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4.4 Nuisances. No obnoxious, offensive, noxious, or other activity that would constitute public or private nuisance or annoyance to the neighborhood will be permitted. Without limiting the generality of the foregoing, nothing shall be done or maintained on, in, or under the Property or any portion thereof that may detract from the value or appearance of the Property or any portion thereof as an attractive residential community. 4.5 Abusive Conduct. The Owners, Residents, and their guests shall refrain from public intoxication, profane and abusive language, loud or obnoxious conduct, and disturbing or threatening the rights, comfort, health, safety, welfare, or convenience of other Owners. Owners, Residents, and their guests shall not (a) use, possess, sell, distribute, or manufacture controlled or illegal drugs or other substances or drug paraphernalia; (b) engage in or threaten violence; (c) possess a weapon prohibited by applicable ;laws; (d) discharge a firearm; (e) display a knife, gun, or other weapon; or (f) bring hazardous materials into the Project. 4.6 Diseases and Insects. 201309222 No Person shall permit any thing or condition to exist upon any Lot that shall induce, breed, or harbor infectious plant disease or noxious insects. 4.7 Ancillary Eauinment. 4.7.1 Solar Devices. Roof- mounted equipment (including without limitation mechanical and air conditioning) will not be allowed; provided, however, that if a court of competent jurisdiction enters a final, unappealable order declaring that strict compliance with this Subsection would effectively prohibit the installation or use of a solar energy device within the meaning of Nebraska Statues, then roof - mounted solar heating equipment shall be permitted if screened so as not to be Visible From Neighboring Property to the extent reasonably consistent with the installation and use of such equipment (such as screening to match as closely as possible the color and materials of the Residence to give the appearance of being an integral part of the architecture of the Residence). The DRC must approve screening designs prior to installation. In addition, the DRC will consider the following factors in determining whether to approve the installation of a solar energy device: (a) Whether feasible alternatives utilizing solar energy are available. (b) Whether any alternative designs will be comparable in cost and performance. (c) The feasibility of making the required modifications. (d) The extent to which the Residence at issue is able to incorporate required changes to its existing architectural design. (e) Whether decisions previously made by the Owner or prior Owner are responsible for limiting or precluding the installation of a solar device rather than the restrictions themselves. (f) The location. Page 23 of 68