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DEED RESTRICTIONS
Burnt Store Isles (PGI Section 15) is a deed-restricted community,
and the responsibility for enforcement of the deed restrictions
was conveyed from PGI, Inc. to BSIA by signed agreement in
1985. These restrictions apply to all lots and homes, and all
residents and lot owners are expected to conform. It is BSIA’s
intention to work diligently to enforce these deed restrictions
whenever necessary. There are, in fact, 4 sets of deed restrictions
covering the lots within BSI (PGI Section 15). The first two
sets of deed restrictions apply to those lots that are waterfront
lots. Both sets are identical and are printed in their entirety
below. The deed restrictions for lots on the Golf Course and
Multi-Family lots are printed on pages 87 and 88 respectively.
Only the differences from the first set are printed for these
latter two sets of deed restrictions.The deed restrictions
are reprinted for your information.
DECLARATION OF RESTRICTIONS
Section 15 and Section 15 Replat
Whereas, Punta Gorda Isles, Inc., hereinafter called the grantor,
a corporation under the laws of Florida is the owner in fee
simple of the following subdivision situated in Charlotte County,
Florida, to-wit:
Lots 10 thru 33, inclusive Block 230, and all lots in Blocks
231 thru 282, inclusive, Punta Gorda Isles, Section 15, as
recorded in Plat Book 8, Pages 20-A thru 20-Z-5 of the Public
Records of Charlotte County, Florida.
A Replat of Punta Gorda Isles, Section 15, as recorded in
Plat Book 15, Pages 25-A thru 25-O of the Public Records of
Charlotte County, Florida The Section 15, Replat contains the
following blocks and lots: Block 230, Lots 100 thru 114 inclusive;
Block 231, Lots 100 thru 114 inclusive; Block 232, Lots 100
thru 118 inclusive; Block 233, Lots 100 thru 118 inclusive;
Block 235, Lots 100 thru 115 inclusive; Block 249, Lots 100
thru 103 inclusive; Block 250, Lots 100 thru 105 inclusive;
Block 253, Lots 100 thru 110 inclusive; Block 263, Lots 100
and 101; Block 267, Lots 100 and 101; Block 269, Lots 100 thru
106 inclusive; Block 270, Lots 100 thru 113 inclusive; Block
271, Lots 100 thru 118 inclusive; Block 272, Lots 100 thru
121 inclusive; Block 273, Lots 100 thru 167 inclusive; Block
275, Lots 100 thru 139 inclusive; Block 280, Lots 100 thru
104 inclusive; Block 281, Lots 100 thru 108 inclusive; Block
282, Lots 100 thru 104 inclusive.
AND it is the desire of said corporation that uniform restrictive
covenants and restrictions upon the use and type of building
and development of the above-described land to be set forth
herewith:
NOW THEREFORE, in accordance with the law, Punta Gorda Isles,
Inc. does hereby establish the following restrictions on the
above described land which said restrictions shall run with
the land.
1. RESIDENTIAL USE, SINGLE FAMILY
The lot(s) aforementioned in Punta Gorda Isles Section 15,
including all lots enlarged or recreated by shifting or relocation
of side boundary lines are restricted to the use of a single
family, their household servants and guests. Only one building
shall be erected to the lot and only buildings restricted
to the use of one family may be erected. A construction shed
may be placed on the lot and remain there temporarily during
the course of active construction of a residence. Otherwise
no portable buildings or trailers may be moved on the lot.
2. NO TRADE, BUSINESS, PROFESSION, ETC.
No trade, business, profession or other type of commercial
activity shall be carried on upon any of the land covered
by these restrictions without the express written consent
of the Grantor. This shall not prevent an owner of a building
from renting said property for residential use.
3. LAWNS AND LANDSCAPING
All lawns on all sides of the buildings of the above mentioned
land shall extend to the pavement line. No parking strips,
drives or paved areas are to be allowed except as approved
on the plot plan of the plans and specifications. Upon the
completion of the building(s) on the above mentioned land,
the lawn area on all sides of the building(s) shall be completely
sodded with grass and a sprinkler system capable of keeping
this grass watered shall be installed - it being the intent
that the lawn area shall be uniformly green, luxuriant, and
well kept.
