The installation of any type of window air conditioning unit is prohibited.
Owners may and only after board approval install central cooling system.
Owners may use portable in room cooling systems as long as they are not visible from the outside of the unit and not physically or permanently connected to the building. In addition they may not create noise at a level that would disturb surrounding unit owners.
Declarations Reference Section 10.4 & .6
Please Note: The Board has reviewed and pre-approved the plans provided by Washington Energy Services for the installation of air conditioning in our buildings. To receive your non-obligation quote, please contact:
Gary Rogers
(425) 766-5618
HOA members are encouraged to seek multiple quotes for air conditioning. Choosing a contractor other than Washington Energy Services should contact the property manager, Brian Judd, to seek approval from the Board before paying for or beginning work from an alternative contractor.
Bird Feeders may only be used in the rear of the builds and may not be places in planters, lawns or trees located in front of the buildings.
Feeders may be placed in the yard or hung from the deck rails or post.
Owners are responsible for the care and maintenance of their feeders and are responsible for the repair of any damage that may occur to the property as a result of installing the feeders.
Owners shall be courteous of their neighbors and cleanup any mess that may occur as a result of having the feeder
Feeding to the coyotes and other wildlife is highly discouraged.
On occasions the board reserves the right to temporarily request the owners stop using the feeding the bird and remove their feeders. This is done to address pest control issues that arise and generally last only a few months.
If any owners fails to maintain and repair feeders under their control the board may at their discretions have those feeders remove at the owner's expense.
Owners shall not hang garments, rugs, etc., from the windows or from any of the desks or facades of the condominium.
Owners shall not dust rugs, etc., from the windows or desks, or clean rugs, etc., by beating them on the exterior of a building.
Decks are considered Limited common property and are under the exclusive control of the unit owners. Each owner shall keep their decks clean and clear of trash and debris including the cleaning of the deck surfaces and surrounding rails.
Owners may only after submitting a written request to the board paint the deck rails with a color and quality of paint that is equal to what is already there.
The board may on annual bases and with prior notice to each owner require an inspection of each unit owner's deck to check for maintenance issues.
Owners may use additional lights on their decks to facilitate night time usage. However, all lights must be white only and may not be as bright to disturb owners in adjoining units.
The use of Decorative lattice on decks or any common or limited common elements at Canyon Ridge is prohibited unless otherwise indicated in writing by the board. Those owners that had lattice installed by the builder may continue to maintain that lattice at their expense or have it removed. Owners may not replace lattice without written permission of the board.
The board reserves the right at any time to access the yards behind the buildings for maintenance and inspections. And while every attempt will be made to notify the owners prior to making access this may not always be possible.
Owners shall not at any time use nails, screws or any other form or hardware to modify or penetrate any part of the building's exterior structure including.
Owners shall not install wiring for electrical, telephone, television or any other type of equipment that protrudes through the walls, windows or the roof of any building or unit.
Satellite lV and Dish installation, (Please see amended rules dated February 21" 2008.)
Owners who are found in violation may be fined and shall at their own expense repair and return the property to its original state.
Amendment to the Fine and Fee schedule completed on (May, 14 2007)
Pursuant to section 1.1of our amended Declarations the Board does hereby adopt the following fees and fines. The Board of Directors of Canyon Ridge Owners' Association resolves that fines shall be levied against any owner who fails or whose tenant/guest fails to observe and obey the provisions of the "Declaration, Bylaws and Rules and Regulations. Notice of any fine levied against an owner shall be mailed (certified mail) or personally delivered to the last recorded address on file with the property manager. In addition to fines, an owner(s) shall be liable for any legal or related cost incurred by the Association in its efforts to collect fines, fees or delinquent dues.
Certified letters: $15.00/letter
Notification & Follow Up: $10.00/letter
Turnover to Collections: $50.00
NSF and Returned Checks: $25.00/check
First Violation No Fine
If corrected
Second Violation $20.00/per day for up to 7 days
If not corrected a per diem fine shall be assessed beginning the first day following the last day of the grace period.
Third Violation $30.00/per day for up to 90 days.
If not corrected after 7 days.
Final Violation
If not corrected after 90 calendar days, a lien shall be placed on the unit and foreclosure initiated.
Violation of parking and vehicle rules will result in towing after the second violation at the owners expense. Owner is also responsible for fines levied as described in the Second Violation.
