Ocala Palms

Restricted

Homesites are for residential purposes only, with a maximum of four permanent residents. No persons under eighteen years of age may occupy or permanently reside in any living unit, except for family members under eighteen who may visit and stay for a period not exceeding thirty days in any calendar year.

“No Homesite shall be used for any purposes except for residential purposes, and shall have a maximum of four (4) people as permanent residents. No structures or additions shall be erected, altered, placed or permitted to remain on any Homesite within The Properties other than one Living Unit, a private attached garage or carport, and structures and additions such as swimming pools, attached screen enclosures and patios (as approved by the ARB), except in the case where the Declarant determines in its sole and absolute discretion to modify the use of a Homesite to use as a Common Area or Recreational Area. Such modification may be made by the Declarant amending this Declaration without the necessity of joinder by any owners or mortgagees of Homesites. All such structures shall be attached to the Living Unit, it being specifically intended hereby to prohibit all free standing structures and additions. No persons under eighteen years of age shall occupy or permanently reside or live in any Living Unit except, however, members of an Owner's family under the age of eighteen years may visit and stay with an Owner for a period of time not to exceed an aggregate of thirty days in any calendar year.”

Declaration · p.21

Last verified 2026-07-17

Restricted

All leases of homesites must be for residential use, in writing, and for a term no less than three months. The Declarant has the right to terminate leases upon tenant default and may require owners to place a sum in escrow to cover potential damages caused by tenants.

“All leases of Homesites shall be restricted to residential use. All leases shall be in writing and the Declarant shall have the right to terminate the lease upon default by the tenant in observing any of the provisions of this Declaration, the Articles of Incorporation and By-Laws of the Association, and applicable rules and regulations. Each lease shall contain the following provision: The lessee hereunder acknowledges that this lease is subject to the Declaration of Covenants and Restrictions of Ocala Palms; Articles of Incorporation and By-Laws of Ocala Palms Residents Association, Inc.; and Rules and Regulations provided thereunder, that lessee has read the same, agrees to be bound thereby, and that failure to comply with same may result in certain remedies being applicable to lessee, including without limitation termination of this lease without further notice, and personal liability of lessee and lessor for damages, including reasonable attorneys' fees." In the event the foregoing language is not contained in any such lease, then the foregoing language is hereby incorporated therein by reference. In the event a lessee or a lessee's invitee, guest or licensee of a Homesite occupies the same without a written lease, the occupancy thereof shall constitute an acceptance of this Declaration and an agreement to be bound thereby and subject thereto. No lease shall be for a term less than three months. Owners wishing to lease their Homesites may be required by Declarant to place in escrow with the Declarant a sum as determined by the Declarant which may be used by the Declarant to repair any damage to the common Areas and Recreational Areas or other portions of The Properties resulting from acts or omissions of tenants (as determined in the sole and absolute discretion of the Declarant). The Owner will be jointly and severally liable with the tenant to the Declarant for any amount in excess of such escrowed sum, if any, which is required by the Declarant to effect such repairs or to pay any claim for injury or damage to property caused by the negligence of the tenant. Any balance remaining in the escrow account, less an administrative charge as determined by the Declarant, shall be returned to the Owner within ninety (90) days after the tenant and all subsequent tenants permanently move out. The Declarant, at its option, shall be deemed the agent of the Owner for purposes of bringing any eviction proceedings deemed necessary by the Declarant. The Declarant shall have the right to collect attorneys' fees against any occupant or tenant and the Owner in the event that legal proceedings must be instituted against such occupant or tenant for his eviction or for enforcement of the Declaration. The Declarant is exempt from the provisions of this section.”

Declaration · p.25

Last verified 2026-07-17

Not allowed

Leases of homesites are prohibited for terms less than three months, effectively disallowing short-term or vacation rentals.

“No lease shall be for a term less than three months. Owners wishing to lease their Homesites may be required by Declarant to place in escrow with the Declarant a sum as determined by the Declarant which may be used by the Declarant to repair any damage to the common Areas and Recreational Areas or other portions of The Properties resulting from acts or omissions of tenants (as determined in the sole and absolute discretion of the Declarant).”

