6 Warbler Home Book by Deb Tebbs Group

6 Warbler West Lane, Sunriver MLS #201300388 • • • • •

$1,125,000

4 Beds, 3.5 Baths, 4065 SF Portico entrance, circular driveway & carriage porch Great room has vaulted ceilings & Ralph Lauren suede walls Furnished with exquisite, custom pieces Outdoor storage building, heated shop & mudroom

Deb Tebbs, Broker/President Cascade Sotheby’s International Realty c 541.419.4553 o 541.323.4823 Licensed in the State of Oregon

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PARCEL DETAILS Parcel ID: 191129BB01800 Related Tax Accounts: 168992 Subdivision: RIVER VIEW Lot / Block: PT 5,6,PT 7 /

GENERAL INFORMATION Taxpayer Mailing: PERNA COMPANIES LLC PO BOX 12245 SALEM, OR 97309

Location: County: DESCHUTES, OREGON Map / Taxlot: 191129BB / 1800 Lat / Lon: 43.90462379 / -121.44172388 Situs Addresses:

Owners: (1) PERNA COMPANIES LLC

17685 WARBLER WEST LN, SUNRIVER, 97707

ASSESSMENT SUMMARY Calculated Acres: Assessed Acres: RM Land: RM Impr: RM Total: Total AV: Taxes:

0.73 (31,884 sf) 0.72 (31,363 sf) $408,280 $489,520 $897,800 $777,860 --

Zoning: SURS - SUNRIVER - SUNRIVER SINGLE FAMILY RES

Land Use: 801 - RESORT IMPROVED

Improvement Totals: SqFt: 4065 Bedrooms: 4

Full Baths: 3.0

Half Baths: 1

IMPROVEMENTS Code 172

Description

SqFt

Year Built

RESIDENCE: One Story With Basement

4065

1989

Beds Baths (F/H) Floor Types 4

3.0 / 1

RECENT TRANSACTIONS Date Ref # 07/30/2003 2003-51391 07/25/2003 2003-51404 11/01/1998 1998-5272265 07/07/1995 1995-3780960

Type

Price Seller $0 MCMAHAN,CAROL M TRUSTEE ETA $0 PERNA,MARC J & NANCY S $630,000 $0

Buyer PERNA,MARC J & NANCY S PERNA COMPANIES LLC

Created for the original recipient only, not for further distribution Prepared by AmeriTitle on: 01/24/2013 Data Updated: 12/19/2012

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Account: 168992

Map/TL: R 1-095 191129 BB 01800

PERNA COMPANIES LLC PERNA COMPANIES LLC PO BOX 12245 SALEM OR 97309 THRU: GMAC Mortgage AGENT: CLG (P) Site Address: 17685 WARBLER WEST LN

SUNRIVER 97707

Assessor Property Description RIVER VIEW Lot: PT 5,6,7 Block: Prop Cls:801 Asmt Zone:RS

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MA:1 VA:06 NH 029 Vol-Page: 2003-51391 CDD Zone:SUFP (FLOOD PLAIN DISTRICT) " :AS (AIRPORT SAFETY COMBINING ZONE) " :SURS (SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT) " :LM (LANDSCAPE MANAGEMENT COMBINING ZONE)

Land Values Asmt type RURAL LOT SD LA *Total

*** R.M.V. 400,780 2,500 5,000 408,280

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Improvement Values *** FB $ R.M.V. BLT %GD 172 489,520 1989 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Room Grid for 172

Total SqFt: 4065 - - - - - - - R O O M S - - - - - - LR K DR FAM BD BATH OTH FP UTL Sq Ft: 3453 1st Fl 1 1 1 3 2\1 2 2 1 612 2nd Fl 1 1 1 1099 Garage 462 Carport

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Special Assessments Code DEPT OF FORESTRY FIRE 1 DEPT OF FORESTRY SURCH F ***Total***

Amount 18.75 47.50 66.25

Acres 0.72 0.72

***** Values shown below are as of the Assessment Date, January 1 of each year *****

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--------------2012----------------------------2011--------------Total Maximum Taxable Total Maximum Taxable RMV A.V. A.V. RMV A.V. A.V. LND: 408,280 424,980 IMP: 489,520 509,920 TOT: 897,800 777,860 801,190 934,900 755,210 755,210 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - R 1095 191129-BB-01800

168992

Prop Class Maint Area Asmt Zone

801 1 RS

Value Area Neighborhood

06 029

PERNA COMPANIES LLC PO BOX 12245 17685 WARBLER WEST LN SALEM, OR 97309 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

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Sq Ft: 3453 612 1099 462 Factor Book: 172

- - - - - - - R O O M S - - - - - - LR K DR FAM BD BATH OTH FP UTL 1st Fl 1 1 1 3 2\1 2 2 1 2nd Fl 1 1 1 Garage Carport

Year Built: 1989

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Qty/ Qty/ Description-----------------------Area Description-----------------------Area FOUNDATION - CONCRETE SIDING - LAP WINDOWS - WOOD WINDOWS - DOUBLE/THERMAL PANE ROOF - HIP WINDOWS - SKYLIGHTS ROOF CVR - CONC/CLAY TILE 3453 CARPET VINYL FLOOR DRYWALL VAULTED CEILING INTERCOM SYSTEM DISHWASHER 1 GARBAGE DISPOSAL 1 COOKTOP 1 SINGLE OVEN 1 MICROWAVE OVEN 1 KITCHEN SINK 1 WATER HEATER 2 LAUNDRY TUB 2 BAR SINK 1 LAVATORY 6 TOILET 4 BATHTUB W/FIBRGL SHWR 1 JET TUB 1 SHOWER WDOOR, TILE 2 SPA 7X7 1 HEAT PUMP 4065 SINGLE FIREPLACE 1 SGL ELAB FIREPLACE 1 CARPET DRYWALL - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - * * *

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Factor Book: 172

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Year Built: 1989

Qty/ Qty/ Description-----------------------Area Description-----------------------Area 4065 DECK-AVERAGE 1327 ASPHALT-PAVING 3000 FENCE - CEDAR 65 WOOD SHED 72 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

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T A X

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2012 Balance Due 0.00 Trn Date Btch 11-09-12 0124 2011 Balance Due 0.00 Trn Date Btch 11-10-11 1141 2010 Balance Due 0.00 Trn Date Btch 11-12-10 0104 2009 Balance Due 0.00 Trn Date Btch 11-12-09 0952 2008 Balance Due 0.00 Trn Date Btch 11-12-08 0852 2007 Balance Due 0.00 Trn Date Btch 11-14-07 0752 2006 Balance Due 0.00

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Adval Tax 10,815.76 Received -10,555.55 Adval Tax 10,571.36 Received -10,318.48 Adval Tax 10,424.54 Received -10,176.07 Adval Tax 9,958.70 Received -9,724.20 Adval Tax 9,553.56 Received -9,356.30 Adval Tax 9,052.59 Received -8,835.33 Adval Tax 9,417.17

Special Assessments 18.75 DEPT OF FORESTRY FIRE PATROL TIMB 47.50 DEPT OF FORESTRY SURCHARGE Int/Disc Jrnl Rcpt# Description -326.46 137826 Special Assessments 18.75 DEPT OF FORESTRY FIRE PATROL TIMB 47.50 DEPT OF FORESTRY SURCHARGE Int/Disc Jrnl Rcpt# Description -319.13 121085 Special Assessments 18.75 DEPT OF FORESTRY FIRE PATROL TIMB 47.50 DEPT OF FORESTRY SURCHARGE Int/Disc Jrnl Rcpt# Description -314.72 105820 C90691322 Special Assessments 18.75 DEPT OF FORESTRY FIRE PATROL TIMB 47.50 DEPT OF FORESTRY SURCHARGE Int/Disc Jrnl Rcpt# Description -300.75 908862 C90691322 Special Assessments 20.64 DEPT OF FORESTRY FIRE PATROL TIMB 71.47 DEPT OF FORESTRY SURCHARGE Int/Disc Jrnl Rcpt# Description -289.37 745840 Special Assessments 18.00 DEPT OF FORESTRY FIRE PATROL TIMB 38.00 DEPT OF FORESTRY SURCHARGE Int/Disc Jrnl Rcpt# Description -273.26 614748 Special Assessments 18.00 DEPT OF FORESTRY FIRE PATROL TIMB 38.00 DEPT OF FORESTRY SURCHARGE

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Trn Date Btch 11-14-06 0652 2005 Balance Due 0.00 Trn Date Btch 11-14-05 5852 2004 Balance Due 0.00 Trn Date Btch 11-15-04 0452 2003 Balance Due 0.00 Trn Date Btch 11-12-03 2038 2002 Balance Due 0.00 Trn Date Btch 11-15-02 7490 2001 Balance Due 0.00 Trn Date Btch 11-15-01 6803 2000 Balance Due 0.00 Trn Date Btch 11-14-00 6146 1999 Balance Due 0.00 Trn Date Btch 11-12-99 5587 1998 Balance Due 0.00 Trn Date Btch 11-13-98 5116 1997 Balance Due 0.00 Trn Date Btch 12-10-97 4556 1996 Balance Due 0.00 Trn Date Btch 11-15-96 4082

