What is the Architectural Control Committee?
The Architectural Control Committee (ACC) consists of three members elected during the annual meeting, or any special meeting called for that purpose. The ACC performs their duties as outlined in the Certificate and Bills of Assurance, as well as any other duties that are assigned by the Board of Directors.

What does the Architectural Control Committee Do?
The ACC approves and ensures compliance with the Bill of Assurance (see Article 1 of the Bill of Assurance), the Restrictive Covenants contained therein, and any prior conditions or specifications set forth by the ACC. The ACC did not create the referenced Covenants and Restrictions, nor do they have the authority to change them. The committee’s role is to simply enforce them.

When is Architectural Control Committee Approval Required?
Any new construction and/or exterior maintenance or renovation projects on your lot should be submitted to the ACC for review and approval. This includes, but is not limited to fences, solar panels, and outbuildings. Click HERE to review a list of common issues addressed by the ACC.