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RULES AND REGULATIONS:

STREETSCAPE

1. The sidewalks remain the property of the City of Tshwane, 5. No signage advertising any business may be displayed
but every resident is responsible for the maintenance of anywhere on the Estate other than a small copper or similar
the area between the road kerb and the boundary of his plaque on the dwelling itself.
property. No trees, plants, rocks or built structures may 6. Refuse trolleys may not be placed on pavements unless they
interfere with pedestrian traffic or obscure the vision of will be emptied within 18 hours. Trolleys may not be parked on
motorists. pedestrian walkways on refuse removal days, and should be
2. Garden fences or walls forming part of the streetscape kept out of sight from the golf course, street and neighbouring
must be maintained and painted when necessary. Failing properties on all other days.
this, the CHOA will have the right to have the necessary 7. All caravans, boats, trailers, tools, toolsheds, engine and
maintenance done and charge the cost to the owner. vehicle parts, etc., as well as accommodation for pets
3. Gardens abutting on the golf course must be kept neat at must be sited out of view and must also be screened from
all times. Failing this, the Sport Committee will have the neighbouring properties.
right to have the garden tidied at the cost of the owner. 8. Wendy houses visible from the street are only allowed as
No garden may overflow onto golf course property without temporary sheds for building materials. In all other cases
written permission from the President of the Sport and permission to have one must be obtained from the Board of the
Social Club. CHOA and they must be sited out of view.
4. Washing should only be hung on lines screened from the 9. Building material or rubble may not be dumped on sidewalks
street and golf course. under any circumstance.

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