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TABLE OR CONTENTS
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ARTICLE i. DEFINITIONS .......................................................................................................... !
ARTICLE II. PROPERTY SUBJECT 70 THIS DECLARATION .............................................. 3
Sectio Legal Description .................................................................................................. 3
Secti eveloper's Right to Add Additional Property to or Withdraw Property ............ 3
ARTICI. 1 P'S RESERVE TOWNHOLtES OWNERS' ASSOCIATION ...................... 3
Secti er~ership ..........................................................................................................3
Sectio 'ng Rights ........................................................................................................ 3
Section on Area Ov~•nership ....................................................................................4
Section 4. ers ................................................................................................................... 4
Section 5. Rules egulations .......................................................................................... 4
Section 6. M Consolidation ....................................................................................... 4
Section ?. Ter r of the Association ............................................................................ 5
ARTICLE IV. MAINT E OBLIGATIONS ....................................................................... 5
Section 1. Common aintenance ................................................................................. 5
Section 2. Street Li .................................................................................................... 5
Section 3. Lot Mainten ... 6
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Section 4. Irrigation Syst .. ... ..... .... .. .. ..... .. 6
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Section S, Vegetative Scrocin ng Southern Border of Property ..................................... 6
Section 6. Stottnwater Drttir~cility ............................................................................... 6
Section 7. Drainage Retentio as (DRA's) ...................................................................... 6
Section 8. Surface WaterManag System ..................................................................... 7
Section 4. Drainage Improveme 'n Easements .......................................................... 7
ARTICLE V. ASSOCIATION ASSESS ......................................................................... 7
Section 1. Creation of the Lien and P n ligation for the Assessments ..................... 7
Section 2. General Assessments ............ ..... ..Q............................................................... 8
Section 3. Datc of Commencement of Ge sments; Due Dates ............................. 8
Section 4. Initial Budget ............................... ..... .......................................................... 8
Section 5, Special Assessments ..................... ..,............................................................. 8
Section 6. Trust Funds ......................................... .......................................................... 9
Section 7. Guaranteed Assessments during Gua er' d .............................................. 9
Section 8. Working Capita! Fund ...........................O. ,............................................... l0
Section 9. Assessment Roster and Certificate ......... ........................................................10
Section 10. Collection of Assessment, Effect of Non P , t of Assessments; The
Personal Obligation of the Owner; Ten, Remedies of the
Association ........................................................ .................................... .10
Section 11. Subordination of rho Lien to First Mortgages.. ~ . .................................... 11
ARTICLE. VI. ARCHITECTURAL CONTROL ....................... .~~-..}~................................ 12
Section 1. Architectural Control .............................................C....//.'».....,..,.............,...... ]2
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ARTICLE V11. EASEMENTS ...................................................................................................... 12
Section 1. Members' Easements ..........................................................................................12
Section 2. Easements Appurtenant ...................................................................................... i3
Section 3. Utility Easements ................................................................................................ 13
Section 4. Public Easements ................................................................................................ 13
Section 5. Easements for Encroaclunent ............................................................................. 13
Section 6. Right to Grant or Relocate Easement :::::::::::::::~.:;::;:;;:::;;:;;:::::.:::;.:::::::::::::::.::::: l3
Sectia Association Easement ............... 13
' asement far Access and Drainage ......... ......... ......... ......... .......... t 4
1RT1CL ENERAL RESTRICTIVE COVENANTS ..................................................... 14
Sccti ability ...................................................................................................... 14
Section Use ............................................................................................................. I4
Section 3 'ng Location ............................................................................................... 14
Section 4. dscap~g of Easements .................................................................................14
Section 5. Nu' 15
Section 6. Te Structures ..................................................~.......................~..............15
Section 7. Sign ............................................................................................................... 15
Section 8. Oil and Mi Operations ................................................................................. 15
Section 9. Animals ............................................................................................... 15
Section 10, Visibilit .ections .................................................................................. 16
Section 11. Parking.... .... ....
Section 12. Fences ........... ... .... 16
Section 13. Hedges......... .....................................................................................~,... l6
Section 14. Garbage and T osal ............................................................................. l6
Section 15, Drying Areas ....... ...............................................,..,...................,......,......... 17
Section 16. Gas Containers........... ................................................................................ 17
Section 17. Communication Equ' ........................................................................... 17
Section 18. City Requirement...,... ;~ ........................................................................17
Section 19. Drainage ...................... ........................................................................17
Section 20. Pumping or Draining ........ ......................................................................... 18
Section 21.Leasing ................................. ...0...................................,..................,,..... 18
Section 22. Waterways ............................. .........................,........................................ l8
Section 23. Screen Enclosures ................... ., ........................................................ 18
Section 24, AUey Panting ............................ ..... ...........................................................18
Section 25. Air Conditioning Equipmett ........... ......................................................,. 18
Section 26. Garage Doors .................................. ............................................................18
Section 27. Windows and Sliding Glass Door Tre ................................................ 18
Section 26. Exterior Holiday Decorations ............... ..................................,.................. 18
Section 29. Recreational Equipment ................................. .............................................. !8
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ARTICLE iX. INSURANCE AND HAZARD LOSSES............p. 19
Section 1. Authority to Purchase: Named Insured .................... ... l9
Section 2. Caverage ............................................................. O................................... t9
Section 3. Premiums ......................................................................... ... 21
Section 4. Association's Power to Compromise Claims ......... . .. ............................ 21
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ARTICLE X. DEVELOPER'S RIGHTS ...................................................................................... 21
Section 1. Sales Activiry ...................................................................................................... 21
Section 2. Replatting ............................................................................................................ 21
Section 3. Utility and Construction Payments andlor Deposits ........................................... 21
Section 4. Developer's Right to Common Areas ................................................................. 22
Section 5. Assignment of Developer Rights ........................................................................ 22
Section 6. Developer Approval of Aoard Action ................................................................. 22
CT,E ORTGAGEES' RIGHTS ................................................................................... 22
S 1. ticesofAction ................................................................................................22
Sec o prioriry .......................................................................................................... 23
Secti tidy to Associatian .......................................................................................... 23
Suction lteability of Article }{I .................................................................................. 23
Section of Mortgagee to Respond ....................................................................... 23
ARTICLE Xll. GENE 1~PROVTSIONS .................................................................................. 23
Section 1. Du t~i,J~........................................................................................................... 23
Section 2, Notill .......................................................................................................... 24
Section 3. Enforc men ................................................................................................... 24
Section 4. Severab' ................................................................................................. 24
Section S. pmendrn .............................................................................................. 24
Section 6. Litigation. ............................................................................................. 25
Section 7. Effective Da~ ......................................................................................... 25
Section 8. Application of v; Conflicts ............................................................................ 25
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DECLARATION OR RESTRICTIONS
AND PROTECTIVE COVENANTS
FOR JESUP'S RESERVE TOWNHOMES
THIS DECLARATION (the "Declaration"), made this 13~'' day of ~i~~, 2005,
by LEVITY AA'D SONS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, LLC, a Florida limited liability
company ("Developer"), which declares that the real property described in Article II, is and shall
be held, t erred, sold, conveyed and occupied subject co the covenants, restrictions,
easements, es and liens (sometimes referred to as "covenants and restrictions") set forth
herein.
Thi on does not and is not intended to create a condominium within the
meaning of t ~a Condominium Act, Chapter 718, Florida Statutes.
ARTICLE I.
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DEFMITIONS
The following~i%tds when used in this Declaration (unltss the mntcxt shall prohibit)
shall have the following gs:
(a) "As "mutts those payments due pursuant to Article V, whether
General or Special (a r defined), or a combination thereof.
(b) "Associa~n" means JESUP'S RESERVE TOWNHOMES OWNERS'
ASSOCiATION~ 1[NC., as corporation not-for-profit. 'The Association is not a
condominium association all be subject to the provisions of Chapter 718, Florida
Statutes, only if and to the cxte ch provisions ere applicable to residential property
owns' associations that ate no miniums. The provisions of this Declaration sha]I
not be retroactively affected by 'on enacted or effective subsequent to the date of
execution of this Declaration, ex c extent provided by applicable law,
(c) "Board of Directors" r~le~3c~oard of Directors of the Association.
(d) "Common Areas" means operty dedicated to the Association on
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the plat of the Property, and any real pro y ise conveyed to or acquired by the
Association, and any other interest in re nY acquired by the Association and
deemed Common Area either in this Decl r in the instrument of conveyance,
together wtith any improvements on such p i luding without limitation any
structures, ofTstreet parking areas, street lights, ante features, but excluding any
public utility installations thereon.
(e) "Common Streets" means the rights- - of all streets, roads, drives,
corals, ways and cut-tit-secs within the Property as des in and depicted on the Plat
and all paving, curbs and ocher improvements, faciliti purtenances constituting
part of the roadway system within the Property, inclu ' t limited to, street lights,
traffic control sigtnage and utility lines, conveyed w ion as Common Area
pursuant to this Declaration; but, specifically not including lines located within
stub rights-of--way as may be owned by private or public utility companies or
governmental agencies from time to time providing utility senrices to the Psoperty; and
provided, further, that Common Streets shall not include any areas, improvements or
facilities from and aRet the dme that such areas, improvements or facilities are dedicated
to the County or other appropriate governmental or quasi•govemmental entity.
