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the Master Association in accordance with the procedures described in the Master <br />Bylaws. All Neighborhood Governing Documents shall contain provisions subordinating <br />the powers of those Neighborhood Associations to the Master Association, subject to the <br />foregoing reservation or relinquishment of powers. <br />3.2.2 Subject to the limitations in Section 3.2.1, the Master Association shall <br />have all powers with respect to the operation, management and control of the Property <br />and the Master Association as are granted to an association by Section 515B.3-102 of <br />MCIOA, by the Master Bylaws, by the Minnesota Nonprofit Corporation Act and by law. <br />3.2.3 The power and authority of the Master Association is vested in the Master <br />Board, unless action or approval by the Members is expressly required by the Master <br />Governing Documents or MCIOA. All references to the Master Association mean the <br />Master Association acting through the Master Board unless specifically stated to the <br />contrary. <br />3.2.4 It is recognized that the interests of the Members may be served in the <br />future by expanding or restricting the Master Association's powers. The powers of the <br />Master Association may be expanded by amending this Master Declaration, and the <br />Master Bylaws if necessary for consistency, and the Neighborhood Governing <br />Documents for the Neighborhoods which are affected by the change in powers, if <br />necessary. <br />3.2.5 The Master Board shall have exclusive authority to approve and <br />implement such reasonable Master Rules as it deems necessary from time to time for the <br />purpose of operating and administering the affairs of the Master Association and <br />regulating the use of those parts of the Property over which it has jurisdiction. The <br />Master Rules shall not be inconsistent with the other Master Governing Documents or <br />MCIOA. The inclusion in other parts of the Master Governing Documents of authority to <br />approve Master Rules shall be deemed to be in furtherance, and not in limitation, of the <br />authority granted by this Section. New or amended Master Rules shall be effective only <br />after reasonable notice thereof has been given to the affected Members. <br />3.2.6 The Master Board, and the Master Developer as long as it owns any part <br />of the Property or has the right to add Additional Property to the Property, shall approve <br />all Neighborhood Declarations prior to their recording against any part of the Property. <br />The purpose of the approval shall be to assure that the Neighborhood Declarations are <br />subordinate to and consistent with the Master Declaration, that they do not usurp or <br />impair the power and authority of the Master Association, and that they comply with this <br />Master Declaration. <br />3.3 Neighborhoods. Separately designated parcels of the Property comprised of <br />defined types of development or use, including, without limitation, single-family detached <br />houses, multiplex, townhomes or zero lot line homes, condominiums, or any other separately <br />designated area within the Property devoted to a common purpose, may be designated by the <br />Master Developer as a Neighborhood, or a Neighborhood may be comprised of more than one <br />housing type if permitted under applicable law. The Master Developer must approve each <br />Neighborhood designation, Neighborhood Developer, and the Neighborhood Governing <br />Documents for such Neighborhood prior to the start of construction or marketing in the <br />7 <br />2190398.v1 <br />