Deed Restrictions
Foxcroft Inc. as to Foxcroft and Foxcroft #1, #2, #3, #4
Restriction Agreement Dated March 17, 1955
Acknowledged March 17, 1955
Recorded April 11, 1955
Liber 3313, Page 34
THIS AGREEMENT made and entered into this 17th day of March, 1955 by and between FOXCROFT, INC., a Michigan corporation, hereinafter referred to as the "developer”, and the parties whose names appear below, hereinafter referred to as the “owners”.
WITNESSETH:
WHEREAS, all of said parties are owners of record of the lots set opposite their names, all being located in Foxcroft, and
WHEREAS, said Foxcroft is composed of 5 certain subdivisions, namely Foxcroft, Foxcroft #1, Foxcroft #2, Foxcroft #3 and Foxcroft #4, and
WHEREAS, certain building restriction agreements have heretofore been executed and recorded, namely agreement dated October 18, 1938 and recorded on October 25, 1938 in Liber 59 of Miscellaneous Records, Page 166, of Oakland County Records, which said building restriction agreement covers that certain plat known as Foxcroft #1 (erroneously stated to be composed of Lots 28 to 61, inclusive, together with Outlot “B”) and composed in fact of Lots 27 to 62, inclusive, together with Outlot "B” and an additional parcel of land lying east of Outlot "B" and not identified on said plat, and a proposed plat to be known as Foxcroft and to be composed of Lots 1 to 26, inclusive, and Outlot “A” and a proposed plat to be known as Foxcroft #2 and to be composed of Lots 63 to 81, inclusive, and Outlot “C”; a certain building restriction agreement dated May 20, 1948 and recorded on June 10, 1948 in Liber 2272, Page 566 of Oakland County Records, which said building restriction agreement purports to cover a plat known as Foxcroft #2 composed of Lots 63 to 118, inclusive, and Outlot “C”; a certain building restriction agreement dated March 3, 1948 and recorded March 8, 1948 in Liber 2231, Page 390 of Oakland County Records, which said building restriction agreement purports to cover a plat known as Foxcroft #3 composed of Lots 119 to 157, inclusive, and Outlot “D” and a certain proposed plat to be known as Foxcroft #4 (erroneously stated to be composed of Lots 159 to 228, inclusive) and composed in fact of Lots 159 to 223, inclusive, and Outlot “E”; and a certain amendment to the building restriction agreement recorded in Liber 59 o£ Miscellaneous Records, Page 166 of Oakland County Records, said amendment being dated February 17, 1950 and recorded March 9, 1950 in Liber 2549, Page 183 of Oakland County Records, which said amendment purports to cover Lots 1, 3, 4, 5, 9, 15, 16, 17, 21, 22, 23, 25, 27 of Foxcroft and Lots 36, 37, 38, 39, 40, 41, 42, 43, 46, 48, 49, 51, South 1/2 of Lot 52, Lots 54, 56, 57, 58, 60, 61 and 62 of Foxcroft #1, and
WHEREAS, all of said subdivisions have been developed under a general plan of building restriction control and it is deemed necessary and desirable that all of said building restrictions should be uniform and reciprocal throughout all of said subdivisions, and
WHEREAS, it is the purpose of the parties hereto to subject their respective properties to certain building restrictions, easements, conditions, obligations, reservations, rights, powers and charges as hereinafter set forth.
NOW, THEREFORE, each for a valuable consideration and in consideration of the agreements of the others and in order to make said building restrictions, easements, conditions, obligations, reservations, rights, powers and charges binding, reciprocal and in full force and effect on all of said Lots and Outlots and upon the developer and the present and future owners and occupants of the same, the parties hereto have agreed to enter into this agreement whereby they agree that each and every Lot and Outlot shall be and is, and when conveyed, shall be conveyed subject to and charged with all of the building restrictions, easements, conditions, obligations, reservations, rights, powers and charges set forth in this instrument, which is to be recorded in the office of the Register of Deeds for Oakland County, Michigan.
