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DECLARATION OF RESIDENTIAL RESTRICTIONS, PROTECTIVE
COVENANTS AND CONDITIONS FOR
The Community at Arbor Lake.
Pleasant Hill, Iowa
THIS
DECLARATION MADE THIS ______ DAY
OF_________________, 2007
WHEREAS, DECLARANT is the owner of real property
known as The Community at Arbor Lake located in the
city limits of Pleasant Hill, Polk County, Iowa,
which is described as:
(See
legal description attached hereto as Exhibit A")
WHEREAS, Declarant is desirous of developing the
Property as single family Residences (as that term
is defined herein); and
WHEREAS, Declarant desires to establish covenants
restricting the use and alteration of the Property
and any Additional Property added thereto; and
NOW,
THEREFORE, Declarant hereby publishes and declares
that all of the property shall be held, sold and
conveyed subject to the following easements and
restrictions, covenants, conditions, uses,
limitations and obligations, all of which are for
the purpose of protecting the value and desirability
of the property and all of which shall run with the
land and shall be a burden and a benefit to any and
all parties acquiring or owning any right, title or
interest in any part of the Property and their
heirs, successors, assigns, grantees, executors,
administrators and devisees and are imposed for the
following purposes:
(a) The compliance with all zoning and
similar governmental regulations.
(b) The promotion of health, safety and
welfare of all present and future owners, and
residents of the Property.
(c) The preservation, beautification and
maintenance of the Property and all structures
thereon.
(d) The preservation and promotion of
environmental qualities.
(e) The establishment, for development of the
Property, of requirements relating to land use,
architectural features and site planning.
I.
DEFINITIONS
For the
purpose of this Declaration, the following terms
shall have the following definitions, except as
otherwise specifically provided:
A.
The Community at Arbor Lake (hereinafter
referred to as “Arbor Lake") shall refer to the real
property located in the Residential subdivision
described above.
B..
DECLARANT shall mean The Community at Arbor
Lake, LLC, a Minnesota Limited Liability Company,
owned by Gary T. Mulcahy, a Minnesota resident and
Friedrich W. E. Trost, an Iowa resident and their
successors and assigns. May also be referred to
DEVELOPER.
C.
LOT shall mean and refer to any individual
parcel of land which is described above as shown
upon the recorded plat of Arbor Lake.
D.
BUILDING PLOT shall mean and refer to one or
more platted lots, or one planed lot and portion or
portions of adjacent platted lots in Arbor Lake.
E.
OWNER shall mean and refer to the record
owner, whether one or more persons or entities, of
the fee simple title to any lot or building plot
which is a part of Arbor Lake.
F. OUTBUILDING shall mean an enclosed
covered structure separate from, but directly
associated with the main building (see XVII).
G. THE PROPERTY shall include all lots
included within the legal description attached as
Exhibit A to this document.
H. ARCHITECTURAL REVIEW COMMITTEE or A.R.C.
– Permanent committee created for the purpose of
establishing and architectural standards for the
construction and modification of improvements
DESIGNATION OF USE
All
lots in Community At Arbor Lake Plat 1 shall be
known and described as residential lots and shall
not be developed with more than one single family
dwelling each, which may include servant's quarters,
and shall not be improved, used or occupied for
other than private residential purposes. Home
based businesses need to comply with local
ordinances of Pleasant Hill, IA.
Declarant intends to construct model homes and sales
offices which shall be operated by Declarant or its
designees and this shall be a permitted use during
the construction and sales period of Arbor Lakes.
BUILDING TYPES
A.
No building or structure shall be constructed,
altered or maintained on any building plot other
than a detached single family dwelling with a
‘no less than’ two-car attached garage.
Accessory structures need to conform to the
approvals of the A.R.C.
B. In general, factory built homes are not
aesthetically pleasing. It is likely that no
factory-built structure shall be hereafter built
on any lot. The A.R.C. will review plans if
and as presented for all types of home
construction.
