2021 Design Guidelines Sunrise Ridge Master Association 1st Edition Publication Date: February 22nd, 2021 Prepared By: Sunrise Ridge Master Association Board of Directors in cojunction with: Sunrise Ridge Architectural Review Committee Sunrise Ridge Enhancement Committee Prepared For: Sunrise Ridge Community Guidelines Herein Apply To: Any Sunrise Ridge Single-Family Home and Property THESE DESIGN GUIDELINES AND ANY INCLUDED EXHIBITS OR APPENDICIES WERE APPROVED AND ADOPTED BY THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF SUNRISE RIDGE MASTER ASSOCIATION, effective February 22nd, 2021. As provided in the Declaration and as provided in this document, these Design Guidelines are subject to amendment by the Board, with the advice of the Architectural Review Committee and the Enhancement Committee. PRESIDENT’S AND SECRETARY’S CERTIFICATION The undersigned, respectively being the President and Secretary of Sunrise Ridge Master Association, a Colorado nonprofit corporation, certify that the ensuing Design Guidelines and attachments were approved and adopted by the Board of Directors of the Association, at a duly called and held meeting of the Board of Directors of the Association on February 22nd, 2021 and in witness thereof, the undersigned have subscribed their names. SUNRISE RIDGE MASTER ASSOCIATION a Colorado non-profit corporation. By: President’s Signature Print Name ATTEST: By: Secretary’s Signature Print Name REVISION HISTORY A. REVISION A (FEBRUARY 27, 2021: The content of the document has not changed from its origional release. In addition to the original accessibility features, the following enhancements were made to increase the visual accessibility of this document. i. 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Given there are numerous subtle nuances among Deuteranopia and Protanopia (both types of the “red-green” color blindness), and Tritanopia (blue-yellow”) standardizing on a black and white, underlined, bold type face style, address all three types, improves contrast for printing output on black and white across a variety of output devices. iii. Alternative Tags for Links: All links (internal and external) as defined in (ii) above contain alternative text descriptions describing the link destination that can be read aloud by a screen reader. Example: When a screen reader encounters the phrase Exhibit J6 the alternative text “Click to go to Exhibit J, 6, United States Department of Agriculture Forest Service, tree owners manual.” can be read aloud. End of Revision History Contents Section 1 • Introduction ________________________________ 1 1. Definitions: _____________________________________________ 1 2. Design Guidelines for the ARC _____________________________ 3 3. Content of the Design Guidelines ___________________________ 3 4. Effect of the Declaration __________________________________ 3 5. Effect of other Governmental Regulations ___________________ 4 6. Interference with Utilities _________________________________ 4 7. Goal of the Design Guidelines ______________________________ 4 8. Interpretation of the Design Guidelines _____________________ 4 9. Enforcement of the Design Guidelines ______________________ 4 10. Good Neighbor Policy ___________________________________ 5 Contents Section 2 • Specific Improvements _______________________ 1 1. ARC Submissions for Proposed Improvements ________________ 1 2. Additions and Expansions _________________________________ 2 3. Address Numbers ________________________________________ 2 4. Advertisements _________________________________________ 2 5. Air Conditioning Equipment _______________________________ 3 6. Antennas and Satellite Dishes ______________________________ 3 7. Art Installations __________________________________________ 3 8. Artificial Turf/Artifical Grass/Exterior Carpets _________________ 3 9. Awnings _______________________________________________ 4 10. Balconies _____________________________________________ 4 11. Basketball Backboards __________________________________ 4 12. Bug Zappers ___________________________________________ 4 13. Buildings ______________________________________________ 4 14. Cable TV Antennas _____________________________________ 4 15. Circular Drives _________________________________________ 4 16. Clotheslines And Hangers ________________________________ 4 17. Cloth or Canvas Overhangs _______________________________ 5 18. Color _________________________________________________ 5 19. Corner Visibility ________________________________________ 5 20. Decks ________________________________________________ 5 21. Dog Runs _____________________________________________ 5 22. Doors – Exterior Entry/Exit Doors _________________________ 6 23. Doors – Garage Vehicle Doors ____________________________ 6 24. Drainage ______________________________________________ 7 25. Driveways _____________________________________________ 7 Contents 26. Reserved _____________________________________________ 7 27. Evaporative Coolers _____________________________________ 7 28. Exterior Lighting _______________________________________ 7 29. Exterior Home Materials _________________________________ 7 30. Fencing - Homeowner Owned ____________________________ 8 31. Fencing - Association-Owned Common Property ______________ 9 32. Flagpoles _____________________________________________ 9 33. Grading And Grade Changes _____________________________ 10 34. Greenhouses And Greenhouse Windows ___________________ 10 35. Holiday Decorations ____________________________________ 10 36. Home Numbers ________________________________________ 10 37. Hot Tubs • Jacuzzi • Sauna (Outdoor) • Spa __________________ 10 38. Irrigation Systems ______________________________________ 11 39. Jacuzzi _______________________________________________ 11 40. Lawn Ornaments • Yard Ornaments _______________________ 11 41. Lights and Lighting _____________________________________ 11 42. Mailboxes _____________________________________________ 12 43. Overhangs/Awnings/Roll Down Vertical Screens ______________ 13 44. Painting (Exterior) ______________________________________ 14 45. Patio Covers • Pergola • Trellis _____________________________ 16 46. Patios (Open) __________________________________________ 16 47. Paving ________________________________________________ 16 48. Pergolas ______________________________________________ 16 49. Pipes _________________________________________________ 16 50. Plants and Planting • General Soft Landscape ________________ 16 51. Play And Sports Equipment ______________________________ 18 52. Pools / Swimming Pools _________________________________ 19 Contents 53. Radio Antennas ________________________________________ 20 54. Radon Mitigation Systems _______________________________ 20 55. Roofs _________________________________________________ 20 56. Rooftop Equipment _____________________________________ 20 57. Satellite Dishes ________________________________________ 21 58. Saunas _______________________________________________ 21 59. Reserved _____________________________________________ 21 60. Shutters (Exterior) ______________________________________ 21 61. Signs _________________________________________________ 21 62. Skylights/Solar Energy __________________________________ 22 63. Spas _________________________________________________ 22 64. Sprinkler Systems ______________________________________ 22 65. Storage Sheds _________________________________________ 22 66. Storm Doors ___________________________________________ 22 67. Sunshades _____________________________________________ 22 68. Swamp Coolers ________________________________________ 22 69. Television Antennas ____________________________________ 23 70. Trellis ________________________________________________ 23 71. Tree Houses ___________________________________________ 23 72. Underdrains ___________________________________________ 23 73. Vents _________________________________________________ 23 74. Walls / Retaining / Freestanding ___________________________ 23 75. Water Features _________________________________________ 24 76. Weathervanes / Weather Stations _________________________ 24 77. Wells _________________________________________________ 24 78. Wind Turbines • Wind Generators _________________________ 24 79. Windows / Window Well Covers / Window Tinting Film _____________ 25 Contents Section 3 •Building Exterior and Lot Maintenance _____________ 1 1. Curb Appeal ____________________________________________ 1 2. Exterior Home Maintenance ______________________________ 1 3. Lot Maintenance _________________________________________ 2 4. Hard Landscape _________________________________________ 2 5. Soft Landscape __________________________________________ 3 Section 4 • Design Considerations _____________________ 1 1. Soft