Floral Trellis. A floral trellis that supports a shrub may be visible if placed near the wall of the garage, but shall be removable and not permanently attached to allow for siding removal and painting of the structure. Note: Committee and Board approval are not required.
Overhead Trellis: The trellis shall be constructed of wood only and be smooth or rough grade. Redwood or cedar is recommended. The posts shall be 6 x 6 and approximately 8-1/2 feet in height after installation. Posts shall be set on a metal post base and set in a concrete pier. Pressure treated posts are recommended. Wood of the post shall be two inches or more above the dirt grade. There shall be a 2” x 6” ledger placed 6” above the trim of the sliding glass door and maintained with caulk across the top. The trellis shall not be covered with any plastic, bamboo, canvas, etc. However, 2” x 2”’s spaced every 3-1/2” may be placed perpendicular to the cross beams.
Note: If the house has been painted Grey Beige, Hawk Brown or Beechwood, the homeowner will have a choice of painting the trellis either the color of the house or Cocoa Brown, the color of the fences. If the home is not painted one of the three above colors, the trellis must be painted Cocoa Brown. A building permit shall be secured, if required. The homeowner shall contact the building department and include the response in the request.
Large Trellis: (See Exhibit A) There shall be two support beams, 4” x 6” or one support beam, 4” x 8”. The support geam shall be parallel to the dwelling. The support beams shall be bolted to the outside of the posts with the bottom approximately 18” from the top of the post allowing about 6” of post to be visible once cross beams are placed on top. All cross beams, 4” x 6” shall be placed above the support beams and shall be perpendicular to the sliding door and attached to the ledger by metal brackets. Cross beams shall not be attached by an S wire and shall not be attached below the support beams. Cross beam ends shall extend approximately 15” beyond the support beam and be equidistant from each other with approximately 20” centers.
Small Trellis: (See Exhibit B) There shall be four support beams, 4” x 6”. There shall be one support beam bolted to each side of each post. Support beams shall be perpendicular to the dwelling. These four support beams shall attach to the ledger above the sliding door by metal brackets. The bottom of the support beam shall be approximately 18” from the top of the post allowing about 6” of post to be visible once cross beams are placed on top. All cross beams; 4” x 6” shall be placed above the support beams and shall be parallel to the dwelling. Cross beams shall not be attached by an S wire and shall not be attached below the support beams. Cross beam ends shall extend approximately 10” beyond the support beam.
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