Architectural Review

Planning changes to your outside property?  You'll need architectural approval for most modifications.  Use this guide to help you.

Examples of modifications that may not require approval:

• Addition or replacement of minor plantings, such as small plants or flowers placed into an already-established flower bed
• Replacement only (not adding) of larger dead bushes with like or substantially similar bushes
• Repairs to your home that restore the appearance to the identical state prior to the damage or decay necessitating the repair, such as replacing rotten wood

• Repainting such repairs with the identical color and shade

Examples of modifications that do require approval:

• Addition, removal, or replacement of any tree
• Addition or removal (not simple replacement) of larger bushes
• Installation of a flower or planting bed
• Installation of lawn features such as a stone encircled area with features inside such as water, ornamental, rocks, and other decorative items
• Installation of pavers and walkways
• Installation of larger decorative items such as a park bench
• Anything that affects the landscaping company mowing patterns
• Painting your house with a color or shade different than its current color or shade
• Widening of driveway
• Any addition, removal, or modification whatsoever to the exterior structure of your house or any ancillary structure such as a screened patio that is visible from any other property or common area

These lists may not be exhaustive.  Contact an Architectural Review committee member using the CONTACT link near the top of this page for additional information and clarification.

DOWNLOAD:  CLICK HERE to download the Application for Architectural Approval Homeowner Packet (PDF).

The Architectural Review Committee consists of the following members:
     Zach Collins
     Tony Mattera