ARCHITECTURAL guidelines
The architectural review process at Eagle Ridge HOA is established and administered by an Architectural Review Committee (ARC) comprised of homeowners that are elected by the Membership.
The architectural review process are designed to preserve the visual impression of Eagle Ridge as a distinctive and desirable place to live. Please review the documents linked below for specific restrictions. This design review is not intended to be cumbersome or expensive. The goal is to achieve and maintain a pattern of quality and aesthetic benefit, and preserve the visual impression of Eagle Ridge as a distinctive and desirable place in which to live.
Landscaping, fencing, building form, materials, and colors all contribute to an overall community image that is readily identifiable as a high quality development. By following the Association's guidelines, residents will protect and enhance each property owner’s investment in their home.
In addition to ACC review, a permit may be required. The HOA/ACC is not liable for exposures that may present due to permitting issues or failure to permit the work. To avoid an unforeseen interruption, be sure to check with the City and obtain the appropriate permits before work begins.
The architectural review process are designed to preserve the visual impression of Eagle Ridge as a distinctive and desirable place to live. Please review the documents linked below for specific restrictions. This design review is not intended to be cumbersome or expensive. The goal is to achieve and maintain a pattern of quality and aesthetic benefit, and preserve the visual impression of Eagle Ridge as a distinctive and desirable place in which to live.
Landscaping, fencing, building form, materials, and colors all contribute to an overall community image that is readily identifiable as a high quality development. By following the Association's guidelines, residents will protect and enhance each property owner’s investment in their home.
In addition to ACC review, a permit may be required. The HOA/ACC is not liable for exposures that may present due to permitting issues or failure to permit the work. To avoid an unforeseen interruption, be sure to check with the City and obtain the appropriate permits before work begins.
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