Section 6.07.     Rights of Governmental Authorities; Offstreet Parking Requirement.  The reserves identified in Section 2.03 above have been designated as "Common Area" and are to be conveyed to the Association, which shall be responsible for the maintenance and upkeep thereof. Until such conveyance, Declarant, as owner, shall be responsible for such maintenance and upkeep.* In the event the Association, its successors or assigns, shall fail at any time to maintain the Common Area or fail in any manner to fulfill its obligations relating to the Common Area, the appropriate governmental authority may serve a written Notice of Delinquency upon the Association setting forth the manner in which it has failed to fulfill the obligation. If said obligation is not fulfilled within the time specified, the appropriate governmental authority, in order to preserve the taxable value of the properties within the Remington Addition and to prevent the Common Area from becoming a nuisance, may enter upon said Common Area and perform the obligations listed in the Notice of Delinquency. All costs so incurred in carrying out the obligations of the Declarant or* the Association may be assessed equally against all the Lots within the Villas in the same manner as provided by law for special assessments, and said assessments may be established as liens upon said Lots. Should Declarant or* the Association, their successors or assigns, upon receipt of said Notice of Delinquency believe that the obligations described in said Notice are not proper for any reason, it may, within the twenty (20) day period to be provided in said Notice, apply for a hearing before the appropriate governmental authority to appeal said obligations, and any further proceedings under said Notice shall be suspended pending the outcome of any proceedings with respect to such appeal.

Each of the Lots shall provide a minimum of four (4) off-street parking spaces per dwelling unit, including garages and driveway.