COMMUNITY NOTICE
DATE: MARCH 5, 2008
TO: MADERA DE LA MESA PROPERTY OWNERS
FROM: MADERA DE LA MESA / BOARD OF DIRECTORS
RE: NEW BOARD RESOLUTION.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE MADERA DE LA MESA HOA HAS ADOPTED THE FOLLOWING NEW RESOLUTION WHICH WILL BECOME BINDING ON ALL LOTS IN THE ASSOCIATION EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY:
1. Restrictions on Pet/Animal Nuisances: All pets will be required to be under the control of their respective owner(s) and on a leash at all times when not on the owner’s property. In addition, dogs/pets will not be allowed to make an unreasonable amount of noise or to bark continuously throughout the day or night. All pet droppings will be required to be picked-up and removed by the pet owner and not allowed to accumulate either on the owner’s property, neighboring properties, or the association’s common areas.
2. Pet Enforcement Policy: Pet owners in violation of the Pet Nuisance Restrictions will be sent a letter of non-compliance and asked to correct the violation within seven (7) days. If the violation is not corrected within seven (7) days, the association will assess a fine in the amount of $25.00 per day until the violation is corrected.
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2 comments:
As A dog owner I am in favor of this policy. And agree to its intent . However it falls short as a pet policy, as it does not address the issue of the number of cats in our community which freely roam and use our yards as liter boxes, walk on our cars and fight and awaken us in the middle of the night.
How does this policy apply to those pets??
I agree with the above comment. Something needs to be done to address the issue of these cats. I let me dog out into our backyard just the other day and two black cats were in the yard. Had one of them decided to take a swipe at my dogs nose and or face and cause severe damage, enough that I may have to take my dog to the the vet ( as I have seen this happen before). Who is responsible for those vet fees? If it were a dog off leash that did that to another leashed dog it would be the owner of the unleashed dogs responsibility. However with these cats being able roam the neighborhood freely and not to mention mark their territory which is quite unpleasant, it just doesn't seem quite fair.
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