FIRST: Residential Lots: Only a single private residence, or dwelling house, and necessary appurtenant garage shall be erected on any residential lot in said subdivision.
In no case shall a temporary residence structure be erected, nor shall any structure be moved into the subdivision without written consent of the developer or his duly authorized representative.
The purpose of these restrictions is to limit the use and occupancy of any one lot to a single family together with their necessary servants and appurtenances. In case the purchaser of any lot leases his premises, the premises must be leased as a whole; the leasing or subleasing separately of any part thereof is expressly forbidden.
Outlots - Outlots as described in paragraph EIGHTEENTH hereof shall be used only for community and recreational purposes as therein specified, and such uses shall be consistent with and in connection with the residential use and character of lots in the Foxcroft development. Community and recreational buildings may be erected on each Outlot to further such uses for the benefit of all lots in the Foxcroft development.
SECOND: Keeping of Livestock, Etc. - The raising, keeping or maintaining of livestock, poultry and the like on a lot or Outlot is strictly prohibited, except that dogs, cats or pets of like character can be kept and maintained on any lot when such keeping or maintaining does not constitute a neighborhood nuisance. No horses shall be stabled or permanently maintained on any lot or Outlot.
THIRD: Easements- An easement of 12 feet in width is reserved along the outside boundaries of the properties own as Foxcroft and Foxcroft #1 for tree planting and use-for the installation of underground and/or overhead public utilities and similar uses as may be required from time to time; except, along that boundary of the property comprising the northerly boundaries of Lots 11 to 15, inclusive. An easement of 12 feet in width is reserved along the southerly boundary of Lots 63 to 70, inclusive, and along the easterly boundary of Lot 70, Outlot "C" and Lot 118, and along the northerly boundary of Lots 111 to 117, inclusive, and an easement of 6 feet in width is reserved along the westerly boundary of Lots 110 and 111 and diagonally across the northwesterly corner of Lot 97 and 98 to a point 6 feet south of the northwesterly corner of Lot 97, all of said lots being in Foxcroft #2, said easement to be used for tree planting and use for the installation of underground and/or overhead public utilities and similar uses as may be required from time to time. An easement of 12 feet in width is reserved along the outside boundaries of the property known as Foxcroft #3 and Foxcroft #4 except that portion of the boundary running along the westerly side of Lot 133 which shall be changed to run along the easterly side of Lot 133 and also along the easterly side of Lot 132, and also such 12 foot easement shall be reserved between Lot 145 and 146 and between Lots 156 and 157, and easements to be used for tree planting and use for the installation or underground and/or overhead public utilities and similar uses as may be required from time to time.
Further, a standard 6-foot easement for installation of overhead and/or underground utilities, as specified herein, shall be reserved along all interior lot lines, but shall be inactive unless specifically required for the uses indicated. Such easements indicated as permanently accessible are: Between Lots 9 and 10, between Lots 11 and 12, between Lots 14 and 15, between Lots 21 and 22, between Lots 27 and 28 and between Lots 61 and 62 for installation of public utilities. After such utilities are installed between Lots 11 and 12, the owners of Lots 11 and 12 may plant, fence or make other lot line improvements so long as access without charges or liability for damages be granted for the installation and maintenance of public utilities so installed.
Further, a standard 6-foot easement for installation of overhead and/or underground utilities, as specified herein, shall be reserved along all interior lot lines in Foxcroft #2, Foxcroft #3 and Foxcroft #4, but shall be inactive unless specifically required for the uses indicated. But after such utilities are installed, shall not prohibit planting, fencing or other lot line improvements so long as access without charges or liability for damages be granted for the installation and maintenance of public utilities so installed.
Further, Lots 61 and 62 are each subject to a provisional 20-foot easement along the joint lot line; provided only that street openings to the adjoining property are required in case of future developments otherwise the 6-foot easement previously mentioned herein are sufficient.
FOURTH: Size of Lots - No lot shall in any respect be reduced in size by any method whatsoever without written consent of developer or his duly authorized representative. Lots may be enlarged by the consolidation of all or any fractional part of any adjoining lot under single ownership. In case 1 or more lots are developed as a unit, all restrictions herein contained shall apply as to a single lot.
