Common use of TYPE, SIZE, CONSTRUCTION AND PLACEM ENT Clause in Contracts

TYPE, SIZE, CONSTRUCTION AND PLACEM ENT. Any dwelling erected, placed, or altered on any lot in the subdivision must be approved in writing by the Building Control Committee prior to starting of construction. Such approval will be made upon submission of satisfactory plans, specifications, and a grid map showing the location of structure on lot. Such structure must conform to the following minimum standards. A. Ground Floor Requirements. 1. Any residence erected on any lot contiguous to the lake in the subdivision shall have a ground floor area of not less than 1200 square feet (the ground floor area does not include carport, garage, open porches, screened porches, or walk-out basements used as living ar ea or otherwise). 2. Any residence erected on any lot not contiguous to the lake in the subdivision shall have a ground floor area of not less than 1200 square feet and if erection of one and a half or two story house, the ground floor need not exceed 800 square feet if the total floor area of the house is not less than 1200 square feet (the ground floor area does not include carport, garage, open porches, screened porches, or walk-out basements used as living area or otherwise).

TYPE, SIZE, CONSTRUCTION AND PLACEM ENT. Any dwelling erected, placed, or altered on any lot in the subdivision must be approved in writing by the Building Control Committee prior to starting of construction. Such approval will be made upon submission of satisfactory plans, specifications, and a grid map showing the location of structure on lot. Such structure must conform to the following minimum standards. A. Ground Floor Requirements. 1. Any residence erected on any lot contiguous to the lake in the subdivision shall have a ground floor area of not less than 1200 square feet (the ground floor area does not include carportfeet, garage, open porches, screened porches, or walk-out basements used as living ar ea or otherwise). 2. Any residence erected on any lot not contiguous to the lake in the subdivision shall have a ground floor area of not less than 1200 square feet and if erection of one and a half or two story house, the ground floor need not exceed 800 square feet if the total floor area of the house is not less than 1200 square feet (the ground floor area does not include carport, garage, open porches, screened porches, or walk-out basements used as living ar ea or otherwise. 2. Any residence erected on any lot not contiguous to the lake in the subdivision shall have a ground floor area of not less than 1020 square feet and if erection of one and a half or two story house, the ground floor need not exceed 800 square feet if the total floor area of the house is not less than 1200 square feet (the ground floor area does not include carport, garage, open porches, screened porches, walk-out basements used as living area or otherwise).

TYPE, SIZE, CONSTRUCTION AND PLACEM ENT. Any dwelling erected, placed, or altered on any lot in the subdivision must be approved in writing by the Building Control Committee prior to starting of construction. Such approval will be made upon submission of satisfactory plans, specifications, and a grid map showing the location of structure on lot. Such structure must conform to the following minimum standards. A. Ground Floor Requirements. 1. Any residence erected on any lot contiguous to the lake in the subdivision shall have a ground floor area of not less than 1200 1400 square feet feet, (the ground floor area does not include carport, garage, open porches, screened porches, porches or walk-out basements used as living ar ea or otherwise). 2. Any residence erected on any lot not contiguous to the lake in the subdivision shall have a ground floor area of not less than 1200 square feet and if erection of one and a half or two story house, the ground floor need not exceed 800 square feet if the total floor area of the house is not less than 1200 square feet (the ground floor area does not include carport, garage, open porches, screened porches, or walk-out basements used as living area or otherwise).