2002-06-10 Regular Meeting, Public Hearing, and Workshop Meeting

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e e coy en ants and restrictions: (a) Each Tract shall be well-maintained in a safe, clean and attractive condition at all times (including, without limitation, keeping the Tract free of unsightly weeds and keeping grass and other ground coyer, if any, mowed). (b) Any Owner who sells his Tract shall promptly notify the Association, providing the name and address of the new Owner. ( c) The Association shall, at the request of the mortgagee of any Tract, report any delinquent assessments due from the Owner of such Tract. (d) All Association assessments shall be paid when due. ( e) The lease of any Tract or Improvements theron shall be deemed to provide that the tenant and its guests, licensees, employees, agents and inyitees shall fully comply with the conyenants, restrictions, terms, and provisions of this Declaration and any and all rules and regulations of the Association. Each Owner shall be jointly and seyerally liable with the tenant of such Owner for the violation of any of the covenants, restrictions, terms or provisions of this Declaration or any rules or regulations of the association. (f) No oil, gasoline or other such flammables shall be stored in yiolation of any local, state, federal or other goyemmental code or regulation. No such flammables shall be stored in bulk of more than fifty-fiye (55) gallons gross capacity except in a manner and upon such conditions as the Association shall approye in writing in its sole discretion. All underground storage tanks used or installed on any Tract must be designated, installed and operated in accordance with the stricter of the technical standards established in 40 C.F.R. Part 280 or 31 Tex. Admin. Code Sections 334.41-334.45, as both are subsequently amended and revised from time to time. Such technical standards shall apply on the effective date hereof, regardless of the applicable effectiye date established by said regulations. Containment structures, such sas impervious curbing and retaining walls, must be proyided in all areas where oil, petroleum products or hazardous substances (as defined in the Comprehensive Environmental Response Compensation and Liability Act of 1980, as amended) are used or stored. Such containment structures must be adequate to retain the entire contents of any container(s) located therein, No ponds, lagoons, impoundments, reservoirs or earthen works may be installed or constructed on any Tract for storage, containment or disposal of any materials or wastes. (g) Pursuant to the terms of the Development Agreement with the City of La Porte, storage of shipping containers is prohibited. The only exception to this shall be to allow the temporary loading and/or unloading of shipping containers incidental to the Rail-Warehouse areas or the Light Industrial areas. (h) Additional reasonable rules and regulations may be adopted by the Association from 11