NEW 11/30/26 ARC Guidelines

ARCHITECTURAL REQUIREMENTS:

ARCHITECTURAL REQUIREMENTS – LOP v7 – 6.23.2026 – FINAL

APPLICATION FORM:

ARC Application Form – FIllable – v3 4.15.26

UNTIL 11/30/2026 USE THE OLD ARC GUIDELINES. THESE HAVE BEEN PUBLISHED EARLY TO ALLOW RESIDENTS TO PREVIEW THE NEW DOCUMENTS

Any exterior work (modification, change or addition) to Homeowner property and structures (i.e., homes and grounds, including townhomes) in Lakes of Parkway (LOP) must be approved by the Modifications Committee and the New Construction Committee (collectively, the “ARC“) before commencement of actual work.

This includes the placement, erection, or installation of any structure (e.g., swimming pool, pergola, basketball goal, water softener installation, etc.), any change, alteration, repair, or other modification to an existing structure (e.g., roof replacement, fence replacement, balcony repair, driveway repair/replacement, etc.), a major landscaping modification (e.g., tree or palm addition or removal, addition of fountain or yard ornament) and any use of a dumpster or portable toilet.

The Architectural Requirements, Standards and Procedures have been established by the LOP Homeowners Association Board of Directors to set the minimum requirements associated with such modifications, changes or additions. Homeowners are encouraged to read and understand these requirements.

If your project requires access to your property via M.U.D. 355 or HOA property, prior approval from the HOA or M.U.D. 355 is required. Additional information is available here.

If you have questions about whether the modification, change, or addition you are considering requires an ARC Application, please contact the LOP Property Management office (281-920-3044) or a member of the ARC.

As a Homeowner, it is imperative that you inform your contractor of the LOP General Requirements for Contractors and of the specific contractor requirements associated with the modification, change, or addition to be performed. These specific contractor requirements are contained in each “packet”.

An ARC Application may be rejected if it is incomplete, illegible, or not compliant with the requirements or denied when resolution cannot be reached on a rejected ARC Application.