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39 <br />6557.03/12309 <br />shall be a monetary penalty enforceable according to the provisions of the Bylaws and this Declaration <br />and shall be payable to the Association by such Owner. <br /> <br />Section 5.3 Maintenance of Exclusive Use Common Areas. In addition to other provision <br />of the Declaration concerning maintenance of Exclusive Use Common Area by a Unit Owner or the <br />Association, the particular portions of the Exclusive Use Common Area described below shall be <br />maintained as described in this section. <br /> <br />(a) Patio Areas. Each Owner shall maintain the floor area of any patio area <br />appurtenant to that Owner’s Unit, including, without limitation, built-up or raised decking or tile, and any <br />waterproofing treatment to the surface of such flooring. The Association shall maintain and repair the <br />structural components of the Common Area below the surface of the patio flooring associated with the <br />patio areas. Each Owner shall keep the patio areas appurtenant to that Owner’s Unit in good condition <br />and shall keep all such areas clean and neat at all times. Each Owner shall keep any drain(s) located on <br />any patio area appurtenant to that Owner’s Unit clear, free of obstruction and in good working condition, <br />and shall promptly report any problems with functioning of the drain to the Association. The Association <br />shall maintain the exterior walls of the Building associated with the patio area. Each Owner shall <br />maintain any landscaping located in any Exclusive Use Common Area patio area appurtenant to that <br />Owner’s Unit. <br />Section 5.4 Maintenance of Garages. If an Owner’s Unit has a garage appurtenant to the <br />Unit, then such Owner shall maintain the garage door and all hardware and any related mechanical or <br />electrical equipment associated with the garage door, and the interior surfaces of the garage door. Each <br />Owner shall also be responsible to maintain and keep clean the surface of the flooring in that Owner’s <br />garage. The Association shall maintain the exterior surfaces of the garage doors and garages appurtenant <br />to Units, as well as maintaining the designated parking areas in the Common Area. <br /> <br /> <br />Section 5.5 Maintenance of Landscaping. <br /> <br />(a) The Association shall maintain all of the landscaping within the Common Area <br />and Development (other than landscaping located in Exclusive Use Common Area appurtenant to an <br />Owner’s Unit, which shall be the responsibility of such Unit Owner), as originally installed in general <br />accordance with the landscaping plans reviewed and approved by the City unless climatic conditions <br />make such maintenance impracticable or unless each the City and the Board consents to a change in the <br />plan for the landscaping. Such landscaping maintenance responsibilities of the Association may include, <br />without limitation, all landscaping within the Common Area and Development, landscaping contained in <br />any park, dock or marina areas or other areas open to the general public, and landscaping adjacent to <br />roadways, sidewalks or walkways serving the Development. <br />(b) During construction of the Development, Declarant may use water from an <br />Association water meter to serve Annexation Property which is not then annexed into the Development <br />and maintained by the Association. So long as such Annexation Property is so served by water connected <br />to the Association’s water meter(s), the Association shall have the right to recover from Declarant the <br />amount by which the Association’s costs for water service are increased by Declarant’s use of water from <br />the Association meter(s) as described herein the section. <br />(c) The Association shall own and maintain a recycled water irrigation system <br />serving landscaping within the Common Area and Development, if any (other than landscaping located in <br />Exclusive Use Common Area appurtenant to an Owner’s Unit, which shall be the responsibility of such <br />7.1.K. - Page 43