ARC Request for Painting Front Doors in Phase 1

A homeowner sent the following ARC request to Kuester today for his home and is also aaking to allow this option for other Phase 1 homeowners:

I am requesting to be able to paint my front door black, leavig  frame white exactly the same as phase 2 homes, attached is my completed ARC request form. I am also asking the HOA to allow all pbase 1 homeowners to paint their front doors if they desire to match phase 2. Phase 2 has several different color doors, black, white, dark brown, dark blue, dark burgandy, and dark green. This has less of an impact in phase 1 as the front doors are not directly visible from the street, as they do in phase 2, but this ties the phases together making it look more like one neighborbood.

Well update you as soon as the homeowner recieves and answer,

Want To Install a Fence?

A Home owners asked about fencing in their backyard, we responded to them and are reporting the information here for everyone just in case someone else is also thinking about doing this. The HOA does allow a Home Owner to fence in their backyard with White Vinyl fencing. Here is the information:

"I live in Harpers Mill and I was wondering about the fencing...where do we go to complete our fences? Is there a specific type and place we must purchase? What is cost of these? "

You must get a copy of your platt from York County. than you need an ARC form from the HOA, Fill out the ARC form, and draw your fence line on the platt and send it to Kuester for approval. You can get the fencing at Loews or Home Depot, it has to be white vinyl. I would maybe even take a picture of the style you want to purchase and send it with your ARC application and platt to Kuester.

Here is a copy of the ARC application you need: Harpers Mill ARC Applicaiton.

Also CALL (888) 721-7877 Before you do the installation have them come out and mark the wires in your yard, I do not believe there is a charge and it is the law, in our backyards there are many wires that feed our house and our neighbors house, from phone lines, cable TV lines, electrical lines and gas lines, all in our backyards, some only 4 inches deep.

South Carolina Call Before You Dig!

Hope that all helps.