Riverchase
Estates Builders - Construction
Quick Reference and Reminders
This
page is intended to serve as a quick reference to common issues, owners and
builders are required to reference the full Architectural Guidelines for
detailed information.
Phases of
Construction:
CONSTRUCTION RULE
REMINDERS – PLEASE MAKE SURE YOUR SUB CONTRACTOR’S KNOW THE RULES
NO TREES MAY BE CUT ON A LOT WITHOUT
ACC APROVAL – CLEAR CUTTING IS STRICTLY PROHIBITED
Hours of
Construction:
Permitted Hours of Construction: In keeping with the need to maintain a safe and desirable neighborhood, construction will be limited to the following hours:
ALL
CONSTRUCTION WORKERS MUST BE OUT OF THE
COMMUNITY BY 7:00 PM ON WEEKDAYS AND 5:00 PM ON WEEKENDS.
Street
Cleaning: To
uphold the aesthetic integrity of the community, roadways adjacent to
construction sites may need to be cleaned
from time to time. The lots under construction that are observed
by the ACC or Association Manager to have placed mud on the street, which is not attended to by the contractor
will be cleaned by the REHOA. Cleaning
fees will be deducted from the Compliance Security Deposit. THE BUILDER IS EXPECTED TO KNOW WHEN WORK HAS
RESULTED IN MUD AND EXCESSIVE DIRT ON THE STREET AND IMMEDIATELY CEAN UP EACH
DAY.
Fines
for Infractions:
Fines
for silt run-off
shall be assessed
at $200.00 per day;
Debris
on sites and mud deposited on roads shall be assessed
a fine at $100.00 per day;
Working outside of allowable hours
shall be assessed a fine of $100.00 per hour;
Working on a holiday or violating
Sunday limits shall incur a fine of $500.00.
The CCRs
do not provide any right for a builder to appeal a fine, however, an appeal
will be considered if there are unusual circumstances which caused the violation.
Trash and construction scraps must be
thrown away daily in construction dumpster and the dumpster
shall be emptied when full.
Materials and supplies must be stored
neatly on the site
3.10.1 Sample Board
All exterior materials of construction shall be approved prior to application on the home. The board shall be placed near the curb, face the street and be maintained through the construction completion review. It shall be constructed of a single piece of plywood mounted vertically on two 4x4 posts and have the lot number in 3” high numerals on a post facing the street. No other sign is permitted on the board. The board shall be at least 32” wide and of adequate height to devote 16” vertically to each material being used on the home. The upper part of the board shall be reserved for the roofing materials which shall be installed at a 12:12 pitch with a 12” overhang distance for installation of the fascia and soffit materials and gutters. Materials shall be placed on the board in the order they will appear on the home. The sample board should be retained until after the final on-site review, but to facilitate final completion of the home, may be removed with ACC approval when finished grade is prepared, providing components of the board are retained on site and made available for inspection by the ACC at the final review. NO WALL MATERIALS OR COLORS THAT ARE ON HOMES IN VISUAL PROXIMITY TO THE PROPOSED HOME WILL BE PERMITTED. ALL MATERIALS AND COLORS MUST BE PLACED ON THE SAMPLE BOARD AND APPROVED BY THE ACC PRIOR TO INSTALLING ON THE HOME.