ATTENTION RESIDENTS PLANNING ANY EXTERIOR WORK ON THEIR HOME PLEASE BE AWARE THAT THE ARCHITECTURAL REVIEW COMMITTEE REQUIRES THE FOLLOWING:

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1 Bath Fan Vent ATTENTION Name: RESIDENTS PLANNING ANY EXTERIOR WORK ON THEIR HOME PLEASE BE AWARE THAT THE ARCHITECTURAL REVIEW COMMITTEE REQUIRES THE FOLLOWING: 1. A detailed, properly completed application must be submitted prior to any exterior changes. (photos may be required) 2. Submit Contractor s license and Liability Insurance for all applications. 3. Submit a copy of Contractor s Proposal for work being performed. 4. Written approval must be given prior to any exterior work being started. 5. Phone call necessary prior to any inspections: YES NO INCOMPLETE APPLICATIONS WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED. ANY QUESTIONS PLEASE CONTACT THE ARCHITECTURAL REVIEW COMMITTEE FOR ASSISTANCE AT PLEASE RETURN ALL PAGES OF THE APPLICATION. PN:fb Rev. 1/27/17, Rev. 12/15/17 Full Board Approval Admin/Forms/Architectural/Completed Forms/Form 1012 Bath Fan Vent Page 1 of 5

2 APPLICATION FOR INSTALLING EXTERIOR CHANGES AT LEISURE GLEN HOMEOWNER S NAME DATE LOT# ADDRESS PHONE MODEL BATH FAN VENT (a) An accurate plan or design must be submitted along with this application. (b) Upon receipt of your application, the Architectural Review Committee will schedule an on-site inspection. PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING NOTES CAREFULLY: (a) Applications normally are approved, denied, or approved with modifications within 30 days of receipt by the Architectural Review Committee, or as soon thereafter depending upon the date of the regularly scheduled monthly meeting of the Architectural Review Committee. Failure to submit an application for exterior changes, or not adhering to approved applications, will result in non-approval when the Homeowner sells their property. This can cause a delay in closing, until violation is cleared by the Architectural Review Committee/Board of Directors. All associated costs will be the responsibility of the Homeowner. (b) All approvals are subject to the Town of Brookhaven s regulations. Any problem resulting from the Homeowner s change or installation will be the sole responsibility of the Homeowner. (c) Any deviation from your plan as presented and approved, will result in the final approval being denied. (d) Homeowner agrees that the responsibility to repair and maintain the (applied for) change or installation rests solely with the Homeowner, and does not and will not become the responsibility of the Homeowners Association. (e) You may begin the project upon receipt of approval from the Architectural Review Committee. (f) When the project has been completed, the Homeowner must inform the Architectural Review Committee so that a final inspection can be made. Your original application will be returned to you for safekeeping. It will be stamped attesting that the work done has been approved. I understand the notes and accept the terms stated above. Homeowner s Signature PLEASE SUBMIT THIS APPLICATION AT THE HOA OFFICE RT:dp Rev. 1/8/10 Full Board Approval, Rev. 11/18/11, Rev. 4/28/16 fb Rev. 12/15/17 Full Board Approval Admin/Forms/Architectural/Completed Forms/Form 1012 Bath Fan Vent Page 2 of 5

3 Bath Fan Venting In the dwellings where the exhaust venting design for the two bathrooms and for the clothes dryer are connected to a common roof vent. The combined action of the bathroom exhaust systems (condensation) and the clothes dryer exhaust system (lint plus condensation) are causing the roof mounted termination device to clog. This is a safety issue and requires the use of additional energy to dry a load of clothing. As a solution, some of the residents have had the 3 way roof mounted termination system changed. They have had the bathroom exhaust system separated from each other and installed outdoor, either on the roof or in the soffit. The following is now policy with regard to the new installation of the second and third exhaust vent for the bathroom fans. Policy: a). If an alternative exhaust vent is going to be installed at the roof line, it must be installed to the rear of the dwelling. With regard to the unattached dwellings, it may be difficult to mount the roof vent on the rear of the dwelling. Therefore, exceptions may be allowed depending on field conditions. In addition, care should be given to the direction that the additional roof vent will be facing, that it should not face a neighboring dwelling. b). If the bath exhaust vent is to be located and run through the side of dwelling, it must be installed in a soffit, if possible. PLEASE NOTE: An Architectural Review Committee application must be submitted before work can begin. This will result in a field inspection and ensure that our policies are observed. When the work is complete, contact the Architectural Review Committee to inspect for a finalization. Thank you in advance. The Management Team & Architectural Review Committee PC/fb 9/30/16 Full BOD Approval Admin/Policy & Procedure/Admin and Admin/Forms/Arch/Completed Forms/Form 1012 Bath Fan Vent Page 3 of 5

4 PROCEDURE FOR INSTALLATIONS TO A RESIDENTIAL ROOF & AGREEMENT REGARDING THE INSTALLATION OF ANY PENETRATION TO THE ROOF PROCEDURE: An application must be submitted to the Architectural Review Committee for permission to allow the installation of any of the following items on the roof of a dwelling: awning (roof-mounted or side mounted) attic fan (new or replacement) bath fan vent dryer vent skylight (new or replacement) solar tube lighting satellite dish/television antenna a separate additional flue for the new high efficiency furnaces and/or tankless hot water heater vents Any item that penetrates or alters the roof shingles It is mandatory that the resident must notify the Architectural Review Committee when the work is completed. SJS:dp Rev Full BOD APPROVAL Rev FULL BOD APPROVAL Rev PN/lae Admin/Policy & Procedure /Admin Admin/Policy & Procedure/Operations Page 4 of 5

5 Admin/Forms/Architectural and Completed Forms (only the applications involving roof penetration) AGREEMENT REGARDING THE INSTALLATION OF ANY PENETRATION TO THE ROOF In consideration of the approval of the Board of Directors of Leisure Glen Homeowners Association, Inc. for the installation of any of the following: roof dryer vent/attic fans/awnings/skylights/solar tube lighting/ a separate additional flue for the new high efficiency furnaces and/or tankless hot water heaters, any item that penetrates or alters the roof shingles, the undersigned hereby agrees as follows: 1. That no penetrations are allowed in the street facing side of the house except for allowable solar light tubes as pictured (maximum 2). 2. That the installation, maintenance, repair and replacement of the aforementioned items will be performed by the undersigned at their sole cost and expenses, to the reasonable satisfaction of the Board of Directors. 3. The undersigned hereby waives the right to make any claims against the Leisure Glen Homeowners Association, Inc. for any damages, direct or consequential, arising as a result of the installation to any of the above items. 4. The undersigned agrees to hold harmless and indemnify the Leisure Glen Homeowners Association, Inc. members of its Board of Directors, agents and employees from and against all losses, costs and damages, including reasonable attorney s fees, arising from the installation, use and/or maintenance of the above mentioned items. 5. This Agreement shall be a covenant running with the land and shall bind all successors and assigns of the undersigned. Dated: Name (Print) Name (Sign) Address STATE OF NEW YORK, COUNTY OF On the day of, 20, before me personally came to me known, and known to me to be in the individual(s) described in, and who executed the foregoing Agreement, and duly acknowledged to me that he executed same. Notary Public Form 103 Admin/Policy & Procedure/Admin Admin/Policy & Procedure/Operations Admin/Forms/Architectural and Completed Forms (only the applications involving roof penetration) Rev. 5/16/05 Rev. 3/12/10 Full BOD Approval Rev. 10/27/17 Full BOD Approval Page 5 of 5