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which l~en may be enforced as hereinafter provided in Article III, '
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Paragraph 2.
II. General Protective Covenants and Restrictions.
In order to conserve the natural beauty of the Property,
to insure its hest use and most appropriate development, and to
prevent the erection of poorly designed or constructed improvements,
the entire area of the Property shall be subject to the following
protective covenants and restrictions hereinafter re~erred to as
the General Covenants: '
l. No building, structure, alteration, addition
or improve~rent of any character (including but not limited to
exterior painting and roofing), other than interior alterations
not affecting the external appearance of a building or structure,
shall be permitted upon any portion of the Property unless and until
a plan of such structure, alteration, addition~or improvement shall
have been approved-by the Architectural Board of Review (hereinafter
referred to as the "ABR") as to the quality of worlaaanship and
materials, co~or, harmony of external design with surrounding
structures, location with respect to topography and finished grade
elevation, its effect on the outlook from surroundinq property and
j all othex factors which will in the opinion of the ABR affect the
quality of the planning and design of the Property and the improve-
ments thereon. No construction shall be commencer~ and no Iand shall
be graded except in accord with such approved plan or a modification
thereof similarly approved.
2. The ABR shall consist of f ive persons one of whom
shall be an architect reqistered to practice as such in any state
and shall ~onsist initially of:
1. Richard Stebbins
2. H. D. Wood
3. Robert Johnstone _
4. Paul~ Valliere
5. J. L. Rrchnak
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