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Rules & Regulations
Architectural Control
Updated April 14, 2009
- Introduction
Article IX, Section 2 of the Fairwood Greens CC&Rs clearly states:
"No building shall be erected, placed or altered on any lot (residential or
nonresidential) on the property until the building plans, specifications, and plot plan
showing the nature, kind, shape, height, materials and location of such building have been
approved in writing as to conformity and harmony of external design with existing
structures in the subdivision
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- Architectural Control Categories
- Paint
Exterior paint on homes must be harmonious with the other homes in the
subdivision. All homeowners who wish to change existing exterior color, or repaint
existing exterior color, must submit color schemes to the Architectural Control Committee
for approval prior to the work commencing.
- Fencing
Fencing material and plans must be submitted to the Architectural
Control Committee for approval prior to the work commencing.
- Decks, Patios & Roofs
Construction plans and a description of the
deck/roofing materials must be submitted to the Architectural Control Committee for
approval prior to the work commencing.
- Roofing and reroofing materials currently approved are: medium to heavy grade cedar
shake, Evershake,Gerard Steel, Rare Steel, a variety of lightweight tiles, and triple
laminate composition-Certainteed Presidential
Shake
TL, GAF Grand Canyon, Owens
Corning Woodmoor Shingles, Pabco Paramount Advantage, and
G.E.M
Manufacturing Inc. of Calgary, Alberta
EuroSlate and EuroShake
Roofing materials other than those currently approved must be submitted with sample and
explanation for consideration.
Reroofing is recommended by the ARCHITECTURAL COMMITTEE to be installed only by a
professional skilled trades person.
Remodeling On any outside remodeling project, construction plans and a
description of materials to be used must be submitted to the Architectural Control
Committee for approval prior to the work commencing.
Infractions
Once a homeowner has committed a violation by not obtaining a written approval from
the Architectural Control Committee prior to the commencement of work and has been
notified in writing of such, it may result in the homeowner being assessed fines according
to Section IV and required to:
- Repaint their home with approved color schemes.
- Remove fencing in its entirety from the property.
- Remove and/or replace deck/roof in its entirety.
- Restore remodeling changes to the original condition.
At the Boards discretion, legal action may be taken against the violating
homeowner at any point once a violation has been confirmed. Additional fines may continue
to be assessed while the legal action is in process if the homeowner continues to violate
the declaration. All legal expenses associated with the enforcement of this declaration
may be assigned to the violating homeowner.
The opportunity to appeal the Boards decision is available under Rules &
Regulation on "Appeal Process".
Fines
Nonrecurring A fine in the amount of $100 may be incurred by any homeowner
who fails to obtain written approval from the Architectural Control Committee prior to
commencing work on categories list under Section II.
Daily Fine Following notice of the infraction and the initial $100 fine, the
homeowner will have thirty (30) days to remedy the infraction as directed by the
Architectural Control Committee.
Beginning on the thirty-first (31) day following the notice, fines may be incurred by
the homeowner in the amount of $50 per day. This daily fine may continue until 1) the
Architectural Control Committee received a signed document by the homeowner stating the
homeowners intent to correct the violation, and 2) the work is completed.
Rule Enforceability
If any portion of this rule is determined to be legally unenforceable, it shall not
negate the enforceability of the remaining portions of the rule.
DATED AND ENACTED MAY 28, 2002 |