DEVELOPMENT AND CONSTRUCTION STANDARDS Sample Clauses

DEVELOPMENT AND CONSTRUCTION STANDARDS. A. ARCHITECTURAL COMMITTEE 1. THE VINTAGE AT VERDIGRIS ARCHITECTURAL COMMITTEE (V.V.A.C.) IS HEREBY FORMED. XXXXXXX XXXXXXX, XXXXXXX XXXXXXX, AND ONE OR TWO OTHER MEMBERS AS APPOINTED BY THE OWNER AND DEVELOPER WILL INITIALLY BE THE DESIGNATED ARCHITECTURAL COMMITTEE. THE COMMITTEE IS FORMED TO REVIEW AND CONSIDER FOR APPROVAL PLANS FOR ANY STRUCTURE PRIOR TO IT BEING BUILT IN VINTAGE AT VERDIGRIS III. THE COMMITTEE SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR INTERPRETING THE PROVISIONS OF SECTIONS I, II AND IV, AND FOR ALL OTHER DEVELOPMENT AND CONSTRUCTION STANDARDS. AT A POINT MUTUALLY AGREEABLE TO THE OWNER AND DEVELOPER AND THE VINTAGE AT VERDIGRIS HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION, THE RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE COMMITTEE MAY BE ASSIGNED TO THE ASSOCIATION. THE ASSOCIATION SHALL ESTABLISH A DULY AUTHORIZED COMMITTEE FROM THE MEMBERSHIP.
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DEVELOPMENT AND CONSTRUCTION STANDARDS. Architectural Committee: An Architectural Committee is hereby formed and shall approve all plans for any structure to be built on any lot and shall also be responsible for interpreting the development and construction standards contained in the subsection. The Architectural committee shall consist of not less than one (1), nor more than three (3) members to be appointed by developer until residences have been constructed on all lots in the subdivision; and thereafter, the members of the architectural committee shall be appointed by the Association, provided, however, that the developer may at any time, in its sole discretion, assign and transfer the responsibility for the appointment of the architectural committee to the Association. Architectural plans to be submitted and approved in accordance here within, shall include, at a minimum, the following with regard to each improvement to be constructed, or situated upon any lot in the subdivision:
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DEVELOPMENT AND CONSTRUCTION STANDARDS. 1. ARCHITECTURAL REVIEW: A. THE OWNER/DEVELOPER SHALL APPROVE ALL PLANS FOR ANY STRUCTURE TO BE BUILT ON ANY LOT AND SHALL ALSO BE RESPONSIBLE FOR INTERPRETING THE DEVELOPMENT AND CONSTRUCTION STANDARDS CONTAINED HEREIN. PROVIDED, HOWEVER, THAT OWNER MAY AT ANY TIME, IN ITS SOLE DISCRETION, ASSIGN AND TRANSFER THE RESPONSIBILITY FOR ARCHITECTURAL REVIEW/APPROVAL TO THE ASSOCIATION.
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