The Restrictive Covenant within Fairfax is a legal document that establishes rules and restrictions for the maintenance of property values in specified residential subdivisions. It is executed by the Homeowners Association and applies to all property owners within the subdivision, ensuring a consistent standard for maintenance and aesthetics. Key features include the incorporation of specific covenants, conditions, and restrictions aimed at promoting harmonious living conditions. Property owners automatically become members of the Association upon purchasing a lot and are subject to the written rules and regulations adopted by the Association. Notably, any changes to the agreement require a three-fourths majority consent from lot owners. The document also delineates the Association's authority in enforcing these standards and the legal recourse available for enforcement. This covenant remains effective for a specified duration and can be voided with the appropriate majority consent from property owners. The form is particularly useful for attorneys, partners, owners, associates, paralegals, and legal assistants who are involved in real estate management or development, ensuring that they have a clear understanding of their roles and responsibilities within the framework of neighborhood governance.