Master Declarations

In part states:

5.1 Architectural Control. The Master Association shall have the right to exercise architectural control over ALL Improvements, to assist in making the entire Subject Property a community of high standards and aesthetic beauty. Such architectural control may include all architectural aspects of any Improvement including, but not limited to size, height, site planning, set-back exterior design, materials, colors, open space, landscaping, waterscaping, and aesthetic criteria.

6.16 Landscaping. All homes shall be tastefully landscaped in accordance with any criteria established by the HOA, to the waterline of any abutting lake and to the pavement edge of any abutting road. Lawns shall be primarily grass and shall not be paved or covered with grovel, arti cial turf or other covering unless permitted by the HOA. All diseased or dead sod, plants, shrubs or owers shall be promptly replaced and excessive weeds or unsightly growth shall be removed. All landscaping shall be regularly maintained in rst-class condition and appearance, including mowing, trimming, fertilization, irrigation and weed, insect and disease control. Any underground sprinkler system which utilizes water supplied by a well, shall utilize a rust inhibitor system, so that rust deposits will not accumulate on any building, wall or paved area.

6.4 & Amendment 14 Beaches/Lake Banks. No owner shall create any beach or sandy area, or alter the design slope, contiguous to any lake or canal within the SUBJECT PROPERTY, nor shall any dock, deck, boat slip or other improvements which extends into any lake or canal or maintenance easement be permitted. All Lake banks shall be properly stabilized, maintained and sodded as designed and approved by the SBDD unless otherwise approved by the APPROVING PARTY and by the SBDD. Please respect your neighbors and your community.

Blasting

Many residents in the area have been feeling small tremors during weekdays and have been asking what are they. The construction industry uses blasting of Crushed limestone which is an essential ingredient in concrete, asphalt and cement. The blasting is being done in Dade County just south of the Dade/Broward County line. In fact the Sunset Lakes community had major blasting done in the mid 90’s to create our numerous lakes and to ll in the soft ground for the construction of homes.

For more information, go to: https://www.change.org/p/7451267/u/22218653 and http://mdlpa.org/

Garbage Disposal

Per HOA documents: For the health and well-being of the Sunset Lakes community, proper Storage and disposal of garbage is mandatory. Garbage pick-up is managed by: WASTE PRO – 954-967-4200.

Residents responsibilities:

** Store bins in an area where they are substantially concealed from view of the streets and neighboring homes. Behind a walled in or landscaped area. These Bins should always be kept clean and covered. ** Bins go on the curb after 5:00 P.M. the day before pick-up and must be removed as soon as possible after pick-up on the collection day. For questions, please contact Sunset Lakes Customer service o ce:954-443-1792.

Green Bin

Garbage Only Every Wednesday & Saturday

Blue Bin With Yellow Cover

Recycling Only Every Saturday Bulk Trash

Once per Month Fourth (4th) Saturday Only

Do NOT Include:

electronic waste, tires, paint, oil or any hazardous material or equipment. These items can be taken to: Waste Pro collection site at: *** 17302 Pines Blvd *** Every First (1st) Saturday