The Restrictive Covenant for a Subdivision can be enforced by the Homeowners Association in Massachusetts, designed to maintain property values and the desirability of the neighborhood. This legal instrument outlines specific covenants and restrictions applicable to all properties within the subdivision. It ensures that all owners are subject to the Agreement upon purchase of a lot, making them members of the Association. The form includes provisions for the termination of the Agreement by a 75% vote from property owners and emphasizes compliance with local laws. The Association holds the authority to regulate and amend the Agreement as needed while ensuring all terms run with the land, binding future owners. Legal proceedings can be initiated by either a lot owner or the Association to enforce these terms, with the prevailing party entitled to recover costs. This form is beneficial for attorneys, partners, owners, associates, paralegals, and legal assistants looking to enforce agreements and ensure compliance in a structured manner. Overall, it provides a framework for community governance and legal clarity within residential subdivisions.