I live in GA and I have recently constructed a gate that is attached to the front corner of my house on one side and to a post on the other side. The gate's only purpose is to hide our 24 foot pontoon that is sitting beside the house. The president of our homeowners association recently visited and said that the "fence" did not meet covenant requirements, as the covenants state that fences must be at least half way down the side of the house. We explained to her that there was no fence there, only a gate to close once the pontoon was backed beside the house. We went on to explain that the only reason we put the pontoon beside the house instead of the driveway was to stay within compliance with the community covenants. She was adamant that the "fence" as she calls in is not within covenant requirements. Here is my question; Can a gate be just a gate? There are two post with swinging doors on them. No fence slats or fence material of any kind. Only two gates. The covenants do not mention a gate, only fences. Do I have a legal leg to stand on based on the argument that I have a gate and not a fence?