ARC members
- Domenic Grillo – Chair
Bob Crawford, John Hazard, Carina Jansson, and Steve Massar
Property Manager
Community Management Group (CMG)
349 Folly
Rd; Suite 2B,
Charleston, SC 29412
email
info@CMGCharleston.com
Tele - 843-856-8488
Fax - 843-856-8785
Mailbox post replacement paint
Bird Paint - Highway. 17
Ben Moore #2047-10
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Architectural Review Process for New
Construction:
1. The builder/developer gives
the house plans, site plan, landscape plan, and a
Request for
ARC Approval for New Construction (Form A) to the CNCA management
company with applicable fees.
2. The management company gives the builder’s/developer’s packet
of materials and a
New
Construction Form (Form B) to the CNCA professional building review
consultant. The management company retains the Request for ARC
Approval for New Construction (Form A).
3. The consultant reviews the plans to determine that they are in
compliance with the covenants and conditions as well as the restrictions
and easements for Charleston National in general and for the individual
neighborhood in which the house will be built. The consultant
checks the plans in light of setbacks, style, square footage, exterior
color, and trees and completes the CNCA ARC New Construction Form (Form
B).
4. The consultant returns the plans, completed New Construction
Form, and any additional written comments within thirty (30) days to the
management company and is then paid by the management company.
5. The management company gives the (1) plans, (2) New
Construction Form with the consultant’s review and comments, and (3)
Request for ARC Approval of New Construction form to the Architectural
Review Committee.
6. The ARC reviews the consultant’s comments and reviews the
building and landscape plans for aesthetics, including color and style,
then dates and signs the Request for ARC Approval of New Construction
form “Approve” or “Disapprove,” and returns all materials to the
management company. The management company retains the original
Request form for its files. |
7. The ARC informs the
builder/developer of the results of the review and provides the
builder/developer with a copy of the Request for ARC Approval of New
Construction form noting that the plans have been approved or
disapproved. The ARC retains a copy of the Request form for its files.
8. If/once the plans have been approved, the ARC provides the
builder/developer with a copy of the Work Schedule Requirements and
Construction Site Guidelines.
Note: The consultant serves as a professional advisor whose views
and opinions will be considered but are not binding on the ARC.
Further, the consultant does not do follow-up on-site inspections.
These are done by the town home inspector. The ARC does monitor
the construction site to see that the guidelines are being followed.
Reference: Article V of the Declaration of Covenants, Conditions,
Restrictions, and Easements for Charleston National Community
Association
Adopted: 9/20/04
ADDITIONAL CRITERIA FOR CHARTER OAKS
CONSTRUCTION
In order that houses in Charter Oaks are
consistent with other homes built and/or proposed in the area, the
following criteria shall apply to the building requirements for this
Westchester neighborhood:
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Siding shall be
cement board (Hardi-Plank), composite, brick, wood or
stucco. Vinyl and
aluminum siding will not be approved by the ARC.
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Trim shall be cement
board (Hardi-Plank), composite, wood, stucco,
aluminum, or vinyl-clad wood.
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Roof material shall
be metal (5v crimp, copper,
etc.). Architectural
shingles will not be approved by the ARC.
ARC recommended and Board approved 5/18/05
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