Declaration · p.26

Last verified 2026-07-17

Restricted

Owners may keep up to two small dogs, cats, small house birds, or other household pets, provided they are not for commercial purposes. Pets must be leashed outside, not walked on grass other than the owner's homesite or designated pet walk areas, and owners must clean up fecal deposits. Pets are prohibited in recreational areas, the golf course, and common areas.

“No animals, livestock or poultry of any kind shall be raised, bred or kept on any Homesite, except that two small dogs, cats or small house birds or other household pets may be kept, provided that they are not kept, bred or maintained for any commercial purpose, and provided further that no more than two pets shall be kept on any Homesite at any time. Pets shall be on a leash at all times when outside the Living Unit. Dogs shall not be walked on grass other than an Owner's Homesite and in pet walk areas designated by the Declarant (if any). Pet owners must clear and remove any fecal deposits made by their pets from any and all areas. All pets are prohibited in all Recreational Areas, the Golf Course, and all Common Areas. Pets found running loose shall be reported to the appropriate governmental agency and may be picked up and impounded by Declarant or its agents, including privacy personnel. The Declarant is specifically authorized to promulgate additional rules and regulations pertaining to this section, and the Declarant is specifically granted the right to enforce this provision by the impounding of pets. Declarant may charge Owner for any costs incurred to enforce the provisions of this section, which shall be due and payable by Owner within fifteen days of receipt of written notice demanding reimbursement delivered by Declarant to Owner.”

Declaration · p.25

Last verified 2026-07-17

Restricted

Motor homes and recreational vehicles cannot be erected or placed on any homesite as a temporary or permanent residence. Parking or storing motor homes or recreational vehicles on any homesite is limited to 24 hours during any calendar month, unless in a garage or designated area. Otherwise, they must be parked/stored in designated parking areas provided by the Declarant, for which a fee may be charged.

“No structure of a temporary character, trailer, boat, motor home, recreational vehicle, tent, shack, garage, barn or other outbuilding shall be erected or placed on any Homesite at any time, nor shall anything other than the Living Unit be used as a residence, either temporarily or permanently. No motor homes, commercial vehicles, recreational vehicles, boats, trailers, pick-up trucks or motor vehicles in excess of 3/4 ton rating, shall be kept, stored, or parked on any Homesite in excess of twenty-four hours during any calendar month except in a garage or other area which may be designated by the Declarant in its discretion for such use. All commercial motor vehicles, travel trailers, motor homes, boats and trailers must be parked and/or stored by their owners in designated parking areas to be provided by the Declarant. The Declarant may charge a reasonable fee for the storage and/or parking of the aforementioned vehicles, trailers, motor homes, boats and trailers in the designated parking areas.”

Declaration · p.22

Last verified 2026-07-17

Restricted

Boats cannot be erected or placed on any homesite as a temporary or permanent residence. Parking or storing boats on any homesite is limited to 24 hours during any calendar month, unless in a garage or designated area. Otherwise, they must be parked/stored in designated parking areas provided by the Declarant, for which a fee may be charged.

“No structure of a temporary character, trailer, boat, motor home, recreational vehicle, tent, shack, garage, barn or other outbuilding shall be erected or placed on any Homesite at any time, nor shall anything other than the Living Unit be used as a residence, either temporarily or permanently. No motor homes, commercial vehicles, recreational vehicles, boats, trailers, pick-up trucks or motor vehicles in excess of 3/4 ton rating, shall be kept, stored, or parked on any Homesite in excess of twenty-four hours during any calendar month except in a garage or other area which may be designated by the Declarant in its discretion for such use. All commercial motor vehicles, travel trailers, motor homes, boats and trailers must be parked and/or stored by their owners in designated parking areas to be provided by the Declarant. The Declarant may charge a reasonable fee for the storage and/or parking of the aforementioned vehicles, trailers, motor homes, boats and trailers in the designated parking areas.”

Declaration · p.22

Last verified 2026-07-17

Restricted

Parking and storage of automobiles are limited to garages and driveways, with a maximum of two automobiles per homesite for short-term guest parking. Golf carts must be parked and stored in garages. Motor homes, commercial vehicles, recreational vehicles, boats, trailers, and pick-up trucks over 3/4 ton rating cannot be kept, stored, or parked on any homesite for more than twenty-four hours per calendar month, except in a garage or designated parking areas provided by the Declarant, for which a fee may be charged. No vehicles without current license plates may be stored or parked anywhere.

