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4.2 Maintenance of Parking Areas. The Association shall keep parking areas within <br />the Common Improvement Areas free of deterioration, including potholes, defects in asphalt so <br />as to become uneven, unsightly surface conditions; and weeds growing through asphalt. The <br />Association shall periodically resurface and restripe parking lots as necessary. Although oil <br />spills shall be the responsibility of Owner, periodic cleaning of parking areas shall be the <br />responsibility of the Association. The Association shall have the right to have towed or <br />otherwise removed any vehicle parked, stored or kept in violation of the provisions of this <br />Declaration. Association shall also maintain any lights in parking areas that are installed as a <br />result of the improvement project and trim tree canopies in parking areas to ensure that they do <br />not interfere with the lighting. <br />4.3 Maintenance of Other Common Area Improvements. Perimeter and parking <br />lot fencing, trash enclosures, recreation areas, entry signs, lights and pergolas, landscaped public <br />right-of-way areas including parkways (not maintained by the City or the Agency, and walls and <br />gates in Common Improvement Areas, if any, shall be routinely inspected by the Association and <br />maintained in good condition and in good repair. In furtherance thereof, the Association shall <br />pay for all water and utility costs serving Cozxamon Area Improvements maintained hereunder. <br />Wherever possible, materials and finishes shall be grafitti resistent. <br />4.4 Architectural Guidelines and Review. The Association shall establish <br />reasonable guidelines for facade treatments to Buildings, and paint colors for Buildings. Such <br />guidelines shall be distributed to all Owners, and may be changed from time to time by the <br />Board. <br />4.5 Signage. The Association shall establish reasonable rules and regulations with <br />respect to the display of signs on Parcels and Buildings. Such rules and regulations shall be <br />consistent with the City Municipal Code and applicable law, including without limitation Civil <br />Code Sections 712 and 713. <br />4.6 Monitoring of Owner Maintenance Obligations. The Owners shall have the <br />primary responsibility to properly maintain Buildings and other improvements on such Owner's <br />Parcel (not expressly maintained by the Association as set forth in Section IV). Nevertheless, the <br />Association, through its designees or designated Owners, shall have the power to periodically <br />conduct inspections of the Project including interiors of units, and shall promptly after <br />conducting such inspections notify responsible Owners of maintenance deficiencies. The <br />Association shall establish procedures to ensure compliance by Owners is carried out within a <br />specified period of time, including levies and assessments pursuant to ,Section 2.8 (c). <br />4.7 Tenant -Screening Methods and Leases. The Association shall establish <br />reasonable tenant screening criteria, which criteria may be amended from time to time, and shall <br />distribute such criteria to all Owners. The Association shall have the power to review and <br />approve written blank lease forms submitted by Owners. <br />EXHIBIT E: Page 11 of 24 <br />