Common use of Utility Buildings Clause in Contracts

Utility Buildings. All utility buildings must be approved by Park Owner before purchasing or building. A town permit is required for all buildings. 1. One utility building for each home is permitted so long as such building conforms to the local building code, is approved by the appropriate local authority and meets the following specifications: a. Such buildings shall not exceed exterior dimensions of 12’x12’ or 144 square feet. b. All roofs shall be pitched and shall not exceed 10’ in height at the center and 8’ at the sides. c. Construction materials shall consist of: i. Framing-Wood framed utility buildings ii. Walls-exterior plywood covered with novelty siding, aluminum siding, vinyl siding, wood shingles or tongue and grooved boards. iii. Roof-exterior plywood covered with asphalt or wood shingles. In no case will used lumber and tar paper be permitted for finished exterior surfaces. iv. No metal buildings v. No tarp garages 2. A utility building shall be of a design in harmony with the home which it serves, be constructed in a craftsman-like manner and be painted or stained to coordinate with the home. The building shall be kept in good condition and repair. No new or newly acquired utility buildings shall be larger than 12’x12’ or 144 square feet. The Park Owner shall approve the location of the utility building on site prior to its construction.

Utility Buildings. All utility buildings must be approved by Park Owner before purchasing or building. A town permit is required for all buildings. 1. One utility building for each home is permitted so long as such building conforms to the local building code, is approved by the appropriate local authority and meets the following specifications: a. Such buildings shall not exceed exterior dimensions of 12’x12’ or 144 square feet. b. All roofs shall be pitched and shall not exceed 10’ in height at the center and 8’ at the sides. c. Construction materials shall consist of: i. Framing-Wood framed utility buildings ii. Walls-exterior plywood covered with novelty siding, aluminum siding, vinyl siding, wood shingles or tongue and grooved boards. iii. Roof-exterior plywood covered with asphalt or wood shingles. In no case will used lumber and tar paper be permitted for finished exterior surfaces. iv. No metal buildings v. No tarp garages 2. A utility building shall be of a design in harmony with the home which it serves, be constructed in a craftsman-like manner and be painted or stained to coordinate with the home. The building shall be kept in good condition and repair. No new or newly acquired utility buildings shall be larger than 12’x12’ or 144 square feet. .. The Park Owner shall approve the location of the utility building on site prior to its construction.