FIFTH: Building Lines - An area within the following specified limitations or building lines is set aside on each lot for building and construction of the main residence, including all porches and projections thereof, and garage and/or other approved appurtenances
to the main building, and in no event shall structures be erected, or be planned to be erected beyond the limitations of such lines.
The aforesaid building lines shall extend as follows:
A. A minimum setback of 30 feet from all street lines, except that such setback shall be 12 feet from Sunningdale, affecting lot lines of Lots 30 and 31; 50 feet from Crabtree Road and Valley Forge, affecting lot lines of Lots 122 to 131, inclusive; 40 feet from Crabtree Road, affecting lot lines of Lots 119, 120, 121, 153, 152, 150, 149, 148 and 147; 40 feet, affecting Lots 71 to 117, inclusive; 20 feet from Orchard Way, affecting Lot 70; and 20 feet from Sandy Lane, affecting Lot 118; and further, it will be construed that the street setback on Lantern Lane, affecting Lots 83, 84, 97 and 98 shall be measured from the continuation of the street line rather than from the curb of the cul-de-sac.
B. A minimum of 12 feet from the interior or side lot lines, unless otherwise specified, except that for lots 63 to 118, inclusive, such minimum shall be 15 feet from the interior or side lot lines.
C. A minimum of 42 feet from all exterior rear lot lines forming the outside boundaries of the subdivisions known as Foxcroft, Foxcroft #1 and Foxcroft #2 as combined, except that the setback from the rear lot lines of Lots 70 and 118 shall be 20 feet.
Minimum setback lines from other rear lot lines elsewhere shall be as follows:
1. Thirty-six feet from the interior east and west lot lines of Lots 6, 9, 16, 17, 20, 21, 22, and 25 & 36 feet from the
north and south interior lot lines of Lot 1.
2. Forty-five feet from all interior rear lot lines in Foxcroft #2.
3. Forty-two feet from all rear lot lines in Foxcroft 3 and Foxcroft #4.
D. Special building lines shall also apply as follows:
1. Thirty-two feet from the north line of Lot 61 and the south line of Lot 62.
SIXTH: Advisory Board of Restriction Control - Should controlling interest in the property pass from the developer, its successors or assigns, 3 or more bona fide owners of Lots in Foxcroft shall call a meeting of other owners and contract holders in good standing and by simple majority elect an "Advisory Board of Restriction Control" consisting of not less than 3 members nor more than 7 and shall include thereon a Registered Architect, or a Landscape Gardener, or an experienced Builder; and such Board shall have authority to pass on plans and specifications, administer maintenance funds and otherwise guide the development as planned and restricted herein.
The Advisory Board, upon election, shall proceed to draw up suitable rules, regulations and by-laws for the conduct of their duties of administration and control and shall provide for removal, replacement or resignation of members of such Board.
SEVENTH: Approval of Plans - The plans and specifications of all structures, including plans for any major grading of lots, for planting, driveways, walks, garbage receptacles, fences, and walls must be approved in writing by developer or his duly authorized representatives, before beginning of any construction work on any lot, and such plan and specifications as approved must be strictly adhered to. Before final blue prints are made for a residence to be built in Foxcroft, an architect’s sketch showing the exterior design and materials, should be submitted to and approved by the developer. After final blueprints are made, a copy of same shall be filed with the developer and stamped “Approved” before building is commenced.
The developer shall cause his approval or suggested changes to be affixed in writing within 10 days after presentation of plans and specifications. Such approval shall carry the signature of developer, his duly qualified Consulting Architect, or his duly qualified Consulting Landscape Architect or planner, otherwise the Secretary of the Advisory Board, under instructions of that Board shall sign all approved plans.
Any question or controversy on the general plans of a residence or details thereof, such as exterior textures, roofing materials, fencing, etc., shall be submitted to a group, composed of the following, for final decision.
