Painting, staining, etching, stamping or altering the color or texture of driveways and sidewalks or easement areas is prohibited. Sealing is acceptable with clear sealants specifically made for concrete surfaces only. Installing pavers in any area requires ACC approval.
Painting or staining wooden fences is prohibited. Sealing is acceptable with clear sealants specifically made for wooden surfaces only. Vinyl acceptable colors are limited to shades of white or cream. Vinyl fences are only acceptable in the vertical picket/slat style (molded rock look, etc. are prohibited.)
Only exterior grade steel, fiberglass or wooden doors are acceptable. All colors and stain choices must be submitted to the ACC for approval. Steel and fiberglass doors must be painted; wooden doors can be either stained a natural wood color or painted.
All garage doors must meet county and state wind requirements at the time of install. Wooden garage doors can be either stained a natural wood color or painted. All other garage door materials (steel, fiberglass) must be painted. All colors and stain choices must be submitted to the ACC for approval.
Placement and colors must be submitted to the ACC for approval. Acceptable colors are limited to subdued natural stone colored finishes as determined by the committee. No post-installation painting or staining; all colors must be chosen at installation so that the color is mixed throughout the concrete.
Artificial/astro turf type lawns and landscaping are prohibited. Artificial plants are prohibited in the landscape areas.
Lawn ornaments or decorative embellishments are limited to six (6) items that are visible from the street or common area. In addition, up to eight (8) flower pots or planters are acceptable: Ornaments, decorative embellishments or planters include those on lawns, landscape beds, entryways, side yards and those mounted on the house that are visible from the street or common area.
Ornaments shall not exceed thirty (36) inches in any dimension. Ornaments of a solid color shall be white, dark green, brown, natural concrete or stone color. If made of metal, they may be the natural color of that metal. Painted or glazed ornaments shall be as close as possible to the natural color(s) of the subject that they are depicting.
Lawn ornaments include, but are not limited to:
- any figurine, whether specifically made for lawn or landscape display or not, of any type of construction, or any item placed or displayed in the areas visible from the street or the common area.
- bird baths and bird feeders
- bird or squirrel house homes
- fountains
- patriotic display items (yellow ribbons, decals, etc)
- personal items other than furniture are considered lawn ornaments
- plants on hooks
statues or cement/stone/metal structures - sun dials
- tiki torch (each count as one lawn ornament)
No ornaments shall be hung from trees except for bird homes or bird feeders. Ornaments shall not be placed down driveway perimeters, on street catch basins or on utility boxes.
Ornaments displayed in sets of two or more will be counted individually. For example, a ceramic duck with two (2) ducklings is three (3) ornaments. Artificial plants/trees or flower arrangements are allowed on front entryways only.
Any metal roofing material must be in a dimensional shingle style only. Colors may not vary from asphalt shingle colors and must conform to the appearance of asphalt roofing shingles. All requests must be submitted with product pictures and descriptions to the ACC for approval.
Description and pictures of the intended replacement windows must be submitted to the ACC for approval. All windows must comply with county and state requirements and be of similar type and design as the current windows.
All installations must meet the placement and specifications as outlined by the county, state and federal government.