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The document outlines protective covenants for a residential subdivision in Mississippi, establishing restrictions and guidelines for property use, construction, and maintenance. It mandates that all lots be used solely for single-family homes, prohibits commercial activities, and sets standards for building materials, aesthetics, and landscaping. The covenants are legally enforceable for 25 years and can be extended or amended with the consent of two-thirds of the lot owners.

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Begin by filling in your name as the OWNER AND DEVELOPER at the top of the form. Ensure that all details are accurate.
Specify the land and property details, including the City, County, and Lot numbers. This information is crucial for identifying the subdivision.
Review each protective covenant listed in the document. Make sure you understand each restriction and requirement before proceeding.
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