COVENANT ENFORCEMENT AND ARCHITECTURAL REVIEW Sample Clauses

COVENANT ENFORCEMENT AND ARCHITECTURAL REVIEW. 9.1 TAH Master Declaration Delegation to CAB. During the term of this CABEA, AACMD, TAH No. 1, TAH No. 2, TAH No. 3, TAH No. 4, TAH No. 5, TAH No. 6, ATEC No. 1, and ATEC No. 2 assign to the CAB all duties, rights, and obligations delegated to AACMD, TAH No. 1, TAH No. 2, TAH No. 3, TAH No. 4, TAH No. 5, TAH No. 6, ATEC No. 1, and ATEC No. 2 by the TAH Master Declaration, the TAH Design Guidelines, and the TAH Covenant Enforcement Rules and Regulations, all as may be amended, with respect to the TAH Covenant Enforcement Services, together with the TAH Covenants, as may be recorded in the future. Specifically, with respect to each document, the CAB is authorized as follows: (a) TAH Master Declaration. On behalf of AACMD, TAH No. 1, TAH No. 2, TAH No. 3, TAH No. 4, TAH No. 5, TAH No. 6, ATEC No. 1, and ATEC No. 2, the CAB shall be charged with enforcing the TAH Design Guidelines and additional or supplemental design guidelines (including with respect to specific portions of the Service Area) as authorized by the TAH Master Declaration or the TAH Covenants. AACMD, TAH No. 1, TAH No. 2, TAH No. 3, TAH No. 4, TAH No. 5, TAH No. 6, ATEC No. 1, and ATEC No. 2, further authorize the CAB to enforce any and all use restrictions as set forth in the TAH Master Declaration or TAH Covenants on behalf of AACMD, TAH No. 1, TAH No. 2, TAH No. 3, TAH No. 4, TAH No. 5, TAH No. 6, ATEC No. 1, and ATEC No. 2, without regard to which of such CAB Districts the property subject to the action is included.
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