Architechural
Control
Committee
The Architectural Control Committee (ACC) is a committee that oversees architecture compliance within the POA. Our POA has strict architectural rules that all residents must follow. The ACC simply ensures that homeowners adhere to these rules. Any and all building, landscaping and grounds updates and upgrades are required to be approved by the ACC prior to the project(s) initiation. Click Here to view FAQs
FAQ's
May I build a Shed?
Yes, Storage sheds may not exceed 100 square feet and must be anchored and be approved in advance of construction by the ACC.
What are the setbacks on my lot?
Except for driveways, no Structure or slab shall be located on any Lot nearer to the front lot line than ten (10’) feet. All Structures and slabs shall be set back at least Fifteen Feet (15’) from the rear lot line. All Structures and slabs shall be set back at least five feet (5’) from the side lot line. No variances from these set back requirements may be granted by the ACC. A. Lot Use
May I install a flag pole?
Yes, but…Poles, exterior lights, flagpoles, or similar structures may be constructed on a Lot only following approval by the ACC C.9 Restrictions – Poles, Exterior Lights, Flagpoles
May I lay artificial grass instead of sod?
Yes, Artificial grasses are allowed as approved by the ACC. A.10 Lot Use
May I Install solar panels?
Yes, but…Any solar panels or other solar collection device must be constructed or added as an integral part of the architectural design of a Residence, and the design and installation thereof require the prior approval of the ACC. C.11 Restrictions – Solar
May I install a carport?
No, Car ports and/or RV ports of any kind are expressly prohibited. A.5.b Lot Use