Requests for any change to a unit's floor, walls, ceiling, plumbing, heating system, or

electrical wiring, or to its assigned parking space, shall be submitted to the Board of

Directors in writing (which can be by way of email). This shall include the installation of

the replacement of doors and windows, and the installation of a screen door to the

entry of a unit. Requests must set out in detail how and what will be changed and/or

installed and what materials will be used.

In submitting a washer/dryer installation proposal to the Board, a resident must certify that

the appliances will not connect directly to the plumbing of the building, but rather will be

connected to the plumbing completely within the unit. The resident's proposal must also

include the model of the washing machine and dryer (which must be ventless) as well as

the plans of his/her contractor that confirms that the washer and ventless dryer will only be

connected to plumbing within his/her unit.

If a resident needs to have all or part of the building's water shut off for any reason, the

resident shall provide notice of the shut off at least 24 hours beforehand by posting a

written notice of the date and time of the shutoff near the mailboxes in the building's

lobby. In addition, the resident shall notify the Association's manager as well as the

President of the Board at least 24 hours beforehand.

days before the owner or any tenants move in or move out of the owner's unit so

that protective pads can be placed in the elevator. Moving appliances, furniture and

any other items into or out of the building shall not occur through the lobby;

Instead, only the garage shall be used to move-in and move-out of the building

No construction in, or renovation of, a unit shall occur before Sam or after 7 pm. Notice

shall be given to the Association's manager by sending an email to

Barrier.Reef.Condos@gmail.com at least 48 hours prior to the start of any construction or

renovation of a unit, including non-emergency plumbing work as well as any other

activities that have been approved by the Board under R&R 40.

Bicycles, shopping carts, and construction/renovation materials, etc. shall not be taken

through the lobby. As mandated by Paragraph 13(d) of the CC&Rs, there shall be no

obstruction of the building's hallways and other common areas, nor shall anything

(including shopping carts, strollers, walkers, bicycles, construction/renovation materials,

etc.) be kept, parked or stored in the hallways or other common areas of the building.

Shopping carts shall be returned to the garage area after each use and shall not be left in the

elevator.

Residents shall notify the Association's manager or a Board member before large furniture

or appliances are brought into or out of the building so that protective pads can be placed in the elevator. 

Large furniture and appliances shall only be moved into or out of the building through the garage.

The trash chute shall not be used before 7 am or after 8 pm. Loose garbage and trash shall

not be put in the trash chute; instead, to minimize attracting insects (e.g., roaches) and

other pests, all garbage, and trash shall be placed in a securely sealed plastic bag before

putting it in the trash chute or in the large trash container in the garage. Outside the hours

of7am and 8 pm, residents shall bring trash/garbage directly to the trash room in the

garage, much like is required of recyclable items. Residents shall not leave their

trash/garbage containers in the hallways or other common areas.

 Only papers, cardboard boxes, and small recyclable items (e.g., cans, bottles, etc.) shall be

placed in the recyclable container located in the trash room in the garage. Cardboard boxes

shall be broken down before being placed in the recyclable container. Residents shall

never put cardboard boxes (even if broken down) in the trash chute (due to the potential for

obstructing the chute.)

 Residents (especially those moving into the building) shall not overflow the recyclable or

trash containers with cardboard boxes, packing materials, etc. In addition, residents

(especially those moving out of the building) shall not leave any item or object on the floor

of the trash room or place any oversize item or object in the recyclable or trash containers.

This includes any type of appliance, furniture, construction materials, mattresses, bed

frames, or other similar items or objects. Disposal of all such items and objects shall be

the responsibility of the resident and shall be at his/her expense

Residents shall not paint or remodel a balcony or patio without first obtaining the written

approval of the Board. No additional lighting of a permanent nature shall be installed or

used on balconies or patio areas. 

Awnings, sun shades, etc., do not enhance the aesthetic appearance of the building and

shall not be installed. Only clear screens are allowed if properly maintained and not

allowed to become deteriorated

Replacement of external doors and windows shall comply with the style and color

approved by the Board. Residents shall ensure that window and door screens are kept on

their track at all times. Draperies or window coverings should be white or off-white on the

exterior side.

Requests for any change to a unit's floor, walls, ceiling, plumbing, heating system, or

electrical wiring, or to its assigned parking space, shall be submitted to the Board of

Directors in writing (which can be by way of email). This shall include the installation of

the replacement of doors and windows, and the installation of a screen door to the

entry of a unit. Requests must set out in detail how and what will be changed and/or

installed and what materials will be used.