The resident owner. The owner’s architect.
The representative of the selling agent. The developer.
The developer’s architect.
No exterior alteration or addition to any building shall be started without the consent of Foxcroft developers. No single garages shall be permitted. Each garage must be attached directly or by an enclosed breezeway to the main building.
EIGHTH: Approval of Grades and Floor Levels - The developer, its authorized representatives or the Advisory board shall have jurisdiction over the grades and floor levels of the house and grounds proposed to be erected by purchaser, and said purchaser shall indicate, upon submitting plans for building or development of the grounds, the relative levels at which such improvements are to be placed.
NINTH: Size of Building - The main residence to be constructed on Lots 28 to 43 and 46 to 61, all inclusive, shall contain not less than 25, OOO cubic feet. The main residence to be constructed on Lots 1 to 9, inclusive, 22 to 26, inclusive, Lots 27, 44, 45 and 62 shall contain not less than 32,000 cubic feet. The main residence to be constructed on Lots 10 to 21, inclusive, shall contain not less than 38,000 cubic feet. The minimum size of the main residence to be constructed on lots in Foxcroft and Foxcroft #1 is exclusive of the size of the buildings for accessory use, all of which shall be a cost, architecture and construction appropriate to and in harmony and commensurate with the cost, architecture and construction of the main residence. Provided, however, that a garage incorporated into the mass of the main building shall be considered apart thereof.
It shall be construed that the following square foot limits affecting lots in Foxcroft #2, Foxcroft #3 and Foxcroft #4 shall be the measurement of the livable floor space of the main residence only.
The main residence to be constructed on Lots 63 to 69, inclusive, shall contain not less than 1,200 square feet. The main residence to be constructed on Lots 71 to 96, inclusive, shall contain not less than 1,300 square feet. The main residence to be constructed on Lots 97 to 110, inclusive, and Lots 116 and 117 shall contain not less than 1,400 square feet. The main residence to be constructed on Lots 111 to l10, shall not contain less than 1,500 square feet. The main residence to be constructed on Lots 167 and 168, shall contain not less than 1,000 square feet. The main residence to be constructed on Lots 159 - 162 inclusive, 169 - 176 inclusive, 199, 217 - 223 inclusive, shall contain not less than 1,100 square feet. The main residence to be constructed on Lots 119 - 121 inclusive, 151 - 157 inclusive, 163 - 166 inclusive, 177 - 189 inclusive, 200 - 202 inclusive, 210 - 216 inclusive, shall contain not less than 1,200 square feet. The main residence to be constructed on Lots 190 - 198 inclusive, 203 - 209 inclusive, shall contain not less than 1300 square feet. The main residence to be constructed on Lots 122 - 124 inclusive, 140 - 145 inclusive, 147 -150 inclusive, shall contain not less than 1,400 square feet, the main residence to be constructed on Lots 134 - 139 inclusive, shall contain not less than 1,500 square feet. The main residence to be constructed on Lots 125 - 131 inclusive, and 133 shall contain not less than 1,600 square feet.
TENTH:Lot Boundary Treatment- approved fences, hedges, landscape planting or stone walls may be used to outline, protect or designate individual lots, provided, however, that such boundary indications must be of a given character throughout a sufficiently large section of the subdivision to prevent excessive variety. All fence designs must be approved and no fence or addition thereto, vertical or horizontal, shall be erected or maintained without the consent of Foxcroft developers.
In the event it shall become desirable to screen any portion of the said subdivisions or any owner desires to screen any portion or all of his lot from the noise or view of Telegraph Road, Maple Road or any public road which may hereafter be built adjacent to or though said subdivision the said developer, its authorized representative or Advisory Board of Restriction Control, when in operation, shall have authority to determine the type, form of materials and location of said screens, fences or walls to be used.
The developer, its authorized representative or Advisory Board of Restriction Control, when in operation, shall have authority to indicate and specify such sections and the boundary treatment therein and shall do so at the time of passing on plans and specifications.
