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� - ! � Draft J�nuary 19, 2006 January 23, 2006 Dear Fuhire Glendale Cove Resident/Home Owner: We are excited that you have chosen Glendale Cove to build your new home! Architecture and design guidelines play an important role in the protection of your investment in the Glendale Cove Neighborhood. We seek to distin�uish the neighborhood from others through careful architectural design and review. The list of"Covenants" below are required in your home design. The "Guidelines" below are encouraged in your hoine design. This level of detail will ensure that this neighborhood is created and maintained throughout the building process and for years to come. Additional information is available in the Glendale Cove - Covenants and Restrictions. Please use this as your guide as you are considering ideas for designing your new home. Covenants - Glendale Cove Design and Landscaping: Architectural Design • Porches (or permanent courtyard). Full depth sitting porches to create a welcoming orientation toward the neighborhood. • No street exposed or rear exterior railings are to be constructed with dimensional lumber. (2X4's etc. detailed railings are preferred) • Home address plates are to be customized for each home. • Mailboxes will be matching throughout development, copper mailbox with matching posts. • Exterior home colors will be of such that no two hoines in a row may be with siinilar matching colors. • Uniforni average setback to adjoining homes. � Exposed streetscape elevation on all homes will be that of natural materials except for cement composite type materials. No vinyl or alurnimun soffits anywhere on the home. • Minimum 12"overhangs and 12" end rakes. (i.u�iess demonstrated to be architecturally appropriate) • Roofing. If shingles are asplialt, they inust be dimensional. • Driveway curb cut width at curb to front yaxd setback maximum width 14'. 2' flairs on either side of the driveway at ctu•b is allowed, however, lt IllllSt U0 �2' maximum to the front yard setback. All driveways must be that of solid paved surface. • The side and back elevations of the home shall include a similar level of detail as the front of the home. This shall include; trim detail �roimd windows, stone accents, shed, gable, window grids and gable treatments and overhangs. • Maximum 25' horizontal wall expanse. For example: there must be a break in material, depth, or other accent on any wall with 25' lengtll or greater.