Received -9,188.97 Adval Tax 9,142.50 Received -8,922.54 Adval Tax 8,882.54 Received -8,670.38 Adval Tax 8,649.89 Received -8,444.71 Adval Tax 8,332.93 Received -8,137.26 Adval Tax 6,038.72 Received -5,911.88 Adval Tax 5,898.00 Received -5,735.61 Adval Tax 5,869.89 Received -5,748.11 Adval Tax 5,702.42 Received -5,585.67 Adval Tax 5,187.85

Int/Disc Jrnl -284.20

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Rcpt# Description 443153

Special Assessments 18.00 DEPT OF FORESTRY FIRE PATROL TIMB 38.00 DEPT OF FORESTRY SURCHARGE Int/Disc Jrnl Rcpt# Description -275.96 305453 Special Assessments 18.00 DEPT OF FORESTRY FIRE PATROL TIMB 38.00 DEPT OF FORESTRY SURCHARGE Int/Disc Jrnl Rcpt# Description -268.16 186843 Special Assessments 18.00 DEPT OF FORESTRY FIRE PATROL TIMB 38.00 DEPT OF FORESTRY SURCHARGE Int/Disc Jrnl Rcpt# Description -261.18 42894 Special Assessments 18.00 DEPT OF FORESTRY FIRE PATROL TIMB 38.00 DEPT OF FORESTRY SURCHARGE Int/Disc Jrnl Rcpt# Description -251.67 C 90 1317429 Special Assessments 18.00 DEPT OF FORESTRY FIRE PATROL TIMB 38.00 DEPT OF FORESTRY SURCHARGE Int/Disc Jrnl Rcpt# Description -182.84 C 90 1201354 Special Assessments 15.00 DEPT OF FORESTRY FIRE PATROL TIMB 0.00 DEPT OF FORESTRY SURCHARGE Int/Disc Jrnl Rcpt# Description -177.39 C 90 1086227 Special Assessments 18.00 DEPT OF FORESTRY FIRE PATROL TIMB 38.00 DEPT OF FORESTRY SURCHARGE Int/Disc Jrnl Rcpt# Description -177.78 C 90 975322 Special Assessments 18.00 DEPT OF FORESTRY FIRE PATROL TIMB 38.00 DEPT OF FORESTRY SURCHARGE Int/Disc Jrnl Rcpt# Description -172.75 C 90 880386

Received -5,086.53

Special Assessments 18.00 DEPT OF FORESTRY FIRE PATROL TIMB 38.00 DEPT OF FORESTRY SURCHARGE Int/Disc Jrnl Rcpt# Description -157.32 C 90 771719

Adval Tax 4,970.84 Received -4,821.71

Int/Disc Jrnl Rcpt# -149.13 C 90 691322

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Principal: Gayle Vidal Enrollment and Staffing Total Enrollment (as of Oct. 2012): • Grade K: 42 • Grade 1: 40 • Grade 2: 30 • Grade 3: 40 • Grade 4: 47 • Grade 5: 43 • Grade 6: 34 • Grade 7: 35 • Grade 8: 47 Demographics (as of Oct. 2012): • ELL (English Language Learners) • Free and Reduced Meals • Special Education • Talented and Gifted (TAG) • Minority Students

2010-11 State Report Card Rating: Outstanding 358 Academic Achievement Percentage of Students Meeting or Exceeding Standards * Reading Grades 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8

.8% 54.8% 14.7% 3.6% 3.0%

Student to Teacher Ratio

25.6

Total Staffing (2011-12 Report Card):

32.9

• Teachers (FTE): 17.6 • Average Years of Experience: 13.0 years • With a Master’s Degree or Higher: 63.5% • Classes taught by Teachers who meet NCLB definition of Highly Qualified Teacher: 94.7% • Administrator: 1 Principal

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Math Grades 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8

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2011-12 State

Science - Grades 5, 8

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2011-12 State

Year Opened: 1992 Facility Size: 75,432 square feet Last Renovated: 2011

Technology Use in the Classroom

School Programs • Half-day kindergarten • Full-day kindergarten

Student to Computer Ratio: 1.1 Presentation Stations: 22 (laptop computer, projector, document camera, speakers)

Bend-La Pine Schools – 520 NW Wall Street – Bend, OR 97701

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School Snapshot 2011-12 State Report Card Rating: Outstanding

Summit High School

Academic Achievement Percentage of Students Meeting or Exceeding Standards

2855 NW Clearwater Drive Bend, OR 97701 541.355-4000

Reading - Grade 11

Principal: Dr. Alice DeWittie

Enrollment and Staffing Total Enrollment (as of Oct. 2012): • Grade 9: 425 • Grade 10: 348 • Grade 11: 323 • Grade 12: 296 Demographics (as of Oct. 2012): • ELL (English Language Learners) • Free and Reduced Meals • Special Education • Talented and Gifted (TAG) • Minority Students

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Student to Teacher Ratio

28.4

Total Staffing (2011-12 Report Card):

86.7

• Teachers (FTE): 49.0 • Average Years of Experience: 14.8 years • With a Master’s Degree or Higher: 77.8% • Classes taught by Teachers who meet NCLB definition of Highly Qualified Teacher: 99.1% • Administrators: 1 Principal, 2 Assistant Principals • Counselors: 4

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2011-12

2011-12 State

Science - Grade 11

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2011-12

2011-12 State

Year Opened: 2001 Facility Size: 226,538 square feet Last Renovated: NA

Technology Use in the Classroom Student to Computer Ratio: 3.6 Presentation Stations: 34 (laptop computer, projector, document camera, speakers)

School Programs – As of 2011-12 School Year Fine Arts / Performing Arts Participation: 53% Athletics Participation: 51% AP Courses Offered: 12 Students Enrolled in AP Courses: 408 Dual College Credits Earned: 680

Bend-La Pine Schools – 520 NW Wall Street – Bend, OR 97701

School Snapshot 2011-12 State Report Card Rating: In Need of Improvement

La Pine High School

Academic Achievement Percentage of Students Meeting or Exceeding Standards

51633 Coach Road La Pine, OR 97739 541.355.8400

Principal: Matt Montgomery

Reading - Grade 11

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2010-11

2011-12

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Enrollment and Staffing Total Enrollment (as of Oct. 2012): • Grade 9: 107 • Grade 10: 112 • Grade 11: 118 • Grade 12: 147 Demographics (as of Oct. 2012): • ELL (English Language Learners) • Free and Reduced Meals • Special Education • Talented and Gifted (TAG) • Minority Students

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2011-12 State

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Student to Teacher Ratio

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Total Staffing (2011-12 Report Card):

52.3

• Teachers (FTE): 21.6 • Average Years of Experience: 13.4 years • With a Master’s Degree or Higher: 83.8% • Classes taught by Teachers who meet NCLB definition of Highly Qualified Teacher: 100% • Administrators: 1 Principal, 1 Assistant Principal • Counselors: 2

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Science - Grade 11

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2011-12

Year Opened: 1979

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Facility Size: 135,771 square feet Last Renovated: 2008

Technology Use in the Classroom Student to Computer Ratio: 2.4

School Programs – As of 2011-12 School Year Fine Arts / Performing Arts Participation: 41% Athletics Participation: 46% AP Courses Offered: 3; Students Enrolled in AP Courses: 65 Dual College Credits Earned: 232

Presentation Stations: 13 (laptop computer, projector, document camera, speakers)

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ASSOCIATION STAFF ADMINISTRATION - 541.593.2411 Bill Peck - General Manager Email: billp@srowners.org Hugh Palcic - Assistant General Manager Email: hughp@srowners.org Becki Sylvester - Executive Assistant E-mail: beckis@srowners.org Charanne Graham - Administrative assistant, meeting room and park reservations, committee meetings calendar, short-term storage reservations, general information Email: charanneg@srowners.org Leslie Knight - Human resources, payroll - 541.585-2931 Email: lesliek@srowners.org

ACCOUNTING- 541.593.2411 Pete Nielsen - Controller Email: peten@srowners.org Becky Kraft - Accounting clerk; A/R, A/P, maintenance fee inquiries, owner address changes for SROA mailings & Sunriver Scene Email: beckyk@srowners.org

COMMUNICATIONS/SUNRIVER SCENE - 541.593.6068

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Brooke Snavely - 541.585.2938 - Communications Director, Scene Editor, Media liaison, Channel 4 Email: brookes@srowners.org Marti Croal - 541.585.2937 - Communications Coordinator/Administration Project Manager SROA special projects, Website, Channel 4, TV at the Country Store, Resident Directory, SROA map, Scene layout/design Email: martic@srowners.org Susan Berger - 541.585.2939 - Advertising Manager/Communications Technician Website, Scene paid subscriptions, Advertising, Channel 4, TV at the Country Store, Resident Directory, SROA map, Scene layout/design Email: VUVFHQH#VURZQHUV RUJ or VXVDQE#VURZQHUV RUJ

COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT - 541.593.6645 Hugh Palcic - Director Email: hughp@srowners.org Shane Hostbjor - Compliance Inspector Email: shaneh@srowners.org Jacki Bue - Administrative assistant; Construction permits, inspections, registered contractor list, design manual, Design Committee minutes and agendas Email: jackib@srowners.org

ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES - 541.593.1522 Patti Gentiluomo - Director Tree and vegetation permits, noxious weeds and ladder fuel reduction Email: pattig@srowners.org Don Barnes (seasonal) - Forestry technician, inspections

IT DEPARTMENT - 541.585.2903 Brad Olson - Director Email: EROVRQ#VURZQHUV RUJ Jason Schneider - IT Technician Email: MVFKQHLGHU#VURZQHUV RUJ

PUBLIC WORKS - 541.593.2483 Maintenance of roads and pathways, SROA facilities, Fort Rock and Mary McCallum parks, street signs and lights, winter snowplowing Mark Smith - Director Email: marks@srowners.org Jean Faye - Administrative Assistant; Long-term owner storage Email: jeanf@srowners.org Sam Bieber - Fleet maintenance Email: samb@srowners.org Patrick Johnson - Aquatics Maintenance Email: patrickj@srowners.org

RECREATION - 541.593.2442 SHARC - 541.585.5000 SHARC and North Pool aquatics & programs, tennis courts, summer camps, owner access cards and passes, FAST Camp Shawn Cannon - Recreation Director, 585.3143 Email: VKDZQF#VURZQHUV RUJ Emily Savko - Recreation Programs Manager, 585.3145 Email: HPLO\V#VURZQHUV RUJ Griffin Priebe - SHARC Events Coordinator, 585.3144 Email: JULIILQS#VURZQHUV RUJ

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- Mon-Friday, 8 am to 12 pm & 1 to 5 pm at the SROA admin office - Daily at SHARC starting May 1

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AMPHITHEATER DEVELOPMENT the ongoing design process

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Mountain Information With over 3,000 acres of lift-accessible terrain, you wonâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t want to pass up a trip to the ski resort with the highest skiable elevation in all of Oregon and Washington! Mt. Bachelor, located on the eastern flanks of Oregonâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Central Cascades, is known for its light, dry snow, diverse terrain, family-friendliness and long seasons.

The Season

Mountain Topography

Hours: 9:00am - 4:00pm

Summit: 9,065 feet

Season: Nov-May

West Village Base: 6,300 feet

Snowphone: 541-382-7888 or visit mobile site

Northwest Base: 5,700 feet

m.mtbachelor.com Vertical Drop: 3,365 feet Acres of Terrain: 3,683 acres accessible by lift with 1,600 acres groomed daily *Vertical Drop (Please note, Mt. Bachelor calculates the total vertical drop from the Summit at 9,065 feet to the base elevation at the Northwest Express lift which is 5,700. 9,065 - 5,700 = 3,365 feet)

Trail Stats Number of Runs: 71 | Max Run Length: 1.5 miles | Average Snowbase: 150-200" | Average Snowfall: 387" Lift Facilities

Alpine Terrain Rating

Cross-Country Terrain

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7 Express Quads

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15% Green-Novice

More than a dozen trails, 56 km

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3 Triple Chairlifts

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25% Blue-Intermediate

machine-groomed and track-set

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35% Black-Advanced

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2 Tubing Lifts

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5% Green-Beginner

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69% Blue-Intermediate

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26% Black-Expert

Bill Healy founded Mt. Bachelor Ski Area December 19, 1958 with a rope tow and a single lift. Mt. Bachelor has since grown to be one of the largest ski resorts in the U.S. The resort boasts a wide variety of terrain. Guests can ski or ride 360 degrees off the summit, hike the adjoining cinder cone for a thrilling run down, or, ski the trees to find that great cache of powder! Not only is Mt. Bachelor a great place for expert skiers and riders to get that burn, it is also a fantastic place to learn a snow sport or take the family for an exciting day out. Carrousel, our free beginners lift, offers an easy ride up and gentle slope down. There are also numerous lesson packages to choose from; check out our link to snow sport services. Conveniently located just 22 miles west of Bend, Mt. Bachelor’s season is one of the longest in the Northwest, usually starting in November by Thanksgiving and lasting well into May. Surrounded by the tall hemlocks and pines of the Deschutes National Forest and breathtaking views of the Three Sisters and other Cascade peaks, you are sure to enjoy that mountain experience you seek at Mt. Bachelor!

Welcome to Sunriver ...

naturally different

what is sunriver?

Sunriver is a planned residential and resort community. Sunriver’s 3,000+ acres are part of Deschutes County, but it is essentially self-governing. The Sunriver Owners Association (SROA) staff provides administrative services, recreation programs and facilities, and maintains more than 65 miles of roads, 33 miles of pathways and a variety of community amenities for property owners, their guests and visitors. The Sunriver Fire and Police Departments are part of the tax-based Sunriver Service District, a special service district within Deschutes County’s government. There are four types of development in Sunriver • Residential areas: There are 4,206 homesites (96% buildout) consisting of privately-owned, singlefamily homes and condominium units. • Recreational Facilities: Located on common areas owned/administered by the Sunriver Owners Association, this includes the Sunriver Homeowners Aquatic & Recreation Center (aka SHARC: indoor/ outdoor pools, lazy river, tubing hill, park, outdoor amphitheater and community meeting spaces) North Pool, 26 tennis courts, Fort Rock Park, Mary McCallum Park and paved pathways for pedestrians and bicycle riders. • The Sunriver Resort: Owned and operated by Sunriver Limited Properties and Destination Resorts, resort properties include the lodge complex, the Woodlands and Meadows golf courses, airport, marina, stables and other resort-afiliated facilities. Sunriver Environmental LLC is owned by the resort and is responsible for water and sewer services in Sunriver. • Commercial Development: In addition to Sunriver’s commercial core, including The Village at Sunriver, there is a north grocery store/gas station on Cottonwood Road. The Sunriver Business Park is outside Sunriver a short distance west of Sunriver’s main entrance on South Century Drive. This welcome packet contains a few of the most important and requested documents you may need as a Sunriver property owner. If you have other questions, please visit and register on the SROA website at www.sunriverowners.org for the latest news, documents, forms and other association information.

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a message from sroa’s general manager Dear Owner, On behalf of the Sunriver Owners Association Board of Directors, I welcome you to Sunriver. We have enclosed some information we hope you will ind helpful as you become a member of the Sunriver Owners Association. The purpose of the Sunriver Owners Association is to provide services to the Sunriver property owners and their guests. We provide recreational amenities and programs, maintain the bicycle pathways and road system, publish the Scene newspaper, operate channel 4 and the association’s website. We manage the natural areas of Sunriver to reduce ire hazard and sustain healthy ecosystems. We ensure the quality of the built environment by administrating the Design Committee Rules. Fire and emergency medical services are provided by the Sunriver Service District. Sunriver Owners Association is governed by a nine member Board of Directors, elected by all association members. The board meets on the third Saturday of each month at 9 a.m. in the board meeting room at the association ofice. Additionally, an annual member meeting is held the third Saturday of August. I encourage you to attend board meetings and to participate in other association activities. The strength of the association is in the members. Sunriver has a long tradition of volunteers providing service to the community, either through the association or by participation in the many ine community organizations. Once again, welcome to Sunriver. If there is any way my staff or I can assist you, please let us know. Sincerely,

Bill Peck General Manager

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how SROA communicates with owners • Website. Available anytime day or night, the SROA website (www.sunriverowers.org) is an ofice that never closes. Information available on the site includes downloadable forms and applications, meeting and event dates, rules and regulations, recreation programs, SROA news, weather and more. If you’re new to the site, follow the sign-up instructions under Online Ofice to create a login/ password to access all areas. • E-mail. Owners can add their email addresses to their directory listing on the website to receive electronic updates directly via email. • Walk in. To the SROA Administration Building, 57455 Abbot Drive (between circles 3 and 4). Staff can answer questions or direct you to the person that can. Hours are 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday-Friday. • Bulletin Board. A bulletin board in the SROA ofice foyer and at SHARC posts meetings and items of interest. • Telephone. Call 541.593.2411 during regular business hours to speak to staff. The SROA front desk is a clearinghouse of information about SROA and Sunriver in general. Toll free: 888.284.6639. • Monthly meetings of the SROA Board of Directors are held the third Saturday of each month at 9 a.m. in the board meeting room of the SROA administration building. Board work sessions are held at 9 a.m. Friday prior to the Saturday meeting. Meetings begin with an Owners Forum where owners may ask questions, express concerns and make comments. Attending meetings is the best way for owners to observe how the board administers association business and to understand how the association works. Agendas are posted in advance on the web, bulletin boards and channel 4 on Chambers Cable. Minutes of SROA Board of Director meetings are posted to the website upon approval.

