ARTICLE XIII - HOMESITES

Section 1. A homesite lot shall be assigned without cost to each
individual or family unit accepted as a member of the Foundation. There
shall be issued to the Assignee a certification that he/she shall hold
exclusive and lifelong use of the homesite lot, until the said member's
assignment is terminated by demise, resignation or abandonment, sale or
other disposal of the structures on the lot, or for the duration of the
100-year charter of the Foundation. Since it retains all land in perpetual
trust, all lots or land holdings shall revert back to the Foundation for
reassignment. Structures occupying abandoned or relinquished lots shall be
disposed of with equity to all concerned. (Abandonment is defined as the
inability to make contact with the Assignee for a period of three (3) years.)

Section 2. Plans for the improvement of a lot are required and are
to be presented to the Board and membership for consideration and approval,
and the granting of a permit.

Section 3. Any resident member may sell his dwelling or other structures
to another member in good standing. Only what is movable may be sold to a
non-member, and it shall be removed within ninety (90) days.

Section 4. Any member desiring more land for a semi-private project
beneficial to the community may apply for and be granted temporary or per-
manent use of additional space when approved by the Board and the membership.

Section 5. Insofar as it is practical, residences, public buildings,
facilities, etc., of all kinds, shall be grouped together in their respective
areas through zoning regulations. The best interests of the membership and
the community, in conformity with health and building codes, shall be the
determining factors, in all zoning decisions.

ARTICLE XIV - LIABILITY _

Section 1. Each Assignee shall be responsible for the safe maintenance
of all things on his/her lot. The Foundation will not be liable for any
accident on the private lots.

ARTICLE XV - TAXES AND ASSESSMENTS
 
Section l. Individual utility costs shall be the responsibility of the
member. If the membership so votes, individual members may be assessed for
the costs of purchasing and maintenance of specified equipment or building.

Section 2. The members shall also pay county, state or other taxes
levied against their homesites, residences and other personal properties,
and a pro rata share of all taxes levied against the community land, build-
ings and other properties.

ARTICLE XVI - ECONOMY OF THE COMMUNITY
 
Section 1. The Foundation operates on a cash basis, avoids indebtedness,
and is supported largely through the donations of members and friends.

Section 2. It is intended that the community eventually become largely
self-supporting and se1f-sufficient.

Section 3. Cooperatives providing products, services and produce will
be permitted and assisted, if possible. Various self-help activities could be
established within the community. Sharing and provision for the future
will be encouraged.
 
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