by mystmaichinec | Oct 8, 2015 | ARC Guidelines, Architectural Committee, Architectural Criteria, FAQs
Garage doors are owned by homeowners, who are responsible for their maintenance and replacement. The only exception is that wood siding on tilt-up doors is maintained by the Association. Board approval is required for the installation of new garage doors. Passage...
by mystmaichinec | Oct 8, 2015 | ARC Guidelines, Architectural Committee
The new door must be in the prevailing style. Replacement door must be same style as original door (flush, no windows). Flush Garage Roll-Up: Constructed with four individual horizontal sections and shall have exterior surface of hot-dipped galvanized steel with...
by mystmaichinec | Oct 8, 2015 | ARC Guidelines, Architectural Committee
The originally approved screen door is a heavy-duty mesh in a diamond pattern with deadbolt and thumb turn cylinders in a bronze finish. These doors are no longer being manufactured, but may be available on the secondary market. For any other type of screen door, an...
by mystmaichinec | Oct 8, 2015 | ARC Guidelines, Architectural Committee
Same style as original door (six panel colonial or flush, no windows). Must be painted in one of the approved colors here to be selected by applicant. For a Front Door in a fenced patio area, use the criteria for Patio Doors.
by mystmaichinec | Oct 8, 2015 | ARC Guidelines, Architectural Committee
There are essentially two types of trellis- one for the purpose of supporting shrubbery or vines and one that serves as a shade structure. All trellises are the responsibility of the homeowner and should be free standing and not attached to the dwelling or fence....
by mystmaichinec | Oct 8, 2015 | ARC Guidelines, Architectural Committee, Architectural Criteria, FAQs, Rules
Exterior patio fences are maintained by the Association and may not be moved or otherwise altered without Board approval. Secondary fences inside patios are the responsibility of the homeowner. Residents are advised to put locks on their patio gates to discourage...
