Common use of Pet Barking Clause in Contracts

Pet Barking. The CC&Rs (3.03 (d)) address the nuisance factor caused by objectionable noises emanating from house lots. This includes barking, howling and whining dogs, including those times when the pet owner is absent from the house leaving behind unattended animals. In the sole opinion of the Board, such noises may be declared a nuisance and are additionally subject to enforcement by County authorities.

Pet Barking. The CC&Rs (3.03 (d)) address the nuisance factor caused by objectionable noises emanating from house lots. This includes barking, howling and whining dogs, including those times when the pet owner is absent from the house leaving behind unattended animals. In the sole opinion of the Board, such noises may be declared a nuisance and are additionally subject to enforcement by County authorities.