Within Creekside Village, an Architectural Review Committee (ARC) of residents is responsible for the appearance
of our community. Those responsibilities derive from the Covenants, which all of our residents (homeowners and renters, alike) should have received at closing. A copy of the Covenants can be found on
this website, on the “Governing Documents” tab.
The general “Architectural Control and Architectural Restrictions” enactment are found in section “J”, on pages 12-13, paragraphs 1 thru 8. The specific “Restrictions on Use and Occupancy” items are
found in
section “L”, on pages 14-17, paragraphs 1 thru 30.
ARC has up to 40 days to review a request. Fines may be imposed on changes made without prior written approval, and some changes may require removal at the homeowner expense if approval was not received. The following is a list of items that require ARC approval (this may not cover everything, so when in doubt, check the covenants):
* Fence (6 ft max & no chainlink allowed)
* Building/shed (vinyl and shingles must match house)
* Painting
* Deck/patio
* Building addition
* Mailbox
* Walkway or driveway extension
* Satellite dish
The following supporting documentation, indicated by (X), is required at the time of submission to the Architecture Control Committee (ACC).
Architectural Drawings/Photos | Plot Plan/ placement location | Material Specifications |
Adjoining Lot(s) Owner(s) Non-Objections[1]
|
Impervious Surface Impact[2] |
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Additions to House/Lot (Sun rooms, outbuildings, fences, pools, decks, etc.) | X | X | X | X | Completed by ACC |
Changes to House (Porch enclosures, window changes, etc.) | X | X | |||
Misc. Changes/Additions (TV dish installation, propane tank, generators, etc.) | X | X | |||
Changes to exterior colors (Vinyl siding, shutters, doors, roof, etc.) | X |
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SAFETY
More immediate things which we can all do involves having our yards nicely maintained, and keeping trash and recycling containers out of sight until pickup day then removing them promptly from curbside once emptied. For pedestrian and vehicle safety reasons, cars should be kept off the roadways, as much as possible. Keeping car doors locked and valuables out of sight will prevent their theft. Garaging cars is a sure-fire way to stop the loss of possessions. Our neighborhood is basically safe but thieves are opportunistic villains.