A comprehensive landscaping plan shall be submitted to the
Grantor for his approval and a sufficient number of trees and
shrubs of sufficient size shall be shown thereon in a design
which shall be commensurate with the development of high grade
residential property. Said landscape plan after approval by
the Grantor in writing, shall be built and installed by the
Grantee. Refusal of approval of said landscaping plan may be
made by the Grantor based on purely aesthetic grounds which
in the sole and uncontrolled discretion of the Grantor shall
seem sufficient.
A permit to commence building construction under these restrictions
may be withheld until such landscaping plans have been brought
up to a standard commensurate with the terms of these restrictions.
If the landscaping is not installed in accordance with the
landscaping plans, Grantor may, at his discretion, enter upon
the above said land and rearrange, remove or install said landscaping
and make a reasonable charge for so doing and said charge shall
become a lien upon the above-mentioned land, as provided for
under the laws of the State of Florida.
4. APPROVAL OF PLANS, SPECIFICATIONS, AND LOCATION OF BUILDINGS.
In order to insure that the building(s) on the aforementioned
land will preserve a high standard of construction, no building
or other structure shall be erected, placed, or remain on
the aforementioned land until a set of the plans of the working
drawings and specifications, including a plot plan showing
the location of the building(s) or other structures, terraces,
patios, walls, fences, driveways, property lines, poles and
set-backs is submitted to the Grantor and approved by the
Grantor as meeting the requirements of these restrictions
and as being in accordance with the building, plumbing and
electrical codes in effect at the time of construction or
alteration of any building has begun. Construction requirements
and specifications may include (but are not limited to) the
following: tile roof, minimum roof pitch three to one, cement
drives, outside building colors subject to approval. Prior
to approval of plans, written approval must be obtained from
the Grantor for use of the building contractor to be employed
in the construction of the above mentioned building(s), or
other structures. Said building contractor shall be a regularly
employed bona fide building contractor duly licensed by the
applicable governmental authorities and in addition shall
pass such testing requirements as may be set forth from time
to time by the Grantor. Said building contractor shall in
addition to the foregoing requirements be required to post
a performance and completion bond for the full amount of
the work as shown on the plans and specifications so as to
insure against the possibility of partially completed buildings
marring the beauty of the above mentioned land. Aforesaid
bond shall be obtained from a recognized institution Bonding
Company and shall be of a form and wording approved by the
Grantor. The Grantor may, at his discretion, bond the construction
in lieu of the above said bonding company.
Refusal of approval of plans, specifications and location
of building(s) by the Grantor may be based on any ground, including
purely aesthetic grounds which in the sole and uncontrolled
discretion of the Grantor seem sufficient. No alterations in
the exterior appearance of the above building or structure
shall be made without approval of the Grantor in writing. The
provisions herein contained shall apply equally to repair,
alterations, or modifications made in the above building(s).
The Grantor reserves the right (but not the obligation) to
from time to time inspect the building construction as it proceeds
in order to assure himself that the building is being constructed
according to the plans and specifications and if it should
occur that said inspections show that this is not the case
then a letter shall be addressed to the contractor with a copy
to the owner setting forth said objections to construction
and forthwith the work on said construction shall stop and
abate until said objections have been complied with and settled.
There shall be no construction signs displayed except those
that may be required by law.
The issuance of a building permit or license, which may be
in contravention of these restrictions, shall not prevent the
Grantor from enforcing these provisions.
5. SET BACK AND MINIMUM SQUARE FOOT AREA.
All buildings erected or constructed on the aforementioned
lot(s) shall conform in area and setback limitations to the
following table, no building with less than 1200 square feet
of living area shall be erected on any lot without the express
written consent of the Grantor.
SET BACK REQUIREMENTS
Front 25 Feet, Back 25 Feet, and Sides 7 -1/2 Feet
6. METHOD OF DETERMINING SQUARE FOOT AREA
The method of determining the square foot area of proposed
buildings and structures or additions and enlargements thereto
shall be to multiply the outside horizontal dimensions of
the building or structure at each floor level. Garages, car
ports, roofed screen porches and the like, shall not be taken
into account in calculating the minimum square foot area
as required by this restrictive covenant.
7. LOT AREA AND WIDTH AND SPECIAL CASES.
No dwelling shall be erected or placed on any parcel having
a width of less than 75 feet at the minimum building front
setback line nor less than 7200 square feet, except that
a dwelling may be erected or placed on any lot as shown on
the recorded plat.
