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Reso 2022-047 Approve Parcel Map 11257 for 3081 and 3089 Teagarden Street
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DSCC-57520\2494968.2 13 September 17, 2021 <br />4.2.4 Life Safety Systems. The Association shall maintain the life safety systems, <br />including automatic fire sprinkler heads located in a Unit, as described in Section 4.1.4. <br />4.3 Inspection and Maintenance Standards and Guidelines. <br />4.3.1 Maintenance Standards. All Improvements in the Development shall be <br />maintained at all times: (i) in a neat, clean and sanitary condition; (ii) in proper operating condition; and <br />(iii) in good condition and repair consistent with the standards for the maintenance and operation of a first- <br />class, retail project comparable to that of other projects located in San Francisco Bay Area towns and cities <br />of similar design, density, amenities and age. <br />Landscaping shall be maintained in a healthy and weed-free condition. Dying or dead vegetation <br />shall be removed and replaced immediately. Maintenance shall include regular fertilization, mowing, <br />irrigation, pruning, elimination of pests or diseases, and other customary prudent landscaping practices. <br />The Association shall take appropriate steps to maintain the irrigation of the landscaping and to prevent <br />damage resulting from misdirected or excessive watering. Planting and irrigation must comply with any <br />applicable water efficient landscaping requirements and shall minimize the use of fertilizers, herbicides and <br />pesticides. <br />The Association shall keep the storm drainage system, including intake drains, catch basins or area <br />basins, free and clear of debris at all times, and no Owner shall take any action that would in any manner <br />interfere with the operation of the system. No drainage facilities, flow patterns or grading shall be modified <br />without the prior consent of the City. <br />Building exterior surfaces (including the siding, rain gutters, and downspouts) shall be periodically <br />repainted and the roof materials periodically replaced in accordance with a schedule that maintains <br />substantially the same quality of appearance as existed at the time original construction was completed <br />and no less frequently than the periodic repainting and re-roofing recommendations of the manufacturer <br />and/or the Guidelines described in this Section 4.3. In addition, each Unit shall be periodically inspected <br />by the Owner and the Common Area inspected by the Association for pests, including construction material <br />destroying pests or organisms and, if necessary, immediate appropriate corrective action shall be taken <br />therefor. <br />It is intended that the Improvements be maintained in a like-new condition similar to the condition <br />on the completion of the original construction, reasonable wear and tear excepted. In addition, to the extent <br />applicable, all Improvements and landscaping shall be maintained in compliance with the maintenance and <br />inspection guidelines described in Sections 4.3.2 and 4.3.3 and commonly-accepted owners’ maintenance <br />obligations. <br />4.3.2 Maintenance Guidelines. Inspection and maintenance guidelines and schedules, <br />including manufacturers’ guidelines and schedules, may be available or adopted for the inspection and <br />maintenance of certain Improvements and personal property situated within the Development (collectively, <br />the “Guidelines”). Each Owner and the Association shall retain the Guidelines and shall take all appropriate <br />steps to implement and comply with the Guidelines as required herein. <br />4.3.3 Water Intrusion. In order to reduce the potential for water damage (including mold <br />growth) within the Condominiums, Owners shall perform each of the following steps: (i) periodic inspection <br />of the Condominiums for water leaks, other evidence of water intrusion (such as condensation on the <br />windows or walls, water stains or other types of water damage) and for the presence of molds, fungi and <br />their spores (collectively “Mold”); (ii) if any water leaks, water intrusion and/or Mold are detected, <br />appropriate corrective steps to repair the leak and/or reduce water intrusion and repair any resulting water <br />damage (including the removal of any Mold); (iii) maintenance of proper ventilation (particularly in <br />bathrooms) and humidity levels to reduce the risk of water damage (including Mold growth); (iv) periodic <br />inspection of refrigerator condensation pans (if applicable), air conditioners (if applicable), and any other <br />water-retaining appliances to ensure they are properly functioning and not leaking water or otherwise <br />creating water damage to the Condominiums (including Mold growth); (v) periodic inspection of floor
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