What You Should Know
About the C&Rs
What You Should Know
About the C&Rs
What You Should Know
About the C&Rs
The Oceanwalk Covenants and Restrictions
(C&Rs) detail the governance of our
association while the Rules and Regulations
define the day-to-day rules by which we live.
The Oceanwalk Covenants and Restrictions
(C&Rs) detail the governance of our
association while the Rules and Regulations
define the day-to-day rules by which we live.
The Oceanwalk Covenants and Restrictions
(C&Rs) detail the governance of our
association while the Rules and Regulations
define the day-to-day rules by which we live.
The Architectural Review Committee (ARC)
The Architectural Review Committee (ARC)
The Architectural Review Committee (ARC)
The ARC has full authority to regulate the use
and appearance of the exterior of the Property.
Whenever you are going to add to your
property, change its appearance, or affect the
exterior of your home, you should first check
with the ARC. ARC's prior approval is required
for any and all construction, changes (including
color changes), alterations, additions,
reconstruction, or improvements of any nature
whatsoever on any Lot or to the exterior of a
Unit within the Property.
The ARC has full authority to regulate the use
and appearance of the exterior of the Property.
Whenever you are going to add to your
property, change its appearance, or affect the
exterior of your home, you should first check
with the ARC. ARC's prior approval is required
for any and all construction, changes (including
color changes), alterations, additions,
reconstruction, or improvements of any nature
whatsoever on any Lot or to the exterior of a
Unit within the Property.
The ARC has full authority to regulate the use
and appearance of the exterior of the Property.
Whenever you are going to add to your
property, change its appearance, or affect the
exterior of your home, you should first check
with the ARC. ARC's prior approval is required
for any and all construction, changes (including
color changes), alterations, additions,
reconstruction, or improvements of any nature
whatsoever on any Lot or to the exterior of a
Unit within the Property.
In addition, construction and some other
activities may ALSO require a permit from the
City of Atlantic Beach.
In addition, construction and some other
activities may ALSO require a permit from the
City of Atlantic Beach.
In addition, construction and some other
activities may ALSO require a permit from the
City of Atlantic Beach.
The Board and the ARC wants to work with
you to ensure you can improve your property
and enjoy your home, but as a community there
are rules that have been developed (and to
which you have agreed by contract when you
purchased) that we must enforce. After all,
these rules helped to make this the
neighborhood that you fell in love with, and we
want to keep it that way!
The Board and the ARC wants to work with
you to ensure you can improve your property
and enjoy your home, but as a community there
are rules that have been developed (and to
which you have agreed by contract when you
purchased) that we must enforce. After all,
these rules helped to make this the
neighborhood that you fell in love with, and we
want to keep it that way!
The Board and the ARC wants to work with
you to ensure you can improve your property
and enjoy your home, but as a community there
are rules that have been developed (and to
which you have agreed by contract when you
purchased) that we must enforce. After all,
these rules helped to make this the
neighborhood that you fell in love with, and we
want to keep it that way!
The back of this card highlights some of the
most common issues that arise with
homeowners and failure to get prior approval
from the ARC. However, it is very important
that you take the time to read the C&Rs to
gain a full understanding of what is expected
of each Oceanwalk resident.
The back of this card highlights some of the
most common issues that arise with
homeowners and failure to get prior approval
from the ARC. However, it is very important
that you take the time to read the C&Rs to
gain a full understanding of what is expected
of each Oceanwalk resident.
The back of this card highlights some of the
most common issues that arise with
homeowners and failure to get prior approval
from the ARC. However, it is very important
that you take the time to read the C&Rs to
gain a full understanding of what is expected
of each Oceanwalk resident.