(f) "Developer" means Levitt and Sons of Seminole County, LLC, a Florida
limit liability company, its successors and assigns, if such successor or assignee
e undeveloped portion of the Property and is designated as such by Developer.
D per may make partial or multiple assignments of its rights under this
p n, and such assignees shall succeed to the rights of the Developer only to the
ezt 'filly provided in the assignment document.
"District" means the Water Management District agency created pursuant
to Chap , Fl o da Statutes, which has jurisdiction over the Property.
(h) eral Assessments" means assessments levied to fund expenses
applicable to tubers of the Association and set forth in ARTICLE V.Section 2. of
this Declaratio .
{i) "I Lender" means any person or entity (1) holding a mortgage
encumbering a Lo , hich in the ordinary course of business rnalces, purchases,
guarantees or insu a loans, and (3) which is not owned or controlled by the
Owner of the Lot enc An Institutional Lender may include, but is not limited to,
e federal or stau chartered b or savings end loon association, an insurance company, a
reel estate or mortgage i nt trust, a pension or profit sharing plan, a mortgage
company'; the Gorernme ational Mortgage Association, the Federal National
Mortgage Association, the Fed ome Loan Mortgage Corporation, an agency of the
United States or any other gov ~r tal authority, including the Veterans Administration
and the Federal Housing Adrnim of the U.S. Department of Housitrg and Urban
Development, or aay other simil lender generally recognized as an institutional
t)~pe lender. For definitional p an Institutional Louder shall also mean the
holder of any mortgage executed by o ap~of Developer, whether or not such holder
would otherwise be considered an Inset der.
(j} "Lot" means any lot n the plat of JESUP'S RESERVE
TOWNHUMES, recorded or to be record Public Records of Seminole County,
Florida, and any lot shown on any resubdivisiaid plat or any portion thereof.
(k) "Surface Water Management Sy t~ttans the overall system designed,
constrtteted and implemented upon the Property orb firing the Property to control
discharges caused by rainfall events, which system nded to collect, convey, store,
absorb, inhibit, treat, use of reuse surface water in prevent or reduce flooding,
overdrainage, environmental degradation, and water u ' and to control the quality
and yuantiry of discharges from the system, all as the District pursuant to
Rules 40C-4, 40C-40, end 40C-42, Florida Administra
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(1) "Owner" or "Member" means the record owner, whether one or more
persons of entities, of the fee simple title to any Lot.
(m) "Property" means all property aztd additions thereto (which additional
property may or may not be contiguous to the real property described in Article II
herein), as is subject to this Declaration or any Supplemental Declaration under the
provisions of Article lI hereof.
"Special Assessment" means assessments levied in accordance with
V,Section 2. of this Declaration.
O ARTICLE Ll.
ti ~.e 'lion. The real property which is and shall be held, transferred,
sold, conveyed an led subject to this Declaration is located in Seminole County, Florida
and is more particu scribed by Exhibit "A," attached hereto anti incorporated herein by
this reference.
Developer shall have the its sole discretion, to add additional property (which may or
may not be contiguous to property described in Section 1} to the scheme of this
Declazation. Developer shall ve the tight to withdraw property not previously conveyed
to an Owner from the scheme this Declaration subject to the approval of the City of Winter
Springs. The addition or withdrayr~d~~Developer shall not require the consent or joiader of the
Association, or any Owner or mo a of any of the Property, but shall be at the sole option of
the Developer. Upon addition of any rtv to the scheme of this Declaration, the owners of
such additional property shall be and a subject to this Declaration, including asseasmeat
by the Association for their prorate sh Association expenses. The addition of lands as
aforesaid shag be made and evidenced ~~in the Public Records of Seminole County,
Florida, a supplemental declaration with re the lands to he added.
Section 1 Membership. Every Owner of s h is subject to Assessment shall be a
Member of the Association. Membership shall be ap t and may not be separated from
ownership of any Lot which is subject to Assessment.
Section 2. Voting lti¢hts. The Association shall havgt ryelasses of voting membership:
Class A. Class A Members shall be all O~ V with the exception of the
Developer, and shell be entitled to one vote for each Lot own n more than one person
bolds an interest in any Lot, all such persons shall be Mem to for such Lot shall be
exercised as they determine, but in no event shall more than on with respect to any
Lot.
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Class B. The Class B Membar(s) shell be the Developer, The Class B Member
shall be entitled to the same number of votes held by all other Members of the Association plus
one; pro~nded, however, that notwithstanding any provision to the contrary, the Developer shall
have the right to appoint the etrtire Board of Directors of the Association until 90 days after 90%
of the Lots have been conveyed to Owners other than the Developer, or at an earlier date at the
sole discretion of the Developer. At such time, the Developer shall call a meeting, as provided in
the Bylaws for Special Meetings, to provide for the turnover of control of the Board of Directors
to the Own The Developer shall have the right, in its sole discrodon, to appoint one member
to the Bo hectors for so long as the Developer owns any portion of the Property.
S " ' o mop r i Developer may retain legal title to the Common
Areas so it~as not tamed over control of the Hoard of Dtrectors to the Owners as
specified in 2. Within thirty days after such turnover of control, the Developer shall
convey end tr quit claim deed the record fee simple title to the Common Areas to the
Association an Association shall accept such conveyance, subject to taxes for the year of
conveyance and to 'dons, limitations, conditions, reservations and easements of record.
The Association sh axes on the Common Areas commencing upon the date of recordation
of the plat. To the a Association has claims of defects within the Common Areas that
the Developer has a le t o tion to repair ar replace, the Association shall specify any claims
in writing and deliver s to the Developer with in 90 days after the date of the turnover
of control of the Assac Any claims which are not brought to the attention of the
Developer, in writing, wi s 90 day period shall thereafter be bamd and the Deve]oper
shall have no further liabili ct to such defixts.
Section 4. Powers. Wit out ' iting the generality of the powers provided in the Arricies
of Incorporation, the Association ave the power, but not the obligation, to enter into an
agreement or agreements from ti o time with one or morn person, firms or corporations to
provide management or consulting including the right to collect assessments and
enforce the provisions of this Declarat
Section S. Rules and ReQUlations. sociacion has adopted Rules and Regulations
(as defined in the Declaration), which m nded from time to time. The Association,
through its Board of Directors, also may ddttforce reasonable rules and regulations
governing the use of the Property, which rules lions shall be consistent with the rights
and duties established by this Declaration. 5 violation of any rules or regulations
may include reasonable monetary fines, whic be levied as Special Assessments as
provided in this Declaration, and suspension of t to vote and the right to use the
recreation facilities. The Board shall, in addition, ewer to seek relief in any court for
violations or to abate nuisances. Imposition of sanctio s as provided in the Bylaws of
the Association. In addition, the Association, throu oard, may, by contract or other
agreement, enforce court ordinances or permit the City o W' Springs to enforce ordinances
on the Property for the benefit of the Association and its Mer
S ctio~ n 6. Mgraer or C nsolidation. Upon a merger o o lidation of the Association
with another association, or upon any decision by the Assoct at its functions may be
perfotroted effectively and efficiently by another association, ,rights and obligations
of the Association may be transferred to the surviving or consolidate _iation. Alternatively,
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the property rights and obligations of another association may, by operation of law, be added to
rho Propertry, rights and obligations of the Association as a surviving corporation pursuant to a
merger. In any event, the surviving or consolidated association may administer the covenants
and restrictions established by this Declaration within the Property together with the covenants
and restrictions established upon any other property as one scheme. No such merger or
consolidation, however, shall effect any revocation, change of addition to the covenants
established by this Declaration.
t' a inat'pn of the Association. In the event of dissolution of the Association,
for wh r other than merger or consolidation as provided for herein, any Owner may
petition t Court of the Fifth Judicial Circuit of the State of Florida for the appointment
of a Recei r e~fge the affairs of the Association and to make such provisions as may be
necessary fo nunued management of the affairs of the dissolved Association, the Property
and Common t~
O ARTICLfl N.
MAINTENANCE OBLIGATIONS
Sect~n 1. Cotnn M ' ]I~~. Commencing with the date this Declaration is
recorded, except as state after, the Association shall be responsible far the maintenance of
the Common Areas and an vements or personal property in a continuous and satisfactory
manner and for the paym s assessed against the Common Areas, if any, and any
improvements and any parse operty thereon e~ccnting from and after the daft these
covenants are recorded. For p of illustration, Common Areas may include, but are not
limited to: entrance features; ga (if any); tracts designated for open space, wail tracts,
and/or tot lots and other recreation cts on the Plat; buffer azeas around the perimeter of the
Property; all streets and roadways wit •~Property and the Coroner Area sprinkler system;
and areas required to be maintained b e sociation under the terms of the Declaration. The
Association shall at all times maintain m pair, and shall replace as scheduled any and all
Common Areas and improvements baler ' e Association. The Association shall maintain
all alleys. All such work shall be comp manner which, in the sole and exclusive
judgment of the Board of Directors of the As npor the Association as the case may be, is
deemed satisfactory.