• The Annual Meeting held the third Saturday of August. The annual meeting features reviews of the previous year’s accomplishments, presentations about current issues and future projects, introduction of new board members and oficers, recognition of outgoing board members, and awarding of the Volunteer of the Year award. • From the Board Room is published monthly in the Sunriver Scene, as well as in the electronic version of the Scene posted on the Web. The message reviews association activity, comments on issues before the board and expresses his or her opinion about what is happening. • Mailings: SROA periodically employs direct mailings to communicate issues with owners. The annual election is the most common direct mailing, though surveys and an occasional letter from the board president have also been distributed this way. • Annual and special election ballot packages which are sent to all members via US mail. Topic speciic explanations of ballot measures appear in each voter information pamphlet, and are often accompanied by a statement from the board of directors. Owners can submit pro and con statements regarding ballot measures for publication in the voters information pamphlet. • Channel 4. Channel 4 is a community-access TV channel on the Chambers Cable system that SROA programs with information about community events, meetings and other items of local interest. Short topical videos (ice safety, Citizens Academy, candidates for the SROA board) have also run on this channel.

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what does my monthly fee pay for?

2013 assessment $103.00*/month ($1236.00*/year) •

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Accounting: Keeps track of the association’s $4 million annual budget including accounts payable, receivable, replacements, reserves, contingency and payroll

Administration: General manager and staff work with SROA Board of Directors and committees to provide services to owners; legal expenses; insurance; human resources Communications: Produces Sunriver Scene newspaper, SROA website, Chambers Cable channel 4, Country Store TV, Resident Directory, annual ballot packages, Sunriver map, in-house print materials and marketing collateral Community Development: Provides architectural review and property compliance services ensuring community appearance, contractor registration

Environmental Services: Directs ladder fuels reduction, forestry management, noxious weed eradication, environmental restoration and mosquito control, responds to wildlife issues Fleet Services: Maintains SROA’s leet of rolling stock, including snowplows, graders, service vehicles

Public Works: Maintains and snowplows Sunriver’s 65 miles of roads, 33 miles of pathways. Maintenance for street signs and lights, parks and equipment, SROA facilities, pools, ladder fuels reduction Recreation: Administrative costs

Reserves & Non-Departmental: Major repairs and replacement of capital assets with a three- to 30-year lifespan and minimum value of $3,000 *NOTE: Maintenance fees can be paid by the month or in full for the entire year. In October and November a coupon is printed in the Scene and on the web offering a special 3% discount for owners who pay for an entire year. Automatic electronic payment deduction from a bank account and payment by credit card is also available. Fees subject to change annually

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owner access identification cards As a Sunriver property owner, you and your immediate family (spouse and children ages 4-23) are entitled to an SROA Owner ID card. The card entitles you to unlimited use of all swimming facilities, tubing hill, SROA-owned tennis courts and parks. In addition, many local restaurants and retail shops offer discounts to current cardholders.

Independent Rental Access Program (IRAP) The Independent Rental Program is available to owners who manage their own rental homes. The program offers owners’ guests unlimited use recreation access cards for swimming and tennis for an annual fee based on ownership and occupancy listed with the Deschutes County DIAL system.

SROA

A maximum of ive families per property (and spouse/ children ages 4-23) are entitled to the cards. ID Card Costs ... $50 per year per member $20 lost card replacement ID Cards will be issued at the Homeowner ID ofice at SHARC 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily (located off circle 2 and Overlook Road). In an effort to alleviate delays, the ID card can be renewed online with a credit card at www.sunriverowners.org>Online Ofice> SROA Departments>Recreation>Owner ID cards. Complimentary Guest Passes 20 complimentary guest passes are available per property. Owners must have a current ID card to obtain the passes, which are good for one use to SROA pools or tennis courts. Guest passes will only be issued once, and SROA is not responsible for lost or misplaced passes.

Each year Sunriver Owners Association also enters into a Recreation Access Agreement with several of the large-scale property management companies. This agreement allows their guests access to the recreation facilities for a fee. The monthly SROA maintenance fee does not cover any recreation costs. Rather, all recreation facility costs are covered by gate fees, owner ID card fees and access agreement revenue. Homeowners with activated ID cards will be allowed unlimited access to the pools, tennis courts and a variety of recreation program discounts. Your questions or comments are welcome. Contact the homeowner ID ofice SHARC at 541.585.3147 or stop by 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily. For more information about owner IDs or recreation access fees, visit www.sunriverowners.org.

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Sunriver Owners Association’s Fort Rock Park SROA owned parks For information and park reservations call 541-593-2411

To reserve a tennis court call 541-593-5707, May 31 through Labor Day

SROA has three parks (one is private for owners only) available for small family picnics or large-scale group events.

B PA

B Adventure Camp Bldg Public Restrooms 4 Square

p Basketball

Fixed Picnic Tables

Dog Waste Station

Pathways

K AR

Gas BBQ Tetherball

Fort Rock Courts 1&2

Playground Area

Tunnel

Softball Diamond

Sand Volleyball Court

Additional tables/barbecues are located throughout the park. Some equipment may be rented from Tennis Hill Hut next to the tennis courts. Hours are seasonal, (Memorial Day through Labor Day), and free WiFi is available during the summer season.

Horseshoes Picnic Pavilion

Tennis Hill Courts 1-6

Tennis Hut Bike/Walking Path 1,798 ft around field area

FORT ROCK PARK is located between circles 4 and 11 and provides recreational facilities for softball, basketball, tennis, volleyball and horseshoes (see map). A large, grassy ield is available for soccer, baseball, football and other activities. A pavilion shelter is available for picnic and barbecue events. The park also features a variety of modern playground apparatus for youngsters. View a map of the park layout. Reservations are required for large group events.

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PAULINA PARK is located at SHARC off circle 2 and Overlook Road. The park is open dawn to dusk daily, and offers a covered pavilion available for rent (reservations required). The park also has a grassy area with picnic tables, climbing wall, play slide and a bocce ball court. MARY MCCALLUM PARK, located on the river adjacent to the Marina, is restricted to use by Sunriver property owners. It offers picnic and barbecue facilities and a shelter with a ireplace. There are also horseshoe pits, a half basketball court and ball ield. The park is gated and a key code is needed for access. The gate code for the month is available to registered owners signed in on the SROA website under Welcome>Sunriver Parks or contact SROA. For reservation and availability of the parks, contact the SROA ofice Monday through Friday at 541.593.2411 or email charanneg@srowners.org. A park reservation request and park rules and regulations are available on the SROA website at www.sunriverowners.org under Welcome>Sunriver Parks.

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sunriver recycle center If you plan on utilizing the Sunriver Recycle Center, please pay attention to what you can and can’t be recycled here. It may differ from what can be recycled in other cities.

Sunriver recycling guide Recycling in Central Oregon is different from what is acceptable in other Oregon communities or states. Please follow these guidelines.

PAPER

The Sunriver recycling center is located off Abbot Drive on Sun Eagle at the SROA Public Works Yard. Hours are 8am to 8pm daily

accepted paper

unaccepted paper

PLASTIC

accepted plastic Please rinse & clean all containers. No need to latten.

unaccepted plastic

OTHER

tin & aluminum

corrugated cardboard glass

Newspaper

And what comes with it - coupons, lyers, etc.

Mixed paper & junk mail

Paper, envelopes, white and colored paper, paper bags, computer paper, tin can labels, wrapping paper (no foil or ribbon), shredded paper (strips only, no confetti). Put shredded paper in a paper bag only and staple shut to avoid litter

Paperboard

Cereal/cracker/shoeboxes (discard liners), soda and beer cartons, paper egg cartons, paper towel tubes. Magazines, catalogs and phonebooks

Paper ream wrappers, tissue paper, slick or wax coated cardboard, candy wrappers, snack food bags, frozen food boxes, paper cups/plates/towels/napkins or pet food bags

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Plastic bottles & tubs 6 ounces or larger Rigid plastics, such as yogurt, butter tubs, sour cream and cottage cheese containers Nursery plant pots 4 inches or larger Plastic buckets 5 gallons or less

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Plastic containers smaller than 6 ounces Bags and ilm Clear, rigid plastic fruit/veggie clamshells, bakery containers and salad containers Foam, Styrofoam, bubble wrap or blister packaging Bottle and tub lids Cups, plates or utensils Food contaminated items Trays Toys or tools Biodegradeable/compostable plastics Plastics that contained hazardous substances, such as motor oil, pesticides or fertilizers

Cans, jar lids, clean foil, TV dinner trays, beverage cans. Rinse clean. No need to latten or remove labels

Flatten all cardboard boxes. No wax/slick coated cardboard or food contaminated items (eg: pizza boxes, take home containers)

Clear and colored glass bottles and jars only, rinsed clean. Labels are okay. No window glass, mirrors, etc.

When trash is found in the recycle bins, the load ends up in the landill and NONE of it recycled!

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owner resident directory We’re sure that by now you’re tired of reading! You’d rather be playing golf, skiing, ishing, enjoying the pathways, or whatever recreational interests attracted you to Sunriver in the irst place. By illing out and turning in the form below, you grant SROA permission to include the information you provide in our annual Resident Directory — a handy spiral-bound compendium of Sunriver, Crosswater and Caldera Springs residents’ names, addresses, phone and email addresses. It also lists Sunriver area businesses and community organiza-

tions. Because inclusion in the directory is voluntary, it is not all-inclusive. The directory is published in the fall. Copies are available for $1.50 each from the SROA front desk in mid-November. In April, a free one-sheet update is published. Many owners ind the directory so useful that they purchase three or four copies for use at home and in their cars. Submission deadlines are April 1 & Oct. 1. This form can also be illed out and submitted online.