C. The total area of the front elevation of any
residence and garage located on any lot shall be
finished with a minimum of 25 percent brick,
stone or stucco finish and at a minimum finished
with horizontal lapping siding with a maximum
width of six inches (6").
D. No exposed tile foundations shall be
permitted and all exposed exterior concrete or
concrete block wall material shall be painted,
dyed or veneered.
E. All homes must have a minimum of an 8-12
pitch roof system unless the style or function
demands it and shall be covered with a minimum
of a 25-year warranty, heavy weight shingle
(Timberline or equal or better). Wood, wood
shingles and tile roofing are acceptable.
BUILDING AREA
No
dwelling shall be constructed or permitted to remain
upon any building plot in this subdivision unless it
meets the following ground floor area requirements.
A. One-story dwellings must have a ground floor
finished area of:
Lots 15-29 not less than 1,700 square
feet.
Lots 1-14;30-37 not less than 1,400 square
feet.
B. One and one-half story dwelling must have :
Lots 15-29 not less than 1,500 square
feet of finished area on the first floor or at
least 2200 square feet when adding the total
finish for 1st and 2nd floor.
Lots
1-14;30-37 not less that 1,100 square feet of
finished area on the first floor or at least 1800
square feet when adding the total finish for the 1st
and 2nd floor.
Clarification: To qualify
for a one and one-half story dwelling, the 2nd story total square footage must be
at least ten percent larger or smaller than the 1st story total square footage.
C. Two-story dwellings must have a total
square footage:
Lots
15-29 not less than 2300 square feet of finished
area on the main and second floor
Lots
1-14,30-37 not less than 1900 square feet of fin.
area on the main and second floor
D. No building shall be erected on any lot
unless the design and location is in harmony with existing structures in the tract. The
building must not conflict with other buildings in
the tract. The building must not conflict
with other buildings in the tract through improper orientation, setbacks, landscaping and
screening, grading, traffic circulation or
architectural incompatibility. Exterior colors will
be harmonious to the natural setting at Arbor Lake.
In the computation of minimum square footages, the
same shall not include any porches, breezeways or
attached or built-in garage or basement areas.
ACCESSORY STRUCTURES
Any dog
run, trash receptacle, tool shed or other out
structure of like nature shall be properly screened
by shrubbery which must be
approved by Declarant or
its authorized agent. Swimming pools, tennis courts,
tool sheds and other accessory structure or
improvements shall not extend farther than the front
line of the residence to the side lot lines and
shall not be located within 20 feet of any side or
rear lot line and must be approved and review by the
A.R.C. No Structures may be built that encroach on
the conservation area.
Relative to auxiliary structures,
including garages, the same shall match, from an
architectural, color and building material perspective,
the main or dominant structure located upon the
property or to be located upon the
property. Any such auxiliary structure shall
require the written
consent of the A.R.C. Some lots may handle
accessory structures better than others but the same
shall be limited to local ordinances and the review
of the A.R.C.
APPROVAL OF PLANS
In order to preserve the general design
for the development of the whole of Arbor of Arbor of Arbor of Arbor of Arbor of Arbor of Arbor of Arbor of Arbor of Arbor of Arbor Lake as
a traditional residential section of Pleasant Hill,
Iowa, no building of any kind nor any addition
thereto shall be erected in Arbor Lake unless the
plan, design, building materials, exterior colors
and location thereof shall have been first approved,
in the sole discretion of the A.R.C. or of such
person or persons or corporate entity designated by
it for this purpose. As a part of the permit
approval process, each lot, at the time of permit
application, shall submit a site plan that shows all
easements, setback lines, accessory buildings (if
allowed), and define the area if the site to be
disturbed, including the trees to be removed on each
lot. Site plan shall be from an engineering firm
and include the full grade design for the location.
