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9.2.4 The Neighborhood Associations and the Owners shall perform their <br /> respective obligations hereunder in a good and workmanlike manner using materials and <br /> construction methods that are of a quality and character consistent with or better than the <br /> original construction thereof, (ii) maintain their respective properties in first-class <br /> condition performing all reasonably necessary cleaning, maintenance and related services <br /> as shall be necessary to maintain such condition; (iii) comply with all laws, ordinances, <br /> regulations and requirements now or hereafter enacted or promulgated by the City or any <br /> other governmental body having jurisdiction over the Property; (iv) proceed diligently <br /> and promptly with the required maintenance, repair or replacement activity; and <br /> (v) employ every reasonable effort to avoid damage to or interference with the properties <br /> of the other parties. <br /> 9.2.5 If any Neighborhood Association, Owner or Occupant fails, in the <br /> judgment of the Master Board, to perform maintenance required to be performed by the <br /> Person, the Master Association may give written notice to the responsible Person <br /> identifying the maintenance and demanding that the maintenance be performed within <br /> thirty (30) days after said written notice or such longer period of time reasonably <br /> necessary to perform such maintenance. If the responsible Neighborhood Association, <br /> Owner or Occupant fails to provide the identified maintenance within the period stated in <br /> the written notice, the Master Association may, in its discretion, undertake such <br /> maintenance and assess the Neighborhood Association, if the maintenance was the <br /> responsibility of the Neighborhood Association, or the Owner's Unit if the maintenance <br /> was the responsibility of the Owner or Occupant, for the cost thereof. If the cost is <br /> assessed against the Owner's Unit, such cost shall be a personal obligation the Owner and <br /> a lien against the Owner's Unit. <br /> SECTION 10 <br /> INSURANCE AND RECONSTRUCTION <br /> The Master Association shall obtain and maintain the following insurance relating to the <br /> Property: <br /> 10.1 Property Insurance. Property insurance in broad form, covering all risks of <br /> physical loss, for the full insurable replacement value of any insurable improvements located on <br /> the Master Common Elements. The property insurance policy shall provide such other <br /> coverages, limits and deductibles as the Master Board deems reasonable, subject to any greater <br /> requirements imposed by MCIOA. <br /> 10.2 General Liability Insurance. Public liability insurance covering the Master <br /> Common Elements, and the activities of the Master Association and its officers, directors, <br /> volunteers or employees in connection with the performance of their duties. The public liability <br /> insurance policy shall provide such coverage, limits and deductibles as the Master Board deems <br /> reasonable, subject to any greater requirements imposed by MCIOA. <br /> 10.3 Other Insurance. Such other types and amounts of insurance as may be <br /> determined by the Master Board to be necessary or desirable, including without limitation, <br /> property insurance, officers and directors' liability insurance, and insurance or fidelity bonds <br /> 28 <br /> 219o398.v1 <br />