Sunriver/Crosswater Resident Directory

By submitting this form, you authorize SROA to print this information in its restricted distribution directory.

Today’s Date:___________________________________

 New Entry  Deletion

 Change ...........Please circle the changed information

 Residential

 Commercial

Last name: ______________________________________First name________________________________ Last name: ______________________________________First name________________________________ or business name: _________________________________________________________________________ Street Address:_______________________________________________________ Also mailing address

Mailing Address:  Sunriver PO BOX:#___________ or  18160 Cottonwood Rd. PMB# ________

 SUNRIVER  CROSSWATER  CALDERA SPRINGS Phone: ________________________________

Only local address/phone information is published in the director. If you are not installing a landline in your home, we will list a cell phone number including area code. Optional second line (for names of other household members, fax number, email address, web address, etc. — no commercial messages please): ___________________________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________________________

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recreational vehicle storage yards Parking recreational vehicle (boat, motorhome, snowmobile, ATV, travel trailer, etc.) is allowed in Sunriver driveways only for 48 hours during your stay. There is no overnight parking at condo complexes (they have separate condo rules in addition to SROA rules). Roadside parking of ANY vehicle is prohibited anytime/ anywhere in Sunriver. After 48 hours, homeowners and guests must use the SROA short- or long-term storage facilities for their recreational vehicles. Both storage areas are fenced and locked, and a key code is required for access. We accept cash, checks, MC, Visa and Discover cards for payment. Space sizes available (in feet): 8x10, 10x15, 10x20, 12x25, 12x30, 12x35 and 12x40. SHORT-TERM (up to 60 days) storage can be arranged through the SROA administrative ofice. Shortterm space rental is $5 per night for Sunriver property owners or $10 per night for guests. There are no electrical hookups in short-term storage. Vehicles need to be removed by noon following the last night’s reservation. The lots are located between circles 3 & 4 behind the SROA ofice and Fire Station and off Cottonwood Road and North Imnaha on Thielsen. First ill out a reservation form at www.sunriverowners.org. Go to Online Ofice<Recreational Vehicle Storage. To check space availability, email charanneg@srowners.org, call 541.593.2411 or toll free at 888.284.6639. LONG-TERM storage can be arranged through the SROA Public Works Department. There are a limited number of electrical hookups available. There is also a shed for canoe storage. Long-term storage rates are an annual fee ranging from $135 to $355 depending on space size and if electrical hookup is needed. Canoe shed rental is $50 annually. The lot is located off Cottonwood Road (take North Imnaha and then right onto the irst road past Ollalie). Contact Jean at 541.593.2483 or email jeanf@srowners.org requesting space availability. NOTE: There is an RV dump station located at the north long-term storage yard.

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sunriver scene newspaper The Sunriver Scene is SROA’s oficial monthly publication. It contains SROA news, community events, advertising and more. 8,500 to 12,000 copies (seasonally) are distributed each month and direct-mailed to all Sunriver property owners. It is also available online.

Advertising deadlines:

*Column width measurements columns inches

1.8”

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B&W Ad Cost

Color Ad Cost

1 col x 2" ......................... $28...............$78 1 x 3" ................................ 42.................92 1 x 4", 2 x 2" ..................... 56...............106 1 x 5" ................................ 70...............120 1 x 6", 2 x 3" ..................... 84...............134 1 x 7" ............................... 98...............148 1 x 8", 2 x 4" ................... 112...............162 1 x 9", 3 x 3" ................... 126...............176 1 x 10", 2 x 5" ................. 140...............190 2 x 6", 3 x 4" ................... 168...............218 2 x 7" .............................. 196...............246 3 x 5" .............................. 210...............260 2 x 8", 4 x 4" ................... 224...............274 2 x 9", 3 x 6" ................... 252...............302 2 x 10", 4 x 5" ................. 280...............330 3 x 7" .............................. 294...............344 3 x 8", 4 x 6" ................... 336...............386 5 x 5" .............................. 350...............400 4 x 7" .............................. 392...............442 5 x 6" or 3 x 10” .............. 420...............470 5 x 7.25" (half page) ........ 507...............557 5 x 14.75", (full page) .... 1032.............1082

Classiied ads: $12 for up to 22 words; 50¢ per word after 22. Classiied ad must be paid at time of placement or by the 12th deadline to guarantee publication.

Ad reservation or cancelation and payment due by 5 p.m. the 12th of the month prior to publication. Visa, MC & Discover cards accepted (Failure to pay on time will result in your ad being pulled without notice) NoTE: Agency or client-created advertisements must be press-ready PDF iles using ONLY CMYK* colors or 100% black* and transmitted by 5 p.m. the 15th of the month. *NoT ACCEPTABLE: Ads with low-res, RGB photos, graphics or colors, Pantone colors, rich black, MS WoRD, PUBLISHER oR PRINTSHoP FILES. The Scene is not responsible for the printing quality of these types of ads. (If you don’t understand the above statements, you need to use a graphic design professional to prepare your ad.)

Files can be sent as e-mail attachments or uploaded through a free online service such as YouSendIt.com.

Design time: Fixing poorly designed ads subject to $40 per hour charge ($20 minimum). Positioning of ads is determined by staf during the layout process. The advertiser is responsible for any claims made in their ad.

For more information, contact: Susan Berger, 541-585-2939 Toll free: 888-284-6639 Fax: 541-593-7517 E-mail: srscene@srowners.org susanb@srowners.org Website: www.sunriverowners.org Sunriver Scene, P.O. Box 3278 Sunriver, OR 97707

sunriver pathway & other common rules • Ride only at a safe speed on surfaced paths & permitted roads. • Non-motorized cycle & pedestrian use only. • Pedestrians and people walking cycles have right-of-way on paths and at road crossings. • People riding cycles must yield to vehicles at road crossings. • Walk cycles through ALL tunnels. • Helmets required for riders and passengers under 16 years (state law). • Headlights and red relectors required at dusk and after dark. • Ride or walk on the right-hand side of pathway. • Pass safely on the left after giving an audible warning. • Stop without obstructing other trafic. • Pets must be secured in baskets or trailers; do not ride with leashed pets alongside. • Smoking and littering are prohibited on paths, roads and common areas. PETS – Pets must be attended when not conined to their owner’s property. Keep pets under effective voice or leash control. Persons walking dogs must have a leash in possession at all times. The person responsible for a pet must clean up after it. SMOKING & FIRES – Smoking is prohibited on other than private property except within an enclosed motor vehicle, or when speciically permitted by signs. No ires are permitted, except in indoor ireplaces and wood stoves. Use only gas or electric barbecues outdoors. Discard burning material, such as cigarettes and ireplace ashes, in a ireproof container only (containers available at Sunriver Fire Department). WILDLIFE – Do not approach wildlife; they may appear tame, but they are unpredictable wild animals. Never feed wildlife, except birds. Control pets so they do not harass or chase wildlife. VEHICLES & PARKING – Maximum speed limit is 25 mph in Sunriver. Vehicles must be parked on owner’s property or in designated parking areas. Do not park along roads and do not block passage of emergency vehicles or snowplows. RECREATIONAL VEHICLES – Motor homes, campers or trailers may not be used for overnight accommodations. Recreational vehicles including motor homes, campers, boats, snowmobiles, motorcycles and trailers may be parked only in an enclosed space on owner’s property or in the driveway on a temporary basis not to exceed 48 hours within a seven day period. RV storage is available for a nominal fee. WEAPONS & FIREARMS – Use of weapons and irearms is prohibited, including guns, paint ball guns, bows and arrows and ireworks. CARDINAL LANDING BRIDGE – Do not jump or dive from the bridge; underwater obstructions create extremely hazardous conditions. RENTAL UNITS – Nuisance caused by over occupancy, noise, illegal parking or other unacceptable behavior is prohibited.

Report any violations of these rules in a timely manner to the Sunriver Police 541.593.1014.

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ladder fuels pickup for property owners The annual schedule for ladder fuels pickup by the Sunriver Owners Association Public Works Department takes place between April and October. All roads will be checked and brush picked up on the irst full week of each month. Please have brush ready for collection by the irst of the month. How long it will take to reach your area depends on the amount of brush to be collected from other areas. PLEASE OBSERVE THE FOLLOWING: • There is no need to call us to come get your pile. All roads in Sunriver will be checked each month from April to October. • Cut branches to 8-foot maximum lengths. • Stack brush next to and parallel with the road edge so equipment can reach it without going off road. • Be careful not stack on top of or near electric/telephone/cable boxes, water/sewer valves and meters, big rocks or sprinklers. • Bagged materials will NOT be collected. • We cannot pick up pine needles, grass, leaves or small branches that our grapples cannot hold. If you try to include this material we will leave the entire pile.

