Architectural Review
All exterior alterations must have approval by the Architectural Review Committee “ARC” prior to installation. Landscape plans along with the Architectural Review Request Form and Fee should be submitted via email or mail to:
or
Trailside Metropolitan District
c/o Pinnacle Consulting Group Inc.
550 W. Eisenhower Blvd., Loveland, CO 80537
Applications can be submitted online by completing the online form at the link below. For a PDF of the Request form email info@trailsidemd.live.
Architectural Documentation can be found on the Following Links:
Design GuidelinesDeclaration of Covenants, Conditions, Restrictions, and EasementsThe Trailside on Harmony Community Fencing Stain Standard is as follows:
Stain Color: Sherwin Williams SW2209 (tan)- the fence stain color is only sold at certain Sherwin Williams stores. Mixing instructions for 1 gallon of product is below
Approval is required for all fence extensions. Fence extensions shall match existing courtyard fencing material and style.
Fence extensions shall not impede drainage.
Fence extensions shall not interfere with any utility service
Additional gates are not permitted
Fence cannot be wider than 4ft wide and 25-27 feet
Water conservation is encouraged by utilizing grasses that require significantly less water or by considering a xeriscape design. Xeriscape means installing a smaller turf area, utilizing low-water plants, using soil amendments and mulches, and irrigating efficiently.
The District defines Xeriscaping as a landscaping method developed especially for arid and drought-prone regions that reduces or eliminates the need for supplemental water from irrigation.
Key Features of Xeriscaping:
- Use of drought-tolerant native plants
- Efficient irrigation systems
- Mulching to reduce evaporation
- Soil improvement for better water retention
- Low maintenance and water-efficient design
The District does not allow Xeroscaping, which is defined by "zero" plants, grass, or maintenance.