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6.1. B. - Page 105 <br />10.19. City Provisions: <br />A. Compliance with Maintenance Standards of the City. The Association <br />shall be responsible for continuing permanent maintenance, repair and/or reconstruction of the <br />following facilities in accordance with the conditions of approval of the tentative map: <br />(1) The private streets and all other elements of the vehicular <br />circulation system within the Project, including, but not limited to, pavement, pavement <br />markings, traffic and street signs and pathways, walkways and related accessory features: <br />All private streets, such vehicular circulation system, and all of the foregoing elements thereof, shall <br />remain irrevocably as "private streets" and not be offered for dedication or dedicated to public use, <br />provided, however, that the City is hereby granted an irrevocable right of access over the vehicular <br />circulation system within the Project. <br />(2) All street lights, lighting and accessories within the Common <br />Area orwithin public service easements, including, but not Limited to, those within the private <br />street areas in the Project: No change in the lighting system, including but not limited to electrolier <br />height, types of poles and luminaries and lighting level (light intensity distribution), shall be made <br />without the prior written approval of the City. <br />(3) The Maintenance Area described in the Landscape Maintenance <br />Agreement, including the parking spaces for use by the public. <br />B. Common Area Use Violation. The Association shall maintain and operate <br />the Common Area of the Project in accordance with all applicable municipal, state, and federal laws, <br />statutes and ordinances, as the case may be. The Association shall also, as a separate and distinct <br />responsibility, insure that third parties (including owners and their guests) utilize the Common Area <br />in accordance with the aforementioned regulations. The Association shall, when it becomes aware <br />of any violation of the aforementioned regulations, expeditiously correct such violations. <br />C. Public Service Easements. The public service easements dedicated to the <br />City and described on the Map shall exist and shall not be obstructed by the Association, . by any <br />Owner or by any other person or entity acting on their behalf. <br />D. Emergency Access Easement. The emergency access easement <br />( "E.V.A. E") conferring access over the Project to the City, other authorized governmental agencies, <br />utilities, employees, agents or representatives, and purveyors of other public services, and their <br />officers shall exist and shall not be obstructed by the Association, by any Owner or by any person or <br />entity acting on their behalf. <br />E. Enforcement by the City. Notwithstanding any other provisions regarding <br />maintenance responsibilities, the City is hereby granted the right, but in no event the duty to enforce <br />the maintenance obligations of the Owners and the Association for the Common Area and the <br />Maintenance Area described in the Landscape Maintenance Agreement, so that maintenance shall <br />be performed in a manner which complies with all applicable municipal, state and federal <br />ordinances, statutes, standards and regulations and which does not create or perpetuate nuisances, <br />health or safety hazards. In the event of a breach of the maintenance provision contained in this <br />Section, the City shall give written notice of such breach and the Association shall remedy such <br />breach within thirty (30) days of receipt of such written notice by the city. The Association <br />recognizes that it has the primary responsibility for enforcement of its maintenance responsibilities <br />that are contained in this Declaration and unequivocally guarantees to institute and expeditiously <br />61 <br />03/06/12 <br />T:IWPWIN60TR0JECW333 MAIN STREETIDEC - DRAFTING FORM [7][03 06 12].doc <br />