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7.15 Improvements Outside of the Dwelling. Due to the difficulty and increased cost that physical improvements located outside of a Dwelling may cause for the Association in providing snow removal and lawn maintenance, no temporary or permanent physical improvement, structure, or landscaping may be installed or maintained on a Unit, other than inside the Dwelling, unless allowed pursuant to the applicable law and the Conditional Use Permit governing the Associaiion, and unless expressly provided herein. The Board shall have the authority to establish further Rules and Regulations regarding physical improvements, including but not limited to such physical improvements described in this Section. Notwithstanding the foregoing, the following shall be permitted, at the discretion of the Board: a. Fences. All fences must conform to City code and prior approval must be obtained from the Board. "Invisible fencing" is permitted. Partial fences may be permitted by the Board, in its sole discretion, if they do not interfere with the Maintenance provided by the Association and if they otherwise meet the standards established by the Board and the ACC for uniform appearance of the Property. If a pool or hot tub is approved by the Board (as provided in subsection "e" below), the fence around such pool or hot tube shall not be more than 20 feet from the edge of the pool or hot tub, unless such requirement is pursuant to City code. These conditions may be modified by the Board and exceptions may be granted by the Board. b. Landscaping. No trees, gardens, shrubs, flowers or other plants shall be planted by any Owner on any part of the Property outside of a Dwelling. Notwithstanding the foregoing, plantings may be permitted by the Board, in its sole discretion, if they do not interfere with the Maintenance provided by the Association and if they otherwise meet criteria established by the Board and the ACC for uniform appearance of the Property. C. Flags. Subject to proper flag etiquette, the American flag may be proudly displayed on the front elevation of any Dwelling utilizing a mounting bracket affixed to the Dwelling and a removable flag and flagstaff. d. Private Dock and Watercraft Storage. The items of personal property identified in this paragraph may be stored within 50 feet of the shoreline during the months from September to May. Private Docks may be stored adjacent to the shoreline on a Lakeshore Unit, if dropped to the ground and not stored on wheels. Watercraft lifts may be stored on a Lakeshore Unit, adjacent to the shoreline, but may not have covers on them. No watercraft may be stored during the off season on the shoreline or anywhere on the Property other than inside a garage. e. Pool and Hot Tubs. Pools and hot tubs shall be permitted only upon satisfaction with the following conditions: (i) obtaining prior written approval from the Board, 19 Version for Council 05/22/2019