Buford, GA

In efforts to keep the number of violation letters sent out to a minimal, we have provided a guideline of common violations homeowners receive. Please review the covenants and guidelines for the neighborhood below.  


Covenants

Please download and review the covenants, conditions, and restrictions, please click here. 


Exterior House Standards

  • ​No vehicles of any kind should be parked in the street overnight. This is a violation of a Gwinnett County Ordinance, and vehicles in violation may be reported to the police. You may call the Gwinnett County Police Department non-emergency number at 770-513-5000.
  • Homeowners with commercial work vehicles are encouraged to park in the garage after hours.
  • Any changes to existing or new hardscapes, but not limited to driveways, walkways and patios require approval prior to construction.
  • Any alterations to the exterior of the house must be approved by the board.
  • All window treatments facing the street must be lined in white or off-white to give the community a uniformed look from the outside.
  • All mailboxes should be painted black and follow a common design.


Landscaping Standards

  • All front lawns shall be cut, edged, watered and weeded regularly. Any visible weeds must be removed and/or treated.
  • Fences must be approved by the board prior to installation and must follow common design and color.
  • Bushes and shrubs shall be cut regularly and have a clean, well-maintained overall appearance.
  •  Plant beds must be maintained regularly with fresh pine straw, natural, chipped bark, mulch or edging. We suggest refreshing mulch each season, especially in the fall and spring.


Recreational Equipment & Animals

  • Any children's playsets must be located in the backyard only.
  • Mobile basketball goals should be stored in garage or out of public view when not in use. 
  • Per Gwinnett County ordinance, no dog is allowed off a homeowner's property without a leash that a homeowner is holding.
  • Homeowners are responsible for cleaning up after their dog while walking through the neighborhood.