2. BICYCLES, ATV S, GO-PEDS, AND PERSONAL GOLF CARTS: B. At no time shall any ATV be operated within the confines of the community.

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1 The following are Cascades Architectural Rules and Regulations, which includes many of the Declaration of Restrictions and Protective Covenants for Cascades at River Hall. Please refer to Association Documents at CASCADES AT RIVER HALL RESIDENTS ASSOCIATION, INC. RULES AND REGULATIONS 01/10/2017 The Rules and Regulations hereinafter enumerated shall apply to and be binding upon all lot owners. All lot owners shall, at all times, abide by these Rules and Regulations and shall use their best efforts to see that they are faithfully observed by their families, guests, invitees, servants, lessees, persons for whom they are responsible and persons over whom they exercise control and supervision. Any waivers, consents or approvals given under these Rules and Regulations by the Board of Directors shall be revocable at any time and shall not be considered as a waiver, consent or approval of identical or similar situations unless the waiver, consent or approval is specifically set forth, in writing, by the Board of Directors. The terms set forth herein shall be in accordance with Cascades at River Hall Residents Association, Inc. (Association) documents and/or any applicable Florida Statute. 1. DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY: Neither lot owners, nor their family members, guests, servants, tenants, lessees, agents and/or invitees shall mark, mar, damage, destroy, deface or engrave any portion of the Association Properties. Lot owners shall be financially responsible for any such damage. 2. BICYCLES, ATV S, GO-PEDS, AND PERSONAL GOLF CARTS: A. Bicycles, ATV s, Go-peds, and personal golf carts shall be placed or stored in the lot owner s garage. B. At no time shall any ATV be operated within the confines of the community. C. Bicycles, ATV s, Go-peds, and personal golf carts that are abandoned or in disrepair, on the Common Areas, will be disposed of within (30) days following the posting of a written notice by the Community Association Manager. 3. SOLICITATION: A. There shall be no solicitations, including garage sales and estate sales, by any person anywhere within the Cascades at River Hall Community for any cause, charity, religious contacts, political endorsements or for any other purpose whatsoever, unless specifically authorized by the Board of Directors. B. Open House signs may be placed at the front gate and in the front yard of a lot when a realtor is conducting an open house. All open houses shall be no longer than twelve (12) hours in any one week. Please refer to For Sale signs with their accompanying attachments indicating sale status. 1

2 4. LAKE: A. Fishing is permitted by residents and guests. However, the privacy of each lot owner must be respected and notification must be made to the lot owner to fish from their adjacent common ground. B. Children twelve (12) years of age and under must be accompanied by another person eighteen (18) years of age or older when fishing in the lakes. C. No swimming is permitted in the lakes. D. Any use of a lake is at the individual's own risk. E. No lot owner shall remove native vegetation (including cattails) that becomes established within the wet detention ponds abutting their lot. F. All lot owners are prohibited from digging or excavation, depositing fill, or any other construction, to modify the wet detention ponds abutting their property, or take any action unless prior approval from the Board of Directors and the South Florida Water Management District. G. Motorized boats, jet-ski, or other motorized vessels are not permitted in any waterway within the lakes of the community. H. No boat, raft, canoe or permitted water craft may be docked on lakes or common property within the community or stored outside on the resident s property. 5. MOTOR VEHICLES AND PARKING: A. No motor vehicle belonging to a lot owner and/or the family members, guests, employees, tenants, lessees, agents and invitees shall be parked in such a manner as to impede or prevent access to another lot owner's driveway. B. Owners and their respective family members, guests, employees, tenants, lessees, agents and invitees shall obey the parking regulations posted at the private streets, parking areas and drives. Failure to comply may be cause for the vehicle to be towed at the owner's expense. C. A motor vehicle, that is unable to operate on its own power, will not be permitted to remain within the common area of the community for more than twenty-four (24) hours, and no repair of motor vehicles, except for emergency repairs, shall be made within the common area of the community. Any damage to concrete or black top caused by leaks, such as gas or oil, from a vehicle, is the responsibility of the lot owner to clean up or repair at their own expense. D. Washing, waxing and/or minor repair of motor vehicles, boats, trailers or other authorized crafts, shall be limited to the lot owner s driveway for those stored in the lot owners garage. This work is to be completed within 24 hours. 2

