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24 <br /> the Community and the safety of pedestrians and bicyclists using the Trails. At no time shall any <br /> Owner deny, prevent or obstruct access by the Association or its employees or contractors to any <br /> Trail located on such Owner's Lot for the purpose of performing its duties and responsibilities as <br /> set forth in this paragraph and/or in Sections 3.05 and 4.03. <br /> (p) Construction Damage and Debris. During the construction of any <br /> Building and/or Improvement on any Lot, any damage to any Street or to any Improvement <br /> located on any other Lot or Common Elements caused by such construction must be promptly <br /> remediated by the party responsible for such damage at such party's sole cost and expense. Any <br /> dirt, mud, gravel and/or other debris deposited onto any Street resulting from the construction of <br /> any Building and/or Improvement on any Lot or Common Elements must be cleaned up within <br /> forty-eight (48) hours. During the construction of any Building and/or Improvement on any Lot, <br /> (i)there shall be a gravel entrance from the Street onto such Lot of not less than forty(40)feet in <br /> length for the purpose of reducing the amount of dirt,mud and/or other debris that is tracked onto <br /> the Street from such Lot, and (ii) the Owner of such Lot shall be responsible for keeping all <br /> construction vehicles off any Street, including the shoulder of any Street. <br /> (q) Utilities. All water, electric power, telephone, natural gas, sewage, storm <br /> water drainage and other utility pipes, lines and cables upon any Lot or Common Elements shall be <br /> installed underground. No utility pipe, line or cable upon any Lot or Common Elements shall be <br /> installed above ground, whether on poles,towers or otherwise, except for temporary service during <br /> construction, unless expressly approved, in writing, by Declarant during the Period of Declarant <br /> Control or,thereafter,by the Architectural Control Committee. <br /> (r) Dedication of Public/Private Access. At no time subsequent to the <br /> expiration or any earlier termination of the Period of Declarant Control shall any Lot or part of <br /> any Lot be dedicated or used as a public street or for any public or private access to any other Lot <br /> or any Common Elements without the prior written approval of Declarant during the Period of <br /> Declarant Control or,thereafter,the Association and any affected Owner. <br /> (s) Buildings and Improvements in Easement Areas. No permanent <br /> Building or Improvement shall be permitted within any public or private utility easement if such <br /> Building and/or Improvement may (i) damage or in any manner interfere with the installation, <br /> maintenance, repair and/or replacement of utilities, equipment and/or facilities within such <br /> easement, or (ii) or which may compromise or change the direction and/or rate of flow of <br /> drainage channels within such easement. Appropriate ground cover vegetation within the portion <br /> of any such easement located on any Lot shall be maintained by the Owner of such Lot at his or <br /> her sole cost and expense. <br /> ARTICLE VI <br /> SETBACK AND CONSTRUCTION REQUIREMENTS <br /> Section 6.01 Guidelines. No Building (including any residential building) or <br /> Improvement shall be constructed, erected, placed, altered or permitted to remain on any Lot or <br /> Common Elements unless the plans and specifications for such Building and/or Improvement and <br /> the location of such Building and/or Improvement shall have been approved, in writing, by <br /> Declarant during the Period of Declarant Control or, thereafter, by the Architectural Control <br /> Committee. Each Building and Improvement constructed, erected, placed, altered, existing or <br /> otherwise permitted to remain on any Lot or Common Elements shall comply with the provisions <br /> 14 <br />