Architectural Committee

The Architectural Committee looks out for the entire community. Their job is to make sure that the size and style of the project, the type of building materials being used and the overall look of new structures, as well as remodeling or other projects, adhere to the association’s design requirements. Not only does this keep the community looking cohesive, it also helps to keep property values up by preventing individual structures from standing out. 

When a homeowner is ready to start a new project, or if the design of a current project changes midway through, plans must be sent to the architectural committee first to make sure they’re in compliance with the association’s design standards. If the committee does find any issues, they will let the homeowner know what they are and try to help come up with other options.

It is always best to submit the Architectural Request Form, rather than not to submit the form and then to be sorry later on. If a homeowner begins construction or changes to their property without Architectural Committee approval the homeowner is taking the risk of having their project denied which can become very costly to the homeowner. The link below will open in a new window with Adobe Acrobat and you can print or save it for later viewing. 

Architectural Change Request Form

The following items are done by the committee:

• Receive and review proposed home plans, landscape plans, site improvements such as fences, swimming pools, decks, driveways, and plant beds.

• Enforce building restrictions for the subdivision.

•  Enforce rules regarding portable toilets, trash hoppers, Contractor employee parking, material staging, and debris cleanup. Enforce cleanup of excessive mud on streets during construction.

• Supervise and approve the removal of existing trees on vacant lots prior to the start of construction.

• Approve street wall design and construction.

• Receive and review exterior finishes of new and existing residences.

• Enforce protection of Association assets such as gates, streets, sewers, water hydrants, street lights and underground street light wiring.

The homeowners association appreciates all the hard work residents do to make their homes and the community beautiful. Keeping the Architectural Committee in the loop of all building projects keeps the association looking great.