APPROVAL OF DESIGNATED CONTRACTOR
It is generally understood and accepted
as fact that professional quality is better for long
term value within
neighborhoods. Persons acting as Contractors need
to be registered with the State of Iowa to comply
with state law. No homes shall be built by an
inexperienced person acting as a general
contractor. All general contractors must be
approved in writing by the Declarant. Generally,
novice contractors produce novice results and
contractors need to have aptitude and experience to
be accepted as a contractor to build in the
community at Arbor Lake.
PROXIMITY AND ACCESS TO STREET
No dwelling or other structure shall be
located closer to the street than the designated
setback as approved by
the city of Pleasant Hill.
TEMPORARY STRUCTURES OR EQUIPMENT
No
building or other structure of a temporary character
and no outhouse, trailer, basement, tent, shack,
garage or outbuilding shall be used at any time as a
residential dwelling on any building plot either
temporarily or permanently. No ice houses permitted
on the lake. Temporary toilets permitted only
during construction of the principal residence.
BOAT,
TRAILER AND VEHICLE PARKING AND STORAGE
No
trailer, boat, camper, recreational vehicle,
commercial vehicle, unlicensed or inoperable vehicle
or any other motorized vehicle or equipment shall
be parked or stored on any lot or in driveway unless
it is on a garage or other vehicle enclosure out of
view from the street and abutting properties;
provided, however, that nothing herein shall
prohibit the occasional nonrecurring temporary
parking of such truck, trailer, boat, camper,
recreational vehicle or commercial vehicle on the
premises for a period not to exceed 4 days (96
hours) in any thirty (30) day period.
SIGNS
We
intend to create a neighborhood that is beautiful
and free of clutter. However, we do want to
encourage what is generally accepted and allowed in
the U.S.A. Flags are permitted as long as
guidelines of patriotic respect are followed and
light pollution is not created. No signs of any kind
or description shall be placed, exposed to view or
permitted to remain on any lot or any street
adjacent thereto, except what is allowed by the city
of Pleasant Hill. Signs which have been approved by A.R.C. or its authorized agent are not to exceed 144
square inches in area upon which there shall only be
exhibited the street number or name, or both, of the
resident. Real estate signs approved by the A.R.C.
will be permitted for property sale as well as
entrance signs that will exist until the property is
sold out.
UTILITIES
All
utility connection facilities and services are
underground at the C.A.A.L.. Water shall be
supplied by Des Moines Water Works. Gas & Electric
shall be supplied by Mid American Energy. No
individual water supply system or individual sewage
disposal system shall be permitted on any building
plot.
TOWERS
No
exterior towers or antennae of any kind shall be
constructed, modified or permitted on the ground of
any building plot, with the exception of one (1)
satellite dish per lot or residence, which satellite
dish can be no more than eighteen inches (18”) in
diameter and shall not be visible from any street,
provided they do not exceed the height or
orientation which is necessary to obtain reasonably
good reception from radio and TV towers located
within a 35 mile radius, and are properly screened
as much as possible.
NUISANCES
No
noxious or offensive activity or odors shall be
permitted on or to escape from any building or plot
nor shall anything be done thereon which is or may
become an annoyance or a nuisance, either
temporarily or permanently. There shall be no
mercury vapor lights and no other outdoor lighting
higher than twelve (12) feet. Excessive outdoor
lighting that might infringe on the privacy or
enjoyment of other lot owners is also prohibited. No
bright backyard spotlights shall be permitted to
illuminate the shoreline.
The
operation of snowmobiles, motorized trail bikes and
dirt bikes, all-terrain vehicles and any other
off-road vehicles within THE PROPERTY is prohibited.
LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY PROHIBITED
No
livestock (including pigs, cattle, sheep, goats),
horses, or other large domesticated animals shall be
kept or maintained as required by City Ordinance.
