Article XIV

Amendments

          Section 1.           Proposed Amendments.  Any Member in good standing may submit proposed amendments to these By-Laws in writing to the Board for review and presentation to the membership at large.  Any such proposed amendment must receive the concurrence of the majority of the Board.  If the Board does not concur with the proposed amendment, the Board shall notify the submitting Member in writing within a reasonable time of its non-concurrence and that Member shall then have the right to submit a petition supporting the proposed amendment signed by not less than fifty (50) Voting Members.  Such petition, when verified, shall override the Board’s non-concurrence.

          Section 2.           Approval of Amendments.  Amendments to these By-Laws may be made by the affirmative vote of two-thirds of the valid votes cast by the Voting Members present at any annual meeting or at any special meeting of Members where amendments to these By-Laws are properly being considered.

          Section 3.           Unsightly Property.  At not time shall any equipment, appliance, merchandise, construction materials and other materials and goods of any nature whatsoever, be stored outside of an enclosed building so as to prevent an unsightly appearance and detract from the beauty of the Community.