,section 2. Street Liehting. The Associati s operate and maintain any private street
lighting facilities owned by the Association, if any, date of recording this Declaration or
from the date of installation of the private street light' ichever occur first. Maintenance of
the private street lighting fixtures shall include the fix y~' the Common Areas and shall
further extend to payment for electricity consumed in th oration of such lights. The cost of
operating, maintaining, and illuminating the private street ugh shall be an operating expense
of the Association. if Developer, in its sole discretion, c to install such private street
lighting, Developer shall be entitled to all rebates or refltnds 'nstallation charges and the
Association hereby assigns such rebates or refunds to Dev d the Association shall
forthwith pay same to the Developer. The G1ty of Winter Spring crate and maintain any
public street lighting and street aignage within the Property, b iation shall pay to the
City any amounts for such operation and maintenance that cxee~ t ~andard City cost for
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operation and maintenance of public street lighting and signage. To that end, Developer and
Association agree to ex~ute any standard form agreement provided by the City of Winter
Springs which requires such payment to be made. Such excess cost shall be an operating
expense of the Association.
Section 3. Lot Mainuttance, The maintenance of the Lot, including cutting the grass,
irrigation system, maintenance of the landscaping material, and maintaining all landscaping
originally led by the Developer or replacement(s) thereof, shall be the complete
meintenan nsibility of the Association. The Association's responsibility for Lot
mainle i des maintenance of portions of common alleyways that fall within the
boundari s o t. The maintenance of the exterior of the residence on the Lot shall be the
complete responsibility of the Association. The maintenance of all landscaping
installed on the Owner(s) thereof which is in addition to and not a replacement of the
landscaping y installed by the Developer shall be the complete maintenance
responsibility o Owner(s). If a mailbox is installed by the Developer, in its sole discretion,
the Owner shall re ddsible for the maintenance, repair and replacement of the mail •box
installed by the )rk e~~
any main irrigation tin the meintutance obligation of the Association. Ia nddition, all
irrigation lines and all s heads located on the hots shall be the maintenance responsibility
of the Association. The ion shall have an easement over the Property, including any
Lot, to provide maintenan system. Notwithstanding the foregoing, the maintenance
and/or repair of any damage lion lines or sprinkler heads located on an Owner's Lot
caused by the Owner's negligen or' endonal act(s) shall be the responsibility of such Owner.
Sin S. Vegetative Scre ~ along Southern Bordor of Protxm,. For the benefit of
the City of Winter Springs and pu a vegetative screen (hedge) shall be perpetually
maintained in a good and reasonable o lion by the Association along the entire southern
boundary of the City right•of--way for p of screening Jesup's Reserve from Tuskawilla
Trails. ]n addition, the Associations atntain any other project improvements within
said right-of--way, including but not limited~~~fa^yway
Section 4. Irri - n e 1f the Property includes s common irrigation system and
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stormwater drainage facility located on the Pro~!'r y'
Association, in accordance with the requiremen o
District ("SJRWMD'. Any drainage facility shall
by the SJRWMD for rho Property and as same may b~
SJRWMD permit shall be maintained by the Associatiot
benefit. The SJRWMD has the right to enforcement
injunction and penalties against the Association to corn]
with the drainage facilities or in mitigation or wnser
control of the Association.
Dance, repair, or replacement of any
the complete responsibility of the
Johns River Mater Management
to any permit which may be issued
od from time to time. Copies of the
cd Agent for the Association's
including a civil action for the
~ act any outstanding problems
s under the responsibility or
Section 7. Drainage Retention Areas Q?RA's). The Sj
authority for surface water permits. The ansite DRA's are desig
and are not designed as aesthetic feattues, they are for drainage
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within the lakes is dependent upon rainfall and the level of the water in the ground. The water
level within the DRA's can be affected by and may decline significantly at certain times as a
result of the level of other drainage areas, the demand for potable water and irrigation water,
rainfall conditions. Because none of these factors are within the control of the Association, the
Association shall not be responsible for direct or consequential damage resulting from the
lowering of the water level in the DRA's. The Association shall not be responsible far the
maintenance of water in the DRA's to any specified level.
u ~ Water Mana¢emeni~4ystem. It is the responsibility of the Association,
at Co x e, to operate, maintain and repair portions of the Surface Water Management
System to thin the boundariaa of the Property, and to enforce, or to take such appropriate
action as emissary to cure violations of, the routine maintenance and non-interference
covenants o wners and, when appropriate, to levy special assessments or individual
assessments Maintenance of the Surface Water Management System shall include the
exercise of prac which allow the system to provide drainage, water storage, conveyance and
other surface water meet capabilities as pemtitted by the District and the City of Winter
Springs. Any re nstruction of the Surface Water Management System shall be as
originally permitted odified, as approved by the District and the City of Winter Springs.
do Dr i vements w' ne The Association shat] maintain,
repair and replace all dra 'mprovements within the Property, including without limitation
within all platted drainage nts, all in accordance with the Surface Water Management
System permit issued by All maintenance, repairs and replacements of drainage
improvements within the Pro ,including without limitation within all platted drainage
easements, shall-also be in acco one th requirements of the City of Winter Springs.
ARTICLE V.
S c ' 1. r 'on ie s l I' atio for ants. The
Developer, for each Lot awned by it with' rty, hereby covenants, and each Owner of
any Lot, by acceptance of a deed therefor, w grjnot it shall be so expressed in any such
deed or other conveyance, shall be deemed t and agree to pay to the Association
General Assessments for expenses outlined in hereof, and Special Assessments as
provided in Section 4 hereof. Such Assessments a fixed, established and collected from
time to time as hereinafter provided. Assessmen a against all Lots equally; provided,
however, that the cost of any maintenance, repair or a ant caused by the negligent conduct
of a Member or by the failure of a Member to com a lawfully adopted Hiles and
regulations of the Association shall be levied as a Sp ssessment against such Member.
The fWl Assessment as to each Lot upon which an impm em is constntcted shall commence
on the first day of the t1t11 calendar month after a certificate pancy for the improvement is
issued, or upon ibe conveyance of the Lot by the Developer the first occupancy of the
improvement, whichever occurs first. No Owner may waive o t 'se escape liability for the
Assessments for nutintettance by non-use of the Common Areas donment of his right to
use the Common Areas. The General and Special Assessme with interest thereon
and costs collection thereof as hereinafter provided, shall be a charge _ e Lot and shall be a
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continuing lien upon the Lot against which the Assessment is made, and shall also be the
personal obligation of the Owner of such Lot. The lien rights provided herein shall not apply to
any portion of the Property owned by the Developer.
Section 2. General Assessments. The General Assessments levied by the Association
shalt be used exclusively for the expenses of the Association. General expenses are any and a!1
charges for the administration of the Association, cable television expenses if any, maintenance,
repair, repl ant and operation of the Common Areas and the operation, maintenance and
repair of tatlon and the Surface Water Management System as described in Article N,
Section d reof, including, but not [united to: management, accounting and legal fees,
postage, u ' ' ice to Common Areas, Association insurance, reserves deemed necessary by
the Board toy for repair, replacement or addition to the Common Area, and payment of
all debts and ions of the Association which are properly incurred for the purposes stated in
this Declaratio
ec o e eral ss to . The General
Assessments shall ce on the fast day of the month next following the recordation of this
Declaration. Therea Board of Directors shall fix the date of commencement and amount
of the Assessment against h Lot at least thirty (30) days in advance of the commencement
period. The General A nts shall be payable in advance in quarterly installments, or as
otherwise determined by d of Directors of the Association.
ecti ' 'al Bu Developer shall establish the initial budget, which shall be
based on a fully developed co y. By a majority vote of the Board of Directors, the Board
shall adopt an annual budget for thsequent fiscal year which shall provide for allocation of
expenses in such a manner that t ations imposed by this Declaration will be met. In the
event the community is not fully d oped at the time the budget is adopted by the Board, the
Board may nevertheless base the budge fully developed community. In instances where the
Developer or the Board bases the b t n a fully developed community when in fact the
community is not so developed, then the (and therefore the Assessments) shall be reduced
by the amount allocated for incomplete or facilities. The Assessment shall be for the
calendar year, but the amount of the Gener s ant to be levied during any period shorter
than a full calendar year shall be in propo 1~C number of months remaining in such
calendar year. "i`he amount of the General A v be changed at any time by the Board
from that originally adopted or that which is ado uture.
Section 5. Stxcial Assessments. A
more Lots for the following purposes;
(e) charges for expenses of the A
but which are attributable to a specific Lot or
charge.
(b) reimbursement for damages caused by
members, guests, invitees or tenants.
(c) capital improvements relating to the C
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may be levied against one or
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(d) late charges, user fees, fines and penalties.
(e) any other charge which is not a general expense.
