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200503312 9. Vegetation. a. The owner of each lot shall keep the lawns and grass thereon cut to a height less than five inches. b. Prior to construction, an owner shall mow or cut all weeds and grass on their lot and keep the vegetation to a height less than eight inches, if the owner should fail to maintain the lot or keep the vegetation cut to a height of less than eight inches, then the Declarant, or the Board of Directors may mow the lot and levy a special assessment and lien against the property and its owner. c. Lot owners desiring garden plots shall not cover or brace plants with plastic jugs, cans, plastic bags or other unsightly materials. At the end of the growing season, garden plots are to be cleared of all decaying foliage and all garden equipment is to be stored out of sight. Areas devoted to vegetable gardens shall not exceed an area in size that is larger, longer, or wider than fifteen feet (15) by fifteen (15) feet. No vegetable gardens shall be located in the front or the side yards of homes. 10. kd& a. No barns, chicken houses, or other buildings for the care and housing of fowl, rabbits, pet pigs, or livestock shall be placed, maintained or used on any lot, nor shall any fowl, rabbits, pet pigs, or livestock be kept upon any lot. The breeding of animals or keeping of animals for any commercial purposes is not allowed. Pets such as dogs or cats are permitted, but shall be kept restrained, and not be allowed to roam within the subdivision. b. No more than two dogs per household shall be permitted, unless written permission is obtained from the Board of Directors. C. Each homeowner shall abide by all ordinances and regulations promulgated by the Village of Doniphan regarding pets, including, but not limited to, the licensing, neutering, and confinement of animals. d. Plans and specifications for the construction and placement of all dog kennels shall first be reviewed by the Declarant, the Board of Directors, or its designated committee. e. Homeowners shall not leave dogs prone to excessive barking outdoors. Homeowners may be fined up to $100.00 per week by the Board of Directors for failure to confine their dog, or for failure to curtail incessant barking by their dog. All fines levied and collected shall be paid to the Association treasury. E Homeowners shall not allow their pets to defecate or urinate on neighboring lots. Designated outlets or common areas within the subdivision may be used for pet exercise. Each pet's owner shall be held strictly accountable and responsible for any failure to clean up pet feces left in common areas or neighboring lots. Failure to abide by this provision may result in a fine of up to $100.00 per incident by the Board of Directors. 11. Vehicles, Campers, _Bo t�s. a. No campers, trailers of any kind, motor or mobile homes, boats, recreational vehicles, or trucks larger than a one (1) ton pickup truck shall be stored on any lot, driveway, or on the street in front of or on the side of any lot. However, homeowners, or their guests, may park such vehicles in driveways for the purpose of loading, unloading, cleaning, or servicing such vehicles or boats for a period of time not to exceed one week. Page 8.