Dumping of plant or other landscape debris in the woods is strictly prohibited unless otherwise authorized by the board.
Dumping of trash, flammable, toxic or hazardous materials or substances within the wild preserve, storm drains, common or limited common areas of the property is prohibited. Owners to violate this shall be fines and prosecuted under the full extent of the law.
Garbage containers and recycling bins shall at all times be stored inside the unit owner's garage.
Owners may place their containers and bins on the sidewalk in front of their units the night before the regularly scheduled pickup day.
Owners must remove the containers and bins by the end of the day after the regularly scheduled pickup.
In some case where garbage may not be picked up as scheduled on the normally scheduled pick day owner may store the containers and bins outside until such time that pickup is rescheduled or unit the next scheduled pickup day. However the board does request that whenever possible during a missed pickup that owners keep container and bins stored inside to prevent access to rats, mice and other local wildlife.
Without Board approval, unit owners may plant "shallow root annuals" in existing flowerbeds. Examples of such annuals include but are not limited to petunias, marigolds, and impatiens.
Owners must not remove soil or turf to make room for plants without prior written Board Approval.
Owners should use caution to not damage the irrigation system components located in the plant beds or lawns.
Written approval by the board is required prior to the planting of perennials, biennials, trees, shrubs, and other deep root plants in the common or limited common areas to prevent damage to sprinkler systems and underground utilities.
Trimming or cutting down of trees or shrubs by unit owners is strictly prohibited.
With board approval, appropriate size planters made of wood, concrete, plastic, ceramic and terracotta are allowed at the entry to an owner's unit or against the building by the unit owners garage door.
Owners shall not place planters in plant beds, lawns, sidewalks or in any location that may block or restrict clear access to sidewalks for entryways.
Without board approval, small and medium size planters made of wood, concrete, plastic, ceramic and terracotta are allowed an unit owner's decks. Planters should not be of any size that may place undue stress or weight on the deck surface that could result in structural failure.
Board approved, developer and or home purchase agreement authorized yard fences are the property and the responsibility of the individual owner's and not the Home Owners Association.
Owners with yard fences shall annually inspect and maintain their fences to ensure that they stay structurally sound and ecstatically pleasing.
The Association reserves the right to inspect yard fences to determine if repair of maintenance is needed. If it is determined that the fences is in need of repairs the unit owner shall have 30 days to complete the repairs at their expense and show proof to the board the repairs were completed. If for any reason the owner fails to complete the repairs or maintain of the fence the association shall conduct such repairs or maintenance and assess the cost of those repairs or maintenance to the unit owner responsible for the fence.
If a unit owner fails to repair or maintain a fences under these rules the association does reserve the right to and only after proper notice to the owner and a chance for appeal permanently remove the fence instead of conducting repairs.
Stepping stones may be installed by owners and must be installed at ground level to prevent a trip hazard.
Owners are always encouraged to submit their request for landscaping changes to the board prior to proceeding with any work to ensure such work meets with the rules and regulations of the association.
Water hoses may be stored outside during the summer months and shall be rolled either inside a decorative container or in such a way as to not create a trip hazard or prevent landscaping and other maintenance work.
Water hoses shall be stored inside during the winter months to prevent freeze damage.
Water hoses found to not be properly stored may be remove by the associations and or unit owner may be fined in accordance with current rules and regulations.
The board encourages owners to decorate for the holidays and provides the following to help guide owners.
Holiday decorations may be displayed starting Thanksgiving Day and must be remove no later than January 5th.
Owners may decorate the outside of their unit only include planter and lawn areas.
Decorations may be either white or multi colored lights and lighted lawn decoration.
Broken or defective decorations must be repaired or remove within 24 hours.
Owners shall not use common power source, all power must be supplied by an outlet that is paid for by the unit owner.
No holes in siding or building surfaces.
No outside sound devices.
All lights must be turned off no later than 11pm.
No decorations are permitted on the roof surfaces of the buildings.
Owners are solely responsible for any and all damage that may result from the decorations.
Owners should exercise extreme care in making noise that may disturb others.
Canyon Ridge recognizes quiet hours between 9pm and 7am.
If noise from your unit can be heard outside your unit it's considered to be load and disruptive to other.
Please see Amendment dated March 14th 2007
The speed limit for all streets located within Canyon Ridge is 15 mph. Divers found to be in violation will be fine based on the rules established by the board and the declarations.