Animals permitted shall be dogs, cats and other
common household pets. Those owners keeping such
animals on any LOT or BUILDING PLOT shall, in all
respects and at all times comply with the laws of
the State of Iowa and the ordinances of the County
of Polk and the City of Pleasant Hill, Iowa.
EASEMENTS
Easements for installation and
maintenance of public utilities, sanitary sewer,
storm sewers,
overland flowage, sidewalks and water mains as shown
on the Official Plat of said Arbor Lake are hereby reserved.
Declarant has the right to make a specific grant of the "Public Utility Easements" shown
thereon for construction, reconstruction and maintenance of underground electric
lines and/or telephone line to MidAmerican Energy and/or MediaCom, or their successors,
grantees or assigns, and to make a specific grant of sanitary sewer, storm sewer, overland
flowage, sidewalk and water main easements to Pleasant Hill, Iowa. The owner or
occupant of a building plot shall, at his own
expense, keep and preserve that portion of any
sidewalk located on a sidewalk easement within his property and in good repair and
condition at all times, and shall neither erect nor permit erection of any building or
structure or fences of any sidewalk located on a sidewalk easement within his property
and in good repair and condition at all times, and shall neither erect nor permit erection
of any building structure or fences of any kind,
nor permit any growth of any kind which might
interfere in any way with the use and
maintenance of said telephone and electric services
and said storm sewer, overland
flowage, sanitary sewer and water main servicesand usage of sidewalks. The city of
Pleasant Hill shall
at all times have reasonable access to all lots for
fire and police protection.
FENCES
To
maintain the natural aesthetic of The Community at
Arbor Lake only 4’ cedar picket style fences
constructed stained to reflect the natural cedar
shall be permitted in front or rear yards and
subject to A.R.C. to maintain the uniformity and
character of the community. No chain link fences
shall be permitted, and privacy fences will not be
permitted.. No fence shall be permitted within two
feet (2') of the front line of any building lot and
fences within thirty feet (30’) must have site plan
review and approval by the A.R.C.. The A.R.C.
generally will not allow fences within 75 feet of
the shoreline. Special circumstances may allow for
a fenced area with in the rear area of a home on a
smaller lot closer to the lake but basically, the
area within 75’ of the lake will not be allowed to
fenced.
LANDSCAPING CONTROL AND CONSTRUCTION
A. It is the intention of Declarant that
maximum preservation of the existing tree and
natural vegetation in Arbor Lake be maintained.
No trees over eight inches (8) in diameter may be
unnecessarily removed or destroyed. Any trees in
building area or driveways may be removed. This is
a low impact community and every effort should be
taken to preserve and protect the natural beauty.
B.
To maintain uniformity, all lots must be
fully sodded or hydro seeded from the street to a
minimum of the rear building corners, including
sides to those points (planting native forbes and
grasses is permitted in lieu of a traditional
bluegrass type of planting). Rear yards may be
sodded, seeded or left natural. The conservation
areas may not be sodded or landscaped.
C. From the date of purchase of a lot, the
owner shall maintain the lot and erosion control
plan, including, but not limited to, mowing grass,
trimming trees and bushes and debris removal.
D. Owner shall be responsible for all
installation, material and labor relative to, sidewalks, as well
as all upkeep, repair and maintenance
relative thereto, all in conformance with applicable
Pleasant Hill Building and Construction Codes.
E.
Maintenance for landscaping shall be carried
out by the landowner at the landowner's expense.
F. The Community at Arbor Lake has designed
and constructed mailboxes for each individual lot to
maintain the aesthetic of the public streetscape.
The mailbox will be provided to the homeowner as a
welcoming gift and should be placed in an area free
of private utilities (call for locates) and
generally acceptable to the United States Post
Office.
G. Because lawn fertilizer can be a source
of lake damaging plant nutrient, owner shall use
lawn fertilizer mixtures approved by the Declarant. (see “association section” for further
reference) Generally –the mixture will have
no phosphorus.
