Please read the Covenants, Conditions & Restrictions (CC&R’s) for your community before submitting an Architectural Improvement Application.

You can obtain or view a copy of the CC&R’s by selecting your community found on this website.

No construction shall begin without a written approval confirmation letter.
If your request is denied and construction has begun without approval, it will be at the expense and responsibility of the homeowner to remove the structure and/or return the property back to the original state.

Please complete the following form as well as submit the following information.

Architectural drawing such as: survey, plat or plot showing your entire lot with any potential easement areas for the proposed improvements with its location in relation to the dwelling and lot boundaries.
A photo or sales sample with a description of materials, including color and dimensions.
In communities where adjoining fences are allowed, a witnessed and signed authorization letter from adjoining homeowner(s) if the improvement plans connect to a neighboring fence or structure. If this is not applicable to your community, this can be disregarded.
Homeowner must obtain all required permits with the City and/or County prior to beginning project.
Homeowner is responsible for surveying their property to ensure that the placement and installation of the project is completely on the requested property. If the requested structure inappropriately exceeds the property line(s) onto an adjoining area, the installing homeowner has the full financial responsibility to have it corrected and moved.

Note: A building permit and inspection may be required by your municipality codes department

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