Balconies, Utility Platforms, Flat Roofs and Roofs Sample Clauses

Balconies, Utility Platforms, Flat Roofs and Roofs. (a) Subject to the rights of the First Owner under this Deed, no Owner of Residential Unit shall without the prior written consent of the Manager erect or build or suffer to be erected or built on or upon the flat roof(s), roof(s), balcony(ies) or utility platform(s) forming part of a Residential Unit any walls, windows, gates, doors, curtains, external awnings, canopies, partitions, security bars, protection grilles or any other structures whatsoever either of a permanent or temporary nature so that the said flat roof(s), roof(s), balcony(ies) or utility platform(s) will be enclosed or partitioned either in whole or in part and where such installations have been approved in writing by the Manager the same shall be erected in accordance with designs approved by the Manager and shall be installed in accordance with the fixing instructions specified by the Manager and the subsequent installation shall follow strictly the approved design and any conditions that may be imposed and shall thereafter be maintained to such standard as may from time to time be laid down by the Manager. The Manager shall have the right to enter and remove from such flat roof(s), roof(s), balcony(ies) or utility platform(s) such unauthorised structure or structures at the cost and expense of the defaulting Owner. Notwithstanding anything herein contrary, no balcony or utility platform shall be enclosed in any manner other than as under the Building Plans.
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