ARTISTIC RENDERINGS

All artist’s or architectural renderings, sketches, graphic materials, prices, plans, specifications, terms, conditions, statements, features, dimensions, amenities, existing or future views and photos depicted or otherwise described herein are proposed and conceptual only, and are based upon preliminary development plans, which are subject to withdrawal, revisions and other changes, without notice, as provided in the purchase agreement. 

They should not be relied upon as representations, express or implied, of the final detail of the proposed improvements. All improvements, designs and construction are subject to first obtaining the appropriate federal, state and local permits and approvals for same. Any features described for the homes are representative only, and the Developer reserves the right, without notice to or approval by the Buyer, to make changes or substitutions of equal or better quality for any features, materials and equipment which are included with the home. 

Interior renderings may depict options and upgrades that are not representative of standard features and may not be available for all homes or at time of construction.  All depictions of furniture, appliances, counters, soffits, floor coverings, millwork, cabinets and other matters of detail, including, without limitation, items of finish and decoration, are not necessarily included in each home. Finishes and fixtures are only included if and to the extent provided in your purchase agreement.

No representations or warranties whatsoever are made that existing or future views of the site and nearby areas depicted by artist’s conceptual renderings or otherwise described herein, including green spaces and other existing or proposed buildings, will be provided or, if provided, will be as depicted or described herein. Home sites are in a rapidly developing area and any view from the sites may in the future be limited or eliminated by future development or by forces of nature. 

These renderings include certain (but not all) nearby existing and proposed projects and facilities. Since these other properties and proposed projects and facilities are not owned by, and are not being developed by, the Developer, no representations or warranties are made as to whether or when they will be developed, or if developed, as to their nature, size, appearance or quality. 

Certain adjacent or nearby green space areas, and other areas and improvements depicted or described herein, are conceptual only and may not reflect currently existing, proposed or other potential improvements for such sites. Accordingly, the Developer makes no representations or warranties whatsoever regarding what, if anything, will be included within any adjacent or nearby properties.

At REZIDE, we design site specific homes to optimize a human and community living experience.  Each home is a unique, creative expression of our design team.   Please respect the inspiration and effort of our organization and do not replicate our intellectual property without prior, written permission.

Our home plans are protected under the United States copyright laws. Reproduction of the plans or illustrations in any way is strictly prohibited.

The following statement is provided by the House Plan Marketing Association:

1. HOME PLANS ARE COPYRIGHTED! - Just like books, movies and songs, home plans receive protection under the federal copyright laws. The copyright laws prevent anyone, other than the copyright owner, from reproducing, modifying or reusing the plans or designs without written permission of the copyright owner.
2. DO NOT COPY DESIGNS OR FLOOR PLANS FROM ANY PUBLICATION, ELECTRONIC MEDIA OR EXISTING HOME - It is a common misunderstanding that making changes to or redrawing a plan found in a plan book is permissible. It is not. The right to modify plans is one of the exclusive rights of copyright. It is also illegal to copy or redraw a constructed home that is protected by copyright, even if you have never seen the plans for the home. If you find a plan that you like, you must purchase a set of plans from an authorized source.
3. DO NOT USE PLANS TO BUILD MORE THAN ONE HOUSE - The original purchaser of a house plan is typically licensed to build a single home from the plans. Building more than one home from the plans without permission is an infringement of the home designer's copyright and, unless otherwise specified, you should assume that construction sets typically include 5 to 8 (hard copy) sets. The purchase of a multiple set plan package is for the construction of a single home only and the purchase of any additional plan sets do not give you the right to construct more than one home, unless otherwise stated on our site. However, we do offer some plans which include either the PDF or CAD file unlimited use package which does allow for building the plan more than once. Also, some designers may have a re-use fee for their plans; you will need to contact our office in order for us to determine if one is available for a specific plan and what that dollar amount may be as these vary per designer and plan.
4. HOUSE PLANS IN THE FORM OF BLUEPRINTS OR BLACKLINES CANNOT BE COPIED OR REPRODUCED - Plans, blueprints or blacklines cannot be copied or reproduced without the prior written consent of the copyright owner. If additional sets are required for estimating or construction, please contact the home designer for additional sets at a nominal cost. Copy shops and blueprinters are prohibited from making copies of these plans.  The PDFs come with a license agreement that will allow for you to make copies locally.   
5. HOUSE PLANS IN THE FORM OF BLUEPRINTS OR BLACKLINES CANNOT BE REDRAWN - Plans cannot be modified or redrawn without first obtaining the copyright owner's permission. With your purchase of plans, you are licensed to make non-structural changes by "red-lining" the purchased plans. If you need to make structural changes or need to redraw the plans for any reason, you must purchase a reproducible set of plans (see topic 6) which includes a license to modify plans. Blueprints do not come with a license to make structural changes or to redraw the plans. You may not reuse or sell the modified design.
6. REPRODUCIBLE HOME PLANS - Reproducible plans (for example PDFs, CAD files and vellums) come with a license to make modifications to the plans. Once modified, the plans can be taken to a local copy shop or blueprinter to make copies of the plans to use in the construction of a single home. Only one home can be constructed from any single purchased set of reproducible plans either in original form or as modified unless otherwise stated on our website.
7. MODIFIED DESIGNS CANNOT BE REUSED - Even if you are licensed to make modifications to a copyrighted design, the modified design is not free from the original designer's copyright. The sale or reuse of the modified design is prohibited. Also, be aware that any modification to plans relieves the designer from liability for design defects and voids all warranties expressed or implied.
8. WHO IS RESPONSIBLE FOR COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT? - Any party who participates in a copyright violation may be responsible, including the purchaser, designers, architects, engineers, drafters, homeowners, builders, contractors, sub-contractors, copy shops, blueprinters, developers and real estate agencies. It does not matter whether or not the individual knows that a violation is being committed. You've heard it before: Ignorance of the law is not a valid defense! Refuse to be a party to any illicit copying or use of designs, derivative works, prints, design features or homes.
9. PLEASE RESPECT HOME DESIGN COPYRIGHTS - In the event of any suspected violation of a copyright, or if there is any uncertainty about the plans purchased, the publisher, architect, designer or House Plan Marketing Association should be contacted before proceeding. Awards are sometimes offered for information about home design copyright infringement.
10. PENALTIES FOR INFRINGEMENT - Penalties for violating a copyright may be very severe. The responsible parties are required to pay actual damages caused by the infringement (which may be substantial), plus any profits made by the infringer commissions to include all profits and from the sale of any home built from an infringing design. The copyright law also allows for the recovery of statutory damages, which may be as high as $150,000 for each infringement. Finally, the infringer may be required to pay legal fees, which often exceed the damages.