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Effective June 2018 |
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It is the home owner’s responsibility to submit an Application for Exterior Alteration/Modification to the Architecture Review Committee (via the Management Company) at least 30 days in advance of construction. The committee has 20 days to review, approve,or deny the request. In the event additional information is required, the 20-day clock re-starts from the date of the request for additional information (refer to Section 3.02).
The Architecture Review Committee must approve all fence architecture prior to construction (refer to section 3.02).
Fences will retain the same design and color for the entire perimeter.
Lot-line fences, defined as fences on or within 12.5 feet of the property line per section 3.06(G), must be of an open nature. The fences pictured on the VAC website will be approved if all other considerations are met.
Lot-line fences for lots that abut to a pond will not be approved.
Front yard fencing will not be approved.
Non-lot-line fences may be approved if they are in character of the house, as defined in the Deed Restrictions. For example, a white vinyl fence would only be approved if the house had white vinyl siding.
Other fences, as outlined in the Deed Restrictions, outside of 12.5 feet of the property line (non-lot line fences) may be allowed with approval from the Architecture Committee
Pool fences must be approved by the County, Township, and the Architectural Review Committee.
If a Homeowner installs a fence that violates the Deed Restrictions, the Violation Assessments policy will be enforced. Refer to the Violation Assessments for The Village at Alum Creek policy document.
A fence that violates the Fence Policy/Deed Restrictionsdoes not make it an approved style. In other words, just because a neighbor installed a fence style that violates the approved styles does not mean your request for the same fence will be approved.
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The following are fence styles that will be approved by the Architectural Review Committee going forward:
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