The Architectural Control Committee (ACC) consists of the Architectural Control Committee Chairman, the Vice-President, and the Secretary. Only those members of the Architectural Committee vote on matters pertaining to the committee. A majority vote of the committee is required to approve or reject any plan or document submitted to the committee in accordance with the requirements of the Covenants and Restrictions, and these Bylaws.
The responsibilities of the Architectural Control Committee are listed below.
Note the following sections are excerpts from the Covenants and Restrictions. Some information has been deleted from the paragraphs below for clarity, please refer to the Covenants and Restrictions for detailed information.
ARCHITECTURAL CONTROL. No building, structure or fencing shall be erected, placed or altered on any lot or property until the construction plans and specifications and a plan showing the location of the building or structure have been approved by the Architectural Control Committee as to quality of workmanship and materials, harmony of external design with existing structures, and as to location with respect to topography and finished grade elevation.
The exact language approved on 11 March 2014 is:
All garages, storage buildings, barns (open or enclosed), car ports, sheds, and/or any other structure erected on any lot shall be positioned so that the largest entrance/opening to the structure is facing away from the roadway. If a lot is a corner lot, the “roadway” shall be considered that road that is used for the property address. Structures with one or more open sides such as car ports, pole barns, and “lean-to” structures shall not be permitted if such structure is viewable from the roadway, unless the structure has at least one wall and that wall is facing the roadway to block the view of the contents of the structure. No building or structure shall be placed in front of the house. The setback distance of all structures from the roadway shall equal or exceed the setback distance of the house from the roadway at a minimum, and be in accordance with the Deed Restrictions unless otherwise stated.
The Architectural Control Committee (ACC) may grant a waiver in the event that the layout of the lot is not conducive to positioning the structure with the largest entrance/opening facing away from the roadway.
All structures must meet the architectural standards of the community and approvals and/or waivers are granted at the discretion of the ACC. Building materials (siding finishes, roofing, paint and trim) used on such structures shall generally match the materials used on the lot’s house.
The exact language approved on 13 February 1997 is:
Owner sends ACC copy of:
ACC will return approval, disapproval or request for more information with 30 days from receipt of request for approval
ACC will mail a letter of approval or disapproval to the owner owner and will also email a copy of the letter as a courtesy
Once ACC approves construction request owner can apply for permit with Seminole County government.
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