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If the Association fails to maintain, repair and replace the <br />private utilities described subparagraphs (e), (f) and (g), then <br />the City shall have the right (but not the obligation) to maintain, <br />repair and replace such private utilities. Any such actions by the <br />City shall not convert the private utilities into public utilities. <br />The Owners of each of the 25 Lots shall pay the City l/25th of the <br />costs incurred by the City in maintaining, repairing and replacing <br />the private utilities. The City shall invoice each Lot Owner for <br />such costs. Each invoice shall be due within thirty (30) days <br />after receipt by the Lot Owner. If the invoice against such Lot <br />is not paid on time, then the City shall have a lien upon such Lot <br />and the City may foreclose such lien as if it were a lien for <br />special assessments for local improvements under Minnesota <br />Statutes. <br />Section j. Private Woodland Preserve. The Association shall <br />maintain the woodlands in the Private Woodland Preserve. Woodland <br />maintenance may include (without limitation) the following: <br />trimming and pruning of trees and bushes; removal of dead, diseased <br />and hazardous trees and bushes; removal of brush, undergrowth, <br />leaves and debris; planting of trees, bushes and other vegetation; <br />watering vegetation; treating diseased vegetation; installation of <br />landscaping structures; and control of erosion. The need for and <br />timing of maintenance of the Private Woodland Preserve shall be in <br />the sole discretion of the Board of Directors of the Association, <br />subject to governmental regulations concerning weed control, <br />diseased trees and similar matters. Within the Private Woodland <br />Preserve, there shall be no grading without the written consent of <br />the City and no tree two inches (2") or more in diameter at four <br />feet (4*) above ground shall be removed without the written consent <br />of the City unless such tree is dead, diseased or hazardous to an <br />adjoining Lot or to traffic on Sugairwoods Drive. ^See Article IX, <br />Section 14 for maintenance of the woodlands in the Building Setback <br />Area. <br />Section 4. Entrance Monuments. The Declarant shall erect two <br />entrance monuments on Outlot A, SUGAR WOODS — one on either side <br />of the intersection ofoSuoarwoods Drive and Brown Road Nort/i. The <br />Association shall operate and maintain the entrance monuments. <br />Operation and maintenance shall include (without limitation) the <br />following: lighting, painting, repairing and replacing the monu <br />ments and watering plants surrounding the monuments. Each entrance <br />monument and changes thereto shall comply with municipals <br />ordinances. <br />Section 5. Private Pedestrian Trail. The Declarant shall <br />install a pedestrian trail of crushed rock within Outlota|l^andJE^ <br />SUGAR WOODS. The trail shall be for the private use and en3oyment <br />of the Owners and their respective family members, tenants, guests <br />and invitees. The Association shall maintain the trail. Trail <br />maintenance shall include (without limitation) the following: <br />clearing the surface of debris; repairing the trail surface and the <br />- 6 -
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