Limitations on Disturbance Sample Clauses

Limitations on Disturbance. The Declarant (when exercising the easements granted to it by Sections 3.1, 3.2, 3.4, 3.7 or 3.8), or the Association, or the Declarant's or Association's grantee, and its successors and assigns (when exercising easement rights granted to it by the Declarant or the Association under Section 3.1), shall: (i) minimize any economic or aesthetic injury to the affected Lots or the Common Area; (ii) do any work promptly and expeditiously as possible; (iii) not unreasonably interfere with any affected Owner's use of its Lot or with the Association's use of the Common Area; (iv) not materially interfere with vehicular or pedestrian access to or on a Lot during business hours without prior approval of the Owner. (v) to the extent practicable, limit any Upkeep within an easement area to non-business hours with respect to the affected Lot and not block access to the parking lots or buildings located on the Lot; (vi) not change the elevation of any of the Lot without the prior written approval of the Owner of the Lot, nor change the grade of any of the Lots so as to interfere with drainage on the Lot or affect the improvements on the Lot; (vii) fully restore any affected sidewalks, pavement, landscaping and similar improvements, and the surface of the land and the surrounding vegetation, to their original condition (to the extent practical) as soon as possible; and (viii) not install any utility facility or equipment above ground (except for temporary utility facilities and equipment connected with acts under the development easement in Section 3.1), and except for utility facilities and equipment typically required to be installed above ground. Notwithstanding the above, if the grantee of an easement is a governmental quasi governmental or major utility provider, the limitations on the exercise of the easement shall only be subject to the terms of such grantee's standard form.