Post by leokeeler on Nov 25, 2015 16:16:17 GMT -7
NOTE: Changes in the Declaration language are denoted with BOLD italics (new language) and strikethrough (removed language.)
Governing Documents Committee (GovDocCmte) notes: Delete “3.11 Development” since the term is redundant to the “community” definition and ‘development’ is used in two ways throughout the Covenants. Replace “development” in the following areas with “community” and re-number definitions section accordingly.
Section 6.06 is included since it is currently affected by this change; however this 6.06 language would be superseded if the overall revisions proposed for Section 6 are approved.
Lawyer input: changing “development” to “community” is OK since “community” is already defined and its use here is in line with that definition.
Add a definition for “site preparation” to define its use in proposed changes to Section 6.01, since staking out a building is part of the common definition of site prep, however the GLA does not want landowners to take that step before an application has been submitted and given preliminary approval.
3.11.Development. The Community of Glastonbury.
3.24. Site Preparation. The first phase of construction-related activity for a structure and may include excavation, blasting or rough grading. This definition does not include staking a building site.
6.06. Fallout Shelters. It is was the policy of thisdevelopment community to recommend but not require the construction, installation or availability of a fallout shelter underneath, behind, in the basement of or within reasonable proximity to every dwelling or habitation placed upon any parcel.
7.03. Recreational Use of Platted Road Easements. The platted road easements described in Section 8 and shown on the Certificates of Survey of the Community, outside of improved roadway surfaces for motorized traffic and ditches, may be used by Landowners and their families and guests for recreational travel by foot and horseback throughout thedevelopment community. Any scenic turnouts or picnic areas placed on the easements by the Association are for the recreational use of all Landowners.
9.06 Review Process f. A disapproval based upon failure to meet the minimum standards of thedevelopment community, inconsistency with the founding principles of the Community or with this Declaration.
Governing Documents Committee (GovDocCmte) notes: Delete “3.11 Development” since the term is redundant to the “community” definition and ‘development’ is used in two ways throughout the Covenants. Replace “development” in the following areas with “community” and re-number definitions section accordingly.
Section 6.06 is included since it is currently affected by this change; however this 6.06 language would be superseded if the overall revisions proposed for Section 6 are approved.
Lawyer input: changing “development” to “community” is OK since “community” is already defined and its use here is in line with that definition.
Add a definition for “site preparation” to define its use in proposed changes to Section 6.01, since staking out a building is part of the common definition of site prep, however the GLA does not want landowners to take that step before an application has been submitted and given preliminary approval.
3.11.
3.24. Site Preparation. The first phase of construction-related activity for a structure and may include excavation, blasting or rough grading. This definition does not include staking a building site.
6.06. Fallout Shelters. It is was the policy of this
7.03. Recreational Use of Platted Road Easements. The platted road easements described in Section 8 and shown on the Certificates of Survey of the Community, outside of improved roadway surfaces for motorized traffic and ditches, may be used by Landowners and their families and guests for recreational travel by foot and horseback throughout the
9.06 Review Process f. A disapproval based upon failure to meet the minimum standards of the