“No motor homes, commercial vehicles, recreational vehicles, boats, trailers, pick-up trucks or motor vehicles in excess of 3/4 ton rating, shall be kept, stored, or parked on any Homesite in excess of twenty-four hours during any calendar month except in a garage or other area which may be designated by the Declarant in its discretion for such use. All commercial motor vehicles, travel trailers, motor homes, boats and trailers must be parked and/or stored by their owners in designated parking areas to be provided by the Declarant. The Declarant may charge a reasonable fee for the storage and/or parking of the aforementioned vehicles, trailers, motor homes, boats and trailers in the designated parking areas. Said fee, if unpaid after fifteen days from written notice delivered by Declarant to the Owner thereof shall be assessed as an Individual Assessment by Declarant under the provisions of Article VI and shall become a lien against the Homesite of the Owner of said vehicle, collectible as set forth in this Declaration. The parking and storage of automobiles shall be limited to the garages and driveways of Homesites and other areas specifically designated by the Declarant. No automobile may be parked on any right of way. No more than two automobiles may be parked on any Homesite at one time, except for short term guest parking. Golf Carts shall be parked and stored only in garages on the Homesite. The Declarant is specifically authorized to promulgate additional rules and regulations pertaining to parking, and the Declarant is specifically granted the right to enforce this provision by the towing, (at Owner's expense) of vehicles in violation of these provisions. Declarant may charge Owner for any costs incurred to enforce these provisions, which shall be due and payable by Owner within fifteen days of receipt of written notice demanding reimbursement delivered by Declarant to Owner. If such costs are not paid by the Owner to the Declarant within fifteen days of delivery by Declarant to Owner of written notice thereof, the Declarant may levy an Individual Assessment against such Owner, which Individual Assessment shall constitute a lien on the Owner's Homesite pursuant to Article VI, Section 8, and shall be collectible as set forth in this Declaration. No motor vehicles without current license plates shall be stored and/or parked anywhere on Ocala Palms.”

Declaration · p.23

Last verified 2026-07-17

Restricted

No fences, functional or ornamental, may be erected, constructed, or placed on any lot without prior written consent from the ARB. Allowed fences must be four feet high, green vinyl coated metal chain link, and cannot be in the front or side yard. Fences must encompass the entire rear yard on three sides, but no fence is allowed on any property line adjoining the Golf Course.

“No fences, whether functional or ornamental, shall be erected, constructed or placed on any lot without the prior written consent of the ARB. All fences that are allowed to be erected must be four feet in height and must be green vinyl coated metal chain link construction. No fences shall be erected, constructed or placed in the front yard or side yard of any Homesite. All fences must encompass the entire rear yard on three sides (coincident with the property boundaries), except no fence shall be constructed on any property line which adjoins any portion of the Golf Course.”

Declaration · p.26

Last verified 2026-07-17

Requires approval

No building, fence, wall, patio, paved area, pool or pool enclosure, or other structure or improvement (including landscaping) shall be commenced, painted, erected or maintained, nor shall any exterior addition or change be made, without prior written approval from the Architectural Review Board (ARB) regarding harmony of exterior design, color, and location. Construction shall not exceed one story or thirty feet. The ARB may set conditions for approval and issue guidelines for submissions.

“In order to enhance, maintain and preserve values of The Properties and all Living Units and Homesites located therein, and subject to Section 8 below, no building, fence, wall, patio, paved area, pool or pool enclosure, or other structure or improvement (including landscaping) shall be commenced, painted, erected or maintained upon The Properties including any Homesite located therein, nor shall any exterior addition to or exterior change, alteration, modification, addition or deletion be made to any existing improvement or structure on a Homesite nor shall any awning, canopy or shutter be attached to or placed upon outside walls or roofs of buildings or other improvements, except by Declarant, until the plans and specifications showing the nature, kind, height, materials, color selection, and location of the same shall have been submitted to and approved in writing as to harmony of exterior design and location in relation to surrounding structures and topography by the ARB and until the ARB has received assurance acceptable to it that any damage to The Properties as a result of such additions or alterations will be repaired in a timely fashion. The ARB shall review such information to determine harmony of exterior design, color and location in relation to surrounding structures and topography. Construction shall not exceed one story or thirty (30) feet. The ARB may condition its approval of proposals and plans and specifications as it deems appropriate, and may require submission of additional plans and specifications or other information prior to approving or disapproving material submitted. The ARB may also issue rules or guidelines setting forth procedures for the submission of plans and specifications submitted for its review as it deems proper including, without limitation, floor plans, site plans, drainage plans, elevation drawings and descriptions or samples of exterior materials and colors. Upon receipt by the ARB of any required plans and specifications, the ARB shall have thirty days after delivery of all required materials to approve or reject any such plans, and if not approved within such thirty day period said plans shall be deemed rejected. The ARB's approval or disapproval as required in these covenants shall be in writing. All changes and alterations shall also be subject to all applicable permit requirements and to all applicable governmental laws, statutes, ordinances, rules, regulations, orders and decrees.”