3 E. No commercial vehicle (including those owned and stored in the owners garage or driven by the lot owner) shall be parked within the community for longer than the necessary time to perform a delivery or work for an occupant or lot owner, and in no case will a commercial vehicle be parked after 8:00 PM unless there is an emergency or with prior approval of the Community Association Manager. The term commercial vehicle shall include all automobiles, trucks and vehicular equipment, including station wagons, which bare signs or shall have printed on same, some reference to any commercial undertaking or enterprise. Violators will receive a verbal and/or written warning to correct the violation. After forty-eight (48) hours a second violation will be written giving cause for the towing of the vehicle at the unit owner s expense. The Association shall neither be liable to the owner of such vehicle/automobile for trespass, conversion or otherwise, nor guilty of any criminal act, by reason of such towing. F. Except as allowed in Section I below, no boat trailer, boat, camper, mobile home, commercial vehicle or like vehicle, shall be left or stored within the community except within the confines of a garage. No vehicle, motor home, trailer or boat shall be inhabited while parked in the driveway or common area of the community. G. No motor vehicle of any kind may be parked overnight on any street in the community. Violators will receive a verbal and/or written warning to correct the violation. After fortyeight (48) hours, a second violation will be written giving cause for the towing of the vehicle at the unit owner s expense. The Association shall not be liable to the owner of such vehicle/automobile for trespass, conversion or otherwise guilty of any criminal act, by reason of such towing. H. No motor vehicle of any kind may be parked on the grass or empty lot at any time. Overnight parking, at the Amenity Center, is permitted with GRS approval. Violators will receive a verbal and/or written warning to correct the violation. After forty-eight (48) hours a second violation will be written giving cause for the towing of the vehicle at the unit owner s expense. The Association shall neither be liable to the owner of such vehicle/automobile for trespass, conversion or otherwise, nor guilty of any criminal act, by reason of such towing. I. Lot owners loading or unloading a commercial or recreational vehicle, will be permitted a maximum of up to twenty four (24) hours parking in their driveway, with notification and approval of the Community Association Manager. The vehicle shall not be parked on the street, except for any commercial vehicle whose gross vehicle weight (example over the road moving van or concrete delivery truck) would damage the lot owner s driveway pavers. The frequency of this permit will not exceed two (2) twenty four (24) hour permits in any consecutive seven (7) day period. J. Motorcycles will be subject to the noise and nuisance Rules and Regulations and must be parked on the lot owner s driveway or in the lot owner s garage. 6. Section 10. ANIMALS and PETS: No reptiles, animals, livestock, or poultry of any kind may be raised, bred, kept or permitted on any Lot, with the exception of dogs, cats, or other usual and common household pets, not to exceed a total of two (2) dogs, and not to exceed a total of three (3) pets per Lot regardless of the type (tropical fish kept inside the home do not count towards the maximum number of pets). Any individual pet over seventy-five (75) pounds is 3

4 prohibited. The following dog breeds are strictly prohibited: Akita, Presa Canario, Chow, Doberman, Staffordshire Terrier/Pit Bull, Rottweiler, Wolf Hybrid, and any other breeds the Board deems aggressive. The keeping of a dog or other domestic pet is not a right of an Owner, but is a conditional license. This conditional license is subject to termination at any time by the Board of Directors upon a finding that a dog or other pet is vicious, is annoying to other residents, or has in any way become a nuisance. The owner of a pet assumes liability for all damage to persons or property caused by the pet or resulting from its presence at the Property. This license is subject to the following conditions: A. Pets shall be kept on a leash at all times when outside a building and not enclosed within a fenced-in area, which fenced area is permitted by or has been approved by the ACB. B. Pets are permitted to have excrements upon the Common Areas provided that the Owner shall immediately remove such excrement from the Common Areas with a Pooper-Scooper or other appropriate tool, and deposit said waste in an approved trash receptacle. C. The owner of a pet shall be responsible, and by virtue of ownership, assumes responsibility for any damage to persons or property caused by his pet(s). D. Any pet whose owner violates the provisions and intent of these rules shall be deemed a nuisance, and subject to removal in accordance with the provisions of this Declaration. The provisions of this section 10, which are amended, hereby shall not be applicable to any existing pets which do not comply, for so long as the pet is alive and remains a permanent resident of a Lot. 7. Section 25. Hurricane Protection: Except for original hurricane windows or hurricane shutters installed or supplied by the Builders, no Owner may install hurricane shutters or other storm or hurricane protection on any Lot without approval from the ACB. The Board may adopt specifications for hurricane shutters and hurricane protection which shall include color, style, and other factors deemed relevant by the Board. All specifications adopted by the Board must comply with applicable building code. Putting up and taking down hurricane shutters or other storm or hurricane protection is the responsibility of the Owner. Hurricane shutters, or other storm or hurricane protection, may only be put up when a storm is approaching and a hurricane watch or warning has been issued by the National Weather Service, and must be taken down within two weeks after the storm has passed. The use of hurricane shutters or other storm or hurricane protection as security, or at any time other than described herein to protect from a storm or other emergency, is not permitted. 8. AGE RESTRICTIONS: Persons under the age of eighteen (18) years of age shall not be permitted to reside within the property, except to visit and temporarily reside in a residence on a lot within the property, provided that such temporary residence shall not exceed sixty (60) days in any one calendar year, or sixty (60) days within any consecutive twelve month period. Please refer to Declaration of Restrictions and Protective Covenants for Cascades at River Hall; Article VIII, Section 11 for additional information. 4