(f) any general expense, which exceeds the amount budgeted, or any
emergency expense which exceeds the amount of any reserves or other Association
funds.
A 5 t Assessment required to maintain the Association Property in good wndition or
to pro 1' ility of the Association Members may be levied against all Lots by a majority
vote of e d of Directors. Additionally, Special Assessments against individual Lot
Owners f e~~ tncurred in direct relation to the mainktranco or liability associated with
that Lot ma a i~d by a majority vok of the Board of Directors. Other Special Assessments
shall require by a majority vote of those members prosettt and voting at a meeting of the
membership ca accordance with the Bylaws of the Association. The Board of Directors
shall fix the amount a~l(gue date of any Special Assessment by resolution, which resolution
shall also set forth or Lots subject to such Assessment.
act' 6. Trd~Fur The portion of all Genera] Assessments collected by the
Association as reserves expenses, and the entire amount of al! Special Assessments
collected for capita! imp shall be the property of the Association as a whole and shall
be used exclusively for oses designated at the time of Assessments. Each owver
acknowledges and consents funds arc the exclusive property of the Association as a
whole and no Owner shall havterest, claim or right to any such funds.
Sec 'on 7. to 'n Ouaraa a Period. Developer covenants and
agrees with the Association and t wners that, for the period commencing with the dak of
recordation of this Declaration and end' on the sooner to occur of the following: (i) the date
of turnover of the Association as des n Article (I[ hereof ("Turnover Date"); or (ii) June
30, 2007, as such may be extende veloper's sole discretion, as described herein
("Guarantee Period"), Developer shall from payment of its share of the operating
expenses and Assessments related to its Special Assessments) and, in turn, that
the individual Lot Assessment charged to Baer than Developer will not exceed the
dollar amount set forth in the initial Budget s ciation ("Guaranteed Assessment") and
that Developer will pay the dit?Fcrcnce ("Dcfic between (a) the operating Expenses
(other than those operating Expenses which are a subject of a Special Assessment}
incurred by the Association during the Guarant ,and (b) the amounts assessed as
Guaranteed Assessments against Owners during th tee Period, the "Working Capital
Fund" set forth in ARTICLE V, Section 8. her+evf er income of the Association
during the Guarantee Period. Thus, during the Gttarant od Owners shall not be obligated
to pay Assessments other than the Guaranteed Assessor t Special Assessments and the
Ownus' respective Working Capital Fund Contribution. c eficit, if any, to be paid by
Developer pursuant to this Section 7 shall be determined by I t the Guarantee Period as e
whole, without regard to quarterly, annual or any other accoun ' fiscal periods and without
regard to infra period allocations. In that regard, in the event it fined at the end of the
Guarantee Period that there is a Deficit and Developer hasp dvanced funds to the
Association in excess of the Deficit during the Guarantee Perio , Devytr shall he entitled to
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the immediate repayment from the Association of the amount of funds advanced by Developer in
excess of the Deficit. Developer hereby reserves the right to extend the Cruarantee Period froth
time to time to a date ending no later than the Turnover Date at Developer's sole election by
providing written notice to the Association of such election at least thirty (30) days prior to the
expiration of the Guarantee Period (as same may have been previously extended). Developer
also reserves the right to increase the amount of We Uuaranteed Assessment during any such
extended Guazamee Period. Special Assessments are not included in this guarantee.
W F Developer shall establish a Working Capital Fund for
the ini on of operation of the Association, which shall be collected by the Developer
from eac chaser at the time of conveyance of each Lot to such purchaser in an amount
equal to rr~ttths of the annual assessment for each Lot without consideration for
reductions d complete facilities. Each Lot's share of the Working Capital Fund shell be
eollxted and d to the Association et the time of closing of the sale of each Lot,
Amounts paid i e fund arc not to be considered as advance payment of regular Assessments.
Notwithstanding the f ng, the Developer, for so long as it controls the Board of Directors,
shall have the ri the Working Capital Fund to pay for ordinary expenses of the
Association.
Becton ~. A • s ter. surd Certificate. A roster of the Owners, Lot numbers and
Assessments applicable t shall be kept in the oi~ce of the Association and shall be open to
inspection by any Owner. her does not reside on the Lot, Owner is required to provide
its current mailing address t ration, together with the names of those residing on the
Lot. .
The Association shalt, wit) (5) days of receipt of a written request, famish to any
Owner liable for an Assessment a rtificate in writing signed by an officer or agent of the
.Association, setting forth whether sac ssment has been paid as to the Lac owned by the
Owner making request therefor. Such ~~ shall be conclusive evidence of payment of any
Assessment to the Association therein stn eve been paid.
r r n of the a ssoc' do If any Assessment is
not paid within ten (10) days after the due date, lotion shall Bove the right to charge the
defaulting Owner a late fee of ten percent (10°0 ount of the Assessment, or Ten and
No/ 100 Dollars (S 10.00), whichever is greater or o se adopted by the Board of Directors
from time to time, plus interest at the then highest rarest allowable by law from the due
dau until paid. If there is no due date applicabl particular Assessment, that the
Assessment shall be due ten (10) days after written dam Association. If any Owtter is
in default in the payment of any Assessment owed to ociation for more than thirty (30)
days after written demand by the Association, the Ass ci upon written notice to the
defaulting Owrter shall have the right to accelerate and mq ' ch defaulting Owner to pay
Assessments to the Association for the next twelve (12) 'od, based upon the then
existing amount and frequency of Assessments. In the event of celeration, the defaulting
Owner shalt continue to be liable for any increases in the Oene sments, for all Special
Assessments, and/or for all ocher Assessments payable to the [f the Assessments
and any late fees and interest are not paid on the date when due, then s Assessments and any
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late fees and inurest shell become delinquent and shall, together with such interest thereon and
the cost of collection thereof as hereinafter provided, thereupon become a continuing lien on the
property which shall bind such property in the hands of the Owner, his heirs, devisees, personal
representatives, successors and assigns. Any individual wtto acquires title to a Lot upon the
death of an Owner or by operation of law shall be personally liable for unpaid Assessments and
late fees with respect to such Lot. In any voluntary conveyance, the Grantee shall be jointly and
severally liable with the Grantor for all unpaid Assessments made prior to the time of such
voluntary eyance, without prejudice to the rights of the Grantee to recover from the Grantor
the amounts by the Grantee therefor.
'1<he orlon may bring an action et !aw against the Owner personally obligated to
pay the s aX record a claim of Gen against the property on which the Assesstnent and
late fees ar r may foreclose the lien against the property on which the Assessment and
late fee are like manner as a foreclosure of a mortgage on real property, or purstte one
or more of suedies at the same time or successively, and there shall be added to the
amount of such saes t and late fee, attorney's fees and vests of preparing and filing the
claim of lien and plaint in such action, and in the event a judgment is obtained, such
judgment shall inc st on the Assessment and late fee as above provided and a
reasonable attorney's to fixed by the court together wtith the costs of the action, and the
Association shall be ant' attomey's fees in connection with any appeal of any such action.
It shall be the log d responsibility of the Association to enforce payment of the
Assessments and late fees h
The provisions set forth`ia this section shall not apply to the Developer for so long as the
Developer owns any portion of tht?-~rty.
'en to Mort e . The lien of Assessments,
including interest, late charges (subj limitations of Florida laws), and costs (including
attorney's fees} provided for herein, s botdinate to the lien of any first mortgage of an
Institutional Lender upon any Lot and su a to any tax, lien, or assessment imposed by the
City of Winter Springs (inclusive of all c urnd by the City to collect said tax, lien, or
assessment including attorneys' fee) whet before or after this Declaration. In
addition, the lien of assessments, including ate charges (subject to the limitation of
Florida laws), and costs (including attorneys' fe for herein, shall be subordinate to a
mortgage held by Developer upon the Property, 'on thereof, or any interest therein.
The sale or transfer of any Lot or parcel of land s ffect the Assessment lien. However,
the sale or tratufer of any Lot or parcel pursuant to j t or non judicial foreclosure of a first
mortgage shall extinguish the lien of such Assessrnent, ants which became due prior
to such sale or transfer. No sale or transfer shall reliev t or parcel from lien rights for
aay Assessments thereafter becoming due. Where the Ins io Corder of a first mortgage of
record or other purchaser of such a Lot obtains title, its succ r d assigns shall oat be liable
for the :4ssessments chargeable to such Lot which became d to the acquisition of title to
such Lot by such acquirer. Such unpaid Assessments shall d ed to be an Assessment
divided equally among, payable by and assessed against all Lo g the Lot as to which
the foreclosure (or conveyance in lieu of foreclosure) tools plac where a mortgage is
held by the Developer upon the Property, or o portion thereo , Developer or other
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purchaser obtains title, its successors and assigns shall not be liable for the Assessments by the
Association chargeable to the Property, or a portion thereof, which become due prior to the
acquisition of title to the Property, or portion thereof, by such acquirer, Such unpaid
Assessments shall be deemed to be an Assessment divided equally among, payable by and
assessed against all Lots, including the Lot as to which the fottxlosure (or conveyance in lieu of
foreclosure) took place.
