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the rental agreement must be in writing; <br />all rentals shall have a minimum lease term of six (6) months; <br />(iii) the rental agreement must contain a provision that the rental agreement is subject to <br />this Declaration, the Bylaws and the Rules and that any violation of any of the foregoing shall be a default <br />under the rental agreement; and <br />(iv) before commencement of the rental agreement, the Owner shall provide the <br />Association with the names of the Occupants who will reside on the Lot and the address, telephone number <br />and Email address of the Owner. <br />Any Owner that rents his or her Lot shall keep the Association informed at all times of the Owner's <br />address, telephone number and email address. Any rental agreement shall be subject to this Declaration, the <br />Bylaws and the Rules, and any breach of any of the foregoing shall constitute a breach by the Owner and <br />also a default under the rental agreement, regardless of whether it so provides in the rental agreement. If any <br />Occupant breaches any restriction contained in this Declaration, the Bylaws or the Rules, the Owner, on <br />demand from the Association, immediately shall take such steps as may be necessary to correct the breach, <br />including, if necessary, eviction of the Occupant. <br />3.3 Nuisance. No activity shall be conducted in any Lot or Common Area that constitutes a <br />nuisance or unreasonably interferes with the use or quiet enjoyment of the Occupants of any other Lot. <br />3.4 Vehicle and Parking Restrictions. No mobile home, camper or recreational vehicle, boat, <br />truck or similar equipment shall be parked within the Development. For purposes herein, "truck" does not <br />include a pickup truck that does not exceed one ton or a sports utility vehicle. In addition, trucks may park on <br />a temporary basis for delivery or pickup purposes. <br />Occupants shall park their vehicles in their garages so that Common Area parking spaces are <br />available primarily for guest parking. No parking space may be converted into any use that would prevent its <br />use for parking the number of vehicles the garage was originally designed to contain. The Board may adopt <br />Rules regulating parking in the Common Area, including regulations that prohibit Occupants from parking in <br />some or all of the parking spaces in the Common Area, so that the spaces are available exclusively for guest <br />parking. <br />Garage access may not be sufficient in size to accommodate larger vehicles, including in <br />particular sports utility vehicles and vans. In addition, certain parking spaces may be smaller in size <br />than a standard parking space and certain spaces may have limited vertical clearance. It is each <br />Owner's sole responsibility to confirm that the garage is accessible for the Owner's vehicle(s), that <br />the Owner's vehicle(s) can fit within the Owner's garage, and that the Owner's vehicle(s) can comply <br />with the restrictions contained herein. <br />3.5 Towing Authority. Any vehicle wrongfully parked within the Development may be towed in <br />compliance with the requirements and procedures of Vehicle Code section 22658 or any successor statute <br />thereto. In addition and without limiting the foregoing or any other right or remedy available to the Board, the <br />Board may impose monetary penalties for violation of any parking restrictions or Rules. <br />3.6 Signs. Subject to the provisions of Section 12.10 and Civil Code Sections 712, 713 and <br />4710, no sign of any kind shall be displayed from any Lot that is visible from any other Lot except any sign <br />approved by the Board either on an individual basis or pursuant to Rules adopted by the Board or as may be <br />otherwise authorized by Applicable Laws. Home based occupation signs as described in the City Code are <br />prohibited. Board approval does not constitute approval by the City under its sign ordinance or the City Code. <br />August 18, 2016 <br />