5 9. LOT OWNERS RESPONSIBILITY: A. No fence, wall, hedge or other structure shall be erected in the front yard, back yard, or side yard except by the approval of the Architectural Control Board. A lot owner shall first contact the Community Association Manager to request an application for any modification, alterations, improvements or changes that is being considered. B. Garbage, refuse, trash or rubbish shall be stored in a fashion to protect it from view from the street or any other lot owner, provided however, that the requirements from time to time of Lee County for disposal or collection shall be complied with. All equipment for the storage or disposal of such material shall be kept in a clean and sanitary condition. All garbage placed out for collection must be in sealed garbage bags, covered plastic garbage cans, or such other containers supplied or approved by the garbage collecting authority. Trash, recyclables, and/or vegetation shall not be placed curbside earlier than 6:00 P.M. the evening before collection. Emptied receptacles, or uncollected refuse, shall be promptly removed from the curbside by Owner. C. Drying areas will be permitted when protected from view of the street. D. No gas tanks, gas containers, or gas cylinder shall be permitted to be placed on or about the outside of any house or ancillary building, and such items, if approved by the Architectural Control Board, shall be installed underground in every instance where gas is used. Normal size gas tanks will be permitted without prior approval when used by portable barbecues. E. One sign of not more than one square foot may be displayed on a lot to indicate the name of the resident and/or house number. A lot owner may display a sign of reasonable size provided by a contractor for security services within 10 feet of any entrance to the home. Signs must be placed in mulched areas. No other sign of any type, notwithstanding the foregoing, shall be placed on the lot without the approval of the Architectural Control Board, or in accordance with sign standards and guidelines established by the Architectural Control Board from time to time. For Sale signs are now standardized and are only allowed while a home is on the market. One For Sale sign is permitted on a lot. The sign cannot exceed 4 feet from the ground and must be placed in a mulched area. The sign must be removed within one (1) week after closing. Your realtor can obtain these signs from Go Mobil Signs Palm Beach Blvd., Fort Myers. Telephone: Should your realtor want to use a different sign company, sign specifications are on the website. F. Any owner may display one portable, removable United States flag or official flag of the State of Florida, not larger than 4 ½ feet by 6 feet, and/or one portable, removable official flag, not larger than 4 ½ feet by 6 feet, which represents the United States Army, Navy, Air Force, 5