.ARTICLE VI.
ARCHITECTURAL CONTROL
Sec hitec trol. The Declaration sets forth provisions relating to
architecturn , , tandards, required approvals, and other matters that are binding upon all
Owners. F.a shall comply with all provisions of the Declaration, including those
relating to arctu control. For purposes of this Declaration, the term "ACS" shall mean the
architectural control b created and existing under the Declaration.
~j (~ ARTICLE V1I.
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action 1. M .Each Member of the Association and each tenant, agent
and invitee of such Mem ave a permanent end perpetual easement for ingress and
egress for pedestrian and vehtc cover and across the walkways, driveways and roads
from time to time laid out on Common Areas, for use in common with all such Members,
then tenants, agents and invitees. ttioa of the Common Areas not used, from time to time,
for walkways and/or driveways o es shall be for the conunon use and enjoyment of the
Members of the Association and eac bar shall have a permanent and perpetual easement
for pedestrian traffic across all such rti s of such trace and for the use of same in such
manner as may be regulated by the A n. The foregoing casements are subject to the
following: r
{a) The right and duty of
for the purpose of maintaining the C
this Declaration and with any restrict
to levy assessments against each Lot
in compliance with the provisions of
of the Property.
{b) The right of the Associatioti'
dtuing which any assessment against his I
exceed sixty (60) days for any infraction of
regulations.
the voting rights for any period
unpaid; and for a puled not to
p¢opted and published rules and
(c) The right of the Association to adopt enforce rules and regulations
governing the use of the Common Areas. (~ V
The right of an Owner to the use and enjoyment of the C Areas shall extend to the
residents and than guests, subject to regulations front time to ti d by the Association in
its lawfully adopted and published rules and regulations. J~
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$e5tion 2. Easements Anourtenan~. The easements provided in Section 1 shall be
appurtenant to and shall pass with the title to each Lot.
Section 3. Utility Easements. Public utilities may be installed underground in the
Common Areas when necessary for the service of the Property or additional lands for which
Developer holds an option to purchase, but all use of utility easements shall be in acwrdance
with the applicable provisions of this Declaration.
P E gents. Firefighters, police, health, sanitation and other public
service and vehicles shall have a permanent and perpetual easement for ingress and
egress o ran ss the Common Areas.
Sec menu for Eneroachare t. There shall be reciprocal appurtenant
easements o hment as between each Lot and the Common Area adjacent thereto or as
between adja due to the urrimentional placement or settling err shifting of the
improvements c true eddiy the Developer (in accordance with the terms of this Declaration) to
a distance of not an one (1) foot, as measured from any point on the conunon boundary
between each Lot jacent portion of the Common Area ar as between said adjacent
Lots, as the case may a ong a tine perpendicular to such boundary at such point.
fir 'on 6 Right l~t or Relocate Easement. The Developer (during any period in
which the Developer has ership interest in the Property) and the Association shall each
have the right to gt~artt su 'tional drainage, water and sewer, electric, telephone, gas,
sprinkler, irrigation, cable tale ' r other easements, and to relocate any existing easement in
any portion of the Property, i uding the lots, and to access easements and to relocate any
existing access easements in any of the Property as the Developer or the Association
shall deem necessary or desirable, a proper operation and maintenance of the Property, or
any portion thereof, or for the gene al th or welfare of the Owners or for the propose of
carrying out any provisions of this Dcc t ;provided that such easements or the relocation of
existing easements will not prevent nably interfere with the use of the Lots far
dwelling purposes. There shall be rccipro urtenant easements of encroachment a9 between
each Lot and the Common Area adjace or as between adjacent Lots due W the
unintentional placement or settling or shiftin o tt~rovements installed by utility companies
or governmental entities or the Developer, t ancc of not more than three (3) feet, as
measured from any point on the common beun each Lot and the adjacent portion of
the Common Area or as between said adjace s the case may he, along a line
perpendicular to such boundary at such point 0
Section 7. Association Easement. For the pu of performing iu obligations
under the provisions of this Declaration, the Associati gh its duly authorized agents,
employees or independent contractors, shall have the nigh after reasonable notice to the Owner,
to enter upon any Lot at reasonable hours oCany day. In the c fan emergency, such right of
entry shall exist without notice on any day. Each Owner h ants to the Association, its
duly authorized agents, employees or independent contractors c asements fot ingress and
egress, across the Lots as may be reasonably necessary to ~d perform the exterior
maintenance aforementioned. /~
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Section 8. Easement for Access and Drainaee. The Association shall have a perpetual
non-exclusive easement for access to operate, maintain or repair the system. By this easement,
the Association shall have the right to enter upon any portion of any lot which is a part of the
surface water or Stormwater Management System, at a reasonable time and in a reasonable
manner, to operate, maintain or repair the surface water or StotTnwater Management System as
required by the District permit. Additioraaily, the Association shall have a perpotual
non-exclusive easement for drainage over the entire surface water or Stormwater Management
System. N son shall alter the drainage flow of the surface water or Stormwater Management
System, inc g buffer areas or swales, without the prior written approval of the District In
additio lotion shell also have ate right to enter upon any portion of any L,ort which is a
part of e c water or Stormwater Management System, at a reasonable time and in a
reasonable r, ~ operate, maintain or repair the surface water or Stormwater Managemern
System as by the City of Winter Springs. No person shall alter the drainage flow of the
surface water water Management System, including buffer azeas or swales, without the
prior written ap of the Ciry of Winter Springs,
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~i~ ~RTIC~.E VIII.
GENERAL RESTR[CTiVE COVENANTS
' n t. A lie ' ' The provisions of this Article shall be applicable to all Lots
situated within the Props
Section 2. Land Use, shall be used except for residential purposes. Temporary
uses for model homes, perking ts, construction trailer, construction storage areas and/or salts
offices shall be permitted for the Dlep~i~ier.
5eetion 3. Bujjdine Location. ']dings shall be located in conformance with the
requirements of the City of Winter Sp t d any specific zoning approvals thereunder, or as
originally constructed on a Lot by Dev its successor or assignee. Whenever a variance
or special exception as to building Ioc ' n other item has been granted by the authority
designated to do so by the municipality, ce or special exception is hereby adopted as
an amendment to this Section and any future ~ specie] exemption as to building location
or other item shall constitute an amendment o hon.
fiction 4. Landscanin¢ of Easements. 11~d 'b5l to the easements resen~ed herein,
easements for drainage, installation and maintennn 'lilies and for ingress and egress are
shown on the recorded plat(s) of the Property. Wi easements no structure, planting or
other material may be placed or permitted to remain i etfere with vehicular traffic or
prevent maintenance of utilities. Public utility tom ervicing the Property and the
Association, and their successors and assigns, shall have a tual easement for the installation
and maintenance of water lines, sprinkler lines, sanitary sew rm drains, gas lines, electric
and telephone lines, cables and conduits, including tele~~ision conduits and such other
installations as may be required or necessary to provide maim and utility services to the
Lots and/or the Common Areas under and through the utility a as shown on the plat(s).
Any damage caused to pavement, driveways, drainage structur 1ks, other structures, or
landscaping in the installation and maintenance of such utilities y;~romptly restored and
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repaired by the utility whose installation or maintenance caused the damage. All utilities within
the subdivisions, whether in streets, rights-of--way or utility easements, shall be installed and
maintained underground, provided, however, that water and sewer treatment facilities and
control panels for utilities may be installed and maintained above ground.
Section 5. Nuisances. No noxious or illegal activity shall be carried on upon any Lat, nor
shall anything be done theroon which may be or may become an annoyance or nuisance to the
neighborh or any other Lot Owner. In the event of any gtustion a9 to what may be or
become a n ' ce, such question shall be submitted in writing to the Board for a decision in
writing, ision shall be final. In addition, no weeds, underbnuh or other unsightly
growths ermitted to grow or remain upon any Lot. No refuse pile or unsightly objects
shall be al o placed or suffered to remain on any Lot; and in the event that an Owner
shall fail or keep his Lot free of weeds, underbrush or refuse piles ar other unsightly
growths or o en the Association may enter upon said premises and remove the same at
the expense ofvncr, and-such entry shall not be deemed a trespass. All garbage or trash
containers must be pla areas so that they shall not be visible from adjoining Lots or from
the street. Provide ver, any portion of the Property not yet developed by Developer, shall
be maintained in a condition but shall not be expected to be maintained in a manicured
condition.
Secii n e No structure of a temporary character, or nailer, tent,
mobile home or r+ecreati icle shall be permitted on any Lot either lemporari]y or
permanently, except that th r may park a trailer on the Property during periods of
construction.
Section 7. Siens. One si t more than one square foot may be used to indicate the
name of the resident and/or house r. No sign of any kind shall be displayed to the public
view on the Property, without the prior t of the ACB; provided that the Developer, so long
as it has not sold all of its Lots in th y, shall retain the right to disapprove any signs
displayed to the public view. Notwit the foregoing, this Section shall not apply to the
Developer for as long as it holds title to n of the Property.
