Caroline Ridge Owners Association, Inc.

Construction Projects Need Approval...

Dec 23, 2004

Just a reminder that all construction or re-painting projects need architectural control committee approval before you start the project.
This includes erecting fences, painting or commercially built storage buildings.
In the case of storage buildings, they require a permanent concrete foundation and the building must be permanently fastened to the concrete slab. This specification was called for in the amendment to the covenants in 2001.
We did have one owner who did not heed this requirement and constructed their own building which had to later be removed and a commercial one re-erected in its place, all at their cost.
This requirement also applies to homeowners wanting to have vinyl siding installed. Just like with repainting your home, the ARC needs color chips specifying the exterior color and trim color.
Also plan on a 30-days lead time for the ARC to act on your request.