6 Marine Corps, Coast Guard, or POW-MIA flag. Any owner may erect a freestanding flagpole no more than 20 feet high on any portion of the owner s real property. However, such flagpole shall not obstruct sightlines at intersections and shall not be erected within or upon an easement. All flags must be displayed in a respectful manner, consistent with Title 36 U.S.C. Chapter 10. ACB form is required if flag post is cemented into place. No ACB form is required if flag is placed in a mulched area or attached to the home. $25 fee is waived. G. Exterior of House: Additions, alterations, improvements or changes to a lot or structure per our Decoration of Restrictive and protective Covenants require ACB approval. Some examples include screening, cage (must be white aluminum), screen doors, satellite dish, pool, patio, water softener, etc. The Architectural Control Board, in an effort to minimize the number of architectural changes, no longer requires a form submission for the following house wall and exterior changes: Courtyard, Lanai and the covered front entries, furniture, wall and door decorations. Carriage lights no longer require ACB approval unless the length is 10% greater than the builder installed lights; only carriage lights are permitted, and no change can be made to Twin Villa front lights. ACB approval will continue to be required for all other changes. An example of when a form is required is for decorations, lattice work (including string or wire to support plants) or any other objects on exterior walls. Courtyard, Lanai and the covered front entry do not require approval. See the Holiday Decoration Policy for more information on decorations. The homeowner continues to be responsible for exterior maintenance to include paint, roof, house numbers, pillars, walls, brick pavers, mailbox etc. H. Lawns: All lawn areas must be free and clear of all objects. An ACB approval form is no longer required for: Ornaments made of stone, metal, cement or resin. The size must not exceed 3 feet in every direction. This does not include any plant (e.g. 3 foot flower pot can have flowers that add to the height). A maximum of 6 objects in any combinations of potted plants, decorative flags, wind chimes, lawn ornaments etc., are permitted. Objects must be in a mulched area or hard surface area; they cannot be around the mailbox or the front Oak tree near the curb. Low voltage lighting used for paths and driveways: lighting must be close to the ground and in a mulched area. House foundation mulch must be soft garden mulch in any of these colors: red, brown or black. This does not include pine straw, rubber or stones. Any foundation plantings around the house perimeter must be immediately adjacent to the house. Lawn architectural items such as fountains, benches, planters exceeding 3 feet, bird baths, fake rocks, post lights etc. continue to require an ACB approval. The covenants prohibit wildlife feeding. No wildlife feeders of any kind, including bird feeders, are permitted. 10. NOISE AND NUISANCE: No owner shall make disturbing noises on their property or permit family, employees, agents, tenants, lessees, visitors, invitees, or pets to do so. In particular, no owner shall play, or permit to be played, on their property or common property any musical instrument, phonograph, stereo, television, radio or the like, in any way that unreasonably disturbs or annoys other unit owners or residents. 11. LANDSCAPING: The Association shall perform routine maintenance of all lots, including maintaining the grass and all landscaping originally installed on the lot. 6

7 A. The Association shall only be responsible for the replacement of landscaping to the extent replacement is required due to the Association s failure to properly perform routine maintenance. B. The maintenance and/or repair of landscaping due to the negligence or intentional acts of a lot owner shall be the responsibility of the lot owner. C. Any additional landscaping over and above that installed by the developer shall require approval of the Architectural Control Board. See exceptions below. 1. Queen palms are susceptible to Fusarium Wilt. Foxtails are not susceptible to Fusarium Wilt and are self-shedding. Foxtails can be used to replace both Queen and Sabel palms. They can also be planted in a different front or front side location. No ACB form is required (see below). 2. If a landscaper has verified in writing that tall palms should not be planted in an area, the owner can request a waiver by completing an ACB form. An attached landscaper certification and fee is required with a waiver request. 3. If you have other not listed reasons, a request will require a fee. D. The Association shall be responsible for the maintenance and repair of the irrigation system. E. Any repairs to the irrigation system caused by the direct negligence or intentional act(s) of the lot owner shall be the responsibility of such lot owner, and the Association may repair the damage and bill the lot owner for such repairs. F. The owner is responsible to replace the original builder installed landscaping to the below minimum standard. There is no minimum nursery stock size. For example, a diseased Queen palm can be replaced with a gallon size potted Queen palm. G. Tall Palm Trees: These trees are the signature plants of our community. The builder installed at least two palms on each lot. The minimum requirement, should any die, is one on each side of the driveway. H. Front/side Trees: Five is the minimum total number of trees combining all trees in the front and sides of homes. The five includes the palm trees and a builder installed hardwood tree in the front yard. The hardwood is usually an Oak or a Blanchard Southern Magnolia. The Natchez Crepe Myrtle along with the Blanchard Southern Magnolia are the recommended front yard hardwoods. I. Rear Trees: At least one hardwood or palm tree that will grow to at least 20 feet tall is required in the rear yard. 7

