We all love our pets and want to be great neighbors to each other.
The pet registry is in place for the safety and well-being of all. The registry is available for first responders, for lost and found, and to help prevent the spread of contagion.
Written board approval is required before bringing any animal into the community for any period of time.
LoBT has a pet policy to help avoid some of the challenges we've faced — things like pet injuries and death, resident injuries, neighbor conflicts, and lawsuits over lax or inconsistent enforcement of pet rules. The policy provides a framework for non-pet owners (71%) and pet owners (29%) to co-exist. To show the community's commitment to the policy, violations carry an automatic fine of $2,000, with an additional $200 per day until resolved. But don't worry; you can avoid these fines by following a few basic rules:
- Only domesticated dogs (Canis familiaris), cats (Felis catus), caged birds, and aquarium animals are allowed. Exotic pets, farm animals, and wildlife are not permitted.
- You can have up to two dogs or cats in your condo, each weighing no more than 30 pounds when fully grown.
- If you're buying a condo and plan to bring a pet, you must get written approval from the Board of Directors before moving in.
- If you're an existing owner and want to get a new pet, you’ll need to get written approval from the Board first.
- If you need to temporarily board an animal, make sure you have prior written approval from the Board.
Start your pet registration here:
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