Residential Zoning Parcels Sample Clauses

Residential Zoning Parcels. Concurrent with the recording of any Final Plat for any residential Development Phase, Applicant agrees to record a declaration of covenants (“Residential Declaration”) against such residential Development Phase, and ultimately on the entire residential Zoning Parcel, which covenants shall have previously been submitted and approved by the City (which approval shall not be unreasonably withheld), and which shall provide for the creation of and mandatory membership in an Owners Association by all residential dwelling unit owners, and which shall further provide for, among other things: (i) the care and maintenance of the Stormwater Management Facilities serving the residential Development Phase, excluding all storm sewer pipes, inlets and structures which are conveyed to, owned and maintained by the City; (ii) lawn and landscape maintenance of other common areas, including fences, walls and signage, located within the residential Development Phase; (iii) the care maintenance and renewal of private streets, drives, parking areas and alleys, if any; (iv) the removal of snow from private streets and alleys, if any, and from sidewalks located adjacent to public and private streets; and (v(v) the maintenance, repair and replacement of the Pedestrian Bridge, if required pursuant to the Article XXIII; and (vi) the long term maintenance, repair and replacement of any common facilities such as pools, clubhouses and other improvements. The Residential Declaration shall provide for the right (but not the obligation) of the City to enforce the Residential Declaration, as well as the right (but not the obligation) to perform or cause the same to be performed upon the failure of the Owners Association to perform the same within thirty (30) days following the Owners Association‟s receipt of written notice from the City identifying the specific violations or non-performance of the Maintenance Covenants and demanding such work to be performed by the Owners Association. The Residential Declaration shall provide for not more than one Owners Association per Zoning Parcel, except that a Master Association shall be permitted with respect to any one more Zoning Parcels in addition to the specific Zoning Parcel Owners Association. All reasonable costs and expenses incurred by the City in performing or causing others to perform such corrective work shall be billed to and paid by the residential Zoning Parcel Owners Association or Master Association and in the event of the failure o...
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Residential Zoning Parcels. Concurrent with the recording of any final plat for any residential Development Phase, Applicant agrees to record a declaration of covenants (“Residential Declaration”) against such residential Development Phase, and ultimately on the entire residential Zoning Parcel, which covenants shall have previously been submitted and approved by the City (which approval shall not be unreasonably withheld), and which shall provide for the creation of and mandatory membership in an Owners Association by all residential dwelling unit owners, and which shall further provide for, among other things: (i) the care and maintenance of the Stormwater Management Facilities serving the residential Development Phase, excluding all storm sewer pipes, inlets and structures which are conveyed to, owned and maintained by the City; (ii) lawn and landscape maintenance of other common areas, including fences, walls and signage, located within the residential Development Phase;
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