Covenants and restrictions that apply to members of the Aviation Corporation are included in the C & Rs for either Windsock Village I or Windsock Village II.
For lots located in the Windsock Village I, the applicable C & Rs are found in the “Restrictions” section, item “2”. The relevant text is as follows:
2. Applicable To Lots With Aviation Rights:
The owners of all lots with common aviation rights shall constitute a separate organization, with every such owner to have one vote for each such lot owned. This aviation organization shall adopt programs and reasonable regulations for the maintenance, improvement, use and governance. of the airstrip. Said organization shall impose on its members an annual, and such special, assessments as may be, found necessary to operate, maintain and/or improve said airstrip. While the Grantor owns a majority of the lots adjoining said airstrip, the assessment for each year is hereby fixed at $100 per lot with common aviation rights. The annual aviation assessment shall be due and payable on or before November 1 each year. The owner of any lot with aviation. rights shall not keep more than two aircraft at the airstrip for each such lot owned. In addition to other enforcement provisions herein, the owner of a lot with aviation rights may be prohibited from using said airstrip during any periods while such owner fails to comply with the provisions of this paragraph or with regulations established thereunder.
For lots located in the Windsock Village II or Soaring Heights, the applicable C & Rs are found in the “Restrictions” section, item “2”. The relevant text is as follows:
2. Special Obligations Applicable To Lots With Aviation Rights:
The owners of all lots with common aviation rights shall constitute a separate organization with every such owner to have one vote for each such lot owned. This aviation organization shall adopt programs end reasonable regulations for the maintenance, improvement, use and governance of the airstrip. Said organization shall impose on its members an annual, and such special assessments as may be found necessary to operate, maintain and/or improve said airstrip. So long as the Grantor continues to maintain the airstrip, not having turned over such duties in writing to the aviation organization, the assessment for each year is hereby fixed at $100 per lot with common aviation rights. The annual aviation assessment shall be due and payable on or before November 1 each year. The owner of any lot with aviation rights shall not base more than two aircraft at the airstrip for each such lot owned. If the same person owns more than one lot with aviation rights, he shall only be required to pay an annual aviation assessment with respect to lots as to which he is using the aircraft basing rights, but any such person shall pay a minimum of one annual aviation assessment. In addition to other enforcement provisions herein, the owner of a lot with aviation rights may be prohibited from using said airstrip during any periods while such owner fails to comply with the provisions of this paragraph or with regulations established thereunder. The annual aviation assessment may include an extra charge designed to cover the expense of maintaining end keeping open taxi-ways shown on said plan and serving lots with which aviation rights have been conveyed. Such extra charge shall be fairly apportioned among, and only made to, the owners of lots with aviation rights which front on such taxi-ways. So long as Grantor continues to maintain the airstrip and taxi-way, not having turned over such duties in writing to the aviation organization, such extra charge for taxi-way lots shall be limited to $50.00 per year.