Sleepy Oaks Campground Association

*Special Meeting*

May 23, 2026, at 1:00 p.m.

Pavilion
 

Shed Options:
 

SHED A

Each Co-Owner shall be permitted to install a shed on the Limited Common Area appurtenant to their unit.

The shed shall be of such design and constructed of such materials that are
standard to current building practices. Sheds shall be maintained and kept in
good repair. A failure to maintain may result in repair or removal by the
Association, at the expense of the Co-Owner; with any such expenses to be
charged to and collected from the Co-Owner in the manner provided in Article II of these By-Laws.
 

No shed shall exceed a height of 8 feet, a length of 8 feet, and a depth of 6 feet.
Roof pitch and design shall be appropriate to properly shed water but will not exceed the overall height of 8 feet. A soffit that does not extend more than six inches beyond the 6’x 8’ footprint is acceptable.
 

No other attachment will be allowed. The shed may be set on pavers to avoid
direct ground contact. Any alternate foundation will require approval by the
Association in writing.
 

SHED B

Each Co-Owner shall be permitted to install a shed (1) on the Limited Common
Area appurtenant to their Unit. Any Co-Owner wishing to build a shed must
obtain a building permit from the Sleepy Oaks Board of Directors before
construction begins.
 

The shed shall be of such design and constructed of such materials that are
standard to current building practices and conforming to both state and local
rules and laws.
 

No shed shall exceed a height of 8 feet, a length of 8 feet, and a depth of 6 feet.
Roof pitch and design shall be appropriate to properly shed water but will not
exceed the height of 8 feet. A soffit that does not exceed more than 6 inches

beyond the 6’x 8’ footprint is acceptable. No other attachment will be allowed. The shed may be set on pavers to avoid direct ground contact. Any alternate foundation will require approval by the Sleepy Oaks Board of Directors in writing.

Sheds shall be maintained and kept in good repair. A failure to maintain may
result in repair or removal by the Association at the expense of the Co-Owner;
with any such expense to be charged to and collected from the Co-Owner in the
manner provided in Article II of these By-Laws.

 

The Board of Directors