H. Vegetation in conservancy easements, flowage
easements, creek channels are to be kept natural.
This allows for natural cleansing of the surface
water. Plantings that accomplish this are allowed
without disturbance of the soils. Invasive plants
such as water lilies and cattails are not allowed.
I. The general public is not allowed access to
the lake and conservation easements. Owners of
Arbor Lake may have access to the lake waters and
may do so through the designated easement at the
south part of the dam through lot 29 and 30.
Permission may be granted by property owners to have
other owners walk on their property but that is up
to each property owner. Access needs to be granted
to Declarant and homeowners association to inspect
the conservation easement areas around the
property. One week notice will be given prior to
any inspections that require foot travel.
J. The open water of the lake is
open to use by owners of property at Abor Lake.
This will include future phasing. Visitors need to
be accompanied by owners –no exceptions allowed.
All use of the lake is at individuals risk. There
will be no lifeguards. Owners or declarant accept
no responsibility for accidents.
K. No water trampolines slides, swim
platforms or similar objects may be erected by
anyone at C.A.A.L. No ice houses please.
ARBOR
LAKE CARE AND GENERAL INFORMATION
RESPONSIBILITY FOR CARE OF THE LAKE By homeowners to
include but not limited to:
Establish plans for aquatic plant removal as deemed
necessary through the lake management plans.
Form groups for monitoring water quality
Develop long range lake management plans
Develop plans for funding weed control
and water quality projects
Negotiate with government entities for
grants to fund weed control and water quality
projects
Conduct educational programs relating to
both the effect of and possible sources of plant
nutrient loading of the lake waters (and the
effects of runoff, etc on the lake)
Assessing lake quality, formulating
action plans as may be needed, to address any water
quality issues, and implementing any special
“assessments” of homeowners as needed.
Homeowners shall need the ability to
increase homeowner fees as may be necessary to
assist in funding water clean up and protection of
the Lake water and wetlands.
The members must be willing to create
an organization that:
Is willing to look to the future
Recognizes a broad range of issues and
requirements
Anticipates unforeseen occurrences that
could change the lake
Balances the needs of today’s lake
community against the possibilities of tomorrow’s
needs
Is
willing to work on behalf of maintaining the natural
integrity of Arbor Lakes and strategies necessary
for compliance.
GENERAL
LAKE INFORMATION
First order of business is to be a good neighbor.
Understand that most people enjoy peace and quiet–agree to work out disagreements
simply and without intervention from others.
Natural lake…only going to intervene
when absolutely necessary
Main goal is to maintain beauty and
health of the lake
No large boats or gas motors on the
lake. Electric trolling motors ok if less than 5hp.
Boats must be less than 17’ -no damage
to shoreline/lake edge –must be pulled out by hand.
Small docks will be permitted on the
lake provided they conform to the approved dock
design.
The
purpose of creating a uniform look is to preserve
and protect the visual aesthetic of the lake.
No electricity to any private dock.
Declarant may elect to build one dock/gazebo for
the use of owners at the area around the dam.
Use of
any docks to be at the risk of the owner.
No disturbing riparian buffer/
conservation easement
Storage for approved boats shall off
water and not cluttering water’s edge.
Use of the lake shall be at the risk of
each homeowner.
Fish catch will not be guaranteed
Catch and release please.
No transporting or stocking of lake
without approval of declarant
No firepits within 25 ft. of shoreline--
to avoid runoff of phosphates into the lake.
No boathouses will be permitted on the
water. All accessory structures must be approved the
A.R.C.
IMPORTANT NOTE: Ideas about the management of the
lake will change and ultimately the care of the lake
will reflect the majority of the homeowners will.
These guidelines may be changed under the guidelines
outlined below in MODIFICATIONS OF RESTRICTIONS.