Setback lines for corner lots and odd-shaped lots shall be
as nearly as possible as set out herein except that variations
may be authorized by the Grantor at the time plans for building
are submitted and a copy of such plans, including the plat
plan, will be kept on file by the Grantor to establish the
setback lines as approved.
8. LOCATION OF GARAGES AND PARKING
No garage or carport shall be erected which is separated from
the main building. No trailers or trucks of any kind nor
any boats, boat trailers, campers, mobile homes or the like
shall be parked overnight on or adjacent to the above-mentioned
land without the express written consent of the Grantor except
that boats may be parked in the waterway adjacent as prescribed
in Paragraph 9, below.
9. BOATS, BOATHOUSES AND ANCHORAGE.
Boat landings, docks, piers and mooring posts shall be constructed
only in accordance with plans and specifications therefore
approved in writing by the Grantor. The owners and occupants
of the aforementioned lands shall have an easement in common
for the purposes of navigation on all waterways. Docks, piers,
or mooring post shall not be constructed so as to extend
beyond a distance of eight feet from lot line. However, the
Grantor may from time to time authorize a variation in the
aforementioned docking plan. Such variation, if any, must
be in writing. No boathouse shall be constructed on or adjacent
to the lots plotted on the above-mentioned land, nor shall
any boat canal or slip be dug or excavated into any of the
waterfront lots unless the same is approved in writing by
the Grantor. No vessel or boat shall be anchored off shore
in any of the waterways adjacent to the aforementioned lot(s)
so that the same shall in any wise, interfere with navigation.
10. FILLING IN
No lot or parcel shall be increased in size by filling in the
waters on which it abuts.
11. SEAWALLS
The Grantor may require the applicant, purchaser, optionee,
lessee or grantee of a waterfront lot(s) to construct a seawall
in accordance with a common plan and specifications approved
by said Grantor. The Grantor reserves the right and option,
however, to construct a seawall on a water front lot along
the lot lines on the waterfront side of the aforementioned
land. Upon the completion of any such seawall erected by
the Grantor, the actual cost of such seawall erected by the
Grantor, shall be paid pro rata based on the lineal waterfront
footage of said lands by the applicant, purchaser, optionee
lessee, or grantee of said land, and after the completion
of the construction by the Grantor of any such seawall, a
lien shall arise and is hereby created in favor of the Grantor
and against the applicant, purchaser, optionee, lessee, or
grantee for the full amount chargeable to each lot and the
amount payable by each applicant, purchaser, optionee, lessee,
or grantee, shall be due upon the completion of such seawall.
The lien for such seawall shall be enforceable in law or
in equity according to the provisions of Florida law by Grantor
and the cost of collecting such liens shall be paid by the
grantee, applicant, purchaser or optionee, including attorneys
fees. Should Grantor permit grantee, applicant, purchaser
or optionee to construct their own seawall, the same must
be approved by the Grantor, and shall be similar in height
and appearance to adjoining lots.
12. WALLS
No wall, hedge or fence shall be constructed along or adjacent
to the side or rear lot lines on any of the aforementioned
property with a height of more than three feet above the
ground level unless the placement, character, form and size
of said wall, fence or hedge be first approved in writing
by the Grantor. The height or elevation of any wall, hedge
or fence shall be measured from the existing property elevation.
Any questions as to such heights may be conclusively determined
by the Grantor.
13. ANIMALS, ETC.
No animals, birds, or reptiles of any kind shall be raised,
bred, or kept on any of the aforementioned property except
that dogs, cats and other household pets may be kept, provided
they are not kept, bred or maintained for any commercial
purpose. No animal, bird or reptile shall be kept in such
a manner as to constitute a nuisance.
14. DRILLING OIL, ETC.
No oil drilling, oil development operations, oil refining,
quarrying or mining operations of any kind shall be permitted
upon or in the aforementioned lands, nor shall oil wells,
tanks, tunnels, mineral excavations or shafts be permitted
upon or in the aforementioned lands. No derrick or other
structure designed for use in boring for oil or natural gas
shall be erected, maintained or permitted upon any of the
aforementioned lands.
15. NUISANCES
No activity or business or any act shall be done upon the property
covered by the restrictions which may be or may become an
annoyance or nuisance to the neighborhood.
16. GARBAGE CONTAINERS.
All garbage or trash containers, oil tanks or bottled gas tanks
must be underground or placed in walled-in areas so that they
shall not be visible from the adjoining properties.