Garages are intended to store the number of vehicles they were designed and constructed to store. Unless entering or exiting, garage doors must be closed except when cleaning or doing other types of tasks within the garage that would require ventilation.
The parking lot at the entry to Canyon Ridge and the limited parking spaces located around the property are intended for our guests. However, these spaces are not reserved and are available on a "first come, first served" basis to both guests and owners.
Residents shall park their vehicles in their garage or driveway overnight. Parking on the street is prohibited in al1 areas of Canyon Ridge unless otherwise posted. Vehicles shall not extend into the street Homeowners with short driveways will be allowed to have their vehicle on a portion of the sidewalk but the vehicle may not extend into the street. Parking and driving vehicles on the sidewalks, lawns/landscapingand greenbelt areas or any other area not intended for parking or driving is strictly prohibited. Any vehicle found to be in violation of these rules will be towed without warning at the owner's expense.
Residents shall advise visiting guests to park in the parking lot at the entrance to Canyon Ridge or in designated parking spaces. Guests may also park their vehicles in the driveway of the resident they are visiting up to 24 hours at a time. Guest parking on the street overnight is prohibited at all times.
Carpooling or other group activities that result in guest vehicles being·parked at Canyon Ridge on a daily basis or for an extended period of time are limited to parking in the lot at the entrance to Canyon Ridge.
Any vehicle that is left unattended or unmoved for more than 5 days will be considered abandoned by the association. The vehicle will be cited by placing a dated notice on the window. The owner will have 24 hours from that date and time1o remove the vehicle. Failing to do so will result in the vehicle being towed at the owner's expense.
All vehicles parked on the property must display a valid license plate; in addition the vehicle license may not be expired. Vehicles failing to display a valid license plate will be cited by placing a dated notice on the vehicle. The owner will have 24 hours from that date and time to properly license or remove the vehicle. Failnre to do so will result in the vehicle being towed at the owner's expense.
Storage of vehicles at Canyon Ridge is prohibited. This includes non- running vehicles and those in a state of disrepair. These vehicles will be cited by placing a dated notice on the vehicle window. The owner will have 24 hours from that date and time to remove the vehicle. Failure to do so will result in the vehicle being towed at the owner's expense.
Commercial vehicles are not permitted to be parked on the streets or in the parking lot of Canyon Ridge over night unless prior arrangements have been made with the board.
Boats, trailers and other recreational type vehicles may be parked on the property for 24 hours. Visitors with recreational vehicles must park in the guest parking lot and may not remain longer than 24 hours. Recreational vehicles of any kind are prohibited from entering the wild preserve owned by the association.
Blocking a right of way, no parking area, driveway, mailbox frontage or deshmated fire lane is prohibited and vehicles will be towed without warning at the owner's expense.
Vehicle repairs and major overhauls including but not limited to; engine rebuilds and repairs, oil and other fluid changes are not permitted at Canyon Ridge. Owners may conduct minor maintenance tasks on vehicles that are owned by and registered to an owner currently living at Canyon Ridge. An example of minor maintenance would be: washing, vacuuming or changing wiper blades or light bulbs. Minor maintenance of vehicles shall be done in the vehicle owner's driveway or in the garage of the vehicle owner.
Loud noises resulting from the operation of a vehicle and /or its audio system or equipment is prohibited.
Any vehicle found to be in violation of any or all of the above stated rules are subject to removal at the owner's expense without prior written or verbal warning. Additionally, unit owners shall pay for the cost of the repairs, removal, clean up and/or replacement of all damage to the wild preserve and the common or limited common area of the association when these costs result from the violation of fuese rules. As an owner at Canyon Ridge Condominium you are responsible for and will be held financially liable for the actions of your visitor(s)/guest(s) if their actions result in a violation of these rules or damage to the property.
Please see Amendment dated April 16th 2004
Owners should walk their pets along the rear of the buildings and along the greenbelt to avoid damage to the lawns or shrubs as a result of frequent urination.
Except as otherwise provided in Section 1.3 below, it shall be a violation of these Rules for any person to own, possess, keep, exercise control over, maintain, harbor, or transport within the Condominium any Prohibited Breed Dog. It shall at all times be a violation of these Rules for any person to own, possess, keep, exercise control over, maintain, harbor, 01· transport within the Condominium any Vicious Dog.
