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•~ sornc i 991 e~e~ 495 the Colorado Revised Statutes, 1973, 37-92-602., 1.(b),(c) and 3.,(b),(II), which provides, among other things, the use of up to 15 gallons per minute for. domestic purposes, the irrigation of up to one acre of home gardens and lawns, and the watering of domestic animals and livestock. -Permitted uses of private, indivitfual wells is further regulated by the State of Colorado. Such use is not further restricted herein except that a property owner shall be in violation of these Restrictions if irrigation water is permitted to flood andJor erode neighboring property. ~. Electronic Equipment: Television receiving antennae are {permitted. No equipment-generated electromagnetic energy which ,may interfere with communic~ tiom reception shall be permitted unless equipped with an adequate suppressor.. K. Lighting: Any exterior lighting erected on any parcel shall be shaded so as not to create a nuisance to the owners of adjacent parcels. 4. Fences A. •It is the responsibility of each owner to confine his livestock within the boundaries of his parcel with fences constructed to at least the minimal standards for a "lawful fence" as described ARTICLE 46, paragragh 35-46-101. Definitions, of Colorado Revised Statutes, 1973. B. Perimeter parcel fencing shall be placed at the utility easement line where such lines occur, and in such a manner so as not 'to obstruct access to that easement: The intent of this Restriction is to provide unimpared access to that easement not only for the various utility companies, but to provide access to and use of the easement for horseback riding, hiking or other recreational activities not incbnsistent with the Conditions, Covenants and Restrictions contained herein. 5. Maintenance of Parcels: It shall be the responsibility of the owners to keep their parcel neat and clean, lawn mowed, or landscaped in reasonable condition and compatible with surrounding parcels, and the improvements on their parcels in a state of repair in such a way as to not destroy or impair the aesthetic qualities of the area. 6. Remedies for Violation: In the event of any violation or threatened violation of any of the restrictions herein, Other Owners may bring action at law or in equity, either for injunction, action for damages or such other remedy as maybe available. In the event the Other Owners recover judgment against any person for a violation or threatened violation of any of tfie covenants fierein, the Other Owners or owner shall also be entitled to recover fi rom such person reasonable attorneys' fees.