TEMPORARY STRUCTURES AND COMMERCIAL VEHICLES Sample Clauses

TEMPORARY STRUCTURES AND COMMERCIAL VEHICLES. Temporary shelters, trailers, tents, or other structures of a like nature – except those used by contractors during the development, repair or improvement of the Burdened Lot or any structures thereon – shall not, at any time, be used as temporary or permanent residences or commercial facilities or be permitted to remain on the front lawn of any Burdened Lot after completion of construction of the dwelling thereon. No recreational vehicles, including but not limited to boats, boat trailers, house trailers, camping trailers, motorcycles, or similar type items shall be kept on any Burdened Lot unless within the enclosed garage. It is strictly prohibited to store or park junk or inoperable automobiles on or about any of said units. The repairing of automobiles other than on an emergency basis shall be prohibited. All motorized vehicles parked on a Burdened Lot must be licensed and in operating condition. Automobiles and all other personal motor vehicles used in the ordinary course of daily living shall be parked in the garage attached to each dwelling with the garage door closed.
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