Declaration · p.17

Last verified 2026-07-17

Not allowed

No business, commercial enterprise, or business activity of any kind shall be carried on or conducted on or from any Homesite, except for those exempted by the Declarant on homesites or other portions of the properties owned by the Declarant.

“No business, commercial enterprise or business activity of any kind shall be carried on or conducted on or from any Homesite except those businesses, commercial enterprises and business activities exempted by the Declarant on Homesites or other portions of The Properties owned by the Declarant, as provided herein. Declarant reserves unto itself the absolute right to divide, subdivide or redivide such property and to utilize it for commercial purposes to the extent allowed by law.”

Declaration · p.25

Last verified 2026-07-17

Not allowed

No signs of any type may be displayed on any homesite, including in yards, on buildings, or in windows. The only exception is logo-type signs provided by the Declarant for homesites for sale or lease, which may be displayed in windows.

“To preserve the aesthetic quality of The Properties, no signs of any type may be displayed on any Homesite, including but not limited to signs placed on the yard, signs on buildings and signs in windows. The only exception to this rule will be that the Declarant will provide logo type signs that may be displayed in the windows of Living Units for sale or lease. The Declarant will provide information on how to contact the Owner or his agent to whomever should request it upon written approval of Owner. Visitors, on entry to the community, will be given information on this system by the privacy guard or by sales representatives, when requested.”

Declaration · p.25

Last verified 2026-07-17

Restricted

All structures, buildings, additions, or improvements, including trees used in landscaping, must be set back at least as far as required by the Marion County Building and Zoning Code.

“All structures, buildings, additions or improvements including trees used in landscaping shall be set back at least as far as required by the set back requirements as specified by the Marion County Building and Zoning Code.”

Declaration · p.23

Last verified 2026-07-17

Not allowed

No exterior electronic or electrical equipment, antenna, aerial, satellite receiver or 'dish', or similar transmitter or receiver may be installed or maintained on the exterior of any Living Unit or Homesite, though the Declarant may install a master antenna, cable television, and security alert system.

“No radio, television, short wave or any other exterior electronic or electrical equipment, antenna, aerial, satellite receiver or "dish" or similar transmitter or receiver shall be installed or maintained on the exterior of any Living Unit or on a Homesite or on any portion of any Homesite. This provision shall not restrict the right of the Declarant at its election to install a master antenna, cable television and security alert system in Ocala Palms.”

Declaration · Section 26. Water Systems. · p.27

Last verified 2026-07-17

Restricted

Construction of any improvement shall not exceed one story or thirty feet.

“Construction shall not exceed one story or thirty (30) feet.”

Declaration · Section 2. Review by Architectural Review Board. · p.18

Last verified 2026-07-17

Restricted

Each property owner is responsible for complying with the construction plans for the surface water management system, approved and on file with the Southwest Florida Water Management District (SWFWMD), at the time of constructing a building, residence, or structure.

“It shall be the responsibility of each property owner within the subdivision at the time of construction of a building, residence, or structure, to comply with the construction plans for the surface water management system pursuant to Chapter 40D-4, F.A.C., approved and on file with the Southwest Florida Water Management District (SWFWMD).”

Declaration · Section 42... Water Management Compliance. · p.29

Last verified 2026-07-17

Restricted

All driveways must be maintained in the form and style originally established by the Declarant and will not be painted or covered.

“All driveways shall be maintained in the form and style originally established by the Declarant. Driveways will not be painted or covered.”

