Preservation of Architectural Integrity Sample Clauses

Preservation of Architectural Integrity. The architectural integrity of the Buildings and the Units shall be preserved and to that end: no balcony, porch, garden or yard enclosure, awning, screen, antenna, sign, banner or other device, and no exterior change, addition, structure, projection, decoration, spot lights or other feature shall be erected, applied to, or placed upon or attached to or hung from any Unit or any part thereof, on the Buildings or upon any other Common Areas and Facilities; no addition to or change or replacement, other than routine maintenance, of any exterior light, door knocker or other exterior hardware shall be made; and no sign, painting, attaching of decalcomania or other decoration shall be done on any exterior part or surface of any Unit nor on the interior surface of any window, including the display of "For Sale", "For Rent" or other signage, without, in each instance, the express consent thereto in writing by the Trustees. Such restrictions shall not, however, be construed to restrict a Unit Owner's right to decorate their Unit as they so determine; provided, however, that to the extent such decoration when viewed from the exterior of any Unit, if such shall be so viewable, detracts, in the reasonable judgment of the Trustees, from the aesthetic or architectural integrity of the Buildings, the Unit Owner may be required to undertake such reasonable measures as the Trustees may determine to ameliorate such detraction. Such restrictions shall not be construed to restrict a Unit Owner's right to move, remove, alter or change any interior, non-structural, wall or partition, nor change the use and/or designation of any room within his/her/their Unit; provided, however, that such shall not adversely affect the structural integrity of any Building nor overload any Building's systems and provided further, that (a) reasonable advance notice thereof is given to the Trustees; (b) all reasonable and necessary documents in amendment of the Master Deed and all plans to be filed therewith are provided in advance to the satisfaction of the Trustees, such amendment requiring no consents other than the Trustees' consent; (c) all necessary and proper permits and/or approvals are obtained from appropriate governmental authorities; (d) any contractor(s) performing such work shall be adequately licensed and insured and shall provide evidence to the Trustees of same prior to the commencement of any work, and (e) all other conditions as may be reasonably imposed by the Trustees are sati...
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