8 J. Foundation Landscaping: Must be equivalent to builder installed landscaping in the front, side and back of the house in all soft surface areas, around trees in the front of the house, around the air conditioner, utility entry area and lanai. K. Residents are permitted to plant along the HOA common area back wall if there are no preexisting plants. The area must be mulched and be consistent with the mulch used in the community. Residents can landscape the back wall behind their home with the understanding that their plantings must be maintained. These plantings might be removed in the future if the HOA decides to landscape the HOA common area back wall. Residents can plant two (2) feet from the wall; this gives the HOA wall maintenance space. An ACB form is required, however no fee is required. No ACB Form Required: A. If replacing tall palms, they must be replaced with any other tall palm. This includes moving the planting location as long as it is in a front or side front mulched area. B. If replacing and/or adding foundation plantings with the same or equivalent plantings. C. If replacing builder planted trees with the same or trees (no fruit or nut) that will grow to approximately the same width and height at maturity. D. If applying mulch around the perimeter of the house, the mailbox and the front hardwood tree near the curb. All mulched areas must be soft garden mulch in any of these colors: red, brown or black. This does not include pine straw, rubber or stones. E. If replacing or planting new foundation plants equivalent to or an upgrade to original builder installed plants. 12. LEASING: Refer to lease application on the GRS Management website HOLIDAY DECORATIONS POLICY: Decorations for all common holidays such as Federal, traditional, and religious holidays are permitted without prior ACB approval as long as they are: A. Tastefully displayed B. Are displayed within the mulched areas of the lawn or on a hard surface so as not to interfere with lawn maintenance procedures. C. Are displayed not more than 30 days prior to or 10 days post the exact holiday. D. Lights may be hung on homes, trees, and/or shrubs as long as they do not interfere with lawn maintenance procedures. 8

9 E. Lights for any of the above mentioned holidays must be utilized only during the designated timeframe. All lights and cords must be taken down once this period has expired. F. Objects, statues, and wording (ex. Happy New Year) must not exceed 4 feet in its maximum direction. G. The Association is not responsible for any removal of or damage to decorations caused by normal landscaping or other maintenance carried out on behalf of the Association. Decorations for special event (ex. Anniversary) will follow the same regulations as above except that they may only be displayed for a 48 hour period prior to and post the event. For permission regarding issues not covered above, please submit your request on the Community request form contained on the Management Company s website. The normal $25 fee is waived for such requests. If a special request was approved previously and no changes have been made, no additional requests are required. Examples of decorations requiring submission include, but not limited to: objects and statues exceeding 4 feet, and blowup displays. 14. Architectural Control Board (ACB) Paint Rules: The Request for Architectural Review Form is required for all exterior painting including repainting with the same colors. Please visit the management company web site for this form and the approved colors. Houses can be painted with either a Levitt two-color or DR Horton three-color palette. The different palettes cannot interchange colors. The two color palette cannot add a third color. If a three-color palette is used, the garage door can match either the house color or the trim color; likewise, the front door can match either the house color or the trim color. In all cases, the house color cannot be the same or similar to an adjacent house. The $25 fee required, with the Architectural Review Form is waived, unless paint changes are made by the homeowner after ACB review. Shared Privacy Wall Homes: The ACB requires that both the front and back of the privacy wall between two homes be painted the same color as the house whose main entry door lies nearest the wall. The back of the privacy wall may be painted the same color as the neighboring house if a signed document, indicating the consent of both parties (homeowner and neighboring homeowner), is submitted to the management company. Twin-Villa Homes: Both villas must be painted the same color. If a color change is requested, both homes must be painted at the same time. 15. Amendments: In addition to the foregoing, the Board of Directors has the right, power and authority to promulgate and impose additional rules and regulations from time to time. 9