Declaration · Section 14. Driveways. · p.24

Last verified 2026-07-17

Restricted

All exterior lighting must be designed and erected to avoid annoyance to other owners and adverse effects on traffic safety, and each Homesite must have an operable front yard lamp of Declarant-specified form and materials, maintained in working condition, on during all hours of darkness, with the owner responsible for electricity, maintenance, and repair.

“All exterior lighting on any Homesite or Living Unit must be designed and erected so as to avoid annoyance to any other Owner and any adverse effect on traffic safety. ... For security purposes, all Homesites in The Properties shall have an operable front yard lamp as specified as to form and materials by the Declarant. Each Owner must at all times maintain said lamp in a working condition, and must insure that this light remains on at all times during all hours of darkness, and must pay for such electricity as is required to so provide such light, and must maintain and repair such light.”

Declaration · Section 31. Lighting. · p.27

Last verified 2026-07-17

Restricted

All window treatments must be installed and selected so that only white window coverings are visible from the outside; aluminum foil or other opaque material, or reflective substances, are prohibited in windows or glass doors unless approved by the ARB for energy conservation.

“All window treatments must be installed and selected so that only white window coverings are visible outside through the windows, i.e., double lined curtains or blinds with only white facing outside of all windows and doors. No Living Unit shall have aluminum foil or other opaque material placed in any window or glass door, or any reflective substance placed on any glass, except as may be approved by the ARB for energy conservation purposes.”

Declaration · Section 34. Lattices, Screens, Decorations Affixed to the Outside of Living Units and Decorations Placed in Yards. · p.29

Last verified 2026-07-17

Restricted

Hanging or dusting garments, rugs, or other materials from windows or the exterior of Living Units is prohibited; only one portable umbrella-type clothesline is allowed, which must be removed and stored inside when not in use, located only in the backyard within fifteen feet of the Living Unit, and used only from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. on weekdays (including Saturdays).

“It is prohibited to hang and/or dust garments, rugs or any other materials from the windows or from the exterior of any Living Unit. Outside clotheslines or other exterior clothes-drying facility are prohibited except one portable umbrella type clothesline which may be used if desired. All clotheslines must be removed and stored inside the Living Unit when not in use. Under all circumstances, all clotheslines must be located in the back yard only and within fifteen feet of the Living Unit and such clotheslines may be kept outside from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. on weekdays (including Saturdays) only.”

Declaration · Section 33. Clotheslines. · p.27

Last verified 2026-07-17

Requires approval

Flagpoles must be approved by the ARB, placed in the yard, no higher than the house, and are not permitted on light posts, mail posts, mailboxes, or affixed to the house.

“Flag poles must be approved by the ARB, must be placed in the yard and must be no higher than the house. Flags or flag poles are not permitted to be on light posts, mail posts, mail boxes or affixed to the house.”

Declaration · Section 34. Lattices, Screens, Decorations Affixed to the Outside of Living Units and Decorations Placed in Yards. · p.28

Last verified 2026-07-17

Restricted

Owners must maintain all Declarant-installed shrubbery, sod, trees, and other landscaping in a neat, clean, orderly, and healthy condition; lawns must be grass sod only, kept cut and edged, regularly mowed (at least weekly April-October), fertilized three times annually, treated regularly for pests, and sufficiently watered; decorative rock yards, paved yards, or yards with principal ground cover other than grass sod are prohibited; artificial shrubbery, trees, or vegetation are not permitted; shrubbery must be regularly trimmed, fertilized, watered, and treated for pests; and non-lawn areas must be free from excessive weeds or unsightly undergrowth.

“Owners shall maintain all shrubbery, sod, trees, and other landscaping installed on their Homesite by Declarant in a neat, clean, orderly and healthy condition. Lawns shall be comprised of grass sod only, and will be kept cut and edged next to all concrete or asphalt surfaces, will be regularly mowed including at least weekly during the growing season of April through October, will be fertilized at least three times per year with an appropriate fertilizer designed to insure healthy growth, color, and appearance, will be treated regularly for all types of grass destroying pests including insects, fungus, weeds, and disease, and will be regularly and sufficiently watered. Decorative rock yards, paved yards, or yards in which the principal ground cover is other than grass sod are specifically prohibited. No artificial shrubbery, trees, or other artificial vegetation or landscaping shall be permitted. All shrubbery shall be regularly trimmed, fertilized, watered, and treated for pests as needed to assure the health and attractive condition of the shrubbery. All non-lawn areas shall be kept free from excessive weeds or unsightly undergrowth or brush.”

