The purpose of the ACC is to uphold the community’s architectural standards and to review, approve, or disapprove plans for any proposed improvements or modifications to the lots. The ACC makes decisions by a simple majority vote and may, when needed, delegate certain tasks or hire professionals—such as engineers, architects, designers, or inspectors—to help carry out its responsibilities.

What types of exterior changes do I need approval on?

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What is My Responsibility As a Homeowner?

Homeowners should contact the ACC before starting any project that changes the exterior appearance of their property. This includes building, adding, or making significant alterations to structures such as fences, decks, patios, sheds, driveways, landscaping, or home exteriors.

To submit an ACC Review request to your HOA Board click HERE

What Happens Next?

Once the ACC receives all the required information for your project, it will review your plans within twenty-one (21) days.

Your proposed improvements will be approved if, in the ACC’s opinion:

  1. The design and materials fit well with the architectural style of the community;

  2. The project does not violate any covenants or encroach on easements or setback lines;

  3. The improvements will not negatively affect property values or the enjoyment of neighboring lots;

  4. The builder or contractor performing the work is acceptable to the ACC; and

  5. The project will be completed, including cleanup, within three (3) months of starting (or within twelve (12) months for new home construction).

If the ACC does not provide written approval or denial within twenty-one (21) days after receiving all necessary documents, the plans will be considered automatically approved.