17. CLOTHES DRYING AREA.
No outdoor clothes drying shall be allowed except on the side
yard of the lot and in that case shall be shielded from view
through the use of shrubbery.
18. SIGNS AND DISPLAYS.
No signs shall be erected or displayed on this property or
on any structure, except that the Grantor may allow a sign
to be erected at it’s discretion, if the placement and character,
form and size of such sign be first approved in writing by
the Grantor. This provision shall not apply to “For Sale”
or “For Rent” signs which may be displayed. There shall not
be, however, more than one “For Sale” sign on any property
under contiguous ownership, and no “For Sale” or “For Rent”
sign shall be in excess of 6” x 8” in size.
19. EASEMENTS.
There are hereby expressly reserved unto the Grantor easements
of six feet in width along the side lines of the above-mentioned
lots for the purposes of underground and overhead utilities,
surface drainage, and for any purpose having to do with development
of this property including improvements that the Grantor
may not have the obligation to install. In the case of non-water
front lots an easement identical to that one aforestated
is reserved along the rear lot lines in addition to the easement
as aforestated reserved along the side lot lines. Where more
than one of the above described lots are intended by the
Grantor as a building site or where more than one lot is
actually used as a building site, the outside boundaries
of said building site shall carry the said easement and the
said easement shall in such cases be abandoned on the interior
lot lines. The Grantor may abandon any of these easements
at any time in the future by recording an appropriate instrument.
The Grantor hereby reserves the right to dedicate the roads,
streets, and avenues, and necessary easements abutting the
afore- described lands to public use without consent of the
grantees.
20. MAINTENANCE.
The above-described building(s) and other structures when completed
shall be maintained in a like-new condition and shall be
kept freshly painted including side-walls and roofs. The
color of paint shall not be changed without the written consent
of the Grantor.
No weeds, underbrush or other unsightly growths shall be permitted
to grow or remain upon the premises on the aforedescribed land,
and no refuse pile or unsightly objects shall be allowed to
be placed or suffered to remain anywhere thereon; and, in addition
all of the landscaping including the grass shall be kept as
befitting a high-quality lawn and any plants, grass, shrubs,
etc. that might die or become other than luxuriant and well
formed shall be promptly replaced and should the Grantee fail
to keep premises in the aforedescribed condition then the Grantor
may enter upon the land and repair, replace, install or maintain
the offending portion and such entry shall not be deemed a
trespass and a lien shall arise in favor of the Grantor to
the extent of the expenses to accomplish the aforestated.
21. NO TEMPORARY BUILDING.
No tents and no temporary or accessory building or structure
shall be erected without the written consent of the Grantor.
22. WAIVER OF RESTRICTIONS.
The failure of the Grantor to enforce any building restrictions,
covenant, condition, obligation, right of power herein contained,
however long continued shall in no event be deemed a waiver
of the right to enforce thereafter these rights as to same
violation or as to a breach or violation occurring prior
or subsequent thereto.
23. SEWERS.
The applicant, purchaser, optionee, lessee, or grantee, whichever
the case may be, does hereby subscribe for the use of the
sewage system which may be installed for the benefit of the
aforedescribed lands and does hereby covenant and agree to
pay unto a governmental authority or such company or persons
as the Grantor may direct a reasonable initial service availability
charge and fee for each lot being purchased or leased by
the applicant, purchaser, optionee, lessee or grantee, whichever
the case by be, promptly upon the posting of a performance
or completion bond with the proper and applicable governmental
authorities for the installation of the sewage system or
upon the issuance of appropriate governmental resolution,
or upon the completion or the installation of the sewage
system. It is further covenanted that the aforesaid obligation
for the payment of the initial availability charge and fee
shall be secured by and constitute a lien against the lot
or lots being purchase or leased by the applicant, purchaser,
optionee, lessee or grantee, until the same shall be paid
as herein provided. This lien shall be enforceable in the
manner provided by the laws of the State of Florida. Upon
the payment of the above service availability charge, the
applicant, purchaser, optionee, lessee or grantee, or his
assigns or successors in title shall be vested with the right
to use the said sewage system subject of the payment of the
rates as approved by the utilities operating company or the
applicable governmental authority. In the event that the
sewerage system ties into the City of Punta Gorda, Florida,
sewerage collection system, the applicant, purchaser, optionee,
lessee, or grantee agrees to pay a periodic sewage charge
as may be set by the City Government. In the aforesaid event,
City charge shall commence when the applicant, purchaser,
optionee, lessee or grantee, connects on to the Punta Gorda
Isles sewage system or upon the completion of the building(s)
on the subject lands whichever occurs first. The aforesaid
charge may be changed or altered from time-to-time by appropriate
action of the City of Punta Gorda, Florida. The aforesaid
restriction and covenant shall be a covenant running with
the land.
