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<h2>Article 9 - Enforcement</h2> <h3>9.1 Enforcement Action</h3> <p>The ARC reserves the right to initiate legal action to enforce the rules of this Declaration through injunctive relief. This right is also extended to all or part of the property owners. Furthermore, each property owner, the Benefiting Parcel, and/or the Association can also initiate legal action for injunctive relief and damages due to any violation of this Declaration. The Board of County Commissioners of Teton County also has the right to enforce the rules of this Declaration, particularly those that the Board has the right to approve amendments for, as outlined in Section 11.2.</p> <h3>9.2 Limitations on Actions</h3> <p>If any construction, alteration, or landscaping work begins on any land in the Subdivision in violation of this Declaration, and no action is taken within 180 days to stop such violation, then injunctive or equitable relief will be denied. However, the option to seek damages remains open to any aggrieved party. This 180-day limitation does not apply to injunctive or equitable relief against other violations of this Declaration. No bond is required to be posted by any party seeking to enforce the rules of this Declaration against the owner of a Tract. All owners of Tracts waive the requirement of posting a bond in such action.</p>

## Article 9 - Enforcement ### 9.1 Enforcement Action The ARC reserves the right to initiate legal action to enforce the rules of this Declaration through injunctive relief. This right is also extended to all or part of the property owners. Furthermore, each property owner, the Benefiting Parcel, and/or the Association can also initiate legal action for injunctive relief and damages due to any violation of this Declaration. The Board of County Commissioners of Teton County also has the right to enforce the rules of this Declaration, particularly those that the Board has the right to approve amendments for, as outlined in Section 11.2. ### 9.2 Limitations on Actions If any construction, alteration, or landscaping work begins on any land in the Subdivision in violation of this Declaration, and no action is taken within 180 days to stop such violation, then injunctive or equitable relief will be denied. However, the option to seek damages remains open to any aggrieved party. This 180-day limitation does not apply to injunctive or equitable relief against other violations of this Declaration. No bond is required to be posted by any party seeking to enforce the rules of this Declaration against the owner of a Tract. All owners of Tracts waive the requirement of posting a bond in such action.