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BUILDING & CONSTRUCTION
1. All lots in this plat of
Carolyn Beach Homeowners’ Association shall be used for
Residential purposes only, except those designated community
tracts and Tracts A, B, C. No lot or parcel of this plat shall
be used for passage to or from this plat of Carlyon Beach
Homeowner’s Association.
2. No building or structure shall
be constructed on any lot; tract or parcel of this plat, which
does not conform to Carlyon Beach Homeowner's Association
By-Laws, Rules & Regulations, Covenants, Thurston County
Building Regulations and the laws of the State of Washington.
Violations of the building construction Rules and Regulations
shall be assessed a minimum fine of $500.00 or 5% of the total
building costs, which ever is greater per month until the
violation has been rectified. Prior to full or part time
occupancy, each building requires a “Right to Occupy” permit
issued by the CBHA Facility Manager. A “Right to Occupy” permit
will be issued when all money owed to CBHA and an inspection
form has been completed and signed off by the CBHA building
inspector. The property owner, CBHA President and the
Chairperson of the Architecture Committee, shall sign said
permit.
3. The maximum height of all
buildings with or without a basement shall be limited to a
maximum of sixteen (16) feet above pre developed grade at the
highest point of the lot at the base of the structure unless the
architecture committee grants a variance. (See building
packet).
4. Low volume flush toilets are
required in all new construction.
5. For corner lots, the street
address will maintain the setback established for the division
in which it is located.
6. When a variance is requested,
CBHA will send letters to all lot owners within a radius of 300
feet from the center of the subject property soliciting their
input regarding any obstruction of view, light or air to their
property. A fee of $330.00 will be charged to the property
owner requesting the variance. The Architecture Committee in
making the final decision must consider all letters, giving
responding property owners closest to the applicant property the
greatest consideration.
7. Owners and/or construction
manager must review the marina bluff guidelines for adherence to
the onsite drainage guidelines
8. a. Permits MUST be obtained
for all new buildings, mobile homes, septic tanks, (Also see
Septic Systems section, for additional requirements for permit
types #1 & #2), large parabolic dishes or other large antennas,
and any addition to existing structures, out-buildings,
retaining walls, bulkheads, holding tanks or road drainage
culverts. Permit(s) must be obtained from Carlyon Beach
Homeowner's Association prior to obtaining Thurston County
Permit(s). Permits are non-transferable. All permits must be
posted in a conspicuous location visible from the road.
b. Any homeowner who applies
for a permit of any type is required to sign a statement that
he/she has received, read, understand and will follow CBHA Rules
and Regulations, By-Laws and Covenants.
c. As a requirement
for a CBHA building permit, the property owner shall grant to
CBHA a drainage easement in the five (5) foot set back along
each side of the affected property.
d. The following amounts
must be paid in cash, money order or certified check at the time
the permit is issued:
Permit Type #1
Houses, Mobiles, Modulars
a. Application Fee -
$38.50
b. Non interest bearing deposit
for legal fees, or other costs, should they be required -
$1,650.00. Requirements for return of deposit shall include
“Right ot Occupy” from CBHA and a Thurston County Certificate
of Occupancy.
c. Non-refundable fee
for CBHA water hook-up - $1,100.00.
d. New construction non-refundable
impact fee - $550.00.
e. Holding tank inspection fee of
$220.00.
f. An additional fee will be
charged by CBHA for storm water engineering review.
Per Permit Type #2
Carports,
decks, Garages, Concrete, Retaining walls, Bulkheads, Septic
Systems, culverts pavement or blacktop.
a. Application Fee - $38.50
b. Permits shall require approval
from the Roads & Storm water Committee to insure proper run-off
issues are addressed or repaired. No pavement or concrete shall
be placed on CBHA rights of way. All pavement or concrete used
to establish a lot line should comply with the same code as a
fence. (See category 3 Permits). Non-refundable
c. If applicable, holding
tank inspection fee - $220.00
d. Refundable deposit - $275.00
e. If required, an additional fee
will be charged for storm water engineering review.
f. All original permits for
residential dwellings may include any of the above with no
additional fees if they are submitted as one application.
Issuance of this permit does not relieve the applicant from the
member’s responsibility to comply with Thurston County permits
requirements.
Permit Type #3
When a permit
is required for smaller projects, such as: large parabolic
dishes, large antennas, additions over 120 square feet and/or
over $1,500.00 in cost, or decks without poured concrete.
a. The cost for this permit
type is $22.00.
b. All fences shall be considered
a category 3 permit. All fences shall comply with CBHA rights
of light, view, and air and shall not be built on CBHA Rights of
Way. Permits to build a fence on a lot line will require
either:
· Proof of registered
survey as well as registered surveyor’s pins (no sticks).
· A letter of agreement
between the two lot owners in question.
c. Fences and gates up to 72 inches
in height from the ground level may be allowed from the front
edge of a home outward to side lot lines, extend to the
back and along the rear property line. Gates shall not exceed
72 inches in height.
d. No fence, wall or hedge shall be
erected on any lot in such location or at such heights as to
unreasonably obstruct the view, light and air from any other
lot.
9. No Permit Required
· Projects, other than
fences, less than 120 square feet.
· Projects less than
$1,500.00 in cost will not require a permit.
10. An application for Carlyon
Beach Homeowner's Association Building Permit must be submitted
to the Architectural Committee for review, and a permit secured
prior to the commencing of any construction. Supporting
documents must fully disclose and describe the work to be done
in adequate detail to verify compliance with CBHA requirements.
