A Supplemental Declaration to the original Declaration of Covenants, Conditions, and Restrictions for Barefoot Resort Nonresidential Properties, dated November 7, 2004. It primarily establishes easements, rights, and responsibilities related to the development and operation of certain parcels within the Barefoot Resort community.
Key Aspects:
- Property Description:
- The supplement specifically addresses Lot 2A, Lot 2B, YCV Parcels I, II, III, and Club Parcel I, as part of a recombination plat recorded in Horry County, South Carolina.
- Easements for Development:
- A variety of easements are established to facilitate the construction and development of the properties, including:
- Roof Water Drainage and Storm Water Drainage Easements: Allows for the management of surface water runoff from buildings into designated drainage systems.
- Temporary Construction Access: Provides temporary access for construction equipment, including cranes, during the building of structures on the specified parcels.
- Utility and Access Easements: Grants perpetual rights for accessing and installing utility services (water, sewer, electric, etc.) to support the properties.
- Temporary Easements:
- Several temporary easements are created for use during construction, including:
- Spoils Basin Easement: Used for the storage and drainage of spoilage materials during marina and infrastructure development.
- Parking and Road Access: Temporary rights for parking and road access during construction, ensuring that the construction does not interfere with other operations in the resort.
- Pump Station, Sewer, and Water Line Easements:
- Perpetual easements are granted to allow for the connection of these utilities across the parcels.
- Drainage and Landscaping:
- Drainage easements are granted over certain parcels, ensuring that water from the marina and other developments flows correctly. Temporary grading easements are also established to allow for proper landscaping.
Purpose:
This supplemental declaration is intended to provide the legal framework for managing easements necessary for the ongoing construction and operation of both the marina and associated infrastructure at Barefoot Resort. It ensures that developers and property owners have the necessary access and utility rights while also managing drainage and other environmental concerns during the development phase. The document also allows flexibility for future modifications as required by construction or local government authorities.