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85- 002775 10. No billboards, sign boards (except suitable signs for sale of the tract), or unsightly objects of any kind shall be maintained on the tract. il. 'khan a sewer line is laid in any street or highway on which the tract abuts, it shall be incumbent and obligatory upon the owner of the tract to establish oaVnection with the sewer system without delay and thereafter to pr`ikv8at"e'*mc9'UExtxhJSe sewer system to the exclusion of all septic tanks and other of handling . 12* Cesspools and sewage lagoons shall not be pemitted on the tract. A septic tank and disposal field may be constructed on the tract, provided the septic tank and disposal field are constructed in accordance with the plans and specification approved by the Department of Health of the State of Nebraska. 13. All =Ntraction and building upon the tract shall be so performed that it will comply with the requirements of the building codes and ordinances, including building code ordinances, electrical code ordinances, and plumbing code ordinances, of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska. 14. If any of these restrictions and covenants running with the land (tract described in the Deed to which these Restrictions and Covenants Running With the Land are attached) are violated and declared void by a court of canpetent jurisdiction, the remaining restrictions and covenants running with the land shall not be affected but shall stay and remain in full force and effect. 15. The tract cannot be subdivided into lesser tracts of less than one (1) acre. If this tract is subdivided, the dividing line of the subdivided tract, for the purpose of Paragraph 4 of these Restrictions and Covenants Running With the Land, shall be considered as a tract line or lot line and no building can be constructed closer than twenty (20) feet to the tract line or lot line. 16. These Restrictions and Covenants Running With the Land shall be perpetual and shall apply to and be forever binding upon the gram and her heirs, Personal Representative and assigns. These Restrictions and Covenants are imposed upm the tract as an obligation or charge against the tract for the benefit of grantors, their heirs, Personal Representatives, successors and assigns. i EXHIBIT A _2_ 9