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Srca Color Palettes NOTE: THESE COLORS ARE NOT APPROVED IN THE FOLLOWING SUBDIVISIONS: BAYVIEW ESTATES, CASA DEL CIELO, HERITAGE VILLAGE IV, LAKE SERENA ESTATES, LAS BRISAS, MISSION MONTEREY, MONTEREY POINT, ST. TROPEZ ESTATES, SUNTREE EAST, THE ISLANDS, THE LANDINGS AND THE WATERFRONT. PLEASE SEE THE APPROVED PALETTES FOR THESE SUBDIVISIONS. THESE COLORS ARE DUNN -EDWARDS PAINT COLORS. OTHER PAINT COMPANIES CAN BE USED HOWEVER THE PAINT MUST BE COLOR-MATCHED TO THESE EXACT COLORS. SRCA COLOR PALETTES PALETTE 01-15 PALETTE 02-15 PEARL NECKLACE DEW343 (B & T) SAND DUNE DE6128 (B & T) OYSTER DEC748 (B & T) RUSTIC TAUPE DE6129 (B & T) TRAIL DUST DE6123 (B & T) WOODED ACRE DE6130 (B & T) BRIAR DEC712 (WTO) RICH MOCHA DEA159 (WTO) PALETTE 03-15 PALETTE 04-15 SHORTBREAD DE6134 (B & T) CELTIC LINEN DEC744 (B & T) APACHE TAN DEC746 (B & T) QUICKSAND DEC754 (B & T) TEDDY BEAR DE6131 (B & T) BAKED POTATO DEC717 (B & T) BIG STONE BEACH DE6132 (WTO) MODERNE CLASS DET681 (WTO) PALETTE 05-15 PALETTE 06-15 SAHARA DEC747(B & T) ALMOND DEC753 (B & T) RINCON COVE DEC757 (B & T) SLOPES DEC721 (B & T) WHOLE WHEAT DE6124 (B & T) TAN PLAN DE6137 (B & T) BIG STONE BEACH DE6132 (WTO) LONELY ROAD DE6146 (WTO) PALETTE 07-15 PALETTE 08-15 STONISH BEIGE DEC716 (B & T) NAVAJO WHITE DEC772 (B & T) WOODED ACRE DE6130 (B & T) GOLDEN GATE DEC739 (B & T) SANDPIT DE6118 (B & T) GRAHAM CRACKER DE6144 (B & T) NEUTRAL VALLEY DE6119 (WTO) STOCKHORSE DE6126 (WTO) PALETTE 09-15 PALETTE 10-15 BAJA WHITE DEC722 (B & T) CAMEO DEC742 (B & T) ADOBE DEC726 (B & T) FINE SAND DE5324 (B & T) WEATHERED CORAL DEC725 (B & T) WARM BUTTERSCOTH (B & T) STOCKHORSE DE6126 (WTO) BIG STONE BEACH (WTO) PALETTE 11-15 PALETTE 12-15 CRISP MUSLIN DE6212 (B & T) FINE GRAIN DE6213 (B & T) BIRCHWOOD DEC752 (B & T) ASH GRAY DEC751 (B & T) BISON BEIGE DEC750 (B & T) BISON BEIGE DEC750 (B & T) COCOA DEC755 (WTO) DOWNING TO EARTH DET634 (WTO) 1 PALETTE 13-15 PALETTE 14-15 DESERT SUEDE DE6206 (B & T) INSIDE PASSAGE DEC764 (B & T) PIGEON GRAY DE6214 (B & T) DESERT GRAY DEC760 (B & T) WOODEN PEG DE6215 (B & T) BARREL STOVE DE6216 (B & T) GRANGE HALL DET695 (WTO) ANCIENT EARTH DE6127 (WTO) PALETTE 15-15 PALETTE 16-15 COCHISE DEC761 (B & T) INSTANT CLASSIC DET672 (B & T) EGYPTIAN SAND DE6207 (B & T) BUNGALOW TAUPE DE6172 (B & T) TUSCAN MOSAIC DE6208 (B & T) SEPIA TONE DET638 (B & T) LOG CABIN DEA162 (WTO) MAPLE BROWN SUGAR DET639 (WTO) PALETTE 17-15 PALETTE 18-15 VANILLA SHAKE DEW325 (B & T) PEARL NECKLACE DEW343 (B & T) SANDCASTLE DEC740 (B & T) HEATHER DEC773 (B & T) HICKORY DEC759 (B & T) SHAGGY BARKED DEC771 (B & T) CENTER RIDGE DE6230 (WTO) BLACK POOL DE6315 (WTO) PALETTE 19-15 PALETTE 20-15 SO CHIC! DET614 (B & T) DOLPHIN TALES DET600 (B& T) RECLAIMED WOOD DET625 (B & T) CHURCH MOUSE DET603 (B & T) BARNWOOD GRAY DET620 (B & T) LEGENDARY GRAY DE6369 (WTO) METAL FRINGE DET626 (WTO) OPTIONAL WOOD TRIM COLORS-RESTRICTIONS APPLY (SEE PG 3) WILD MUSTANG DEA161 WEATHERED BROWN DEC756 FADE TO BLACK DET629 OPTIONAL FRONT DOOR COLORS-RESTRICTIONS APPLY (SEE PG 3) DRIED CHIVE DE6272 WILD MUSTANG DEA161 DARK PEWTER DE6134 SUNKEN SHIP DEA148 SPICED BERRY DEA149 BBQ DE5118 WEATHERED BROWN DEC756 MADE OF STEEL DET593 (B&T) = BODY & TRIM (WTO) = WOOD TRIM ONLY 2 .
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