Issue J

Problem Statement #1: “How to give lot owners opportunities to respectfully store recreational vehicles and equipment.”

The covenants currently prohibit storage of recreation vehicles & equipment as “unsightly articles,” unless screened from view by approved fencing or landscaping.  (Sec. 7.3)
By 38 to 20, the membership surveys supported some sort of change to these prohibitions. (Pro-change members score= 1.85).  But member comments were vague about the types of changes preferred. So the board is offering four possible choices. 

For this issue, you were asked to vote for ANY, or ALL, or NONE of the following four (4) proposals: ALL PROPOSALS FAILED DUE TO INSUFFICNET VOTES. 61 VOTES MINIMUM WERE REQUIRED FOR ADOPTION

A. This proposal would allow unscreened storage of recreational vehicles (defined as: motorhomes, boats, snowmobiles, camping trailers, ATVs, etc.), ONLY if the body of the vehicle is no more than 20 feet long. Received 42 votes in favor,

B. This proposal would allow unscreened storage of recreational vehicles ONLY if no more than two recreational vehicles are located on each owner’s lot. Received 40 votes in favor

C. This proposal would allow unscreened storage of recreational vehicles, ONLY if no RV is located so as to be visible beneath any Teton peak taller than 11,000 feet as viewed from any home less than 600 yards to the west. Received 38 votes in favor

D. This proposal would allow unscreened storage of recreational vehicles, ONLY if no RV is parked more than 15 feet from an existing structure. Received 35 votes in favor