[WSBARP] Flexible Tree/Bush Height Language for CC & R's

Douglas Scott doug at rainieradvocates.com
Wed Aug 26 16:46:02 PDT 2020


One drafted in a Declaration in which I am dealing states that:
No structure or part thereof on the real property which is described on the
attached Exhibit A as the Smith Property and the Jones Property may be
erected or constructed, and no trees, shrubs or other vegetation may be
permitted to grow, to an elevation greater than 25 feet above the existing
grade.

It could also state that they cannot grow to a height which impairs the
view of the Olympic Mtns from the Doe and Moe properties.

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On Wed, Aug 26, 2020 at 9:47 AM Jeff Davis <jeff at bellanddavispllc.com>
wrote:

> Listmates:
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> Client is revising CC & R’s and wants to incorporate a more flexible
> height restrictions for trees and bushes.  The HOA has seven different
> Plats where some lots enjoy  views of the strait with other looking at the
> Olympic Mountains.  In places where trees/bushes do no impair any views the
> restrictions  do not make sense, but have lead to nasty neighbor
> interaction for owners just wanting to make trouble.  Do any of you have
> language that addresses this type of issue that you would be willing to
> share?
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> Jeff Davis
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