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Rosehurst Construction Guidelines

○ The Rosehurst Environment

■ II. GUIDELINES

○ 1.0 INTRODUCTION
○ 2.0 SITE LAYOUT

○ 3.0 ARCHITECTURE

○ 4.0 LANDSCAPE

○ 5.0 GRAPHICS

○ 6.0 LANDSCAPE RESERVES

■ 6.1 Landscape Reserves

○ EXHIBIT "A"

■ The Meadow at Rosehurst

○ EXHIBIT "B"

■ The Grove at Rosehurst

○ EXHIBIT "C"

■ Driveway Transition Specifications

○ EXHIBIT "D"

■ Culvert Specifications

○ EXHIBIT "E"

■ Water Well

○ EXHIBIT "F"

■ Septic System and Drainage Specifications

○ EXHIBIT "G"

■ Survey Submission Guidelines

○ EXHIBIT "H"

■ Builder's Information

○ EXHIBIT "I"

■ Builder's Security Deposit

○ EXHIBIT "J"

■ Questionnaire for House Plan Submittals

○ EXHIBIT "K"

■ ACC Improvements Application

■ Sitemap

3.0 ARCHITECTURE

3.2 Exterior Elevations

Exterior elevations should be interesting and not have the appearance of a "shoebox". All single-story houses are encouraged to include some variation of the ridge line.

Priority should be given to those sides of the house which are visible from streets. The most articulated elevations should be those which are in public view. However, it should be assumed that the houses will be seen from all angles and that there will be a continuity of materials and details on all elevations.