Be sure to list the owner name and lot description on each
drawing or document. Required supporting documents include 3
copies of each of the following:
a. Plot plan showing lot
dimensions, existing structures and utilities, proposed
structures and utilities, measurements to property lines and
paved roadways.
b. Drawings indicating elevation
of septic holding tanks in relationship to finish grade after
landscaping is complete and other required set backs (e.g. water
/sewer separation).
c. Architecture drawings, with
measurements and elevations.
d. Surface water drainage plan
showing lot topography before construction and after
construction, and features to control runoff from impervious
area (e.g. roof, driveway, patio),
e. Erosion and sediment control
plan both during and after construction.
f. A Copy of all easements,
covenants and restrictions of record.
Site
requirements are proof of survey to locate corner pins and
property lines and locate of CBHA water lines by CBHA Facility
Manager which requires 48 hours notice. When property lines are
curved, the surveyor shall put pins or stakes or otherwise show
the curves on site, in the ground, in such a ways as to make it
possible for the CBHA inspector to measure the setbacks anywhere
around the property as necessary. Construction must proceed in
the following phases:
a. Phase 1 obtain proper
building permits
b. Phase 2 install culvert
and gravel driveway
c. Phase 3 site work; Install
forms for foundation.
d. Phase 4 foundation and framing
work. Install roof trusses
e. Phase 5 install septic,
holding tanks and pump out station.
11. Any damage to roads, bioswales
or properties caused during construction, etc. will be the
owner’s responsibility. These areas must be restored within
thirty (30) days of notification at the owner’s expense to the
satisfaction of the CBHA Board of Trustees. Failure to do so
will result in a $5,000.00 fine and and a lien placed on the
property. CBHA will restore or have restored the areas at the
owner’s expense; the lien will be released when all monies
including the lien costs are paid in full.
12. The Right to Occupy property
is contingent on compliance with CBHA requirements.
13. The construction of all
buildings and structures shall be prosecuted diligently and
continuously from commencement of construction until the
exterior of such buildings and structures are completed and
painted or otherwise suitably finished. All buildings and
structures must contain only those materials that conform with
Thurston County building codes pertaining to quality of
materials.
14. No lot, tract or portion of a
lot or tract of this plat shall be divided and sold, ownership
changed or transferred, whereby the ownership of any portion of
this plat shall be less than 7200 square feet, nor less than
fifty (50) in width as measured along the waterfront, or any
ownership left without bordering a street, or leaving property
line closer than five (5) feet to a building drip line. A lot
may be divided to increase the size of adjoining lots.
15. Out-house toilets are not
allowed.
16. Portable toilets with holding
tank(s) will be required on site and serviced regularly during
all construction when workers are present until toilet
facilities are put into service in the house being constructed.
Trash barrel(s) or garbage cans(s) shall be furnished and
serviced during construction by homeowner at homeowner’s
expense.
17. If a stop work order is issued
and the identified violation has not been fixed in three (3)
days, a lien will be placed on the property and will not be
released until the project is completed and a “Right to Occupy”
is issued.
Non-compliance with the Stop
Work Order will result in an immediate $500.00 per day fine to
the owner of the property until the work is stopped and remains
stopped until the violation is corrected.
18. Recreational vehicles and
equipment including travel trailers, camp trailers, cargo
trailers, Park Model Trailers, motor homes, boat, etc., shall be
used for recreational purposes only at Carlyon Beach Homeowner's
Association, and shall not be considered nor occupied as
residences. Trailers shorter than forty (40) feet or less than
220 square feet in floor area, excluding cabinets, are
classified as travel trailers (by Thurston County Building
Dept.). Living or sleeping occupancy of recreational
vehicles/equipment shall not exceed thirty (30) consecutive days
or a cumulative total of 120 days during any Association fiscal
year (July 1 through June 30).
19. Recreational vehicles or
equipment shall not be converted into a residence nor made part
of a residence by alteration or combination with other
structures or vehicles. The addition of attached or separate
structures such as bedrooms, bathrooms, kitchens, garages,
carports and open sheds to be used in conjunction with
recreational vehicles shall not be permitted. However, a
separate storage room or locker for recreational equipment,
tools and other accessory items may be installed. Such
structures shall not exceed one hundred twenty (120) square feet
in floor area.
20. No clearing or construction
will be allowed prior to 7:30 A.M. nor will it be allowed after
9:00 P.M., Monday through Saturday. And 9:00 AM until 6:00 PM on
Sundays.
21. Digging will be permitted only
after a water line locate has been accomplished. A water line
locate may be had by calling the CBHA office at least 48 hours
in advance of digging.
22. An existing mobile home
residence shall be permitted to be upgraded with a new mobile
home or a built structure using the existing residence set backs
when current covenants are in conflict with the existing set
backs provided the new mobile home/structure does not exceed the
present bedroom quantities and all other CBHA requirements for
the mobile home/ structure are met and approved by the CBHA
Architecture Committee. If Thurston County Health Department
requires the existing septic systems to be upgraded to meet
Thurston County Health Department standards, the lot owners
shall be permitted to upgrade the septic system subject to the
provisions of paragraph 3 and 4 in the Septic System section.
23. Although State Law prohibits
the unwanted downing of another’s trees, it does not restrict
the enforcement of maintenance. CBHA Architecture committee or
Trustee reserves the right to enforce the privileges of light,
views, and air with regards to trees and brush on both developed
and undeveloped lots. A preprinted complaint form is available
at the office. No phone calls will be taken in place of this
form.
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