ELEVENTH: Trees and Surface Soil - No trees 6 inches or more in diameter shall be removed or cut nor shall surface soil be dug and removed from any lot for purposes other than building and landscaping on said lot without consent of developer or its duly authorized representative.
TWELTH: Signs - No signs, billboards, or other advertising device or any symbol shall be erected or displayed on any lot or lots or premises without approval, except "For Sale" and "To Rent" signs, one to a lot and not exceed 6 square feet in size.
THIRTEENTH: Garbage and Refuse - No refuse, such as ashes, crates, boxes, garbage, manure, cans, etc., shall be deposited on any part of an adjoining lot. All such refuse must be kept out of sight or under cover on owners' lots at all times, except on days when same is to be collected. All net building leftovers, such as wood, metal and cement scraps must be cleaned up as soon as building is completed. Waste paper incinerator baskets must be kept on owners' lots at all times.
The developer, its authorized representative or the Advisory Board of Restriction Control are hereby authorized and empowered to enter upon said premises and remove or correct any of the objectionable features enumerated above in the event the owner or resident defaults inperformance of this covenant for a period of more than 10 days, and any and all expense incurred in correction therewith shall be charged against the land owners interest in said premises and shall be a lien upon said land and premises.
FIFTEENTH: General Conditions -
A. No trailers or commercial vehicles may be parked in Foxcroft without special approval.
B. No laundry shall be hung in public view for drying on Sundays or any legal holidays.
C. All garage doors opening on any street shall be kept closed when not in use.
D. All mail boxes are to be of standard size, color and name design.
SIXTEENTH: Buildings Destroyed by Fire - The erection of any new building or repair of any such structure damaged by fire or casualty shall be completed as rapidly as possible and should the owner leave such buildings in an incomplete condition for an unreasonable period of time, then developer, its authorized representative or Advisory Board of Restriction Control are hereby authorized and empowered either to tear down and clear from the premises the uncompleted portion of such structure, or to complete the same at their discretion, and in either event the expense incurred shall be charged against the owner's interest therein and shall be a lien upon said lands and premises. .
SEVENTEENTH: Maintenance Fund– The sum of $20 shall be paid yearly by the owner (not to include party of first part herein or its successor) of each lot to the developers of Foxcroft (for the duration of the restrictions of record and not limited thereby) for a program of dust control, maintenance of community parks, recreation commons and vacant properties. Said maintenance charge shall be a lien and encumbrance on the land and binding on subsequent purchasers thereof. All such funds are to be spent as authorized and an accounting to be available to individuals or an association (Foxcroft) at all times.
EIGHTEENTH: Recreation and Community Areas - Outlot “B” and all of Outlot "C” Except the northerly 310 feet thereof and the southerly 235 feet thereof (as measured on the easterly boundary), Outlot – “D", Outlot "E" and that parcel of land in the extreme southeast corner of Foxcroft #1, according to the recorded plat thereof, which originally was intended to be part of Outlot "B" and which bears no lot number or Outlot letter but lies North of Maple Road, across the 70 foot subdivision road and East of Outlot "B” and South of Surrey Cross and Lot 54, are hereby irrevocably dedicated and reserved for parks, playgrounds and other community and recreational uses for the benefit and enjoyment of all of the owners and residents in the Foxcroft development, and a perpetual easement is hereby granted to the owners and residents of the lots in all Foxcroft subdivisions to enjoy and make such use thereof. Any owner, resident or guest of any owner or resident may use any of the facilities and improvements in said recreational and community area subject to such rules and regulations as may be prescribed by the developer, its authorized representatives or the Advisory Board, when in operation.
All residents, resident owners or eligible non-resident owners shall automatically, have the right to become a member of any group forming a non-profit corporation as a club. Such Club when formed shall, upon application to developer, its authorized representative or the Advisory Board, have the right to use such Outlots and improvements thereon for the enjoyment of the recreational features and space provided, and shall maintain the premises, add to the facilities and protect with insurance at proper costs to the club.
