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Bellevue Park Protective Covenants
Bellevue Park is protected by a set of Bylaws and Deed Restrictions. These protective covenants
help to preserve the intended beauty of the Park as well as maintain the intrinsic culture
of what Bellevue Park has come to represent. The bylaws have evolved through the years to
reflect the current needs of the residents and how they shape their community.
Bylaws
The Bylaws of Bellevue Park
Deed Restrictions
The following Deed restrictions, as originally established by the Union Real Estate
Investment Company when Bellevue Park was developed, continue to be incorporated into the
deed of each property. These restrictions were, and still are, intended to insure the
perpetuation of those qualities originally envisioned by its creators -- a natural,
bucolic residential neighborhood.
To have and to hold the said promises with all and singular the appurtenances unto the
said grantees, their heirs and assigns, to and for the only proper use and behoof of the
said grantees, their heirs and assigns forever; but subject to the following conditions
and stipulations:
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No building or any part thereof, except a porch extension of not exceeding 10
feet, shall be constructed or erected on said premises, at a distance less than
30 feet from the line of the road.
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No dwelling of one and one-half stories or less in height shall be erected
or constructed on the premises herein granted and conveyed at a less cost, when
finally completed, than $3,000.00; no dwelling of two stories or more in height
shall be erected or constructed on the premises herein granted and conveyed at a
less cost, when finally completed, than $4,000.00.
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Only single dwelling houses may be erected on said premises.
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No building shall be erected upon said premises at a less distance from the
adjoining property owner than five feet.
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The main dwelling house shall be constructed before any other building may be
erected upon said premises.
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No outside water closets shall be erected upon said premises, but all such
closets shall be attached to and made part of the house, and no cesspools of any
such nature shall be allowed.
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No hotel, tavern, drinking saloon, or club house, in which intoxicating liquors
shall be sold, nor manufacturing plant, blacksmith, carpenter or wheelwright shop,
mill, tannery, slaughter house, skin dressing establishment, livery stable, public
garage; no glue, soap, candle or starch manufactory or other buildings to occupied
for a dangerous or offensive purpose, for any use in any manner objectionable in a
resident community shall be built or suffered to be built or maintained upon said
premises and no other business of any kind whatsoever shall be permitted without the
consent of the Bellevue Park Association, its successors or assigns. It being
understood, however, that the erection of a private garage or such other buildings
as usually appertain to a private dwelling is permitted.
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No billboards shall be erected upon said premises, nor shall there be any signs
displayed not relating to business actually conducted on the premises, in which case
such signs shall be restricted to the designated building lines, and shall not exceed
in size a total of ten square feet.
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An excessive amount of black smoke shall be carried underground from the chimney, or
stack upon said premises.
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All electric light, telephone and telegraph wires shall be carried underground from
the nearest manhole connection with the mains to the point of entrance at the owner's
cellar, at the cost of the owner.
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No solid board, paling or other unsightly fences shall be erected.
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For the purpose of providing and taking care of trees, shrubbery and grass in front
of private lot lines, and for removing snow from the street sidewalks of private lots,
and for the general and like care of public lots and park reservations within the
limits of Bellevue Park, the premises hereby conveyed shall be subjected to any pay
rate per annum; said payment to be made quarterly to the Treasurer of Bellevue Park
Association or of its successors or assigns, until such time as the administering of
the above named duties shall be assumed by the City of Harrisburg.
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Plans of buildings to be erected shall first be submitted to the Bellevue Park
Association, its successors or assigns, for approval.
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No trees on said premises shall be removed without the consent of the Bellevue Park
Association, its successors or assigns.
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