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- ASSOCIATION DOCUMENTS (Restrictions, Amendments, Policies, Suppl Rules, By-Laws, etc.)
- Declaration of Covenants, Conditions & Restrictions – CCR’s (Text Searchable)
- Declaration of Covenants, Conditions & Restrictions – CCR’s (Filed Copy)
- Amendment to CCR’s regarding Outbuildings, 2008
- Supplemental Deed Policy (Certain Religious Items, Pool Enclosures, and Security Measures), 2021
- Amended and Supplemental Deed Restrictions (Solar Energy Devices, Roofing Materials, Rain Barrel & Rainwater Harvesting, Display of Certain Religious Items, Display of Flags), 2011
- Amended Collection Policy, 2024
- Amended Deed Enforcement Policy 2024
- Contractor Bidding Policy, 2021
- Secretary Certificate, 2021
- Deed Enforcement & Fining Policy, 2022
- Rental & Leasing Policy, 2022
- Articles of Incorporation, 1995
- Amended By-Laws, 2010
- ARCHITECTUAL REVIEW GUIDELINES, MODIFICATIONS & HOME IMPROVEMENT
- Architectural Review Committee Guidelines, 2013
- Landscaping & Tree Blanket Variance, 2008
- Amendment to ARC Guidelines (Roofing – Shingle Colors), 2021
- Standby Generator Policy, 2022
- Driveway Resolution, 2011
- Approved Exterior Paint Colors
- Flag Display & Xeriscaping Policy, 2013
Note: In addition to the ARC Review Guidelines, you must also refer to the CCR’s, Policies, Supplemental Rules and Amendments to the Deed Restrictions when considering and planning Home Improvement projects. If you have any questions, please email the Board.
FAQ for Home Improvement Applications – ACC Forms. A question many homeowners ask is “What is a plot plan and why do I need one?”
A plot plan, also known as a survey or site plan, is the map or diagram of your property that details the exterior features and layouts such as all existing structures, features and dimensions (i.e., your house, garage, fence, driveway, patio, utility easements), plus the added description & dimensions of the proposed improvement you want to make. The plot plan is drawn to scale and should have been included in your closing documents. You may also be able to obtain a copy from the Harris County Clerk’s office.