NOTE: This service is provided ONLY to individual Sunriver property owners for reduction of ladder fuels. Should owners decide to use contractors to reduce ladder fuels on their property, the contractor is responsible for disposal of all debris created. Vegetative materials generated for building construction is also the responsibility of the owner and their contractor and will NOT be removed by SROA.. PLEASE NOTE: If you need to dispose of grass clippings, pine needles, or other such as organic materials, use the following facilities (there are fees): • Sunriver Environmental, LLC Composting Site at Lake Penhollow (541.593.4197) • La Pine Transfer Station (541.317.3163) • Deschutes Recycling, LLC at Knott Landill, Bend (541.388.1910)

BEFORE

AFTER

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Forest Management SROA Environmental Services Department advises and issues Permit Requirements forest permits, which are required for ANY alteration of natural

forest management permit requirements

vegetation within Sunriver.

SROA Environmental Services Department advises and issues forest permits, There is no charge for these permits. To request a permit, which are required for e-mail ANY alteration of natural vegetation within Sunriver. pattig@srowners.org or call 541.593.1522.

There is no charge for these permits. For more information, call 593-1522.

ACTIVITY

Tree Removal Lodgepole seedling or sapling removal less than 4 inches diameter at breast height

Ponderosa seedling or sapling removal less than 4 inches diameter at breast height Standing dead tree removal Pruning branches Bitterbrush removal Downed tree removal*

PRIVATE PROPERTY SROA COMMONS Permit Required

Permitted staff & contractors only

No permit required to thin to 6-8 foot spacing

Permit required

Permit required, except within 15 feet of structures

Permit required

Permit required, except within 15 feet of structures No permit required

Permit required Permit required

*Only trees or portions of trees lying entirely on the ground may be removed without a permit.

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IF A MAJOR EMERGENCY OCCURS If a major emergency occurs, a need to unriver iSaSter lan evacuate part or all of Sunriver may be necessary. At this time the following will happen: 1. Overhead emergency sirens will sound continuously with a message describing the emergency and the procedures to be followed. 2. An announcement describing the emergency will be broadcast on radio station KLRR 101.7 FM and on Chambers Cable TV channel 4 (SROA) and/or channel 5 (KTVZ-Bend). 3. If an evacuation is required, emergency vehicles may utilize a continuous high-low (European) siren in combination with public address announcements. EVACUATION PROCEDURES 1. As you exit your residence, emergency services personnel will direct you to an appropriate designated evacuation area, depending on the emergency. Leave your location immediately. Do not pack; it wastes valuable time. 2. If you require transportation, or need special assistance because of physical disabilities, call 911 and give your location. Someone will pick you up. 3. When leaving your residence, turn on all exterior lights.

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Primary Exits

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A. South Century Dr. to Hwy. 97

C. Meadow Rd. to Spring River Rd. to Road 45 (Mt. Bachelor Rd.) to Bend

B. Cotonwood Rd. to Hwy. 97

or Meadow Rd. to Spring River Rd. to S. Century Dr. to Hwy. 97

It is most important that you follow instructions in the event of an emergency.

Please go directly to designated evacuation areas and follow directions for registration. Registration of persons being evacuated will take place to accurately account for everyone and for the notiication of family and friends when they call to inquire regarding your status.

An emergency situation can escalate in intensity very quickly, and your life and safety are most important to Sunriver emergency services.

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area organizations and activities Adopt-A-Pathway - Steven Murray at 541.593.3876 or stmurray@attglobal.net.

Hearty Soles Women’s Hiking Group - Barb Wymetalek at 541.593.4408 or barbymo@sunrivertelecom.com

Alcoholics Anonymous - Meets Monday, 7 pm at the Pozzi building at the Sunriver Nature Center.

Horse Group - Sunriver equestrians gather for local trail rides. Rick and Debbie Martson at 541.593.6380 or Jerry and Nancy Brown at 541.593.6834

Anglers Club - Meets 3rd Thursday of month, 7 pm at SHARC. Open to men and women. Contact info@SunriverAnglers.org

Volunteers In Action -Jennifer Reuter at 541.548.7018

Awana Club for Kids - Sunriver Community Church at 541.593.8341 or ofice@cbchurchsr.org

Knitting Club - Janet Potts at 541.598.0725

Bereavement Support Group - Hospice of Bend 541.383.3910

Le Cercle Francais - Meets Thursdays, 8:30 am at Cafe Sintra. Curtis Schade 541.550.1459 LT (Litter & Trash) Rangers - Frank Brocker at 541.593.7396.

Blood Drive/Red Cross - Bend Chapter at 541.382.4630 Boy Scout Groups - Dennis Smeage at 541.593.7612 or info@sunriverchamber.com

Men’s Club Luncheon - Meets monthly. Ken Arnold at 541.593.9397 or patorken@gmail.com Neighborhood Watch - Sunriver Police at 541.593.1014

Bridge - Couples - Meets Tuesdays 6-9 pm at SHARC. 541.593.9397. Sign up sheet on bulletin board at the Marketplace.

Potluck (open to all Sunriver-area residents) - October through May. Email areapotluck@gmail.com

Bridge - Duplicate - Meets 1st, 2nd and 4th Thursday of the month from 6-9 pm at SHARC. Ken or Pat Arnold at 541.593.9397 or patorken@gmail.com.

Quilters, Applique - Meets 3rd Tuesday of month, 9:30 am to 12 pm. Bevalee Runner at 541.408.4953 or bevalee@therunners.net

Care and Share Program - David Guasco 541.598.6595 or gwazko@cmc.net Chamber of Commerce - Dennis Smeage at 541.593.7612 or info@sunriverchamber.com Citizens Patrol - Meets 1st Tuesday of the month, 4 pm in the SROA board room. Carolyn Barr 541.593.8397 Friends of the Sunriver Area Public Library - Kathie Thatcher at 541.593.3318 or jakthat@msn.com

Quilters, Mtn. Meadow - Meets the 2nd and 4th Tuesday of the month at SHARC. Contact Judy Johnson at 541.593.3563 S.M.A.R.T. (Start Making A Reader Today) - Daleena Green 541.355.5601 Sunriver Rotary - Meets monthly. Roger Smith 541.593.1756 or mandrgames@msn.com Three Rivers Care for Kids Foundation - Bruce Rhine at 541.593.3882 Toastmasters - Mary Chisholm at 541.593.5216

Golf Men’s Group - Meets weekly April through October. Don Olson at 541.593.7128 Golf 18 Hole Womens - Sue Revere 541.598.9223

Women’s Club - Meets September to May with monthly luncheons and other fun events that raise money to beneit local charities. Website: www.sunriverwomensclub.pbworks. com

Golf 9 Hole Womens - Kathy Wrightson at 503.880-0990 Habitat for Humanity, Newberry Afiliate - Randy Heise at 541.593.5005 or info@newberryhabitat.org

Yoga - Meets Wednesdays 8:45 am at SHARC. Carol Webb at 541.598.7203

Handbell Choir (Sunriver) - Joyce Hornish at 541.593.5962

getting involved with SROA Participation by Sunriver property owners is essential to the governance of Sunriver. Owners can contribute by running for election to the SROA Board of Directors, serving on one of the standing committees, or working on a special project. Participation by both resident and non-resident owners is encouraged. Go to www.sunriverowners.org and ill out and send in a volunteer form under Online Ofice>How to Get Involved.

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utility & service information EMERGENCY SERVICES Fire - Police - Ambulance Sunriver Police Department EMERGENCY: DIAL 911 Non-emergency: 541.593.1014 After hours/weekend: 541.693.6911

Sunriver Fire Department EMERGENCY: DIAL 911 Non-emergency: 541.593.8622

UTILITIES Midstate Electric Cooperative 16755 Finley Butte Rd., PO Box 127 La Pine, OR 97739 541.536.2126 - business 800.722.7219 - emergency or outages 541.536.2165 800.752.5935 Cascade Natural Gas 334 NE Hawthorne Ave., Bend, OR 97701 24/7 - same number 888.522.1130 - after hours 800.426.0242 Water and Sewer Sunriver Environmental & Water (operated under Sunriver Resort, not Sunriver Owners Association) P.O. Box 3589, Sunriver 97707 541.593.4197 - emergency 541.593.8034 - On-call serviceman 541.419.6469 Garbage Cascade Disposal 1300 SE Wilson, Bend 97702 541.382.6660

PHONE, TV AND INTERNET CenturyLink P.O. Box 12480, Seattle, WA 98111 - residence - sales service billing 800.954.1211 - residence - repairs 800.573.1311 - business 800.603.6000 - directory assistance 411 Bend Broadband 63090 Sherman Road, Bend, OR 97701 541.382.5551 www.bendbroadband.com Bend Broadband Sunriver 2 Venture Lane, Sunriver 97707 541.593.1296

MISCELLANEOUS U.S. Post Ofice Sunriver branch 1.800.275.8777 Roads and Pathways SROA Public Works Department 541.593.2483 Environment SROA Environmental Services 541.593.1522 Tree permits, noxious weeds Wildlife Sunriver Nature Center 541.593.4394

Underground utilities location service Locates 800.332.2344

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SUN RIVER HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION

Association Rules & Architectural Design Guidelines Revised & adopted June, 2007

CONTENTS I. INTRODUCTION ……………………………………………………………………..4 1. Community organization 2. Architectural review process 1. Enforcing the CC&R’s 4 2. Protecting Neighboring property 4 3. Design Compatibility 4 1. Concrete Additions and Driveway Expansions◊ 6 2. Flagpoles◊ 6 4. Landscaping◊ 6 Approved Granite List◊ ..........................................................................6 Ornamentation and Holiday Decoration 7 Maintenance◊ 7 All landscaping shall be maintained in a neat and attractive condition. Minimum maintenance requirements include watering, mowing, edging, pruning, removal and replacement of dead or dying plants, removal of weeds and trash. 7 5. Outdoor Fireplaces◊ 8 Installation of permanent outdoor fireplaces and fire pits requires advance written approval by the Committee. Outdoor fireplaces and fire pits may not exceed fence height. 8 6. Patio Covers and Storage Sheds◊ 8 Plans must be submitted showing elevations and other details. Include brochure, if available. Thank you. 8 10. Swimming Pools◊ 9 11. Trampolines◊ 9 12. Window Coverings 10

I. INTRODUCTION 1. Community Organization 2

Every homeowner of Sun River is a member of the Sun River Homeowners Association (the “Association”). The Association is responsible for the management of all common areas, as well as the administration of the affairs of the community. The Association is created by the recording of the Declaration of Covenants, Conditions and Restrictions (hereinafter referred to as the “CC&R’s”). The CC&R’s sets forth procedures, rules and regulations which govern the community. The Guidelines are prepared and updated by the Board as an extension of the CC&R and are designed to enhance and clarify the CC&R’s. The Board of Directors (the “Board”) is charged with the responsibility of overseeing the business of the Association and has a wide range of powers. The Architectural Committee (the “Committee”) is established by the Board, in accordance with the CC&R’s and the Bylaws, to review all improvements within Sun River including new construction and modifications to existing properties. The Committee has adopted Architectural guidelines and Community rules for the evaluation of proposed construction activities and for the control of the community standards.

2. Architectural Review Process Any improvements, alterations, repairs, additions, or other work to a lot or a building, including exterior painting, requires the prior written approval of the Committee. Homeowners with proposed changes should contact the Property Management Company, with whom the Association has contracted for full Association management to obtain the necessary forms for the submittal of proposed additions/changes. The following information should be included in the submittal: a. Application Form completed and signed (copy may be obtained from the Association Management Office). b. Plot Plan – A site plan showing dimensions of the existing dwelling, property lines (setbacks, etc.) and the improvements to be made. c. Elevation view – Plans showing finished appearance of the improvements in relation to the existing dwelling and property lines. d. Specifications – Description detailing materials to be used with color samples attached; or brochure. Submit the application and plans to: Sun River Homeowners Association Post Office Box 12510 Chandler, AZ 85248 Please Note: It is the homeowner’s responsibility to ensure that any proposed construction is coordinated with, if applicable, all government agencies. The Committee, the management Company and the Association assume no responsibility for obtaining these reviews and approvals. The submittal will be returned either approved, denied, or for more information within forty-five (45) days of receipt of request. If a reply from the Committee is not received within 30 days, the homeowner must contact the Management Company to make sure that the submittal was received. If approved, the work must start within 60 days from the date of approval and be completed, as approved within 120 days from the date of approval unless a time extension is granted by the Committee. If the work is not started and completed within this time, the approval of the Committee may be revoked. The approval by the Committee of any work shall not be deemed a waiver of the Committee’s right to withhold approval of any similar work subsequently submitted for approval. Homeowners may appeal the decision of the Committee to the Board for consideration. The Board will review the appeal and may ask the Committee for re-evaluation if the owner has information that 3

warrants reconsideration. The Committee will review the new submittal, using alternate members of the Committee, for a final decision.

II. OBJECTIVES OF ARCHITECTURAL COMMITTEE 1. Enforcing the CC&Râ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s The purpose of the Committee is to ensure compliance with the CC&R and the Architectural Design Guidelines. The Committee monitors changes to lots that are visible from other lots, the street, or the Association common areas. This would include backyards that are visually open to other lots or the Association common areas. The Architectural Design Guidelines ensure that changes in Sun River keep the high standard of attractiveness of the community. These include a harmonious relationship among structures, vegetation, topography, and overall design of the community. These Guidelines will be enhanced, modified, or changed as necessary by the Committee. Any change, modification, or enhancement must be unanimously agreed on by the Architectural Committee and approved by the Board. Therefore, it is important to note that while these Guidelines are consistent with the CC&R, they do not cover all possible situations. It is recommended that the CC&R be studied carefully prior to making additions or changes and to submit all plans to the Committee for approval, in accordance with the latest Guidelines, before starting. 2. Protecting Neighboring property The interest of neighboring properties must be protected by making reasonable provisions for such matters as access, surface water drainage, sound and sight buffers, lights, and other aspects of design, which may have a substantial effect on neighboring properties. 3. Design Compatibility The proposed addition/modification must be compatible with the design characteristics of the property itself, adjoining properties and the community. Compatibility is defined as harmony in style, scale, materials, color, and construction details. Any exterior addition or alteration to an existing residence shall be compatible with the design character of the original structure.

III. ASSOCIATION CC&Râ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S USE RESTRICTIONS 4

The CC&R’s should be referenced to identify association rules and to help homeowners make property changes. The majority of the change restrictions are noted in Article 3 of the CC&R’s and are listed for convenient reference as follows: CC&R’S Article 3 - Sub-Article Topics 3.1 Architectural Control 3.2 Temporary Occupancy & Temporary Buildings 3.3 Nuisances Construction Activities 3.4 Diseases and Insects 3.5 Antennas 3.6 Mineral Exploration 3.7 Trash Containers & Collection 3.8 Clothes Drying Facilities 3.9 Utility Service 3.10 Overhead Encroachments 3.11 Residential Use 3.12 Animals 3.13 Machinery & Equipment 3.14 Signs 3.15 Restrictions on Further Subdivision, Property Restrictions & Rezoning 3.16 Vehicles & Parking 3.17 Variances 3.18 Drainage 3.19 Garages & Driveways 3.20 Rooftop Air Conditioners Prohibited 3.21 Basketball Hoops & Backboards 3.22 Solar Collecting Panels or Devices 3.23 Declarant Exemption 3.24 Miscellaneous

IV. ARCHITECTURAL GUIDELINES IN SUPPORT OF CC&R’S◊ Note: Guidelines do not cover all possible situations. Submit all plans to the Committee before starting.

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While the CC&R’s is the primary reference for helping homeowners make property changes. Additional interpretation and definition of the CC&R’s is provided to help homeowners understand the guidelines used by the Committee in reviewing each submission. These guidelines do not replace the CC&R’s, but are provided as a supplement to them. The guidelines are listed as follows: 1. Concrete Additions and Driveway Expansions◊ All concrete additions must be approved by the Committee prior to installation. A single, thirty-six (36) inch wide walkway may be installed from the gate to the driveway and it may be extended to the sidewalk (see two diagrams in Appendix 1) provided that it matches the sidewalks in color and texture. Landscaping must be part of the plan submittal showing where and what will be added to soften the look of the concrete. Other restrictions are: a. Concrete that is poured to widen the driveway must not extend beyond the edge of the garage structure, see diagram in Appendix 2. The concrete must match the existing driveway in color and texture. b. Concrete poured from the double-gate to the driveway requires a buffer of at least two feet to the sidewalk; the buffer must be landscaped with trees, shrubs or rocks. See diagram in Appendix 2. If any other material, other than concrete with same texture and color as the driveway, is used then this area can only be used to access the doublegate.◊ 2. Flagpoles◊ Flagpoles are allowed in residential areas, provided that they do not exceed 15 feet in height. They must be located at least ten feet from the sidewalk. If the flagpole is not located in the front yard, the committee will decide on the restrictions. Also, brackets mounted on the house or garage can be used to display the flags. Flags approved for display are listed in Arizona statute ARS 33-1808. 3. Gutters and Downspouts◊ Gutters and downspouts will require approval by the Committee prior to installation. The finish on the gutter must match the adjacent surface of the home in color. High-quality materials that offer long life are necessary, as the homeowner will be required to maintain these additions in good repair. Plans must include the proposed locations of the gutters and downspouts, the quality of material to be used and warranty by the manufacturer. 4. Landscaping◊ Approved Granite List◊ Granite Material Color Madison gold Desert Brown Desert Gold Red Mountain Mine Coral AKA Pink Coral Mirage Yavapai Coral Apache Brown, or close to above colors Initial Landscape Installation◊

Granite Size 1/2" Minus 1/2" Screened 3/4" Minus 3/4" Screened

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All landscape design and improvements for front yard must be approved by the Committee prior to the beginning of construction/installation. Please check list below for prohibited trees and plants. Lots with an open view fence in the rear yard must submit plans for the backyard showing landscaping and tree/shrub locations. It is strongly recommended that the owner retain professional service for landscape planning and design. In all cases, the installation must comply with the City of Chandler drainage and grading requirements. Ornamentation and Holiday Decoration◊ The utilization of non-living objects as ornaments in the landscape must be harmonious with the character of the neighborhood and must be approved in writing by the Committee. Individual expression is encouraged as long as it does not detract from this goal. Lights and decorations used during the holiday season are permitted from Thanksgiving through January 15. Any other holidays, decorations are permitted as long as they are removed within one week after the holiday. Planters◊ Planters, stepping stones, walkways, and other landscape features, visible from neighboring property must be submitted for approval by the Committee. Surface textures and colors are to compliment the paint color and materials of the house. Maintenance◊ All landscaping shall be maintained in a neat and attractive condition. Minimum maintenance requirements include watering, mowing, edging, pruning, removal and replacement of dead or dying plants, removal of weeds and trash. Lots with front yard grass must over-seed for the winter prior to the month of November. Backyards with view fence must be kept neat and attractive. Anything placed/stored in the backyard (such as a small trailer, a camper shell, wood piles, storage area, pool pumps & filters, or similar objects) must be screened or concealed to minimize its visibility from the common area. This could be accomplished with walls that are compatible with the architectural character of the house or the fence wall. If the view fence is damaged or destroyed through the act of the homeowner, the homeowner will be held responsible for all the necessary repairs. To prevent rusting, please exercise particular care when watering near the view fence.

