Architectural Control Committee
The Architectural Control Committee
(ACC) does not come under the control of the Board of Directors until
all of the directors are elected by the residents. No Board
Member has the authority to approve or reject a request for
architectural approval or to change the authority of the Committee.
Every improvement, change or
modification that is made outside any residence must be first
approved by the ACC. This includes, but is not limited to,
painting the residence, construction and staining of fences,
flower beds, landscaping, sprinkler systems, TV antennas, storm
doors, outdoor lighting, driveways, sidewalks, basketball goals, dish
receivers, gutters, storage buildings and play equipment.
Failure to obtain ACC approval prior to construction is in itself a
violation of the deed restrictions, regardless of any other violation
or the quality of the addition or alteration.
The community's deed restrictions set
out specific requirements that must be adhered to. Items
already constructed can be approved if they are otherwise in
compliance with the deed restrictions. Items prohibited must be
removed. The ACC looks at whether or not the proposed
improvement (1) is specifically prohibited by the deed restrictions,
(2) is harmonious with the community, (3) will interfere with
established drainage, and (4) is otherwise in compliance with the
deed restrictions. It is wise to obtain approval from the ACC
before spending on any improvement or modification; that way more
money will not be spent removing any prohibited or unapproved
alterations and construction.
Chairman: Howard Ray
Members: Robert Gordon