Declaration · Section 7. Excavating, Clearing Land and Removal of Trees, · p.22

Last verified 2026-07-17

Requires approval

Mailboxes, paper boxes, or other receptacles for mail, newspapers, or magazines must be approved by the Declarant for size, location, design, and material, may only contain the occupant's name and address, and replacements must be of identical design; no modifications or additions (including flags, signs, flowers, decorations, numbers, or license plates) are permitted without prior consent.

“No mailbox or paper box or other receptacle of any kind for use in the delivery of mail, newspaper, or magazines, or similar material shall be erected by an Owner unless the size, location, design and type of material for said boxes or receptacles shall have been approved by the Declarant and said mailboxes shall contain only the name and address of the occupant of said lot. The replacement of all mailboxes, mailbox posts and light posts must be of identical design as that of the item being replaced. No Owner shall modify any Declarant-installed mailboxes, mailbox posts or light posts without prior consent of the Declarant. Nothing may be added or attached to the post structure or mailbox itself, including without limitation, flags, other signs, flowers, decorations, numbers, and license plates.”

Declaration · Section 30. Mailboxes, · p.27

Last verified 2026-07-17

Restricted

No gardens may be grown in the front or side yards; backyard gardens are limited to 200 sq. ft. (10 feet x 20 feet) or two percent of the gross square footage of the lot, whichever is less, and are prohibited in easements.

“No garden may be grown or cultivated in the front yard or side yard of any Homesite in The Properties and in the back yard no garden may be grown or cultivated that exceeds 200 sq. ft. (10 feet x 20 feet) or two percent of the gross square footage of the lot on which the garden is grown, whichever is less. Gardens may not be grown or cultivated in any easement.”

Declaration · Section 24. Gardens. · p.26

Last verified 2026-07-17

Not allowed

No noxious or offensive activity, or anything that may become an annoyance or nuisance to the neighborhood, or any disturbance interfering with the rights, comforts, or convenience of other Owners and their guests, invitees, or lessees, is permitted on any Homesite; Owners are prohibited from any activity that would detract from the beauty or natural aesthetics of Ocala Palms.

“No noxious or offensive activity shall be carried on upon any Homesite, nor shall anything be done thereon which may be or may become an annoyance or nuisance to the neighborhood, nor shall any disturbance be permitted which will interfere with the rights, comforts or convenience of other Owners and their guests, invitees or lessee. Owners shall be prohibited from doing anything or conducting any activity which would detract or in any way deter from the beauty or natural aesthetics of Ocala Palms.”

Declaration · Section 17. Burning. · p.29

Last verified 2026-07-17

Restricted

No Homesite shall be used as a dumping ground for rubbish; trash, garbage, or other waste must be bagged, tied, and kept in covered sanitary containers in the garage, utility sheds, or at the rear of the Living Unit out of sight within an approved fenced area; on pickup days, bagged and tied garbage may be placed adjacent to the street no earlier than two hours prior to pickup and receptacles must be removed within two hours after pickup; no burning of trash or waste materials is allowed; if trash is collected from a receptacle servicing multiple Homesites, all trash and garbage must be in securely tied plastic bags before being placed in the receptacle, and trash shall not be placed outside the receptacle.

“No Homesite or any part of Ocala Palms shall be used or maintained as a dumping ground for rubbish of any kind except as set forth herein. Trash, garbage or other waste shall be bagged, tied and kept in covered sanitary containers in the garage or utility sheds, or at the rear of the Living Unit out of sight from the street within an approved fenced area. On those days, and only on those days, when garbage pickup or yard trash pickup are made at their Homesite, the Owners shall place their garbage (bagged and tied) on their Homesite and adjacent to the street for pick up not earlier than two hours prior to pickup. All receptacles will be removed from curbside not later than two hours after pickup. There shall be no burning of trash or any other waste materials on The Properties except as stated in Section 17. In the event trash must be collected from a receptacle servicing more than one Homesite to meet the requirements of the collection company or agency, all trash and garbage shall be in plastic bags and tied securely before being placed in the receptacle. In no event shall trash be placed outside the receptacle.”

Declaration · Section 15. Household Garbage and Yard Trash. · p.24

Last verified 2026-07-17