HOA community lighting is a matter of security (NV)

Our community is small (less than 60 homes) with private streets without any overhead street lights The builder planned the community to be illuminated only by coach lights affixed to the exterior walls or garages of the individual dwellings. Such lighting creates the rural character of the community but results in a certain degree of darkness at night The covenants, conditions and restrictions explicitly state that no overhead lighting of any kind and/or any type of high-intensity exterior lighting will be allowed on individual units or common elements.   Read the Q&A…………………………………….

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