REQUIRED: Unit Addition / Change Request

As a reminder any work performed on the OUTSIDE of your unit MUST be approved IN ADVANCE of any work commencing. County permitting may be required as defined by local ordinances.

The Architectural Review Committee will review and grant approval of requests as long as all set-backs and materials are in compliance and the necessary permits have been obtained, if required by Lee County.

Per existing Rules & Regulations of Holiday Condominium documents:

11. CHANGES AND ADDITIONS –Any exterior changes, additions or improvements require approved applicable local permits and a “Approval Change Request” approved by the Board of Directors or their designated committee. Plans and Specifications for such additions must be set forth in reasonable detail showing the type of materials, a plot plan showing the location of the project on the unit and adjoining lot structures, exterior appearance of the project when completed, and such other details as may be required for review by the Association. Contractors may work in the Park Mondays through Saturdays from 8 AM to 6 PM, but are prohibited on Sundays and Holidays except for emergency conditions. An “Approval Change Request” form must be completed and submitted to the Association office a minimum of 14 days prior to planned and/or commencement of work associated with the change, addition or improvement.

Articles 11.1 through 11.7 are part of the county regulations applicable to our park and enforcement is the responsibility of the county.

11.1. All Recreational Vehicles including Park Models must be of a length and width allowed by the State of Florida and Lee County and must bear the RV Industry seal or Florida Park Model seal. Total area of the RV or Park Model including any additions must not exceed 960 square feet.

11.2. Side setback requirements will be 1 foot from the right hand property line and 9 feet from the left hand property line looking from the street to the front of the unit except as defined in article 11.3. In all cases there must be a minimum of 10 feet between yours and your neighbors adjoining structures.

11.3. Set back requirements are 5 feet front and back and 5 feet from street right-of-way or park boundry. Setback between your unit/structures (RV, Park Model, additions, decks, sheds) to your neighbors adjoining unit/structures must be a minimum of 10 feet.

11.4. Any carport or awning which is supported in part or whole by posts that reach ground level require a county permit and meet all set back requirements including a minimum 10 feet between a neighbors adjoining structures.

11.5. One free standing shed not to exceed 120 square feet in area and 10 feet in height is allowed and must have a county permit, meet all set back requirements, be tied down and comply with all building codes.

11.6. Landings, steps, decks and patios: a) One deck or patio up to one hundred-twenty (120) square feet in area may be permitted provided all setback requirements are met. Stair landings that are incorporated into a deck shall be calculated in the square footage of the deck. b) Stairs or stair landings may encroach 3 feet into the rear or side setback but cannot encroach into the front setback and no stair landing shall exceed twelve (12) square feet in area. c) In order to be uniform and attractive the framing, which supports the landing and the steps, should be covered with the same material used for skirting or siding. 11.7. ROOF-OVERS are allowed in conformance with Lee County specifications. 11.8. SKIRTING of substantial quality, (aluminum, or vinyl), to withstand Florida weather and TIEDOWNS as required by Governmental Regulations, are required on any unit left on location for more than six (6) months or when unoccupied between June 1st and November 30th. SKIRTING must be breakaway as per Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) and Color must match to the RV or be white.

11.9. UTILITY CONNECTIONS must meet all electrical and plumbing codes and all Governmental and Association Requirements. All RVs must use approved drain equipment in good condition, including a sewer donut ring for portable or temporary sewer connections.