24. RIGHT OF GRANTOR.
The Grantor reserves the right to itself, its agents, employees
or any contractor or subcontractor dealing with the Grantor,
to enter upon the land covered by these restrictions, for
the purpose of carrying out and completing the development
of the property covered by these restrictions, including
but not limited to completing any dredging, filling, grading,
or installation of drainage, water lines or sewer lines.
These reserved rights in the Grantor shall also apply to
any additional improvements which the Grantor has the right
but not the duty to install, including but not limited to
any streets, sidewalks, curbs, gutters, beautifications or
any other improvements. In this respect the Grantor agrees
to restore said property to its condition at the time of
said entry and shall have no further obligation to the applicant,
purchaser, optionee, lessee or grantee in connection therewith.
The work performed under the above provision shall in no
way constitute a lien or personal liability on the applicant,
purchaser, optionee, lessee, or grantee, whichever the case
may be.
25. REMEDIES FOR VIOLATIONS.
Violations or breach of any condition, restriction or covenant
herein contained by any person or concern claiming under
the Grantor, or by virtue of any judicial proceeding, shall
give the Grantor, in addition to all remedies, the right
to proceed at law or in equity to compel a compliance with
the terms of said conditions, restrictions or covenants and
to prevent the violation or breach of any of them. In addition
to the foregoing, the Grantor shall have the right, wherever
there shall have been built on any lot any structure which
is in violation of these restrictions, to enter upon the
property where such violation of these restrictions exists
and summarily abate or remove the same at the expense of
the applicant, purchaser, optionee, lessee or grantee, and
such entry and abatement or removal shall not be deemed a
trespass.
26. ADDITIONAL RESTRICTIONS AND AMENDMENTS.
The Grantor or its successor reserves the right to hereafter,
from time to time, amend, modify, add to or delete from any
part or all of the foregoing restrictions without notice
to or consent from the grantee on any lands owned by the
Grantor.
27. ANNEXATION.
The applicant, purchaser, optionee, lessee, or grantee, or
his assigns or successors in title whichever the case may
be agrees and covenants that this property may hereinafter
be taken into the City of Punta Gorda, Florida, as a part
thereof.
28. INVALIDITY CLAUSE.
Invalidity of any of these covenants by a court of competent
jurisdiction shall in no way affect any of the other covenants
which shall remain in full
force and effect.
Recorded in O R Book Pages 69-76
Recorded in OR Book 596
Public Records of Charlotte County, Florida Book 608 thru
610 inclusive of
Charlotte County, Florida
Following are the articles particular
to the Residential Use, Single Family, Golf Course, Declaration
of Deed Restrictions, filed in the office of the Charlotte
County Clerk on January 29, 1970, pertaining to Golf Course
Lots only. Differences are noted in italics and
underlined.
RESIDENTIAL USE, SINGLE FAMILY, GOLF COURSE
DECLARATION OF DEED RESTRICTIONS
WHEREAS, Punta Gorda Isles, Inc., hereinafter
called the grantor, a corporation under the laws of Florida
is the owner in fee simple of the following subdivision, situate
in Charlotte County, Florida, to-wit:
All lots in Block 283 and 284, inclusive, and all lots
in Blocks 288 through
294, inclusive, Punta Gorda Isles, Section 15, as recorded
in Plat Book 8
Pages 20-A thru 20-Z-5, of the Public Records of Charlotte
County, Florida.
Stated difference, Paragraph 5:
SET BACK REQUIREMENTS
Front Back Sides
25 feet 30 feet 7 1/2 feet
Stated difference, Paragraph 7:
LOT AREA AND WIDTH AND SPECIAL CASES
No dwelling shall be erected or placed on any parcel having
a width of less than 75 feet at the minimum building front
setback line nor less than 8,000 square feet, except
that a dwelling may be erected or placed on any lot as shown
on the recorded plat.