Further, the developer may deed over, lease rent or otherwise dispose of such Outlots or such portion thereof as may be deemed desirable to a properly incorporated club and such action shall be construed as benefiting the owners and residents of Foxcroft development as a whole.
Notwithstanding any provision herein contained to the contrary, the rights, if any, possessed by the owners and residents of property in the Foxcroft development in and to Outlot "A", an Outlet in Foxcroft Subdivision, arising out of all recorded building restriction agreements heretofore referred, shall in no way be altered, changed or modified by the provisions hereof.
NINETEENTH: Duration of Restrictions - These covenants and restrictions shall bind the heirs, assigns and successors of the respective parties and shall endure for a period of 30 years from date of full force and being, and shall automatically renew in 15 year periods, unless protested by a 75% majority of lot owners at the end of such period or unless set aside or modified in whole or part by due process of law.
TWENTIETH: It is further mutually agreed that the foregoing agreements, restrictions and conditions shall constitute an easement and servitude in and upon the said premises and every part thereof and that they shall run with the land and shall inure to the benefit of and be binding upon and enforced by all original purchasers and subsequent grantee of said premises and in the event of a resale of said land and improvements, the new purchaser must first be approved by and acceptable to the developer or an Application Board composed of 2 residents appointed by the Foxcroft Improvement Association and the developer or its duly authorized representative.
TWENTY-FIRST:Savings Clause - In the event any clause or provision of this agreement is found or declared void or unconstitutional, the remainder of said agreement shall remain in full force and effect.
Foxcroft, Inc. signed and acknowledged by Clayton H. Gracey, President, and Winna F. Gracey, Secretary, and owners of the following lots:
Lots 3, 4, 15, 16 and Outlot "A" of Foxcroft; Lots 41, 42, 43, 46, 49, 58, 60, 61 and Outlot "B" of Foxcroft #1, together with a parcel of land in the extreme southeast corner of Foxcroft #1, according to the recorded plat thereof, which originally was intended to be part of Outlot "B" and which bear no lot number or Outlot letter but lies north of Maple Road, across the 70 foot subdivision road and east of Outlot “B” and south of Surrey Cross, and Lot 54; Lots 58, 76, 77, 78, 79, 87, 89, 91, 101, 103, 106, 107, 115, 118, and Outlot “C” of Foxcroft #2, Lots 119, south 1/2 of 120, 132, 137, l5I, 153, 154, 155, 156 and Outlot “D” of Foxcroft #3; 158, 165, 170, 172, 173, 175, 176, 177, 179, 180, 181, 182. 183, 184, 185, 186, 187, 188, 189, 192, 194, 195, 197, 202. 204, 205, 208, 209, 210, 211, 219, 221, 222, 223, and Outlot "E” of Foxcroft #4.
Also signed and acknowledged by the following Owners:
