- Each household
shall be limited to one pet (a cat or a dog). Excluded from
this limitation are not more than two indoor cats requiring
no access outside of the unit.
- Pet
Permit Agreements shall be executed for all dogs and cats.
Such agreements may be revoked by the Executive Board for violation
thereof and with regard to any pet causing or creating a nuisance
or unreasonable disturbance or noise, if necessary, such pet
may be removed from the property at the resident’s expense.
- Pets are
not allowed to roam physically unrestrained on the Common or
Limited Common Elements. When out of doors, pets must be leashed
and controlled by their owner. At no time may a pet be tethered
out of doors on the Common or Limited Common Elements. Any pet
allowed to roam on the Common Elements may be trapped and transported
to an animal shelter. All expenses associated with such action
shall be charged to a subsequently identifiable resident owner.
- Dog waste
has become an increasing problem at Farmington Woods and it
is required that pet owners collect and dispose of this waste
in a proper manner. When walking dogs, every attempt should
be made to respect the efforts of residents (or M.A. staff)
to beautify the Common and Limited Common Elements throughout
Farmington Woods including flowers, shrubs and grass. Where
possible, dogs should be directed to unlandscaped or “rough”
areas for the purpose of relieving themselves, especially upon
the request of another resident.
- Pets, except
for seeing eye dogs, whether leashed or carried, are not allowed
on the golf course, within the tennis courts, within the paddle
tennis courts, inside the swimming pool areas, in the Master
Association Office or in the Clubhouse. Failure to comply with
these rules and regulations may result in the assessment of
fines pursuant to the legal documents of the Master Association.
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