1.2.1 An "owner," for purposes of these Rules, is defined as any person who owns, possesses, keeps, exercises control over, maintains, harbors, or transports any animal.
1.2.2 A "Prohibited Breed Dog" for purposes of these Rules, is defined as any dog that is an American Pit Bull Terrier, American Staffordshire Terrier, Staffordshire Bull Terrier, Rottweiler, German Shepard, Wolf Dog Hybrid, or any dog displaying the majority of physical traits of any one or more of the above breeds, or any dog exhibiting those distinguishing characteristics which substantially conform to the standards established by the American Kennel Club or United Kennel Club for any of the above breeds.
1.2.3 A "secure temporary enclosure," for purposes of these Rules, is a secure enclosure used for purposes of transporting a Prohibited Breed Dog and which includes a top and bottom permanently attached to the sides except for a "door" for removal of the Prohibited Breed Dog. Such enclosure must be of such material, and such door closed and secured in such a manner, that the Prohibited Breed Dog cannot exit the enclosure on' its own.
1.2.4 A '"license" for the purposes of these Rules shall mean a pet license issued by the City of Bothell pursuant to Bothell Municipal Code 6.08.010 or any successor ordinance.
1.2.5 A Vicious Dog is any dog which: (I) When unprovoked, approaches any person in a vicious or terrorizing manner in an apparent attack anywhere other than in the owner's or possessor's Unit or Limited Common Elements; (2) Has a known propensity, tendency or disposition to attack without provocation to cause injury or otherwise endanger the safety of persons or other domestic animals; (3) Bites, inflicts injury upon, assaults or otherwise attacks a person or domestic animal without provocation on common, public or private property; or (4) Is kept or trained for the purpose of dog fighting. Vicious Dog does not mean any dog, assisting a peace officer engaged in law enforcement duties, or any dog which threatens or injures a person if the threat of injury, or damage was sustained by a person who, at the time, was committing a willful trespass or other tort upon the premises occupied by the owner of the dog, or was tormenting, abusing, or assaulting the dog or has, in the past, been observed or reported to have tormented, abused, or assaulted the dog or was committing or attempting to commit a crime.
The prohibition in Section 1.1 of this Rule shall not apply in the following enumerated circumstances. Failure by the owner to comply and remain in compliance with all of the terms of any applicable exception or Rule shall subject the Prohibited Breed Dog to immediate removal from the Condominium pursuant to Section 1.5 of these Rules.
1.3.1 Where an owner of a Prohibited Breed Dog has taken physical possession ofa Unit prior to January l1 20041 and the Prohibited Breed Dog has been in continuous residence in the Unit since January I, 2004, the Prohibited Breed Dog shall be permitted to remain in occupancy in the Condominium for the rest of its natural life; provided that no such Prohibited Breed Dog shall be replaced upon its decease or upon it the discontinuance of its occupancy in the Condominium, and fmther provided that the owner of such Prohibited Breed Dog registers the animal with the Manager within fifteen (15) days of notification by the Association of the adoption of this Amendment to the Rules and Regulations. Registration shall include the name, breed and age of the dog, a copy of the animal's license and a photograph of the animal.
1.3.2 The foregoing prohibition against Prohibited Breed Dogs shall not apply to any seeing eye dog or other dog which has been trained to assist a disabled occupant to live independently and which is being kept by a person who is legally blind or otherwise disabled who requires such animal as a reasonable accommodation of his or her disability (hereinafter referred to as "Assistive Living Dogs"). The owner of such Prohibited Breed Dog which is a qualified Assistive Living Dog must register the animal with the Manager by no later than fifteen ( 15) days after notification by the Association of the adoption of this Amendment to the Rules and Regulations or five (5) days after acquisition of the animal, whichever is later. Registration shall include the name, breed and age of the dog, a copy of the animal's license and a photograph of the animal.
1.3.3 Where an owner ofa Prohibited Breed Dog is an active law enforcement officer and the Prohibited Breed Dog has been formally trained as a police dog and is actively employed as such or has been retired from such employment as a result of age or disability, the Prohibited Breed Dog shall be permitted to remain in occupancy in the Condominium; provided that the owner of such Prohibited Breed Dog registers the animal with the Manager within fifteen (15) days of notification by the Association ofthe adoption of this Amendment to the Rules and Regulations and provides proof of meeting the conditions ofthis subsection. Registration shall include the name, breed and age of the dog, a copy of the animal's license and a photograph of the animal.
