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200101259 Historic Covenants for the Jamieson House Subdivision We Kirk and Amber Schroeder (Husband an Wife) Grantees do hereby convey and assign these historic preservation covenants to nm in perpetuity with the Jamieson House Subdivision the Grantor, being the South Platte Township of Hall County in the State of Nebras a. The property legally described as: of S , Tam IL" 01", A SUBDIVISION OF A TRACT OF LAND COMPRISING A PART OF THE NORTH HALF OF THE NORTHEAST QUARTER (N 1/2-NE, ' /a) OF SECTION TEN (10) TOWNSHIP NINE (9) NORTH, RANGE TEN (10) WEST OF THE 6TH P.M., SOUTH PLATTE TOWNSHIP OF HALL COUNTY. Grantees hereby covenant on behalf of himself/herself, heirs and successors and assigns to Grantor for the benefit of the South Platte Township to maintain and preserve the exterior of the Jamieson House to retain its period character, recognized as a site of historic significance. After the homes proper restoration, future exterior additions and alterations may only be done keeping in the style and period character of the home. Representatives of the South Platte Township will be permitted at reasonable times to view the property in order to determine whether preservation conditions assigned to the exterior of the Jamieson House are being observed. In event of the violation of these covenants the South Platte Township may institute litigation to enjoin said violation or require restoration of the Jamieson House following reasonable notice to the grantee, successors, heirs and assigns. Enforcement remedies shall be cumulative and not limited to injunction. These covenants shall be binding upon Grantee, his /her successors, heir and assigns in perpetuity. Restrictions, stipulations, and covenants contained herein shall be recited verbatim or express reference in any deed or legal instrument by which the Grantee divests any interest in the Jamieson House or any part thereof. Failure of the South Platte Township to exercise any right or remedy under this instrument shall not be construed as a waiver or limitation upon the exercise of such right or remedy, or use of said remedy at any other time.