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The intent is to give specific design criteria to owners for subsequent improvements after the completion of original construction.  \nThe Design Guidelines are written to preserve a high quality of appearance, to ensure compatibility between improvements, and to enhance the overall value of Spencer's Crossing Master Association. The Design Guidelines are intended to be used by owners and consultants in preparing drawings for design, landscape, and other improvements; and by the Design Review Committee (DRC) in reviewing these drawings for conformance with the stated objectives. The DRC reviews proposed improvements for aesthetic purposes only. It is the owner's responsibility to follow all applicable federal, state, and local building codes. Building permits may be required by the applicable governmental entities or agencies.  \nFailure to Obtain Written Approval for Improvements  \nIf written approval of the DRC or Board of Directors is not obtained, construction shall constitute a violation of the CC&Rs, and the unauthorized improvement may have to be modified or removed at the owner's expense.  \nApplication Process/ Plan Submittal Package  \nThe owner reviews the Design Guidelines and prepares plans, elevations and cross-sections depicting the proposed new improvements. To expedite the approval of plans, they must include each of the items detailed in the following information. Plans that do not contain required details may be returned incomplete and will require that the owner resubmit the plan submittal package. There is no additional cost to resubmit the plan submittal package.  \nPLAN SUBMITTAL FEES  \nSchedule of Fees - Plans for Architectural Review are broken into three categories:   \n•  Class 1   \nMajor construction such as an addition to the property or a swimming pool, ADU, JADU all of which ","cbCaimUNy03DsjS7","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaimUNy03DsjS7","pdf",1045290,29,"English","# Introduction\n## Purpose\n## Failure to Obtain Written Approval\n## Application Process\n## Plan Submittal Fees\n## Plan Submittal Requirements\n## About the Review Process\n## After the Review Process\n## Appeal Procedure\n## Variance Procedure\n## Preservation of Improvements\n## Right to Adopt Additional Design Guidelines\n# Common Areas\n## Contractor Guidelines\n# General Design Standards\n## Accessory Dwelling Units\n## Awnings and Similar Improvements\n## Barbecues and Fireplaces\n## Basketball Hoops/Sports Equipment\n## Exterior Painting\n## Landscape Standards\n## Drainage\n## Lighting\n## Maximum Heights\n## Patio Cover, Trellises, Gazebos and Decks\n## Materials\n## Playhouses and Structures\n## Roofs\n## Satellite Dishes and Antennae\n## Screen Doors\n## Screening Material\n## Sheds and Storage Cabinets\n## Stairs (Exterior)\n## Swimming Pools, Water Features and Spas\n## Views\n## Walls, Fences and Gates\n## Window Coverings\n## Flagpoles\n# Pre-Approvals\n## Rear Yard\n## Solar Panel Installation\n# Forms\n## Exhibit A-How the Approval Process Works (Flowchart)\n## Exhibit B-Application Form\n## Exhibit C-Neighbor Notification Statement & Instructions\n## Exhibit D-Plan Layout\n## Exhibit E-Notice of Completion\n## Exhibit F-Appeal Request\n## Exhibit G-Variance Request\n## Exhibit H-Frequently Asked Questions","[{\"question\":\"What happens if written approval from the DRC or Board of Directors is not obtained before improvements are built?\",\"answer\":\"Construction without written approval constitutes a violation of the CC\\u0026Rs. 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