strategic preservation (Highly Encouraged)
The best of both: Harmonizing mature greenery with new site developments.
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February 20, 2026
tree preservation (Optimal)
A Secluded Sanctuary: Preserving the existing canopy to create a private, woodland retreat.
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strategic retention (Standard)
Sustainable design: Strategic retention and integration of established trees within the new landscaping.
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shed: natural wood siding (approved)
Properly Integrated: This shed is approved as it utilizes natural wood cladding and is discreetly positioned to remain integrated into the property’s existing greenery.
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shed: proper screening (approved)
Approved Installation: By using real wood and placing the structure behind natural tree screening, this shed successfully meets all community architectural standards.
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shed: Composite siding (Not approved)
Non-compliant. This shed with CanExel exterior cladding is a prohibited material for all accessory structures within the association.
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Shed: Natural Wood Siding (APPROVED)
This shed is permitted as it utilizes real wood, an approved natural material, and is integrated into the landscape with trees for proper screening.
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