Landscaping Beds

With spring finally here, co-owners planning changes to front landscaping are reminded to submit a Modification form to Herriman for Board Approval.  The modification form should have a list of plantings along with a diagram of placement.  The Association will be applying mulch to landscaping beds later this spring.  The rule for landscaping is below and should be adhered to:

5.  Landscaping 

1. Artificial flowers and artificial plants displayed or planted anywhere outside of the unit are not permitted.
2. Annual and Perennial Flowers, ornamental grasses or small bushes may be added to the front mulched areas or along the mulched area between driveways as long as they are not higher than the current shrubs and bushes.
3. Items may be planted in the mulched beds in front of a unit only.  Limited to six (6) flower pots in any of these colors: beige, tan, brown, green, gray, white, terra cotta or black for use on the front or mulched areas.
4. Flowers, grasses and plants must be trimmed to keep them within 36 inches of the ground.
5. Nothing is to be planted in the grass areas and grass may not be planted or removed to change the size of the mulched area.
6. Anything planted by co-owners must be maintained by co-owners.  If the landscaping service mistakenly pulls or cuts flowers, shrubs or plants that were installed by the co-owners, the association will not replace them.
7. Edging is permitted only by approval from the Board via an Alteration/Modification Request form.
8. Landscaping stones are not permitted in any common areas.
9. The Association currently spreads mulch every two years.  Mulch installed by co-owners must closely match the original mulch used by the landscaping company.  Call Herriman for the allowable color.  An Alteration/Modification Request form must be submitted to the Board for approval, prior to installation.
10. Landscaping in rear of property around deck:  Landscaping is now allowed around the perimeter of the deck.  The area must be no deeper than two feet.  An Alteration/Modification Request form must be submitted to the Board for approval before installation.  The co-owner is responsible for the mulch and maintenance of this area.