PRESERVATION ZONE or CONSERVATION EASEMENT
A
preservation zone or conservation easement (as noted
on the final plat) is a natural area that protects
both the aesthetic appearance and environmental
significance of the PROPERTY, including, but not
limited to, woodlands, wetlands, ravines, flood
plains (if any) streams, lake, ponds and steep
slopes and can provide effective buffers between
different or same land uses. Such preservation
zone(s) shall not be disturbed any time before,
during or after construction except for necessary
access as approved by the DEVELOPER. The DEVELOPER
shall notify all contractors, utility companies
and/or
cable companies doing work within the
boundaries of the PROPERTY of the preservation
zone(s) requirements before construction
begins. No dirt or debris shall be placed within
the
preservation zone during construction.
Other than what may be determined to be absolutely
necessary, drainage shall not be changed
in a manner that will damage the preservation zone.
A
utility company servicing and/or
installing utilities in the designated preservation
zone shall also
be subject to these restrictions. There
restrictions shall be printed, if feasible, on the
final plat,
the final development plan and/or site
plan.
No
permanent or temporary structure, building or fence
shall be placed upon or in such preservation zone.
No development, clearing, thinning, construction or
work shall be performed in the preservation zone
except for necessary construction as deemed
necessary by the Developer. If the preservation
zone is disturbed at any time (including but not
limited to utility construction and/or easement,
building or grading construction) by the Developer,
contractor, subcontractor, house builder, property
owner or a representative, such disturbance shall be
restored to an approved condition. Diseased trees
and/or diseased vegetation conditions shall be
reported to Developer until such time as
Declarant/DEVELOPER turns responsibility over to the
Homeowners Association. NO FIREPITS of
land/hardscape in conservation easements. Burning
must submit to local ordinances.
The
DEVELOPER shall notify each property purchaser in
the concerned PROPERTY of the preservation zone(s)
requirements. Such notification shall be in writing
and shall be submitted to the property purchaser at
the time of closing in the form of a copy of the
final plat approved by the City of Pleasant Hill.
ENFORCEMENT
Each owner of a lot in Arbor Lake by
acceptance of a deed thereto specifically agrees
to the obligations and conditions set out in these
restrictions. If any entity shall violate or attempt
to violate any of the covenants, conditions or
restrictions contained in this document, it shall be
lawful for Declarant, so long as it owns any
interest in land in Polk County, Iowa or any other
owner of a lot or part thereof in Arbor Lake to
bring an action against any owner attempting to
violate any of these covenants or restrictions, for
such relief as may be permitted by law, including
but not limited to, injunctive relief, damages,
attorney fees and costs.
MODIFICATION OF RESTRICTIONS
The covenants, restrictions and
provisions of this instrument shall be deemed
covenants running
with the land and shall remain in full
force and effect until April 2, 2022, A.D., at which
time
said covenants, restrictions and
provisions shall automatically be extended for
successive periods
of five (5) years each, unless such
covenants, restrictions or provisions are amended,
modified or
changed or cancelled, in whole or in
part, by written agreement signed by the owners or
owners
of more than fifty percent (50%) of the
lots hereby restricted, and recorded in the office
of
Recorder of Polk County, Iowa, and
indexed in the Miscellaneous Records, at least one
year
prior to the original expiration date or
to a subsequent expiration date, whichever is
applicable.
SEVERABILITY
Invalidation of any of these covenants,
conditions or restrictions by judgment or court
order shall
in no way affect any of the other
covenants, conditions or restrictions contained
herein which
shall remain in full force and effect.
AMENDMENT
The covenants, conditions and
restrictions created by this Declaration shall run
with and bind the land, and shall inure to the
benefit of and be enforceable by the Declarant, or
the Owner of any Lot subject to this
Declaration, and their respective legal
representatives, heirs, successors, and assigns.
DISSOLUTION
Upon dissolution of the Association, all
assets of the Association shall be distributed
equally amongthe Owners such that the Owner(s) of an
individual Lot shall be entitled to one share of the
total assets.