The owner of any Prohibited Breed Dog which had been registered pursuant to Section 1.3 of this Rule shall be allowed to keep such Prohibited Breed Dog within the Condominium upon compliance with the terms of the exception contained in Section 1.3 of this Ruic only if the owner applies for and recejves an annual Prohibited Breed Dog license from the Association on or before February I, of each year. As a condition of issuance of a Prohibited Breed Dog license, the owner shall at the time of application comply with or othetwise provide sufficient evidence that the owner is in compliance with all of the following regulations:
1.4.1 The owner of the Prohibited Breed Dog shall provide proof of rabies vaccination and shall pay tl1e annual Prohibited Breed Dog license fee of fifty dollars ($50.00). The ownerofthe Prohibited Breed Dog shall keep the lice11se for such Prohibited Breed Dog current through annual renewal.
1.4.2 The owner must be at least twenty-one (21) years of age as of the date of registtation of the Prohibited Breed Dog.
1.4.3 The owner shall present to the Manager proof that the owner has procured liability insurance in the amount of at least one hundred thousand dollars ($100,000.00), covering any damage or injury which may be caused by a Prohibited Breed Dog during the twelve-month period covered by the Prohibited Breed Dog license. The policy shall contain a provision requiring the insurance company to provide written notice to the Association not less than fifteen (15) days p1ior to any cancellation1 termination, or expiration of the policy.
1.4.4 The owner shall, at the owner's own expense, have the Prohibited Breed Dog spayed or neutered and shall present to the Manager documentary proof from a licensed veterinarian that this sterilization has been performed.
1.4.5 At all times, the owner shall either keep the Prohibited Breed Dog securely confined within the Unit, except that when walking or transporting the dog to or from the Condominium property, the owner shall keep the Prohibited Breed Dog either securely leashed and muzzled or in a "secure temporary enclosure," as that tennis defined in Subsection 1.2.3 of these Rules.
1.4.6 The owner shall notify the Manager within five (5) days in the event that the Prohibited Breed Dog is lost, stolen, dies, or has a litter. In the event of a titter, the owner must deliver the puppies to the Snohomish County Animal Shelter for destruction or permanently remove the puppies from the Condominium and provide sufficient evidence of such removal by the time the puppies are weaned, but in no event shall the owner be allowed to keep in the Condominium a Prohibited Breed Dog puppy born after the date of adoption of this Rule, that is more than eight (8) weeks old. Any Prohibited Breed Dog puppies kept contrary to the provisions of this subdivision are subject to immediate removal pursuant to Section 1.6 of these Rules.
1.4.7 The owner shall have posted at each possible entrance to the owner's property where the Prohibited Breed Dog is kept a conspicuous and clearly legible Prohibited Breed Dog sign. Such Prohibited Breed Dog sign must be at least eight (8) inches by ten (I 0) inches in rectangular dimensions and shall contain only the words "PROHIBITED BREED DOG" in lettering not less than two (2) inches in height.
1.5.1 Small, well behaved, suitable domestic household pets, including dogs and cats are permitted with on the Condominium property.
1.5.2 Pet owners are responsible for their pets.
1.5.3 If any resident keeps a dog or cat in his or her Unit, he or she must take all care required to ensure that the pet does not disturb other residents.
1.5.4 Unit owners and any other persons keeping a pet are jointly and individually responsible for any damage which their pets may do to common elements or to the property of another owner or occupant. Compensation for damage done by a pet to the property of another resident is a matter strictly between the pet owner and the person whose property is damaged.
1.5.5 Animals may not be allowed to run loose in the common elements or be left tied and unattended in any common element or limited common element.
1.5.6 Except when confined within the Owner's Unit, dogs must be on a leash at all times on the Condominium property.
1.5.7 Owners must clean up immediately after their pet if it relieves itself on the Condominium property. Bagging animal waste in plastic bags for disposal is required.
1.5.8 Pets are to be fed inside the Unit only.
1.5.9 Dogs which bark continuously or repeatedly are not permitted at Canyon Ridge.
1.5.10 The Board of Directors may require the removal of any animal pursuant to Section 1.6 of these Rules which the Board in exercise of reasonable discretion finds disturbing other Unit owners unreasonably or if the owner continues to violate Condominium Rules concerning pets, and may exercise this authority for specific animals even though other animals are permitted to remain.
