Architecture Guidelines & Regulations Quiz

2.

The architectural committee consists of how many members?

5
7
4

Correct Answer
A. 5

Explanation
The AC consists of five (5) members. Members of the AC shall receive no compensation for services rendered other than reimbursement by the Association for any expenses that might be incurred in performing their duties. The AC has the right to retain architects or other construction specialists as may be necessary to assist it with the performance of its duties.

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3.

How are requests to be submitted to committee?

In person at a committee meeting accompanied by plans in writing
By filling out the standard CZ Home Improvement Form and including appropriate items
By reading and signing the rules and regulations document and including plans.

Correct Answer
A. By filling out the standard CZ Home Improvement Form and including appropriate items

Explanation
All requests (“Requests”) for AC approval are to be made on the standard CZ Home Improvement Form (Exhibit A). If you are planning a room addition, please also complete and submit the Room Addition Plan Submittal Check List (Exhibit D).

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4.

Which of the following fencing is prohibited?

Wrought iron or tubular steel
Wood fence on side yard
Double fences

Correct Answer
A. Double fences

Explanation
Acceptable materials for fencing:

a. Wrought iron or tubular steel of color and style to match the original color (privacy mesh is required to screen side yards which are used for refuse containers, dog runs, storage, air conditioners, and pool equipment, etc.)

b. Low block wall (mortar washed and painted slump block most locations) with tempered glass

c. Block wall (mortar washed and painted slump block most locations).

d. Wood fence (only permitted at side yard)

Restrictions:

a. Wood panel, sound walls and double fences are prohibited

b. Fencing and walls shall not exceed six (6) feet in height

c. Front yard fencing shall not be used to enclose large portions of a front yard but partial enclosure may be considered on a case-by-case basis

d. Picket fencing or other decorative fencing will be considered for approval if compatible with architecture of the Residence and surrounding neighborhood. This type of fencing will be considered on a case-by-case basis.

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5.

True or False: Basketball backboards are allowable on streets and sidewalks.

True
False

Correct Answer
A. False

Explanation
1. Portable basketball backboards are not permitted on any streets or sidewalks, or other association owned or maintained property, at any time of the day or night.

2. Portable basketball backboards are permitted. Portable basketball backboards must only be used such that the backboard and playing area are on the residential lots and not on any street or sidewalk, or other Association-owned or maintained property.

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Architecture Guidelines & Regulations Quiz

What is the purpose of the Architecture Guidelines & Committee?

The architectural committee consists of how many members?

How are requests to be submitted to committee?

Which of the following fencing is prohibited?

True or False: Basketball backboards are allowable on streets and sidewalks.