Cutting Down Trees
Atlantic Beach and Oceanwalk are very proud of
our trees. Under our rules, no living trees
measuring six (6) inches or more in diameter at a
point two (2) feet above the ground may be
removed without the prior written approval of the
ARC. Any Person removing trees in violation of
this covenant shall pay a stipulated liquidated
damage sum of $20. 00 per inch of diameter
measured for each tree, up to a maximum liquidated
damage sum of $2,000 for any Lot
Maintaining Your Landscape
One hallmark of a great neighborhood is a well
maintained landscape. The C&Rs specify that (1)
no weeds, underbrush or other unsightly vegetation
shall be permitted to remain on any Lot (2) no
hedges or hedge like grouping of plants exceeding
two feet in height shall be permitted without the
written approval of the ARC, and (3) no artificial
grass, plants or other artificial vegetation shall be
placed or maintained on any Lot.
Fences
No hedges, fences, walls or similar structures may
be erected on a Lot, until the location, quality, style,
color and design have been first approved in writing
by the ARC. In general, fences, walls and hedges
will not be permitted to define property lines.
Basketball Hoops
Basketball hoops or other sport equipment installed
on your property are an exterior modification and
must be approved in advance by the ARC.
Mailboxes
Mailboxes are not only regulated by the C&Rs, but
federal postal requirements as well. The size,
design and color of all mailboxes and the supporting
structures must be approved by the ARC. Owners
are required to maintain the mailbox in good
condition and free of plants and vines that limit
access to the box.
Cutting Down Trees
Atlantic Beach and Oceanwalk are very proud of
our trees. Under our rules, no living trees
measuring six (6) inches or more in diameter at a
point two (2) feet above the ground may be
removed without the prior written approval of the
ARC. Any Person removing trees in violation of
this covenant shall pay a stipulated liquidated
damage sum of $20. 00 per inch of diameter
measured for each tree, up to a maximum liquidated
damage sum of $2,000 for any Lot
Maintaining Your Landscape
One hallmark of a great neighborhood is a well
maintained landscape. The C&Rs specify that (1)
no weeds, underbrush or other unsightly vegetation
shall be permitted to remain on any Lot (2) no
hedges or hedge like grouping of plants exceeding
two feet in height shall be permitted without the
written approval of the ARC, and (3) no artificial
grass, plants or other artificial vegetation shall be
placed or maintained on any Lot.
Fences
No hedges, fences, walls or similar structures may
be erected on a Lot, until the location, quality, style,
color and design have been first approved in writing
by the ARC. In general, fences, walls and hedges
will not be permitted to define property lines.
Basketball Hoops
Basketball hoops or other sport equipment installed
on your property are an exterior modification and
must be approved in advance by the ARC.
Mailboxes
Mailboxes are not only regulated by the C&Rs, but
federal postal requirements as well. The size,
design and color of all mailboxes and the supporting
structures must be approved by the ARC. Owners
are required to maintain the mailbox in good
condition and free of plants and vines that limit
access to the box.
Cutting Down Trees
Atlantic Beach and Oceanwalk are very proud of
our trees. Under our rules, no living trees
measuring six (6) inches or more in diameter at a
point two (2) feet above the ground may be
removed without the prior written approval of the
ARC. Any Person removing trees in violation of
this covenant shall pay a stipulated liquidated
damage sum of $20. 00 per inch of diameter
measured for each tree, up to a maximum liquidated
damage sum of $2,000 for any Lot
Maintaining Your Landscape
One hallmark of a great neighborhood is a well
maintained landscape. The C&Rs specify that (1)
no weeds, underbrush or other unsightly vegetation
shall be permitted to remain on any Lot (2) no
hedges or hedge like grouping of plants exceeding
two feet in height shall be permitted without the
written approval of the ARC, and (3) no artificial
grass, plants or other artificial vegetation shall be
placed or maintained on any Lot.
Fences
No hedges, fences, walls or similar structures may
be erected on a Lot, until the location, quality, style,
color and design have been first approved in writing
by the ARC. In general, fences, walls and hedges
will not be permitted to define property lines.
Basketball Hoops
Basketball hoops or other sport equipment installed
on your property are an exterior modification and
must be approved in advance by the ARC.
Mailboxes
Mailboxes are not only regulated by the C&Rs, but
federal postal requirements as well. The size,
design and color of all mailboxes and the supporting
structures must be approved by the ARC. Owners
are required to maintain the mailbox in good
condition and free of plants and vines that limit
access to the box.