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House Painting - EXTERIOR COLORS

Covenants reference Article VI - Section 21

Section 21. Exterior Colors. The exterior of all improvements, including, without limitation, residences, constructed, erected, allowed, or maintained upon any Lot must be painted or repainted in a color within an approved palette as designated in writing by the Board, which palette may be amended from time to time by the Board.

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The approved color palette should be neutral and earth tone colors that complement the architectural character and overall appearance of the community.

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Homeowners are encouraged to obtain paint swatches or samples and view them on the home before making a final selection, as colors can appear different depending on lighting and surroundings.

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Prior to beginning any exterior painting or making changes to the exterior color of a home, the homeowner must submit an Architectural Modification Request form to the ACC identifying the proposed paint colors. Written approval must be received before the project begins.

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No exterior painting or other exterior modification may begin until the homeowner has submitted the required Architectural Modification Request form and received approval from the Architectural Control Committee (ACC).

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Beginning work before receiving written ACC approval may constitute a violation of the Association's governing documents and may result in enforcement action, including the assessment of fines or other remedies authorized by the governing documents and applicable law.

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Neutral colors are subdued, low intensity colors such as, white, off-white, cream, beige, taupe and gray.

Earth -tone colors are natural, muted colors inspired by the landscape, such as soft brown, muted green, sage and subdued blue-gray.

Colors should be muted and harmonious rather than bright, neon, highly saturated, fluorescent, or unusually bold. 

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