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202501043 <br />herein, so long as Developers or either of them own at least one (1) Lot, it shall maintain <br />architectural control and shall be the sole member of the Architectural Committee. Developers <br />retain the right to appoint additional parties to the Architectural Committee and the right to <br />voluntarily transfer control of the Committee to the Association at any time in their discretion. <br />Thereafter, the Board of Directors of the Association shall have the responsibility for <br />approving architectural plans and landscaping plans on the Lots and the responsibility for <br />maintaining a uniform quality in construction. In the event the Developers, Association <br />Board, or its designated committee fails to approve or disapprove any design and location <br />within thirty (30) days following the submission of the plans and specifications approval will <br />not be required, and this paragraph will be deemed to have been fully complied with. <br />Approval by the Developers, Board of Directors or Architectural Committee shall not relieve <br />the contractor from obtaining a building permit from the proper building department of Hall <br />County or the City of Grand Island. Any additions to or modifications of any existing <br />structure shall not be made until the plans and specifications showing the nature of the <br />addition or modification have been submitted to and approved by the Developers or <br />Architectural Committee as applicable, in writing. <br />4. Easements. Each Lot Owner does hereby establish, give, grant, and convey to <br />the Developers, the Association and to all Lot Owners for their mutual benefit and the <br />benefit of their respective heirs, assigns, tenants, customers, officers, employees, and invitees, <br />the following easements and the benefits and corresponding burdens shall be appurtenant to <br />and run with each Lot therein: <br />(a) Perpetual nonexclusive easements upon and across all parking lots, <br />sidewalks, driveways, entrance and exit ways, and roadways on the Property which are <br />now or hereafter from time to time used for pedestrian and vehicular traffic and parking for <br />the purpose of allowing pedestrian and vehicular ingress and egress access to and from the <br />adjacent public streets and private drives to and from each Lot and parking upon each Lot. <br />(b) Perpetual nonexclusive easements as may be necessary to install, <br />maintain, repair, reconstruct or replace underground utilities serving any portion of the <br />Property over and across any such portion of the Property that is not within the building <br />areas on the Lot; provided, that such easements shall (i) be only for the most direct route <br />or smallest space reasonably feasible and in conformity with applicable codes and regulations, <br />and (ii) be limited to areas or routes so as not to interfere with the operation of permitted <br />activities in the areas in or adjacent to such easement and specifically be located solely in the <br />setback or yard requirements under the City of Grand Island Zoning Ordinance, (iii) permit <br />reasonable maintenance, repair, reconstruction and replacement in such a manner as to <br />not interfere with the use of areas adjacent to such easement, and (iv) shall be subject <br />to the Lot Owner of the benefited property being responsible for conducting and for the <br />payment of any construction, maintenance, repair, reconstruction or replacement costs <br />related to same, and (v) shall be to the extent and duration necessary to assure the <br />benefited property to be in compliance with applicable codes and laws, and to provide a <br />reasonable and beneficial use to the benefited property for the required purposes. <br />(c) Perpetual nonexclusive easements as may be necessary to install, <br />maintain, repair, or replace customary and commercially reasonable directional signage for <br />the Property and businesses located there, provided that such easement locations and specific <br />signage must be approved by the Developers or Architectural Committee, as applicable, <br />pursuant to the terms of this Declaration, which consent shall not be unreasonably withheld. <br />(d) All Lot Owners covenant and agree that they will cause the easement <br />areas to be used in a manner so as to minimize any damage, injury or destruction of such <br />easement areas. Each Lot Owner covenants and agrees that it will promptly (at its sole <br />cost and expense) repair any damage, injury or destruction (other than ordinary wear and <br />tear) to any portion of the other party's Lot, buildings or other improvements that may be <br />caused by or result from its respective use or the use by its respective Lot Owners of the <br />easement areas, as applicable, and such party shall (at its sole cost and expense) restore the <br />damaged property to substantially the same condition as existed prior to any such damage, <br />injury or destruction. Each party will cooperate with the other party in good faith and use <br />commercially reasonable efforts to minimize disruption to other party's access to and use <br />of its property, the easement areas, and other easement rights granted herein in performing <br />any work described in this Section, including, but not limited to, providing commercially <br />4 <br />