Amend the ARC Guidelines to allow a specific process’ for automatic approval of paint colors with Light Reflective Values of less than 20.
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Mike Jackson
7 years ago
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The current rules are so outdated. My neighbor painted their house a darker shade and it looks awesome. We need to catch up with the times.
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Sarah Atkinson
7 years ago
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YES. Please. Tired of living in a beige box.
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Harman Baidwan
7 years ago
Agreed.
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Sue Bays
7 years ago
I agree!
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Joan Carnicello
8 years ago
Joan Carnicello
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Lora Quirk
8 years ago
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I totally agree with the comments that we need to expand the color choices and that we are too monochromatic. Livening up the choices is a good idea and will help to freshen up our appearance!
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Nikki Schleen
8 years ago
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I definitely agree that modern colors should be part of the neighborhood aesthetic.
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Shaun Williams
8 years ago
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LRV of less than 20 is much more modern and looks great on the houses that lready have it.
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Steven DeCaluwe
8 years ago
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Agreed - current LRV limit is restrictive. Would've preferred a darker color, when I repainted in 2017. Wider range will lead to a more attractive neighborhood. Currently too monochromatic.
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Anonymous
8 years ago
This seems like a very reasonable alternative to current requirements
The current rules are so outdated. My neighbor painted their house a darker shade and it looks awesome. We need to catch up with the times.
YES. Please. Tired of living in a beige box.
Agreed.
I agree!
Joan Carnicello
I totally agree with the comments that we need to expand the color choices and that we are too monochromatic. Livening up the choices is a good idea and will help to freshen up our appearance!
I definitely agree that modern colors should be part of the neighborhood aesthetic.
LRV of less than 20 is much more modern and looks great on the houses that lready have it.
Agreed - current LRV limit is restrictive. Would've preferred a darker color, when I repainted in 2017. Wider range will lead to a more attractive neighborhood. Currently too monochromatic.
This seems like a very reasonable alternative to current requirements