Mark H. Martin, Elinor P. Martin, his wife, owners of Lot. 82; Robert L. Chamberlin, Irene B. Chamberlin, his wife, owners of Lot 200; Robert W. Ford, Mary Jane Ford, his wife, owners of Lot 86; J. Warner Wolfston, Elsie M. Wolfston, his wife, owners of Lots 53 and South 1/2 of 52; Dwight A. Roehm, Estelle B. Roehm, his wife, owners of Lot 94; W. C. Hentschel, Ethel Irene C. Hentschel, his wife, owners of Lot 11; George. Schroeder, Clara M. Schroeder, his wife, owners of Lot 72: Donald A. Selby, Mildred A Selby, his wife, owners of Lot 213; Alphonse C. Brocki, Lillian Brocki, his wife, owners of Lot 100; Fred Beukema, Kathryn Beukema, his wife, owners of Lot 115; Maxwell E. Fead, Janet G. Fead, his wife, owners of Lot 45; H. W. Calvert, Bertha E. Calvert, his wife, owners of Lots 20 and 21; Walter Rankin, Mary Rankin, his wife, owners of Lot 149; R. John Heber, Hazel M. Heber, his wife, owners of Lot 65; Walter S. Ahrens, Marquerite E. Ahrens, his wife, owners of Lot 148; Frederick M. Lawrence, Frieda K. Lawrence, his wife, owners of Lot 102: Essa B. Smith, unmarried, owner of Lot 62; Mary L. Muehl, unmarried, owner of Lot 105; Harold E. Twietmeyer, Elizabeth M. Twietmeyer, his wife, owners of Lot 220; Frederick E. Fleming, Millicent G. Fleming, his wife: owners of Lots 54 and 55: William N. Millar, R. I. Millar, his wife, owners of Lot 138; H. R. Carter, Dolores Carter, his wife, owners of Lot 145; L. Sheffield, Jane W. Sheffield, his wife, owners of Lot 36; Andrew-Shelby Development Company by Richard A. Colemen, President, owners of Lot 8; W. W. MacGregor, M.D. (ack. W. W. MacGregor), Gladys G. MacGregor, his wife, owners of Lot 31; George W. W. Barton, Dorothy Pierson Barton, his wife, owners of Lot 32; Paul A. Billings, Dorothy S. Billings, his wife, owners of Lot 23; Ellsworth E. Kramer, James M. Kramer, his wife, owners of Lot 47; W. Calvin Patterson, Marion L. Patterson, (who acknowledged Marion W. Patterson,) his wife, owners of Lots 6 and 7; G. S. Whittaker, Marian C. Whittaker, his wife, owners of Lot. 70; Jean S. Ramsay, an unmarried woman, Ida M. George, an unmarried woman, owners of Lots 18 and 19; James N. Hosner, Alice C. Hosner, his wife, owners of Lot 157; John J. Lifsey, Elizabeth A. Lifsey, his wife, owners of Lot 24; Loren P. Oakes, Ruth P. Oakes, his wife, owners of Lot 126; Raymond O. Darling, Karol J. Darling, his wife, owners of Lot 196; Mrs. H. E. Kidder, an unmarried woman, owner of Lot 93; Andrew H. Rider, Bonita E. Rider, his wife, owners of Lot 98; J. A. McDonald, Josephine G. McDonald, his wife, owners of Lot 5; Arthur L. Jones, Jr., Carolyn W. Jones, his wife, owners of Lots 22 and 25; G. Lester Simpson, Dorothy M. Simpson, his wife, owners of Lot 67; Donald C. Somers, Catherine Somers, his wife, owners of Lots 130 and 131; H. T. Stoll, Muriel B. Stoll, his wife, owners of Lot 69; James H. Bennett, Dorothy W. Bennett, his wife, owners of Lot 146; Mrs. Katherine J. Sears, an unmarried woman, owner of Lot 171; George L. McCain (Mrs. G. L.) Ethel N. McCain, his wife, owners of Lot 112; Arthur L. Foltz Jr., Arlene M. Foltz, his wife, owners of Lot 66; Gordon D. Daugharty, Elizabeth J. Daugharty, his wife, owners of Lots 51 and North 1/2 52; Elmer G. Szanto, Jane W. Szanto, his wife, owners of Lot 139; Frederick C. Gould, Virginia H. Gould, his wife, owners of Lot 136: Carl B. Burnett, Juanita M. Burnett, his wife, owners of Lot 217; Robert D. Dezur, Vivian Dezar,, his wife, owners of lot 160; Robert K. Williams, Jenny R. Williams, his wife, owners of Lot 74, Russell F. Fisher, Lillian D. Fisher, his wife, owners of Lot 152; John S. Black, Dessie I. Black, his wife, owners of Lot 216; Richard J. Romeyn, Frances Gillette Romeyn, his, wife, owners of Lot 207; Francis