10 CASCADES AT RIVER HALL RESIDENTS ASSOCIATION, INC. RULES AND REGULATIONS 01/10/2017 VILLA LOTS The Rules and Regulations hereinafter enumerated shall apply to and be binding upon all lot owners. All lot owners shall, at all times, abide by these Rules and Regulations and shall use their best efforts to see that they are faithfully observed by their families, guests, invitees, servants, lessees, persons for whom they are responsible and persons over whom they exercise control and supervision. Any waivers, consents or approvals given under these Rules and Regulations by the Board of Directors shall be revocable at any time and shall not be considered as a waiver, consent or approval of identical or similar situations unless the waiver, consent or approval is specifically set forth, in writing, by the Board of Directors. The terms set forth herein shall be in accordance with Cascades at River Hall Residents Association, Inc. (Association) documents and/or any applicable Florida Statute. 1. Party Walls. Each common wall shared by dwellings constructed on two adjacent Villa Lots shall be a party wall for the perpetual benefit of and use by the Owners of each respective Villa Lot. Each such Villa Lot and Owner is hereby granted an easement for the existence of the party wall to the extent it encroaches on the adjoining Villa Lot, whether encroachment exists as a result of initial construction, reconstruction or natural setting or shifting. Except as otherwise provided herein, each Owner shall bear the responsibility to repair and maintain the unfinished surface of the portion of the party wall which is located within the owner s residence. Both Owners shall equally share the cost of repair and maintenance of the structural and interior portions of the party wall. However, if either Owner s negligence or willful misconduct causes damage to the party wall, such Owner shall bear the entire cost of repair. Each Owner shall have the right to enter the adjacent Villa Lot, including the residence located thereon; where necessary in connection with the repair or maintenance of a party wall, upon reasonable prior notice to the affected Owner(s) and at reasonable times and an easement for same is hereby created. Any repair or reconstruction shall utilize substantially similar materials; design and location as originally existed. No openings maybe cut in the party wall or structural changes made thereto. Any common fences constructed on the property line between Villa Lots and roofing between Villa Lots on attached Units shall be treated in the same manner as a party wall. Any party by negligence or willful act that causes a shared fence or roof to be exposed to elements, infestations or other injurious activity shall bear the entire cost of furnishing necessary treatments, protections or repairs resulting from damage. 2. Maintenance. Repainting and Roof. Repair, maintenance and replacement of each Villa Lot roof shall be the obligation of the Villa Lot Owner. In the event that roof repairs are necessary where there is commonality of any roof line between Villas or the roof of a Villa building has to be replaced due to reaching the end of its useful life, then responsibility for such maintenance, repair and/or replacement shall be divided equally amount the affected Owners in the same manner as party walls described above. The Villa Lot Owners shall jointly apply to the ARB for approval of roof replacement as required by the Declaration. The Association shall maintain records related to roof replacement of the Villas. Each Villa Lot Owner shall also be responsible for exterior painting of its Villa; provided however, exterior repainting shall be performed for the each Villa building uniformly. Villa Lot Owners within any Villa building may jointly agree when the exterior of the Villas need to be repainted; provided the exterior of each Villa building shall be painted no less than every seven years from the date the exterior of the Villa was last painted or as directed by the ARB to comply with the maintenance standards in the Community. The Association shall maintain records related to the 10

11 repainting of the Villas. The responsibility for the cost of the exterior repainting shall be divided equally among the Owners of Villas. The Villa Lot Owners shall jointly apply to the ARB for exterior repainting approval as required by the Declaration. Each Vila Lot Owner shall be responsible for all other maintenance and repairs of the Home and improvements on a Villa Lot in the same manner as all other Homes in accordance with the Declaration. 3. Insurance for Villa Lots. Each Villa Lot Owner shall obtain insurance coverage upon the Lot insuring the Home and any other improvements located thereon in an amount equal to the maximum insurable replacement value. Such coverage shall afford protection against (i) loss or damage by fire, hurricane, tornado, wind-storm, or other hazards covered by a standard extended coverage endorsement, and (ii) such other risks as from time to time shall be customarily covered with respect to similar construction, location and use as the Home including but not limited to vandalism and malicious mischief. Such coverage shall name the Association as an additional insured party. The Owner shall furnish proof of insurance to the Association at the time of purchase of a Lot and shall furnish proof of renewal of such insurance on the anniversary date thereof. 4. No Lot may be leased or rented to any persons unless at least one occupant of the leased premise is age fifty-five (55) years or older. 5. Front entry garage carriage lights must remain the same for uniformity of the Villas. STANDARDS FOR EXTENDED LANAIS inches screened offset from the inside of the common concrete wall. The space between the common wall cages must be the two 10 offsets plus the thickness of the common wall concrete; approximately 8. The total space is approximately On the common wall side, each Villa must have cage wall uprights spaced six (6) feet apart, and cage chair rails 36 in height. The chair rails and uprights on the cage wall side must align with the cage wall of the neighboring owner s cage, if one is constructed. 3. On the common wall side, cage wall uprights increments need to be six (6) feet, with a maximum of 24 feet with no angles. Cages cannot have angles. 4. All construction to be white aluminum 5. Cage screening - charcoal 6. Mulch match existing type. 7. Lanai landscaping required; except mulch to be between the common wall side. Sprinklers must be removed by the cage owner from the common area, if the adjoining unit already has a cage. Noncage owner is allowed to landscape between the two units. 8. At least one door on any of the non-common wall sides. 9. A gable or mansard roof. 10. Water from gutters must run away from adjoining common wall. 11. Villa owners do not have to have the same type of design lanai screening. For example, a chair rail is not required on non-common wall sides. 11