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Sample Guidelines: Architectural Review Committee (ARC) The Ridge at Eagle Crest Owners Association Single Family Home sites Architectural Review Committee Policies and Guidelines August 2008 The

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How to Fill Out Architectural Review Committee Policies:

1. Start by familiarizing yourself with the purpose and scope of the architectural review committee policies. Understand the goals and objectives it aims to achieve, as well as any specific rules or guidelines outlined.
2. Gather all relevant information and documentation required to complete the policies. This may include previous policies and guidelines, architectural drawings, neighborhood regulations, and any other legal or administrative documents that might impact the review process.
3. Review and analyze the existing policies, if any, to identify areas that need updating, revision, or improvement. Take note of any changes in local regulations, legal requirements, or community standards that need to be reflected in the new policies.
4. Define the procedures and guidelines for submitting architectural proposals for review. Determine the necessary forms, documents, and information that applicants must provide when seeking approval for construction or modification projects.
5. Clearly outline the criteria and standards that will be used to evaluate architectural proposals. Consider factors such as design aesthetics, compatibility with existing structures, impact on the overall neighborhood, adherence to safety regulations, and compliance with local building codes.
6. Establish a review process timeline, including deadlines for submitting proposals, review committee meetings, and final decision notifications. Ensure that the timeline allows for ample time to thoroughly evaluate each proposal and gather input from relevant stakeholders, such as community members or other committees.
7. Define the roles and responsibilities of the architectural review committee members. Clearly state who will be responsible for reviewing proposals, conducting site visits, organizing committee meetings, and communicating with applicants throughout the process.
8. Provide guidance on handling any potential disputes or disagreements that may arise during the review process. Outline steps for mediation, arbitration, or any other conflict resolution mechanisms to ensure fair and transparent decision-making.
9. Consider including procedures for periodic review and revision of the architectural review committee policies. This will allow for continuous improvement and adaptation to changing circumstances or community needs over time.

Who Needs Architectural Review Committee Policies:

1. Homeowners or property owners within a neighborhood or community that is governed by an architectural review committee. These policies are typically put in place to maintain uniformity, preserve property values, and ensure that any construction or modifications adhere to specific standards.
2. Architects, contractors, or individuals proposing construction or modification projects within the neighborhood or community. They need to understand and comply with the architectural review committee policies to obtain the necessary approvals and permits for their projects.
3. The architectural review committee members themselves. They require these policies to establish a clear framework for their decision-making process, ensuring consistency, fairness, and accountability in evaluating and approving or denying proposed architectural changes.

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