One way the Peacock Gap HOA ensures our community remains a great place to live is by upholding architectural guidelines. These guidelines help ensure the neighborhood maintains its unique character and charm. Before making any significant changes to the exterior of your home, please submit your plans to the HOA's Architecture Review Committee for approval. This process helps ensure that any alterations or additions to homes are consistent with the neighborhood's style and do not detract from its overall aesthetic appeal.

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The Architecture Review Committee typically provides approval 3 business days post the monthly board meeting which takes place on the first Wednesday of every month. If you do not hear back from the committee within thirty (30) days after submission you may consider your plans conclusively approved by the committee

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Architectural Guidelines from the CC&Rs

The portions of the Peacock Gap HOA's CC&Rs (Covenants, Conditions, and Restrictions) are outlined below. Please visit the HOA Documents to view the complete CC&Rs.

ARTICLE III
COMMITTEE APPROVAL

No structures, either residence or accessory building, tennis court, swimming pool or other improvements shall be constructed or maintained upon any lot, nor shall any alteration in the exterior of a structure for which it is necessary to secure a permit under any applicable building ordinance or law be made unless complete plans and specifications therefor, showing

the exterior design, nature, kind, shape, height, building material and color scheme thereof,
the general plan of landscaping with special reference to location of proposed tree and hedge planting and kind of trees and hedges, the grading plan,
the location on the lot and type of any mailbox, television antenna or aerial,
the location and height of any wall or windbreak and the floor plan of any proposed structure plotted on the lot,

shall have been submitted to and approved in writing by the Architectural Review Committee, hereinafter referred to as the “Committee” and more particularly defined in Article XXX of this Declaration, and a copy of such plans and specifications and other data, as finally approved, deposited with the Committee.

The pitch, surfacing and color scheme of the roof of any proposed structure, as a condition to the approval of plans by the Committee, shall be of a design and material acceptable to the Committee.
No change in the exterior color scheme of any dwelling house or accessory building shall be made subsequent to the final approval by the Committee of the plans, specifications and proposals as originally submitted to the Committee, as provided hereinbefore, without written approval of the Committee.

After the expiration of one (1) year from the date of issuance of the building permit by the appropriate Public Authority, authorizing construction or alteration of any structure, or after the expiration of one (1) year from the date of such construction or alteration, whichever is later, the structure or alteration described in such permit shall, in favor of purchases and encumbrances from the owner causing such structure or alteration to be made, be deemed to comply with the provisions of this Declaration, unless notice to the contrary shall have been given to such purchaser or encumbrancer or to a person residing on the lot, or unless legal proceedings shall have been instituted to enforce such compliance.