This has been transcribed from a notarized copy of the Alpine View Estates No. 2 C,C, & R’s
DECLARATION OF COVENANTS, CONDITIONS AND RESCRICTIONS FOR THE
ALPINE VIEW ESTATES NO. 2
located in Douglas County, Nevada
THE UNDERSIGNED, owner of that certain rural property situated in the State of Nevada,
County of Douglas, described as follows: Alpine View Estates No. 2, of the west side
of Jacks Valley Road, commonly known as a portion of the Ted A. Wentworth ranch and
known as Alpine View Estates No. 2, hereby covenants, agrees and declares that all said
lots and property are and will be held, sold, and conveyed subject to the following
covenants, conditions and restrictions, which are hereby declared to be for the benefit
of the whole subdivision and all of the property described therein, and the owner
thereof, their successors and assigns. Said restrictions establish and impose a
general plan for the improvement and development of said subdivision and all the
property described therein and the adoption and establishment of covenants and restrictions
upon said land and each and every lot and portion there of and upon the use,
occupancy and enjoyment thereof. Every conveyance of any of said lot of lots or
property of portion thereof in said subdivision of land shall be and is subject to the
said covenants, conditions and restrictions as follows:
Declarant has appointed two persons to act and be known as the “Architectural Control
Committee”, hereinafter called the “Committee”. These two shall appoint a third party
as an alternate. The principal function of the Committee is to administer these
restrictions. The first two Committee members shall be Robert H. Norris and Francis
D. Gurney.
1. Parcels in the subdivision may be used for one single family residence, with attached
or detached garage. Animal shelters will be allowed upon approval of the
committee. No commercial activity of any kind may be carried on, nor shall anything be
done which can be or become an annoyance or a nuisance to the neighborhood. All
buildings or structures erected upon said premises shall be of new construction and
no buildings or structures shall be moved from other locations onto said premises.
2. No structures of temporary character, such as travel trailers, campers, tents,
basements, shacks, garages, barns or other outbuildings shall be used on any lot at
any time as residence, either temporarily or permanently.
3. The minimum floor space requirements shall be 1500 square feet of prime living
area for any residential dwelling, exclusive of any thereof used for a garage, a
basement, decks and patios.
4. Materials used as siding, window sash or roofing must be of nonreflective materials
so that no glare shall be reflected upon adjoining properties.
5. No building or structure shall be erected or permitted on any lots nearer than
40 feet from any street, or 40 feet from the rear property line, or 20 feet from the
sidelines of any lot, provided, however, where two or more lots are declared and
used as a single building site, there sidelines shall refer only to the lines bordering
on the adjoining property owner. Access on County highway will not be permitted
for lot no. 48 as shown on map.
6. Property abutting equestrian easement shall not be fenced past easement lines.
7. No outside storage of any kind shall be permitted, except that all clotheslines,
boats, trailers, campers, garbage cans, woodpiles or propane tanks, shall be kept
screened by adequate planting or fencing so as to conceal them from view of neighboring
parcels and streets.
8. All rubbish, trash or garbage shall be regularly removed from the premises and
shall not be allowed to accumulate thereon.
9. No lot or parcel as shown on the map of Alpine View Estates may be further divided.
10. No goats, pigs or similar animals shall be raised, kept, bred or maintained on any
parcel. Any animals or pets shall be so controlled and restricted as not to run at
large or become a nuisance or annoyance to the neighborhood.
11. No signs or any other advertising media of any sort will be permitted on any parcel
or right of way, except with written revocable permit from the committee.
12. No discharging of firearms will be permitted.
13. No walls, hedges, fences or other sight barriers shall be erected or allowed to
grow higher than 6 feet. Exceptions may be permitted to this immediately adjoining
buildings, as around patios or swimming pools. Nothing which constitutes a barrier to
safe driving sight distances, particularly at street intersections may be erected or
allowed to grow.
14. Before any construction activity begins, the following shall be submitted to the
Committee: 2 complete construction plans, 2 sets of prints or drawings showing external
color scheme, 2 copies of plot plans showing proposed building location with respect
to the parcel boundaries. Preliminary plans may be submitted for preliminary approval
of the Committee, prior to complete drawings. On approval of final plans, one set of
these exhibits shall be certified as “approved” and returned to the owner or his agent,
the second set shall be filed.
15. No building will be approved other than single story, except on hillside locations
“split level” or two stories will be given special consideration by the Committee. Any
subsequent alterations or additions affecting external appearance must also be subject
to Committee approval.
16. Any swimming pool constructed shall have a minimum 2 ½” pipe leading from the bottom
of the pool to a place readily and easily accessible to fire equipment. Pipe will
be terminated with a 2 ½” National Standard male fitting and cap.
These covenants and restrictions shall run with, and be binding upon the land, and shall
insure to the benefit of Declarant, their successors, assigns, or heirs, for a period of
25 years from date of recording. Thereafter the said covenants and restrictions shall
be extended for ten year periods and may be altered or modified only by written approval
of not less than 75% of the property owners. These covenants and restrictions shall be
enforceable by Declarant, or any property owner of record in Alpine View Estates by
proceedings at law or in equity. Any failure to enforce any covenant or restriction,
shall in no event be deemed a waiver of the right to enforce the same thereafter.
Invalidation of any one or more of these covenants or restrictions, by any means, shall in
no way affect the force of any other.
Dated this 19th day of October 1972
Robert H. Norris Declarant
Francis D. Gurney Declarant
Recorded at Request of Robert H. Norris
on 11/1/72 at 03 min past 4pm
Official Record of Douglas County, Nevada
Patricia J. Stanley, Recorder
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