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Contributions. The association or similar legal entity has the power to compel contributions from residents of the development to cover their proportionate shares of the costs associated with both maintenance and upkeep. Section ~6. Timing of recreational improvements Because of the varying nature of subdivision developments, it is impractical to categorically set one time frame with applicability to all. Consequently, the timing of recreational improvements will be established for each development by reviewing staff in consultation with the developer. Generally, staff will require recreational improvements implemented when either 15 lots total or 50% of the total approved lots for the subdivision have been completed, whichever occurs first. When compliance with the preceding requirement does not occur, zoning permits for the remainder of the development may be stopped. Nothing, however, should be construed as barring a developer from immediate development of recreational facilities as an amenities/marketing strategy and such timing is encouraged. Section 66-~06Z. Lot reduction Developers converting developable land area into the required recreational area may, at their option, reduce building lot size to 95 percent of the minimum lot size of the host zoning district. Section 66-~8. Flexibility in administration Due to the widely varying characteristics of land itself, the nature of proposed facilities, or other factors, it is possible that the overall objectives of these regulations, on rare occasion, be achieved without adhering to the standards set forth with exact mathematical precision. Accordingly, minor deviations from these standards may be made when it can be determined that: i) the objectives of the standards can be met without strict adherence to them, or, ii) the peculiarities of a tract of land would make strict adherence to standards unreasonable. Section 66--Z~89. Administrative procedures for deviation 40~