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Innis
Arden #1
Tree Height Amendment
In
order to preserve the views of Puget Sound and the Olympic Mountains
from lots in said subdivision, all trees, shrubs, brush and landscaping,
whether native or planted, on residential lots in said subdivision shall
be kept to a height no higher then the highest point of the roof surface
nor higher than the height of the house on each lot, whichever is lower.
For this purpose, the height of a house shall be measured from the highest
point of the roof surface to the lot grade which shall be the average
of the highest and lowest ground elevations at exterior walls of the
house. This amendment shall apply only to those trees, shrubs and brush
which in any way obstruct the view of the sound and Olympics from a
neighboring lot or lots. This provision shall not apply to the business
area nor to Lots 25, 26 and 27, Block 1, nor to the east half of Lots
1 through 13, Block 1 (which abut Eight Ave. N.W.) for which view is
not a factor and on which trees, shrubs, brush and landscaping will
not impair to views of others.
This
instrument may be recorded when the owners of 60 lots in Innis Arden
#1 have executed counterparts thereof. Upon the execution and recording
of counterparts by at least that number of lot owners, the Restrictive
Mutual Easements for Innis Arden #1 shall thereupon be amended and shall
be binding and effective as to all residential lots in Innis Arden #1.
(document 8112150594)
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AMENDMENT
OF
AMENDMENT OF RESTRICTIVE MUTAL EASEMENTS
FOR INNIS ARDEN #1
In April,
1981, an Amendment of the Restrictive Mutual Easements for Innis Arden
#1, was recorded and became effective as stated:
In order
to preserve the views of Puget Sound and the Olympic Mountains from
lots in said subdivision, all trees, shrubs, brush and landscaping,
whether native or planted, on residential lots in said subdivision
shall be kept to a height no higher then the highest point of the
roof surface nor higher than the height of the house on each lot,
whichever is lower. For this purpose, the height of a house shall
be measured from the highest point of the roof surface to the lot
grade which shall be the average of the highest and lowest ground
elevations at exterior walls of the house. This amendment shall apply
only to those trees, shrubs and brush which in any way obstruct the
view of the sound and Olympics from a neighboring lot or lots. This
provision shall not apply to the business area nor to Lots 25, 26
and 27, Block 1, nor to the east half of Lots l through 13, Block
1 (which abut Eighth Ave. N.W.) for which view is not a factor and
on which trees, shrubs, brush and landscaping will not impair to views
of others.
This
instrument may be recorded when the owners of 60 lots in Innis Arden
#1 have executed counterparts thereof. Upon the execution and recording
of counterparts by at least that number of lot owners, the Restrictive
Mutual Easements for Innis Arden #1 shall thereupon be amended and
shall be binding and effective as to all residential lots in Innis
Arden #1.
THE UNDERSIGNED,
as owner(s) of that residential or business property within Innis Arden
#1, as indicated opposite the signature(s) below, hereby amend(s) the
Amendment of Restrictive Mutual Easements (as quoted above) by deletion,
insertions and changes of language, for the aforesaid subdivision to
provide as follows:
In order
to preserve views of Puget Sound and the Olympic Mountains from lots
existing and to be created in said subdivision, all trees, shrubs,
brush and landscaping, whether native or planted, on residential lots
in said subdivision shall be kept to a height no higher than the highest
point of the roof surface nor higher than the height of the house
on each lot, which ever is lower. For this purpose, the height of
a house shall be measured from the highest point of the roof surface
to the lot grade which shall be the average of the highest and lowest
ground elevations at exterior walls of the house. This amendment shall
apply only to those trees, shrubs and brush which in any way obstruct
the view of the sound and Olympics from a neighboring lot or lots
existing or to be created. This provision shall not apply to the east
half of Lots 1 through 13, Block 1, nor shall it apply to the east
half of the present business area, which will be converted into six
lots, on which trees, shrubs, brush and landscaping will not impair
the views of others.
That
part of Innis Arden #1 which has previously been designated as "business
property" is hereby agreed to be "residential property"
and shall be re-platted into six single family residence lots, in
accord with the sketch attached hereto as Exhibit A and by this reference
incorporated herein. Said lots shall henceforth be used only for single
family residence purposes and for no other purpose.
Not withstanding
any provision in the existing and applicable Mutual Restrictive Easements
for Innis Arden #1 to the contrary, for the purposes of Paragraph
2 thereof, each of these six new lots, as indicated on Exhibit A shall
be deemed to be legal building sites. The six new lots shall be subject
to all Restrictions and enjoy all privileges expressed for the residential
lots in the original Mutual Restrictive Easements for Innis Arden
#1 as written and as amended and to be amended.
This
instrument may be recorded when the owner(s) of 60 lots and the owner(s)
of the business area in Innis Arden #1 have executed counterparts
thereof. Upon the execution and recording of counterparts by at least
that number of owners, the Restrictive Mutual Easements for Innis
Arden #1 shall thereupon be amended and shall be binding and effective
as to all lots in Innis Arden #1.

(Recorded
February 24, 1982)