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Ruby Hill; and (vii) City of Pleasanton City Council approval of Tract 6452 Signature Properties (Ruby Hill)on April 7, 1992 (collectively the"Ruby Hill Development Regulations"). D. The Ruby Hill development's CC&Rs provide for a Ruby Hill Owners' Association, which maintains common areas within the development and enforces many of the Ruby Hill Development Regulations within the community, including administering an Architectural Design Committee that reviews and approves, disapproves or conditionally approves all requests for design and construction of a residence in the Ruby Hill development as provided in Article XI of the CC&Rs. E. The Reddys hired a draftsperson by the name of Tim Pfuhl, of Payton, Utah, to prepare the design and construction drawings of the residence for their Property. The Reddys submitted said drawings to the Ruby Hill Architectural Design Committee, as required by the CC&Rs. F. The Architectural Design Committee conditionally approved the Reddy's design for their residence on or about June 2010, excepting from that approval the exterior color, material, and landscaping, which was to be subject to submission to the Architectural Design Committee for its review and approval. G. The Architectural Design Committee approved the exterior of the residence, as set forth in a letter dated June 30, 2010. H. After receiving approval of the design of the Reddy residence, Mr. Anil Reddy has acted as the owner-builder for construction of his residence. I. The City issued Mr. Reddy a building permit RES2 200581 on November 19, 2010, which was replaced by Permit No. B12-1990 issued on September 6, 2012, after its expiration. The said permits allowed for construction of the Reddy residence. The design submitted for the building permit is on file in the City of Pleasanton's Building Division, located at 200 Old Bemal Avenue, Pleasanton, California, and is incorporated herein by this reference. J. Mr. Reddy has alleged that during the course of construction of the Reddy residence, Mr. Terry Townsend, an architect and consultant for the Ruby Hill Owners' Association Architectural Design Committee, provided on-site approvals for modifications to the design of the Reddy residence which deviated from the design that the Architectural Design Committee approved. 2