ARC Request

Members of the Jamison Place Homeowners Association (HOA) wishing to perform updates to the exterior of their property generally must receive Architectural Review Committee (ARC) approval prior to beginning work. Updates that require approval include but are not limited to: fences, detached garages and outbuildings, landscaping, driveways, sidewalks, swimming pools, exterior lighting, and recreational equipment (basketball goals, trampolines, batting cages, etc.). Please refer to the CCRs for your property for a complete listing of guidelines (refer to Section VI - Architectural Control of the CCRs).

Contact will@psmtllc.com to submit your ARC request.

1. No work on this project shall begin until approval from the ARC has been received.
2. Any variation from the original approved application must be resubmitted for approval.
3. ARC approval does not supersede any Federal, State, City or local regulations. Receipt of a building permit
   from local government does not equal approval from ARC.
4. ARC approval of the project does not constitute approval of technical, structural or engineering specifications nor does the HOA assume any responsibility for such.
5. ARC approval is contingent upon construction/alteration/addition being completed in a skilled manner and consistent with the community’s standards.
6. Any and all building permits (if applicable) must be obtained before work commences. Please verify what is required by your local codes office.
7. Work will be performed during city ordinance work hours.
8. Any damage to common area property or neighbor’s property during construction of this project will be the sole responsibility of the owner and their contractor.
9. The use of neighbor or common-area property for access is not permitted unless prior permission is requested and granted in writing.
10. Building materials or equipment may not be stored on or obstruct streets, alleyways, walkways, common areas or neighboring property.
11. The owner(s) shall hold harmless, indemnify and defend the HOA and its officers, directors and agents from and against any expenses, claims, damages, losses or other liabilities, including without limitation; attorneys’ fees and costs of litigation incurred by the HOA, arising out of (i) any part of the alterations/improvements which violates any governmental law, code, ordinance, or regulation; ii) the adequacy of the plans or specifications submitted by the owner(s) in connection with this application; and (iii) the construction of the alterations/improvements.
12. Fences and other improvements installed in a public utility easement are the owner’s responsibility (and expense) to remove, repair and reinstall, should a utility company or municipality require access.