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09/03/2d10 18:02 IFA% EDENPRAIRIEREALTYFAR�CBBURNET.COM � Allison Van Sloo I�005/041 <br /> or other services provided through,the Association under Article N,together with the <br /> incidental costs of operating the Association. <br /> Section 3. �Levy of AnnuaE Assessments. The annual assessment must be <br /> fixed at a uniform rate for each lot. The annual assessment shall be due and payable each <br /> May 1,be��g�'nning May I, 2000. The annual assessmerrt due May l,2400 shall not <br /> �� � [�5O .�j . For the followiag years,the annual assessment shall be <br /> levied by the Association,based upon a proposed budget. The annuai assessment may be <br /> increased, without a vote of the Membership, by the greater of(a)Two Hundred Fifty <br /> Dollars($250.00) per Lot; or(b)the percentage increase, if any,over the tweEve-month <br /> period preceding the year for which such annual assessment is levied,in the Consumer <br /> price Index, all items, published by the Unite� States Departmetrt of Commerce,Bureau <br /> of Labor Statistics, for the region including Orono,lVlinnesota. In order to increase the <br /> annual assessment more than the maximum amount estabiished in this Section, a vote of <br /> fifty percent(50'/0)of the votes of each class of inembership cast by the members <br /> present, in person or by proxy at a meeting of the.Association call�d for that purpose <br /> shail be necessary. The Board of Direciors of the Association shail fix the amount of the <br /> annual assessment in an amount not in excess of the maximum. The annual assessmeM <br /> for each year shail be fixed, and written notice provided to each Owner st least thirty(30) <br /> days prior to May 1 of the year in which the assessment is due. Failure to provide such <br /> notice, however, shall not render the assessment invalid. Annual Assessmevts shall be <br /> payable in a single lump-sum payment, unless the Board of Directors of the Association <br /> ele�ts otherwise. <br /> Section 4. Individual Lot Maintenance Assessments. �r►ihe evcnt that any <br /> Owner violates any covenant or fails to perform any condition cantaia�in tlus <br /> Declaration, the Association may,but shall not be obiigated in any way to, perform the <br /> act, remove the defect or correct the violation upon thirty(30)days written notice to the <br /> Qwner, and,as approprsate, pursuant to the procedures contained in Article VI. If the <br /> Association so acts on behalf of any Owner, the Association may levy an assessment <br /> (hereinafter,"Individual Lot Maintenance Assessment")against the Lot€or the cost of <br /> the performance ar correction. The Board of Directors of the Association shail deternune <br /> when any individual Lot Mainienance Assessment st�all be payable. <br /> Se�tion 5. Effect of Nonpayment of Assessment;Remedies of Association. <br /> T'he annual assessments and Individual Lot Ma'sntenance Assessment shall be fixed as <br /> provided in tbe Declaration. If any assessment es not paid when due, it shall become <br /> delinqvent and shall, together with interest at ihe rate of eight percem(8%)per annum, <br /> any cost of colleciion and any attorney's fees, become a continuing lien on the Lot and <br /> shaEl also be the personal obligation of the Owner of the Lot at the time the assessment is <br /> made. The lien may be enforced and foreclosed by action in the same manner in which <br /> mortgages rnay be foreclosed in Minnesota. Each�wner, by acceptance of a deed for <br /> any Lot, shall be deemed to give fisll and camp�ete power of sale to the Association and <br /> to consent to a foreclosure of the lien by advertisement. The Association may elect to <br /> being an action at law against the 4wner personally obiigated to pay the assessment. The <br /> lien createci by this Declaration shatl be subordinate to the lien of any First Mortgage. <br />