Rules Committee, Architectural & Landscaping Requirements
Modifications and Property Improvement
(Herein "Design Review)
The Architectural
Control Committee (herein “ACC”) shall be made up of three or more to be appointed
by the board and serve until removed. The ACC shall have the right to
establish guidelines, procedures, and requirements for lot modifications, and
review and approve or disapprove modification requests.
The ACC shall
regulate the external design, appearance, and location of improvements as to
promote qualities that bring value to the properties. Design review shall
foster the attractiveness and functionality of the community, including harmony
among structures, vegetation, and topography.
According to CC&Rs
Article VII Section 2, the "Committee may waive or modify any of the
restrictions contained in this Article in the event the Committee finds that an
extreme hardship will be imposed by such restrictions, but such a waiver or
modification will be granted only if the Committee determines conclusively that
the waiver or modification does not have a significant adverse effect on the
surrounding properties or the general plan of the development."
(ACC information can
also be located in the CC&Rs
Articles VI & VII).
Architecture & Landscaping Requirements
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All clearing,
grading, substantial landscaping, structure, exterior painting, and
substantial construction may not be commenced until the plans have been
submitted to and approved by the ACC. (See
Example Guidelines).
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The plans must
include a sketch or detailed description with the following information:
style, materials, color of the proposed change or addition, and the proposed
construction time schedule. (The Design Review Form is attached as
Exhibit 001).
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While creating a design for improvements, please be aware of the
attractiveness and character within the community, the location and effect on
neighbors, and the quality of workmanship.
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All improvements shall be
completed as to external appearance including finishing painting within nine
(9) months from date of start of construction unless upon their review of a
written request for an extension of time, the Committee grants such an
extension.
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