MAINTENANCE AND OPERATION OF COMMON AREA Sample Clauses

MAINTENANCE AND OPERATION OF COMMON AREA. The Association at its sole cost and expense, shall operate and maintain the Common Area and Area of Common Responsibility and provide the requisite services in connection therewith; provided, however, the Association is under no obligation to maintain those portions of the Area of Common Responsibility that are not Common Area and therefore the Association, at its sole discretion, may require the owners of such areas to provide their own maintenance rather than the Association. It shall further be the responsibility of the Association to maintain all entrances including entrance signs, roads and parking areas within the Community that are not maintained by some other entity or that are defined on an attached exhibit to this Declaration, or shown on a recorded plat, lights, sprinklers, shrubs, and to pay the cost of utility bills and other such requisite services in connection with the maintenance of the above. Unless located on a Lot or accepted by another responsible party (including without limitation public bodies, governmental bodies, districts, agencies or authorities), all roadways and parking areas within the Community, whether located on Common Area or not, shall be maintained by the Association. Until eighty (80%) percent of the Dwellings permitted by the Master Plan have certificates of occupancy issued thereon and have been conveyed to Owners other than builders holding title for purposes of development and sale, if the Association fails to operate, maintain or repair the Common Area to the satisfaction of the Developer or fails to employ contractors which the Developer, in its sole discretion, determines to be able to properly operate or maintain the Common Area, the Developer may, but is not required to, notify the Association to correct the maintenance problem or remove the contractor. If the Association fails to do so within the time set forth in the notice, the Developer may, but is not required to, correct said maintenance problem or remove and replace such contractor. The Association shall reimburse the Developer for any and all costs incurred by the Developer and the cost including collection costs incurred by the Developer shall be a lien on the Common Area. This Section shall not be amended or removed without the written consent of the Developer. Any entry by the Developer under the terms of this Section shall not be deemed a trespass, and an easement in gross of a commercial nature is reserved to the Developer for the purpose of entr...
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