Section g. O_ li and Mj~y O`osratiot39, of~drilling, oil development operations, oil
refining, quarrying or mining operations of shall be permitted upon or in the Property
nor shall oil wells, tanks, tunnels, mineral ex v~r shafts be permitted upon or in the
Property. No derrick or other structure designed r ^ t boring for oil or natural gas shall be
erected, maintained or permitted upon any portion o d subject to these restrictions.
Section 9. Animals and Pets. No reptiles, atti ck, or poultry of any kind may
be raised, broil, kept or permitted on any Lot, with the of dogs, cols, or other usual and
common household pets not to exceed nvo {2) in number, gardless of the type. The keeping of
e dog or other domestic pet is not a right of an Owner, a conditional license. This
conditional license is subject to utmination at any time by th of Directors upon a finding
that a dog or other pet is vicious, is anno}ing to other reside has in any way become a
nuisance. The owner of a pet assumes liability for all damage ~ O or property caused by
the pet or rcsuldng R+om its prssence at the Property.
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This license is subject to the following conditions:
(a) Pets shall be kept on a leash at all times when outside a building and not
enclosed within a fenced•in area.
(b} Pets are permitted to have excrements upon the Common Areas provided
that the owner shall immediately remove such excrement from the Common Areas with a
"Poorer Scooper" or other appropriate tool and deposit said waste in an approved trash
The owner of a pct shall be responsible, and by virtue of ownership,
>sibility for any damage to persons or property Caused by his pet(s),
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Any pet whose owner violates the provisions and intent of these rules shall
be dee uisanee and subject to removal in accordance with the provisions of this
i n 0. t Intersections. No obstruction to visibility at street intersections
shall be pemtitted.
S~.ption 1 t. Park' a commercial vehicles, campers, mobile homes, rootorhomes,
boats, house trailers, rs, or trailers of every other description shall be permitted to be
parked or to be stored at con any Lot, except only during the periods of approved
construction on said Lot, as at they may be stared within garages. All automobiles,
SUVs, trucks, and all other 'c shall be parked in garages and along streets that are
designated for parking. Parking to a~sys is sttietly prohibited, Small pick-up trucks or vans of
the type commonly used as priv settger vehicles may be parked or stored in approved
parking areas, so long as no cotnm ral equipment or lettering or graphics is exposed to view.
The tarn "cotnmerciel vehicle" shall i all automobiles, trucks and vehicular equipment,
including station wagoas, which bear shall have printed on same some reference m any
commercial undertaking or enterprise. hibition of parking shall not apply to temporary
parking of trucks and commercial vehicl s for pick-up, delivery, and other commercial
services.
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No vehicle which is unlicensed or ino be kept or stored on the Property,
unless kept ft~lly enclosed inside s garage. Nor o any type of motor vehicle, boat or
trailer shall be conducted on any Lot other than repairs, cleaning or waxing which is
completed in Less than 24 hours. Q
S~tion 12. Fences. No fence, wall or other ~ 1 be erected in the front yard,
back yard, or side yard except as approved by the ACB o tolled by the Developer,
Section l3. Hedges. No hedge shall be erectal in thq~ yard except as approved by
the ACB or as installed by the Developer. ~~'"'
Section 14. Garba¢e and Trash Disposal, No garbage, or rubbish shall be
kept or permitted upon any Lot or Common Ana except in c iners concealed from
view from the street or another Lot, provided however, that the r qu adopted from time
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to time by the City of Winter Springs for disposal or collection shall be complied with at all
times. Al] equipment for the storage or disposal of such material shall be kept in a clean and
sanitary condition All garbage placed out for collection must be in sealed garbage bags, covered
plastic garbage cans, or such other containers supplied or approved by the garbage collecting
authority. Trash, recyclables, and/or vegetation shall not be placed curbside earlier than 6:00 P.
M. the evening before collection. Emptied receptacles or uncollected refuse shall he promptly
removed from curbside by Owner.
Dr}ing areas will not he permitted on any lot or anywhere nn
Slie.
Se ontainers. No gas tank, gas container, or gas cylinder (except those
placed by 6}opa or approved by the ACB in connection with the installation of
swimming or permanent barbecues, and except those used for portable barbecues)
shall ba permit a placed on or about the outside of any house or any ancillary building,
and all such item (ex ~ghose placed by the Developer in connection with the installation of
swimming pools ant barbecues, and axcept those used for portable barbecues)
shall be installed din every instance where gas is used. In tha alternative, gas
containers may be p above ground if enclosed on all sides by a decorative safety wall
approved by the ACB.
ect'o Except as may be installed by the Developer or
as may be pernutted by th no antennas, aerials, or lines, wires or other devices for
communication or transmissio nt shall be placed on any portion of the Property. In no
event, however, shall Lines o ices for communicatioa or the transmission of ctutent he
constructed placed, or permitted tt~~ within the Common Areas unless the same shall be
installed by the Association for th on use of all Members, and shall be protected cables,
and any of said lines or wires whi ar t located in buildings shall be constructed or placed
and maintained underground. Any 1' r ' c installations permitted by the ACB pursuant to
this Section shall be protected cable an y be installed underground.
,~tioq lg. Citv Requirement. or rapist of the Property subject to this
Declaration must conform with the applic 1 ~an as approved by the City oC Winter
Springs.
Section 19. Drainage. Unless first appr ACB and the District, no Owner
other than the Developer may obstruct, alter or in modify the method and/or atructtrres
of drainage utilized or installed by Developer or th ciation from, on or across any Lot,
Common Area or easement area; nor shall any stn r aterial be erected, placed or
tnaintaiaed which shall in any way obstruct such drain e s or facilities or impede their
efficient operation. No elevation changes shall be tied on any Lot which materially
adversely affect the drainage of or to neighboring Tots Common Area. Any such
obstruction, alteration or modification of the method and/o ures of drainage utilized or
installed by the Developer or the Association shall also be o by the City of Winter
Springs. ~=/
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5~ection 20. Draining. The Owner of any Lot which includes or is adjacent to any pond,
creek, bey head, or othu body of water shall not reduce the depth or siu of said body of water
by draining therefrom.
Section 21. Leasing. No lease shall be entered into for less (hart a twelve (12) month
period, and all leases must be in writing. Owners are required to provide to the Association the
Owner's current mailing address, together with the names of those residing on the Lot. Each
Owner shall a responsible for the acts and omissions, whether negligent or willful, of any
person resid on his Lot, and for all guests, and invitees of the Owner nr any such resident, and
in the acts or omissions of any of the foregoing shall result in any damage to the
Commo Are any liability to the Association, the Owner shall be assessed for same as in
the case then Assessment, limited where applicable to the extent that the expense or
liability is ~ the proceeds of insurance cazried by the Association. Furthermore, any
violation of ~~~F t}tc provisions of this Declaration, of the Articles, or tlx Bylaws, by any
resident of any ~~ any guest or invitee of as Owner or any resident of a Lot, shall also be
deemed a violatt by pOwner, and shall subject the Owner to the same liability as if such
violation was that caner.
With respect y tenant or any person present on any Lot or any portion of the
Property, other than an O and the members of his immediate faatily pernumently residing
with him in the Lot, ifs on shall materially violate any provision of this Declaration, the
Articles, or be a source o ce to the residents of the Property, or shall willfully damage
or destroy any Common rsonal property of the Association, then upon written notice
by the Association, such parse be required to immediately leave the Property and if such
person does not do so, the Ass 'ation is authorized to commence an action to evict such tenant
or compel the person to leave thgrty and, where necessary, to enjoin such person from
returning. The expense of any sue on, including attorneys' fees, may be assessed against the
applicable Owner, and the Assoctaton ~~~~collect such Assessment and have a lien for same as
elsewhere provided. The foregoing sha~f)Tbe~ljr addition to any other remedy of the Association.
Section 22. Watenvavs. Motori ~ t, jet ski or other motorized vessels are not
permitted in any waterway within the Pmpe , .
S~rtion 23 Screen Enclost!~s, Nos ~osures may be constructed on any Lot
except as appravcd by the ACB and after alt ne ovals and permits have been obtained
from all governmental agencies. No screen an y be constructed in any designated
building setback area on any Lot.
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Section 24. Alley Parkins. Owners, their vitees, may not park in or on
right-of--ways designated as alleys on the Piat or deli alleys by the Association or
Developer. Vehicles pazked in alleys may be towed or tic
Section 25. Air Gottd_itio ing~u Wren , Neatir at cooling of residences with
sysums of active or passive solar, wind and other forms of ens r than gas or electric shell
be subject to prior approval of rho ACB. Components of that an affixed to the
exterior of a residence shall not lx permitted unless the deli f shall have first been
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approved by the ACB. Exterior components of any cooling or heating system (or a combination
thereof) shall be substantially screened from view from the strcet fronting the residence.
Section 2ti. Qara age Doors All residences shall include operational garage doors. All
garage doors shall remain closed at all times when not in use for entry or exit from the garage.
