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201 304287 in its sole discretion, to approve or reject any such landscape plan if, in its opinion, such landscape plans does not conform to the general standard and character of landscape plans for other Lots located within the Residential Property. Lot Owner shall be responsible for completing the planting of all items identified on the landscape plan within the same planting season as occupancy. c. Transfer of plan approval right. The Declarant may, in its discretion, transfer plan approval rights to the Association. Such transfer shall be by a writing which shall be filed with the Register of Deeds of Hall County. In addition, Declarant shall transfer its records with regard to prior plan approval to the Association. After such transfer, the Board of Directors shall appoint a committee of not less than three (3), nor more than five (5), persons from the Class A, B and C members of the Association as a committee for the purpose of maintaining architectural consistency of the construction upon the Lots. The appointees shall serve such terms as the Board determines. D. Grading and Erosion Control. Declarant shall have the sole and exclusive right to establish grades, slopes and/or contours on all Lots and to fix the grade upon which any residence shall be placed or constructed upon any Lot. Once such grades, slopes and/or contours have been established by the Declarant, they shall not be changed in connection with the construction of any residence on a Lot without prior written permission from the Declarant, but in no event will any such Lot be graded or sloped so as to change the flow of surface waters to or from adjoining Lots. If any damage is caused to an abutting Lot during construction, the Lot Owner of the Lot upon which construction is taking place shall be responsible for repairing such damage and returning the abutting Lot to its original condition. If upon notice from Declarant to repair an abutting Lot, the Lot Owner of the Lot upon which construction is or has taken place or his/her contractor fails to comply within seven (7) days of delivery of such notice, Declarant may take such measures as may be necessary to repair the damage done to the abutting Lot and charge the cost of the measures to the Lot Owner. Such charges, when shown of record, shall be a lien upon the Lot and shall bear interest at the rate of delinquent real estate taxes per annum until paid. The adequacy of erosion control measures on a Lot shall be subject to continual review during construction. Declarant shall have the right to require any Lot Owner to maintain silt fences or other additional measures if soil is observed to be eroding onto abutting Lots, waterway, sidewalk or into any street or private roadway. If upon notice from Declarant to repair, maintain or take additional measures to control erosion, the Lot Owner of any Lot or his/her contractor fails to comply within forty-eight (48) hours of delivery of such notice, Declarant may take such measures as may be necessary to control the erosion and charge the cost of the measures to the Lot Owner. Such charges, when shown of record, shall be a lien upon the Lot and shall bear interest at the rate for delinquent real estate taxes per annum until paid. E. Removal of Dirt. No dirt from grading, excavation or resulting from any other activity on any Lot may be removed from the Property without the prior written permission of Declarant. The cost to remove or relocate the dirt from grading or excavation shall be borne by Lot Owner. The Declarant may, in the Declarant's sole discretion, at such time as the Declarant deems appropriate, transfer, convey and assign to the Association the right to designate an area for stockpiling dirt. 14