Fenwick garden village architectural guidelines

Any change to the inside of your home is fine.  If you are planning ANY exterior work on your home, you must complete the Architectural Review Form at the bottom of this page.

Pursuant to the Declaration of Covenants, Conditions and Restrictions of Fenwick Garden Village, Section 5.3, the standards and specifications stated below shall constitute the “Design Guidelines” as referenced in said declaration. The Guidelines include, but are not limited to: 

All residences shall incorporate a 9/12 minimum roof pitch and use composition shingles, specifically GAF Grand Sequoia AS Shingles in Adobe Sunset, Charcoal, Dusky Gray or Weathered Wood, and include a Seal-A-Ridge AS SBS-Modified IR Ridge Cap Shingles.  GAF provides a ton of information on their website which you can find by clicking the button below. 

Construction finishes may include cast stone, rock accents, shutters, copper roofs, and other materials that are complimentary to existing structures in the neighborhood. Vinyl and wood siding is prohibited. Fireplaces: Fireplace chimneys must be brick or masonry veneer, except where a “direct Vent” chimney is installed. 

Mailboxes must be black cast iron presented in a style complimentary to existing installations in the neighborhood.

This type of mailbox can be purchased from  https://www.americansupplycompanyok.com/ located at  1820 N. MacArthur, OKC - phone 405-942-6551. They will deliver the mailboxes and install them if you so desire. They can also be ordered from Better Box Mailboxes online at https://betterboxmailboxes.com

Fences must be either black wrought iron or PVC, either white, tan, or grey, so to compliment the finishes of the residence. Fencing composed of wood, chain link, lattice, or other materials not specified above are strictly prohibited. All fences adjoining a greenbelt or common area must be “see through”, non-privacy styles. Prior to installation, an owner or builder must submit specifications for any proposed fencing to the Architectural Committee for approval. 

Detached Structures: Detached structures intended for storage may be permitted, subject to the approval of the Architectural Committee, and any needed city permits. They shall be built of materials other than metal. Plastic, wood, masonry, and siding may be acceptable, depending on placement and size of the structure. Position/placement of the structure will be part of the approval considerations. These guidelines apply to ALL outbuildings, whether they are visible from outside the Homeowner’s property or not.

Height: Although the height of the building is not specific, considerations will be given based on the amount of actual visibility of the detached structure, from the street as well as the neighboring lots. There are no pitch requirements for outbuildings and the requirements for an attached structure do not apply to detached, outbuildings. Approval of height will be made from the application information on a case to case basis.

Size: Approval of size will be made from the application information on a case to case basis. 

Placement: The placement of the structure will be approved based on the visibility of the structure from the street as well as neighboring lots. It must not interfere or block the natural straight line visibility from a neighboring lot. The approval of the placement of the structure will be made based information on the application on a case by case basis. 

Finishes applied as part of any maintenance or refurbishing process must be done with materials and colors that are complimentary to and consistent with other residences in the neighborhood. Prior to commencement of any such maintenance or refurbishing project that changes the color of the property; the homeowner must get approval of the Architectural Committee. 

Not withstanding previous amendments to the Covenants, Conditions, and Restrictions, all play sets, swings, or other recreational equipment to be installed on any owned lot must be approved by the Architectural Committee prior to the installation of any play equipment on any lot in the neighborhood. 

The FGV Board of Directors is charged with the responsibility for enforcement of the Bylaws, Rules and the Covenants, Conditions and Restrictions of the Fenwick Garden Village Homeowners Association. 

Enforcement powers include, but are not limited to, the imposition of fines upon an offending homeowner. The fines may range from$100 to $250 per month, depending upon the nature of the violation. Prior to imposing any fine, the Board must investigate an alleged violation. If the Board agrees that a violation has occurred, the Board will offer notice to the homeowner and establish a reasonable time for remedy. The notice shall state the nature of the violation, the date by which the violation must be corrected and the proposed amount of the fine to be assessed, if the violation is not remedied by that date.

Any homeowner who has been informed of a violation of the rules or regulations governing the Association may request, and shall be granted, an opportunity to appear before the Board at its next regularly scheduled meeting and present argument in his favor and hear the Board’s explanation regarding its notice to enforce. Upon completing its investigation and hearing all arguments concerning the violation, the Board shall render a decision to assess or withdraw the fine, and such decision shall be final.