Other stated differences: The Declaration of Deed Restrictions
for Residential Use, Single Family, Golf Course, contain no
references to BOATS, BOATHOUSES AND ANCHORAGE ; FILLING
IN; SEAWALLS.
In all other aspects, the Declaration of Deed Restrictions
remain the same.
Following are the articles particular to the Residential
Use,
Multi-Family Declaration of Deed Restrictions, filed in the
office of the Charlotte County Clerk on January 29, 1970, pertaining
to
Residential Multi-Family Lots only. Differences are noted
in italics and underlined.
RESIDENTIAL USE, MULTI-FAMILY
DECLARATION OF RESTRICTIONS
Section 15
WHEREAS, Punta Gorda Isles, Inc., hereinafter
called the grantor, a corporation under the laws of Florida,
is the owner in fee simple of the following subdivision situated
in Charlotte County, Florida, to-wit:
All lots in Blocks 228 and 229, lots 1 thru 9 inclusive
Block 230
and all lots in Block 285, 286, and 287, Punta Gorda Isles,
Section 15, as recorded in Plat Book 8, Pages 20-A thru
20-Z-5, of the Public Records of Charlotte County, Florida.
Stated difference, Paragraph 1:
RESIDENTIAL USE, MULTI-FAMILY
The lands aforementioned including all
lots enlarged or recreated by shifting or relocation of side
boundary lines, are restricted to the use of a multi-unit or
single unit residential building. A “unit” shall be herein
and hereinafter defined as that portion of building expressly
designed as living quarters for a single family; their household
servants and guests. Only one building shall be erected to
the lot unless the Grantor should approve, in writing, the
design involving more than one building which
decision the Grantor shall make in his sole and uncontrolled
discretion using as his guide the aesthetic appeal. A
construction shed may be placed on a lot and remain there temporarily
during the course of active construction of a residence. Otherwise,
no portable buildings or trailers may be moved on the lot.
Stated difference, Paragraph 5:
SET BACK REQUIREMENTS
Front Back
Sides
25 feet 25 feet
7 1/2 feet
Each dwelling unit is restricted to a minimum
of 800 square feet, unless a lower minimum shall be authorized
in writing by the Grantor on a specific building and is restricted
to the use of a single family, their household servants and
guests.
Stated difference, Paragraph 6:
METHOD OF DETERMINING SQUARE FOOT AREA
The method of determining the square foot area of proposed
buildings and structures or additions and enlargements thereto
shall be to multiply the outside horizontal dimensions of the
building or structure at each floor level. Garages, car ports,
roofed screen porches and the like, shall not be taken into
account in calculating the minimum square foot area as required
by this restrictive covenant or, in the case of two or more
dwelling units, the square foot area of each unit shall be
determined by multiplying the interior horizontal dimensions
of the living area.
Stated difference, Paragraph 8:
LOCATION OF GARAGES AND PARKING
No garage or carport shall be erected which is separated from
the main building, unless otherwise authorized by the Grantor
in writing, and one and one-half paved parking areas must be
provided for each dwelling unit, unless otherwise authorized
by the Grantor in writing; the size,
character, placement and form of said area(s) must give written
approval of the Grantor prior to commencement of construction
of any building(s) or alterations thereto. No trailers or
trucks or boats of any kind shall be parked overnight on or
adjacent to the above-mentioned land without
express written consent of the Grantor.
Stated difference, Paragraph 16:
EASEMENTS
There are hereby expressly reserved unto the Grantor easements
of six feet in width along the side lines of the above-mentioned
lots for
purposes of underground and overhead utilities, surface drainage,
and for any purpose having to do with development of this property
including improvements that the Grantor may not have the obligations
to install. Where more than one of the above described lots
are intended by the Grantor as a building site or where more
than one lot is actually used as a building site, the outside
boundaries of said building site shall carry the said easement
and the said easement shall in such cases be abandoned on the
interior lot lines. The set back requirements as stated
in
paragraph 5 shall also apply only to the exterior lines.
The Grantor may abandon any of these easements at any time
in the future by recording an appropriate instrument.
Other stated differences: The Declaration of Deed Restrictions
for
Residential Use, Multi-Family, contain no references to BOATS,
BOATHOUSES AND ANCHORAGE; FILLING IN; SEAWALLS.
In all other aspects, Declaration of Deed Restrictions remains
the same.
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