ARCHITECTURAL REVIEW COMMITTEE
GENERAL
It is
the intent of Declarant to create a general plan and
uniform scheme of development of the Property
and to create within the Property a residential
community of high quality and harmonious
Improvements. Accordingly, an Architectural Review
Committee (the “A.R.C.”) shall be
Association to oversee, review and regulate all
architectural and design matters involving the Property. The A.R.C. shall have the
following general powers:
The
A.R.C. shall have the exclusive right to approve or
disapprove the size, exterior design, color,
materials, landscaping and location with respect to
all proposed Improvements, as well as the general
plan for development of all Lots.
Architectural Review Committee. The A.R.C. shall be
a permanent committee and shall administer and
perform the architectural and landscape review and
control functions of the Association. There shall
be no fewer than three (3) nor more than seven (7)
natural persons) appointed by declarant to a point
where it shall be turned over to homeowners. A
majority of the A.R.C. shall constitute a quorum to
transact business at any meeting/teleconference, and
the action of the A.R.C.
In
general, the A.R.C. will be solely administered by
the Declarant until a future time where, at its
sole discretion, Declarant will transition control
to other owners at C.A.A.L..
FLEXIBLE COMMUNITY
OPTION
TO ADD ADDITIONAL PROPERTY
Declarant hereby expressly reserves an
option to add the Additional Property to the
Property by unilateral action. The Additional
Property shall be added by Amendment to this
Declaration. The Additional Property may be added
to the Property as a whole or in phases. No
assurances are made by the Declarant with
respect to the order in which parcels may be added,
the number of parcels perphase or the
size of the parcels. Future plats/phasing may have
higher densities than plat 1.
HOME
OWNERS ASSOCIATION
Declarant expresses its intent to form a
homeowners association and is in process of forming
a separate legal entity. This process will be
finalized at a later date and then handed over to
the owners as the land is developed and ownership is
taken over by the residents/owners of the C.A.A.L.
There will be services provided by the
Declarant until such time it is deemed necessary and
prudent to transition of care for the C.A.A.L..
Ultimately, the care of the lake, its water, trees,
and other natural resources will be the
responsibility of the owners who reside in the
C.A.A.L.
Declarant will be responsible for care
of the lake until the transition takes place and
will require the cooperation of its owners to not
damage the water, soil, trees that are the
incredible natural beauty at Arbor Lake.
Declarant also may form a Conservation
Stewardship Organization to assist in lake issues on
a long term basis.
Enjoy
life at Arbor Lake- be a good neighbor and cooperate
with all of its owners. Arbor Lake is a superior
community with amenities that only a select few in
the Des Moines area will have the privilege to
enjoy.
STORM
WATER AGREEMENT
All lot purchases shall sign an
individual Addendum A at closing.
Addendum A
Storm
Water Agreement for individuals and/or entities
purchasing a lot
Project
Address: SE 55th Street
Iowa
Department of Natural Resources Authorization
Number: IA-11550-11329
Contractor’s Certification for: Community At
Arbor Lake, Pleasant Hill, IA
I. FOR PARTICIPATION AS PART OF A
LARGER DEVELOPMENT.
“I
under the penalty of law that I understand the terms
and conditions of the general National Pollutant
Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) permit that
authorizes the storm water discharges associated
with industrial activity from the construction site
identified as part of this certification. Further,
by my signature, I understand that I am becoming a
co-permittee, along with the owners and other
contractors and subcontractors signing such
certifications, to the Iowa Department of Natural
Resources NPDES General Permit No. 2 for ‘Storm
Water Discharge Associated with Industrial
Activities’ at the identified site. As a co-permittee,
I understand that I, and my company (if applicable),
are legally required under the Clean Water Act and
the Code of Iowa, to ensure compliance with the
terms and conditions of the Storm water Pollution
prevention plan developed under this NPDES permit
and the terms of this NPDES permit.”
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Second signer signature For (company name, if
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