Architectural Control Committee

Models A, B, C, or E (two-story units with a typical width of 20 feet): 10' x 17'

Model D (single-story units with a typical width of 25 feet): 10' x 24'

Screens must have a flat screen roof with a white aluminum frame and black screen. Length and width of screen enclosures represented above are the maximum screen enclosure sizes allowed. Any sides that border a neighbor (common side) must have privacy screen (aka privacy glass). Screens must be setback a minimum of 1.5' from property lines for Models A, B, C, or E. On Model D, a minimum setback of 8.5' is required on common side. A 2.5' minimum setback is required on end unit side.

Splash Boards: White vinyl or white aluminum splash boards around the exterior base of the screen patio are permitted. The height is not to rise above the height of the patio door splash board. This will serve as protection against accidents caused by weed whackers.

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White PVC 6' is the only permissible style fence. As with any other exterior change, ACC approval is required prior to installation. Do not forget to send in your survey when requesting approval for fences.

Maximum patio sizes are equivalent to those of screen enclosures as long as an approved barrier is provided. Any enlargement of the patio provided during original construction that is smaller than the maximum allowed size shall also require an approved barrier.

An approved barrier shall mean a 6' high concrete privacy wall on common side(s) or a 6' high white PVC fence with a 5' setback from the common side and a 1.5' setback on end unit side.

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Please submit an enlarged copy of your site survey showing planting beds and labeling all plant material.

Landscape improvements must be done with ease of maintenance in mind. Planted areas must be within a mulched bed that can be easily edged and mowed.

The planting plan below shows an example of a front yard Townhouse design. The plant material is typical of what can be used in Malibu Bay. 

• Plant A - Ixora, Arboricola, Cocoplum, etc (Three to four foot shrubs)

• Plant B - Wax Jasmine, Indian Hawthorn, Dwarf Allamanda, etc (Shrubs less than three feet)

• Plant C - Liriope, Blue Daze, Mexican Heather, etc (low ground cover)

• Flowers - Annual color - Winter/Summer (whatever looks good at your nursery)

Design Tips:

• There should be a hierarchy of plants with the tallest next to the building and shortest closest to the sidewalk

• Group plants together

• Avoid a mish mash planting; stick to a pallet of three or four different plants

• Air conditioners and external water filters must be screened from view with plant material

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