Prohibited Plant & Tree List◊ Note: Guidelines do not cover all possible situations. Submit all plans to the Committee before starting.

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Note: Guidelines do not cover all possible situations. Submit all plans to the Committee before starting.

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Botantical / Scientific Name

Common Names

Olea Europaea Pennesethus Setaceum Cortaderia Selloana Parkinsonia Aculeata Mulberry Trees Citrus (Not allowed in front yard) Eucalyptus (All varieties)

Olive Trees (Swann Hill allowed) Fountain Grass Pampas Grass Mexican Palo Verde Mulberry Trees Citrus (Not Allowed in Front Yard) Eucalyptus (all varieties)

Synthetic Turf◊ Plans and specifications should be submitted to the Committee prior to installation. Synthetic turf can be installed in either front or backyards. For front yard installation, a number of parameters are important in maintaining a consistent standard throughout the community. These would include, but are not all inclusive as: (1) a minimum 7 year warranty for fade/failure of the product, (2) a UV coating for extended life, (3) a turf height of at least 1 1/2", and (4) a darker, mature green color as opposed to a new growth lighter green. For backyard installation, consideration should be given to maintaining proper drainage for the property and for normal consideration of quality specifications. 5. Outdoor Fireplaces◊ Installation of permanent outdoor fireplaces and fire pits requires advance written approval by the Committee. Outdoor fireplaces and fire pits may not exceed fence height. 6. Patio Covers and Storage Sheds◊ Backyard storage sheds, along with any permanent addition to a home, including patio covers and other buildings, must be submitted to and approved by the Committee prior to construction. All construction must match the home in materials, style and color. Homes without view fencing may construct a shed that will not be taller than or visible above the fence line without matching the home in material and color. 7. Play Structures◊ Play structures may be erected in rear yards only, subject to prior review and approval by the Committee, and must meet the following guidelines: a. Must be set back a minimum of 10 feet from any wall. b. Maximum height allowed to highest point of structure is 10 feet. c. Maximum height of any deck/platform is 4 feet above ground. d. The distance from the ground to the top of the perimeter fence must be measured and submitted with plans. e. The Committee will take the appearance, height, and proximity to the neighboring property into consideration. f. Any shade canopy must be a solid primary or earth tone color and must be maintained in good condition. Plans must be submitted showing elevations and other details. Include brochure, if available. Thank you.

8. Ramada, Gazebo and Patio Structures◊ Ramada, gazebo, and patio structure additions must be approved in writing by the Committee prior to construction. They are subject to the following guidelines: a. Maximum square footage allowed is 150 square feet under roof. b. It must be set back a minimum of 10 feet from all walls. c. Materials, colors and design must match in character and quality to the house. d. Maximum height allowed is 10 feet at the highest point of the structure. e. Any lighting must be approved by the Committee. 9. Screen Doors/Security Doors◊ Screen doors and security doors, visible to neighboring properties, must be approved by the Committee. Doors must be high quality wrought iron in a color that matches the body of the house. Overly ornate designs will not be allowed. Picture or brochure must be submitted. 10. Swimming Pools◊ Prior to construction of a swimming pool, a homeowner should contact the Management Company to coordinate the point of construction access. In all cases, residents will be required to enter through the side yard wall, or from the front of their homes. Access through common area walls is prohibited. Pools may not be backwashed into the drainage ditches, natural washes, common landscaped areas, drainage-ways, or streets. All backwash water is to be drained directly into the sewer system through an access port on the homeowner’s lot. The City must be contacted to determine the safety fence requirement for the pool. For safety reasons, all openings in walls must be securely covered during construction to prevent anyone from entering and being injured. Pool plans require prior approval for setbacks and height restrictions. Structures/steps that are above the deck elevation which could be used for sitting or standing and features such as pool slide which could be visible above the top of the wall require prior approval. All pool equipment shall be screened from the view of neighboring property, streets, and common areas with walls that match the architectural character and color of the house or the fence wall. If pool equipment is placed near view fencing, space must be allowed to accommodate a screening wall. Also, if pool equipment is noisy, screening wall maybe necessary to reduce the noise to neighboring property. 11. Trampolines◊ Trampolines may be erected in rear yards only, subject to prior review and approval by the Committee, and must meet the following guidelines a. Set back a minimum 10 feet from any wall. b. Maximum height allowed to highest point of structure is 12 feet. c. The committee will take the appearance, height, and proximity to the neighboring property into consideration.

Note: Guidelines do not cover all possible situations. Submit all plans to the Committee before starting.

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12. Window Coveringsâ&#x2014;&#x160; Window coverings such as awnings or shades must be approved by the Committee prior to installation. They must be compatible with existing awnings installed by the developers on some of the models. The interior or exterior of any window must not be covered with foil, paper, bed sheets, towels, newspapers or other temporary coverings. All windows facing the street must have permanent draperies, shutters, or blinds installed within 60 days from the close of escrow. Bronze, Charcoal, or Gray sunscreen material may be installed on windows. The frame of the sunscreen must match the existing window frames or the color of the screen.

Note: Guidelines do not cover all possible situations. Submit all plans to the Committee before starting.

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IV. VIOLATIONS 1. Sun River Homeowners Association Policy 2005.2 – Guidelines for Handling Violations. The Board of Directors of Sun River Homeowners Association adopted the following policy, to the enforcement provisions of the Covenants, Conditions and Restrictions. a. VIOLATION FIRST NOTICE First written notification of the violation: If this violation is caused by extenuating circumstances or is out of homeowner’s control, the homeowners are to communicate with the Board of Directors through the management company immediately. b. VIOLATION EXISTING AFTER FIRST NOTICE IS SERVED Second written notification of the violation: Notice will include a hearing date, along with intent to impose monetary penalties if violation is not corrected within 14 days. c. SUBSEQUENT CONTINUED/REOCCURRING VIOLATION Third written notice of violation: All further notices will result in a monetary penalty ranging from $25.00-$500.00, as directed by the Board, until compliance is reached. In addition to the monetary penalty, refusal to abide by the decision of the Board to correct a violation or an unauthorized work will be referred to the Association’s lawyer for settlement in Court. If the Association prevails, the homeowner will bear all of the expenses incurred. d. ARCHITECTURAL VIOLATION Within 14 days of receiving a written notification of a violation, the homeowner must reply showing how and when the violation will be corrected, or request a hearing. The Committee may allow up to 60 days for the correction depending on the complexity of the work. All further notices will result in monetary penalty and/or referral to the Association’s lawyer. e. PARKING VIOLATION Within 24 hours of receiving a written notification of parking violation, the homeowner must remove the Camper, RV, Trailer, or Boat from the driveway or the street. All further notices will result in daily monetary fines ranging from $25.00-$100.00, as directed by the Board, until compliance is reached

V. DELINQUENCIES 1. Sun River Homeowners Association Policy 2005.2 â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Guidelines for Handling Delinquencies The Board of Directors of Sun River Homeowners Association adopted the following policy, to the enforcement provisions of the Covenants, Conditions and Restrictions.

a. DELINQUENT 15 DAYS AFTER DUE DATE : 1. Management Company is to send their standard late payment notice. 2. Delinquent account will be charged/assessed a $10.00 late charge. 3. Treasurer to be notified via the monthly collections report. b. DELINQUENT 45 DAYS AFTER DUE DATE : 1. Management Company is to send their standard late payment notice. 2. Treasurer to be notified via the monthly collections report. c. DELINQUENT 75 DAYS AFTER DUE DATE : 1. Management Company is to send their standard late payment notice (by U.S. Mail registered and certified). 2. Management Company will send a 10 day Demand to Lien notice. d. DELINQUENT 90 DAYS AFTER DUE DATE : 1. If attempts by Management Company to bring the account current are not successful, a Declaration of Lien will be filed and the delinquent account will be charged a $140.00 Lien/Release fee, and a filing fee. 2. A copy of the recorded lien will be sent to the homeowner by U.S. Mail, registered and certified. 3. Board of Directors will be notified as to status of delinquencies.