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Extracted directly from Documents and Governing Policies files

Article 6

The following are examples of materials in common use. Any alternative materials must be submitted with detailed descriptions and examples with the application. Alternative materials will be considered on a case-by-case basis.

Section 6.01 Brick

Brick used on residences in the Subdivision shall meet standard specifications established by the Brick Institute of America.

Section 6.02 Stucco/EIFS Stucco

Stucco/EIFS Stucco (Exterior Insulation and Finish System) may be used as an exterior finish, provided its detailing is consistent with the style of the architecture. Stucco must be uniform in color with all other exterior housing finishes.

Section 6.03 Siding

Wood, vinyl, or concrete composite material may be used horizontally, diagonally, or vertically.  Metal siding must be specifically designed to be used as siding, factory-painted colors only, and must not be the entire wall panel. It must only be used as an accent siding which must have at least 3ft of stone or brick at the bottom on all exterior walls and be approved on a case-by-case basis.

Section 6.04 Wood

All wood must be painted or stained; naturally weathered wood is prohibited. If a stain is used, wood sealant must be utilized.  Clear stain may be used.

Section 6.05 Stone

The use of stone on the exterior of a residence must be approved by the ACC on an individual basis to ensure architectural compatibility within the Subdivision.

Section 6.06 Roofs

All shingles must be a minimum 25-year shingle. Form and pitch must be consistent with the architectural style of the house and neighborhood. Any alternate materials, such as clay, slate, tile, or metals will be considered on a case-by-case basis.

Section 6.07 Metal

Exposed metals shall be anodized aluminum, bronze, copper, or painted galvanized steel.  The below pictured style of corrugated metal is not allowed.

To the extent required by 202.011 of the Texas Property Code, Owners are entitled to install roof shingles designed primarily to be wind and/or hail-resistant; shingles that provide heating and cooling efficiencies greater than those provided by customary composite shingles; and shingles that provide solar generation capabilities (collectively referred to as “Alternative Shingles”), subject to the following regulations:

The Owner shall first apply to and receive written approval from the ACC prior to the installation, alteration, or modification of Alternative Shingles.

Section 6.08 Trim

All wood trim must be stained or painted as approved by the ACC.

Section 6.09 Mortar

Joints All mortar joints must be tooled; slump joints will not be allowed. Mortar must be selected to complement stone or brick color.

Section 6.10 Windows

Wood, metal, vinyl, or composition windows may be used. All finishes must complement the color and style of the house. No reflective glass or glazing will be allowed on any front facade or any facade that is visible from a public street or Common Area.

Section 6.11 Paint/Mortar/Windows/Roofing

All exterior colors must be submitted by a sample color to be kept in the property file. The palette of exterior colors for each residence must be selected to complement, coordinate, or harmonize with the colors of the building materials and the surrounding neighborhood.

Excerpt: ACC POLICY MANUAL SIXTH EDITION [Adopted 03/24/2025]