EXTERIOR SCULPTURE, LAWN ART, ETC: ARC approval is not required if all the following
provisions are met. Exceptions must be approved by the ARC.

There cannot be more than two (2) objects or statuary at forty-eight (48) inches in height or more
than ten (10) objects or statuaries at twenty-four (24) inches in height or less. The number of
objects/statuaries shall not exceed a total of twelve (12) on any property. Any additional number
must be approved by the ARC. A Statuary includes items such as animal/bird statues, bird baths,
wooden lawn ornaments, gazing balls, lawn flags, benches (only one bench is allowed of wood,
concrete or metal), bird houses/feeders or garden crook hangers for plants or anything else that
is not naturally growing. A statuary does not include flowerpots.

Not strictly enforced.

From our ACC Guidelines: "Yard ornaments, as a part of the landscaping plan, are acceptable subject to the conditions stated herein and may include, but are not limited to, (a) flagpole - single pole, maximum 25' height, (b) fountains, driveway pylons/piers, waterfalls, bird baths, rock gardens or earth formations - maximum height of 4' 18 and (c) benches, (d) statuary of any kind, and (e) all other yard art. No water features or other types of structures over eighteen (18) inches in height are permitted in setback areas. Flag poles, once approved, are permitted however not to be placed closer than ten (10) feet from any property line.
The maximum number of ornaments of any size on any lot is ten (10) ornaments with no more than seven (7) ornaments in the front yard or on the rear yard abutting the golf course. Waterfalls and mounded type rock gardens are not permitted in front yards or side yards abutting a street. All permanent yard ornaments must be approved by the ACC. "

Winding River Plantation: From our Statues: Sculpture, and Yard Art Items will be considered on a case-by-case basis and must be approved prior to installation. Requests should provide photos or catalog cuts and include a description of type and size measurements of the proposed art.

Devaun Park covenants require Architectural Review Committee approval on a case-by-case basis. In my personal view, this requirement is largely ignored with a number of properties having various yard art displays of varying degrees. There is nothing that is over extensive or offensive such that action has been taken. Residents tend to police themselves.

Meadowlands require ARC approval . However many members either are not aware of the policy or ignore it.