Section 27 Window and S idi g ~1 ss Door Treatments. All windows and doors if
covered, s have proper window coverings, consisting of typical window treatments, such as
two-inch (2" hire blinds or the like. Use of towels or sheets aze not considered as proper
windo ~ and use of such shall be considered a violation of this section.
' io lidav Decorations. Holiday decorating shall be permitted on any
Lot, but mus ~T' ved within two (2) weeks following the subject holiday.
secuon txeereattonal Eo~tipment. Subject to prior approval of the ACB as to specific
location, all basketbal 6akboatds, fixed or otherwise, and any other fixed game and play
sttucttu+es shall be t the rear of the residence, or in the cage of corner Lots on the inside
portion of the Lot a setback lines. Treehouses or platforms or the like shat] not be
constructed on any p f e Lot located in front of the t~tr line of the residence consWcted
thereon. Skateboard uivalent structures shall not be permitted on any Lot.
6BTTCLE IX.
A H LOSS
The Association's Board tractors, or its duly authorized agent, shall have the
authority to and shag obtain blanket sll- ' insurance, if reasonably available, for all insurable
improvements on the Common Areas, et all-risk coverage is not reasonably available,
than at a minimum art insurance policy g fire and extended coverage shall be obtained.
Insurance, other than title Ittsurattce, 1 be carried on the Cotnmon Area and the
Association Property shall be governed by ing pto~isions:
necnon t. ,~utttonty to rurcnase• Nai - All insurartee policies upon the
Common Area and the Association Property sh seed by the Association aad shall be
placed in a single agency or company, if possible. t ed insured shall be the Association.
The Association has the attthority to use their ' n in obtaining the coverage listed
hereinafter, as some of the requirements may be r me unobtainable, or may be cost
prohibitive. ~1 ~
Section 2. Coverage. (~"
(a) Fidelity Bonds. Blanket fidelity bon be maintained for anyone
who either handles or is responsible for funds that the lion holds or administers.
Cancellation or substantial modification of the bonds m ~tgticed to the Association
members and FNMA servicers prior to change.
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(b) Hazard Insurance. All buildings and insurable improvements on the
Cotnmoa Area end the Association Property shall be insured for fire and extended
coverage perils, excluding foundation and excavation costs at their rrtaximum insurable
replacement value and all personal property owned by the Association shall be insured
for its full insurable value, all determined annually by the Board of Duectors of the
Association.
{a) Coggianv 12atn¢, The company or companies with whom the
Associations 1 place its insurance coverage must meet the following requirements: a B general
policy g or a financial performance index of 6 or better in the Best's Key Rating
Guide, o an ter rating from Demotech, Inc.
O(b) Deductible. The Association shall determine from time to time the
maximum d amount permitted with respect to hazard insurance coverage.
(c) O Endotscments. if available andlor applicable, an Inflation Guard
Endorsement, a Co~tron Code Endorsement, and a Machinery Coverage Endorsement are
required. ~
(c} Flood surance. If any part of the Association Property is in a Special
Flood Hazard is designated as A, AE, AH, AO, Al-30, A-99, V, VE OR
V1-30 on a Flood a Rate Map, the Association must maintain a master or blanket
policy of flood ins ce The amount of flood insurance should be at least equal to the
lesser of l00% of the value of the facilities or the maximum coverage available
under the appropriate N onal Flood Insurance Administration program. Unless a higher
deductible amount is requ state law, the maximtun deductible amount for policies
covering the Association P and Common Area is the lesser of $5,000 or 1 % of the
policy's face amount. _
(d} Liability Insurat~ ~ the policy does not include "severability of
interest" in its terms, a specific e o ant must be obtained to preclude the insurer's
denial of an Owner's claim bees egligent acts of the Association or of other
Owners.
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(e) Public Liability Insurgl c . saciation shall obtain public liability
and property damage insurance covering Common Area and the Association
Property and insuring the Association and tubers as tltcir interests appear in such
amounts and providing such coverage as the of Directors of the Association may
determine from dme to time. The liability i ]include, but not be limited to,
trired and non-owned automobile coverage.
(f) Workmen's Compens~on Iasi +~+n~r. a Association shall obtain
workmen's compensation insurance in order to it e requirements of law, as
necessary. h
(g) Aire d In urance. sociation shall obtain
directors and officers (iability insurance providing s e as the Board of
Directors of the Association may determine from time to time.
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(h) Other Insurance, The Board of Directors or the Association shall obtain
such other insurance as they shall determined from time to time to be desirable.
(i) SubroQation Waiver. If available, the Association shall obtain policies
which provide that the insurer waives its right to subrogation as to any claim against
Members, tJx Association and their respective servants, agents and guests.
' Premiums upon insurance policies purchased by the Associstion
shall be pal the Association. The cost of insurancx premiums and other incidental expenses
inc ssociation in administering end carrying out any of the provisions of this
Section all _ erred against and collected from Member; as part of General Assessments.
sec fc. ssocta war to Compromise Cla;m~. 7'he Board of Directors of the
Association t irrevocably appointed agent for each Member and far each holder of a
mortgage or o ,for the purpose of compromising and settling all claims arising under
insurance polio p~h~ed by the Association, and to execute and deliver releases upon
payment of claims. ~j~
~1- ARTICLE X.
DEVELOPER'S RIQH'~
Se n otwitltstanding any provision herein to the contrary, until the
Developer has completed, s nveyed al] of the Lots w[thin the Property, neither the
Owners, nor the Association r 'r use of the Common Areas shall interfere with the
completion of the contemplated im enu and the sale of Lots and any other sates activity of
the Developer, whether related td~roperty or other developments of the Developer. The
Developers (or its duly authorized nts or assigns) may make such use of the unsold Lots and
the Common Areas as may facilitates mpletion and sale including, but not limited to, the
maintenance of sales offices, construe ' ' err, storage art:as, model homes, and/or parking
lots for the showing of the property, isplay of signs, billboards, flags, placards and
visual promotional materials. The Deve I have the right to use unimproved Lots for
temporary parking for prospective port ch other parties as Developer detemtines.
Each Lot and the Common Area is hereby ~ an easement for the purposes set forth
heroin.
Section 2. Replatting. It may be necessa a Developer to replat a portion of the
Property, The Developer shall have the right to ro Id portions of the Property without
requiring the joinder or consent of any Owner or mort ~ 1 'ng a mortgage on any Lot.
S 'o t' ' d C eti a e is an 'ts. In the e~Knt a utility
company or govemmrntal authority requires a deposit to be a by the Developer, and such
deposit shall be refunded at some time in the future, then the 'R'~p`t' (and not the Association)
shall be rntitled to receipt of the refunded funds. In additto old construction payments
made by the Developea be refunded by a utility company or go al authority at some time
in the future, then the Developer (and not We Association) s titled to receipt of the
refunded funds or the Association shall reimburse the Develop payments prior to the
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time that Owners other than the Developer elect a majority of the members of the Board of
Directors of the Association.
Section 4. Developer's Right to Corltrnon Areas. Developer shall have the right from
time to time to enter upon the Common Areas during periods of construction upon adjacent
Property and for the purpose of construction of any facilities on the Common Areas that
Developer elects to build. Developer may grant easements to Lot Owncre adjacent to Common
Areas for o angs, protrusions and encroachments of any portion of the improvements to a Lot
which are tructed by Developer, The Developer shall have the right to dedicate the
Comm o portion thereof to any governmental authority or utility company, or to grant
an ease nt a Gomrnon Areas in favor of any governmental authority or utility company,
without r th~ioinder or wnsent of any other Owner or mortgagee holding a mortgage on
any Lot.
ec ' n D vet er .The Developer shall have the right to assign
to any other pcrs n or t#ty any or all of the Developer's rights reserved in this Declaration, in
whole or in part, t to all or any portion of the Property. In the event of an assignment,
the assigner shall n lc for any action of a prior developer. Acquisition, development or
construction lenders 'ring title to the Property or any portion thereof by foreclosure or deed
in lieu of foreclosures ve the right, but not the obligation, to assume the Developer's
rights. Such acquisition, pment or construction lender shall have the right •to assign the
Developer's rights to a sub purchaser, regardless of whether or not the Developer's rights
were assumed by the lender. r..,
Section 6. Develop v f Board Action. In the event the Developer no longer
controls the Board of Directors ntinues to own a portion of the Property, then the
Developer shall have the right to ty action taken by the Board if She Develops determines
that such action materially and adver ~ affects the Developers interest in the community.
Action of the Board shall be eubmitte Developer within ten (10) days of adoption of such
action In the event a written veto is n d by the Developer to the Board within ten (10)
days of actual receipt of the action, then n shall be deemed approved.
