Examples of Projects that require approval
Fences
This is a great project to start with. If you don't have one, everything in your yard is subject to the NLE Deed Restrictions! There are material restrictions.
Driveways
An additional driveway can be a great addition, but it can also be an eye sour. Make sure you know what materials are acceptable for our community.
Barns
These are very popular in our community. It is best if you provide a picture or drawing showing elevations, color choices, and location on your property.
Exterior painting
While there are some very pretty colors in the Crayola box, not all are acceptable for our community. Make sure you check with before you start painting.
Sheds
RV Ports
Even "She Sheds" need approval. There are height, color, location, and other things that will need to be approved before you buy yours.
RV Ports
RV Ports
Just like a barn, shed, or any other structure, these will need ACC approval.
Street Lights
The ACC has a plan for locations, style of light, and height in order to keep any street lights added uniform. Any lights not approved may be removed at the expense of whoever had it installed.
Flag Poles
While we are all very patriotic, the addition of a flag pole does require ACC approval.
Decks
No matter how big or small your deck, we're excited for you & your proposed addition. Just get approval before you start driving nails.
Swimming pools
These are a great addition for your family, especially with the long Texas summer. Your contractor should provide you a drawing, just send that in. For safety you may consider the privacy fence too.
New homes
Just checking
In some cases new homes will require approval from the board, due to needed variances for the build to proceed. These are considered on a case by case basis.
Just checking
Just checking
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Example of correct application
Example of correct drawing on survey
Example of correct drawing on survey
Provide as much information as is necessary to communicate the scope and scale of your proposed project. Describe the material to be used, paint color, general location, etc...
(indicate if professional or DIY)
Example of correct drawing on survey
Example of correct drawing on survey
Example of correct drawing on survey
Submit your drawing on the official plot survey. The more information you provide the faster your project can be approved. The ACC Board may want to walk your site for verification of the submitted project. This will help to protect you from being out of compliance.
Example of official plot survey
Example of correct drawing on survey
Example of official plot survey
Your titling company should have provided you with a notarized copy in your closing packet.