Notwithstanding the provisions of these Rules, the Board may, after notice and an opportunity for a hearing, require the immediate removal of: (I) any Prohibited Breed Dog found in the Condominium which does not fall within the exceptions listed in Section 1.3, above, (2) any Prohibited Breed Dog that is being kept in violation of any of the requirements of Section 1.4, above, (3) any Vicious Dog, or any other animal which is unreasonably disturbing other residents or is found to be in repeated violation of these Rules. Where the Board has reason to believe that the removal of any animal should be required pursuant to these Rules, and the owner of animal disputes the stated gr01.md for removal, the owner of such animal may file a written petition with the Manager for a hearing concerning such action no later than seven (7) days after receipt of notice. Such petitions shall include the name and address, including mailing addresses, of the petitioner. The Manager will then issue a notice of hearing dates by mailing a copy to the petitioner's address no later than ten (10) days prior to the date of the hearing. Where no written request from the owner for a hearing is received by the Manager within seven (7) days of notice to remove an animal, the animal shall be ordered to be permanently removed from the Condominium. The hearing, if any. will be held before the Board or a hearing officer designated by the Board. Any facts which the petitioners wishes to be considered shall be submitted under oath or affirmation either in writing or orally at the hearing. The Board or hearing officer shall make a final determination whether the dog is a Prohibited Breed Dog as defined in Subsection 1.2.2 of these Rules, whether it meets the terms for exception under Section 1.3 of these Rules and whether it is being kept in violation of the requirements of Section 1.4 of these Rules, whether the dog is a Vicious Dog as defined in Subsection 1.2.4, or whether the animal is unreasonably disturbing other residents or is guilty of repeated violations of these Rules. Such final determination shall be considered final. If the dog is found to be a Vicious Dog or a Prohibited Breed Dog or other animal being kept in violation of these Rules, it shall be permanently removed from the Condominium.
One style of screen door (white in color) is approved by the board for installation. The screen door should complement the architectural design of the buildings.
Screen doors approved by the Board must be professionally installed by a qualified installer.
Owners who install screen doors or make other structural or architectural modifications to a building without prior written Board approval may be fine and required to immediately return the property to its original state at their own expense.
Owners when selling their units shall direct their realtors of the following rules related to signage.
The large arm signs are prohibited from use on all property owned by Canyon Ridge.
Realtors may add a rider to the bottom of the Canyon Ridge sign located in the center island.
Riders must be no larger than 24" long by 6" wide and shall be painted in such a way to match the current colors of the Canyon Ridge sign.
Realtors may contact Dick Barrere at Sign Pro's (425) 885-3204 #29 to make arrangements for a rider.
A small realtor or for sale sign may be placed in one window or in a non grass area in front of the unit that is for sale.
Realtor's and owners may not at anytime place any other signage on the property including but not limited to the lawns, planters or rockeries without the expressed written permission of the board or otherwise indicated in these rules.
Realtors conducting an open house may on the day of the open house place temporary sandwich type or directional sign on the property and at the entrance that are intended to direct traffic to the unit that is for sale. The realtor or an agent of the realtor is required to be present on the property while these signs are in use and signage must be removed at the end of each open house day.
Owners selling their units without the help of a realtor shall follow the same rules and requirement indicated above.
Plastic yard decorations are strictly prohibited at Canyon and shall not be place in any planters, lawns, common or limited common elements unless others authorized in writing by the board or otherwise indicated in these rules.
Unless indicated in writing by the board owners or agents of an owner may not at any time place on the common or limited common elements of Canyon Ridge any signage regardless of type of size.
The Rules and Regulations include herein are to clarify and supplement the Declaration and Covenants, Conditions, Restrictions and Reservations (CC&R's), Bylaws and Articles of Incorporation of Canyon Ridge Condominiums and are not to be construed to supersede or replace any part of those documents. These Rules and Regulations are intended to promote a spirit of cooperation among owners, ensure the protection, privacy and enjoyment of all residents, enhance the appreciation of the property, ensure the safety of persons and property, and preserve the value of owner's investment in Canyon Ridge Condominiums. Consistent adherence to the Rules and Regulations will enhance the quality and lifestyle of the entire condominium community. Violation of these rules and regulations, declarations and bylaws is subject to fines and other actions.