The following provisions are for the bene~' olders, insurers, ar guarantors of first
mortgages on Lots in the Property. (~0
Section l,~jotices of Action An Institutional f~o al insurer, or guarantor of a first
mortgage, who provides written request to the Associa (such request to state the name and
address of such holder, insurer, or guarantor and the Loy~tber), therefore becoming an
"Eligible Holder"), will be entitled to timely written notice o ~J
(a} any condemnation loss or any casuelt which affects a material
portion of the Property or which affects any Lot on w ' is a first mortgage held,
insured, or guaranteed by such eligible holder; ~{~~
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(b} any delinquency in the payment of assessments or charges owed by an
Owner of a Lot subject to the mortgage of such eligible holder, insurer, ar guarantor,
where such delinquency has continued for a period of sixty (60) days; provided, however,
notwithstanding this provision, any holder of a first Mortgage, upon request, is entitled to
written notice from the Association of any default in the performance by an Owner of a
Lot of any obligation under the Declaration or Bylaws of the Association which is not
cured within sixty (60) days;
any lapse, cancellation, or material modification of any insurance policy or
maintained by the Association; or
any proposed action which would require the consent of a specified
liRible holders.
Sect' n iori No provision of this Dcelaration or the bylaws gives or shall be
construed as give an (~i mar or other parry priority over any rights of the first mortgagee of
any Lot in the case 'bution to such Owner of insurance procads or condemnation awards
for losses to or a tak a Common Area
ce to c' Upon request, each Owner shall be obligated to famish
to the Association the d address of the holder of any mortgage encumbering such
Owner's Lot.
ion 4. i O~4rticle Nothing contained in this Article shall be
construed to reduce the percen a vote that must otherwise be obtained antler the Declaration,
Bylaws, or Florida law for any of t}>e\BMty set out in this Article.
~yction ~, Failure of Mort¢;~ee to Resound. Any Mortgagee who receives a written
request from the Board to respond to ant to any action shall be deemed to have approved
such action if the Association does n e a written response from the Mortgagee within
thirty (30) days of the date of the Asso s request, provided the notice was delivered by
certified or registered mail, with a "return requested.
Section 1. Duration. The covenants and restld' o
bind the land, and shall inure to the benefit of ~
Association, the City of Winter Springs to the extent iu t
any Lot subject to this Declaration, and their assigns, for
this Declaration is recorded, after which time said covenants
successive periods of ten (10) years each unless an instruq
two-thirds of the Lots and an instrument signed by the the
moRgaged Lots have been recorded, agreeing to change
restrictions in whole or in part.
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this Declaration shall rvn with and
tforceable by the Developer, the
s~s appear herein, or the Owner of
n of thirty (30) years from the date
be automatically extended for
nt 'gned by the then Owners of
~ ogees of two-thirds of the
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Section 2. Notice. Any notice required to be sent to any Owner under the provisions of
this Declaration shall be deemed to have bxn properly settt when personally delivered or mailed
(postpaid), transmitted by way of teleeopy, or sent by overnight courier, to the last known
address of the person who appears as Member or Owner on the records of the Association at the
time of such mailing.
Section 3. Enforcement. Enforcement of these covenants and restrictions shall be by any
proceeding aw or in equity against any person or persons violating or attempting to violate
any coven estriction either to restrain violation or to recover damages, and against the land
to enfo y created by these covenants and failure by the Developer, the Association or
any Own r t rce any covenant or restriction herein contained shall in no event be deemed a
waiver of a ~„to do so thereafter. These covenants may also be enforced by the
Archite Oard. The District shall have the right to enforce, by a proceeding at law
or in equity, visions contained in this Declaration which relate to the maintenance,
operation and of the surface water or Stormwater Management System. The City of
Winter Springs s 1 tfatave the right to enforce, by a proceeding at law or in equity, the
provisions contain Declaration which relate to the maintenance, operation and repair of
the surface water or ater Management System and the provisions in which the City of
Winter Springs' int ear herein. The Association is hereby empowered to adopt
reasonable rules and re for the imposition of fines to be levied against any Owner for
failtue to comply with th s of this Declaration or rules and regulations of the Association.
Any rule of regulation subs y Owner to fines shell include provisions for notice, hearing,
appeal and fines. Fines steal a an assessment due to the Association and upon failure to
pay such fine within the pe ' scribed by the Association shall become a charge and
conrinuing lien upon the Owrte s Lot
Section 4. Severability. In~' anon of any one of these covenants or restrictions by
judgment or court order shall in no w•'ect any other provisions which shall remain in full
force end effect. (( ~
Section 5. Amendment. For so 1 0 e Developer has the right to appoint the entire
Board of Directors of the Association, the er may unilaterally amend this Declaration.
At such time as the Developer no longer has point the entire Board of Directors of the
Association this Declaration may be amended the atlFirmadve vote or written consent, or
any combination thereof, of Members rcpt a o-thirds of the total votes of the
Association. Every amendment trust have the der and consent of the Developer for
so long as the Developer owns any portion of the However, the percentage of votes
necessary to amend a specific clause shall not 1 than the prescribed percentage of
affirmative votes required for action to be taken un ae. Any amendment must be
recorded in the Public Records of Seminole County, A`o atnendtnent shall make any
changes which would in any way affect any of the righ ,privileges, powers or options heroin
provided in favor of, of reserved to, Developer, unless Dcv joins in the execution of the
amendment. Any amendments to this Declaration which y provision relating to the
surface water or Stormwater Management System, beyond mai e ce in its original condition,
including the water management portions of the Commons A t have the prior approval
of the District and the City of Winter Springs. Any amendme Declaration which alter
the age restrictions with respect to persons under eighteen (18) a ~ge must have the prior
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approval of the Winter Springs Board of City Cottunissioners and the Developer for so long as
the Developer owns any Lot(s) within thaProperty.
Section 6. Litig 'on. No judicial or administrative proceeding shall be commenced or
prosecuted by the Association unless approved by a vote of seventy-five (75%) percent of the
Owners. This Section shall not apply, however, to (a) actions brought by the Association to
enforce the provisions of this Declaration (including, without limitation, the foreclosure of liens},
(b) the imp 'lion and collection of assessments, (c) proceedings involving challenges to ad
valorem tax (d) actions brought by the Association to enforce contracts to which the
Associ y, or (e) counterclaims brought by the Association in proceedings instituted
against i lion shall not be amended unless such amendment is made by the Developer
or is appr tie percentage votes, and pursuant to the same procedures, necessary to
institute pro ~ provided about.
ec n 1~ctive Date. 'this Declaration shall become effective upon its recordation
in the Seminole untx.Palflic Records.
Section g. do w• Confii Notwithstanding any covenant, condition,
easement or restricti tablished herein to the contrary, the Developer, Association, and all
Owners shall comply wi ll applicable laws, statutes, ordinances, regulations and codes
affecting the Property i all Lots and Common Areas, and the Developer, Association,
and Owners shall not hav t to violate any applicable law, statute, ordinance, regulation
or Codc. In the event of an 'cts existing between this Declaration and any local, stale, or
federal law, the more restrictiv icting provision shall take prec~enee; provided, however,
in the event the local, state an r federal law is preemptory in nature, the local, state, and/or
federal law shall prevail and be
EXECUTED the date first a ve v~"tun.
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LEVITY AND SONS OR SEMINOLE
COUlV7'Y, LLC, a Florida limited liability
company .
By: ~s
Printed Name: "i~N+e. ~Jr.,..rw , P~
[Corporate Seal]
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STATE OF l*LORI )
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COUNTY OF SEMIIV E )
The foregoin ins was acltnowlodged before me, this ~_ day of ~~,
2005, b}' n.: ~ ~• .r~'l.wua ~,,.l~~rtof Levitt and Sons of Seminole
County, LLC, a Florida limit company. He or she is personally known to me.
Ntlp, +~
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P ' t Name: y.+~e. .aS.+.a
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Signed, sealed and delivered
in the presence of:
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EXHBIT "A"
A porn of Block "B" of D.R. MITCHELL'S SURVEY OF THE LEVY GRANT ON
LAKE UP, according to the plat thereof as recorded in Plat Book !,Page 5 of the
P s of Seminole County, Florida, being more patticulazly describes as
c n ,....
COM al[the most Easterly corner of that part of Block "B" of D.R
MITC VEY OF THE LEVY GRANT ON LAKE JESSUP, according to the
plat thereo corded in Plat Book 1, Page 5 of the Public Records of Seminole
Courtry, Honda; tvn North 38°45'00" West, far a distance of 586.00 feat; thence
run South 51 ° est, for a distance of 35.09 feet to a point on the South fight of
way line of Sta No. 434 and the POINT OF BEGINNING; thence contiaue South
S 1 ° 15'00" West. a d' ce of 614.37 feet to a point on the Northerly right of way line
of a 30' right of wa ing to said plat of D.R. MITCHELL'S SURVEY OF THE
LEVY GRANT ON JESSUP; thence cwt North 22°08'19" West along said
Northerly right of wa r a distance of 1043.55 feet; thence run North 51 ° 15'00
East, for a distance of 3 to a poiat on said South right of way line of State Road
No. 434; thence run Sout '06" East along said South right of way line, for a
distance of 686.53 feet thence r~gSouth 35°17'45" East continuing along said South
right of way line of State Ro~i 434, for a distance of 314.05 feet to the POINT OF
BEGINNING.
Contains 11.029 acres, more or le~
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