O. Gadd, Harriet I. Gadd, his wife, owners of Lot 164; Bertrand N. Trombley, Madeline O. Trombley, his wife, owners of Lot 162; Jay DeEulis, Hazel R. DeEulis, his wife, owners of Lot 198; Harold G. Haines, Elsie K. Haines, his wife, owners of Lot 161; Robert D. Carrier, Wanda A. Carrier, his wife, owners of Lot 9; Cornelius J. VanHalteren, Jeanne VanHalteren, his wife, owners of Lot 169; C. F. Buschagen, Irene L. Buschagen, his wife, owners of Lot 123;Joseph S. Howell, Ruth S. Howell, his wife, owners of Lot 124; Madeleine S. Wessels, an unmarried woman owner Lots 14 and 1/2 of 13; George W. Mack, Mary A. Mack, his wife, owners of Lot 90; Fred R. Falberg, Hazel L. Falberg, his wife, owners of Lots 84 and 85; A. L. Doenges, Lois T. Doenges, his wife, owners of Lot 97; A. L. Doenges Company by A. L. Doenges, President, owner of Lots 142 and 143; Edward H. Derge, Denise D. Derge, his wife, owners of Lot 163; C. Carroll, Helen Carroll, his wife, owners of Lot 71; William Hal Gatenby, Mrs. Rosemary W. Gatenby, his wife, owners of Lot 174; Raymond W. Walmoth, Helen M. Walmoth, his wife, owners of Lots 12 and ½ of 13; E. F. Gryson, Joyce Gryson, his wife, owners of Lot 206; John McConnell, Joyce C. McConnell, his wife, owners of Lot 64; Robert J. Hickson, Betty Lee Hickson, his wife, owners of Lot 150; John C. Finegan, Elizabeth D. Finegan, his wife, owners of Lot 166; George Popovich, Jr., Mary E. Popovich, his wife, owners of Lot 168; James A. Hall, Margaret D. Hall, his wife, owners, of lot 218; John F. Seely, Jr., Lou Ann Seely, his wife, owners of Lot 215; Alden N. Willis, Jessie S. Willis, his wife, owners of Lots 40 and North 35 feet of 39; Arthur S. Kemsley, Ruth A. Kemsley, his wife, owners of Lot 35; L. Glenn Hogsten, Elinor M. Hogsten, his wife, owners of Lot 178; John J Fodermaier, Jr., Kathleen Fodermaier, his wife, owners of Lot 73; Roland W. Berndt, Ruth R. Berndt, his wife, owners of Lot 44; Mr. L. A. Mullenniex, Mrs. L.A. Mulleniex, his wife, owners of lot 92; Julius A. Clauss, Jr., Marie E. Clauss, his wife, owners of Lot 201; W. C. Gidley, Patricia H. Gidley, his wife, owners of Lot 108; William W. Houghton, single, owner of Lot 109; Walter F. Cahill, Marian M. Cahill, his wife, owners of Lots 37 and South 30 feet of 38; Richard C. Woodhouse, Helen K. Woodhouse, his wife, owners of Lot 27; John D. Kershaw, Jr., Jean E. Kershaw, his wife, owners of Lots 58 and North 8 feet of 57; John R. Peters, Judith W. Peters, his wife, owners of Lot 48; J. Robert Hoefner, Lois M. Hoefner, his wife, owners of 140; Thomas A. Nicholson, Marion E. Nicholson, his wife, owners of Lot 104; Earl F. Lutz, Marie P. Lutz, his wife, owners of Lot 81; Leo J. Knapp, Mary H. Knapp, his wife, owners of Lots 110, 128, and 129; Lee I. Kenney, Marian L. Kenney, his wife, owners of Lot 117; Wright Hitt, Iola H. Hitt, his wife, owners of Lot 141; Edmund W. Kleinschmit, Joyce C. Kleinschmit, his wife, owners of Lots 1 and 2; Edward J. Doucet, Jr., Mrs. Dolores M. Doucet, his wife, owners of Lot 133, John S. Lewis, Thelma F. Lewis, his wife, owners of Lot 56; Edwin O. Mudie, Hazel L. Mudie, his wife, owners of Lot 75; Ellsworth E. Sanders, Kathryn R. Sanders, his wife, owners of Lot 125; Bernard H. Drane, Leanna V. Drane, his wife, owners of Lot 122; Richard Shugg, Margaret K. Shugg, his wife, owners of Lots 28 and ½ of 29.