Protective Covenants

1.  No inoperable, unlicensed or junk motor vehicles or equipment of any kind may be located on the property.

2.  The property is restricted to use for residential and limited agricultural purposes such as private gardening and the tending of orchards and vineyards.

3.  Only one dwelling or residence may be located on each lots.

4.  The lots in the subdivision shall not be re-subdivided, except that the Declarant reserves the right to adjust the location of the various lot lines as may be necessary to assure the useability of a particular lot or groups of lots.

5.  No livestock or animals may be raised or kept for any purpose, and no hogs shall be permitted on the property.

6.  In the event a mobile home is placed on the property, the same shall be fully underskirted and firmly anchored within 90 days.

7.  No incomplete or junk type structures shall be permitted on the property.

8.  All driveways installed from abutting roadways must use a pipe of sufficient size to insure proper drainage and in any event shall not be less than 15 inches in diameter.

9.  Each lot shall have its own well or other approved water source and septic tank or other approved waste disposal system.  All water sources and waste disposal systems must comply with the standards set forth by the Franklin County Health Department.  All trash and garbage must be disposed of by a method approved by the Franklin County Health Department or through a duly franchised waste disposal service operating in Franklin County.  No dumping shall be permitted on the property.

10.  All buildings, mobile homes, and other structures must be set back at least 40 feet from the edge of the road right of way.  On cul de sac, all buildings, mobile homes, and other structures shall be set back to a point where the lot width is at least 100 feet.  Declarant may maive this provision in cases where, in its opinion, such setback renders the lot unuseable or works a hardship on the owner.

These protective Covenants shall remain in full force and effect and be binding on the property until June 30, 2005, after which time they shall be automatically extended for successive periods of 5 years each, unless by a vote of the majority of lot owners in the subdivision, and by the consent of declarant, it is agreed to change, modify or abolish the covenants.  These Protective Covenants shall run with and be a part of the title to the property.