The homes in The Village at Blue Mountain Beach will be constructed in the tradition of Florida vernacular architecture. The chief concern is that the community is basically homogeneous, and the buildings will be non-competitive with its neighbors. The homes will encourage friendly participation along the street with the use of porches and verandas. The Village at Blue Mountain Beach is dedicated to creating a neighborhood which enhances the environment with quality design, workmanship and materials.
There is an Architectural Review Committee (ARC) for The Village at Blue Mountain Beach (BMB) Subdivision. Please be aware that all construction, exterior improvements/changes and additional landscaping on your property must be submitted (with the required forms, materials and review fee) to the MANAGEMENT COMPANY for review and approval prior to any work beginning on your property.
The Architectural Building and Planning Criteria are subject to change by the Board, and changes will apply to all plans that have not received approval from the ARC. These Criteria are available from Association Management.
ARC Members: Tim Fisher, Terry Mitchell, Dennis Smith (Builders and owners must
communicate through the Management Company). .
Consultants for the ARC review: The ARC has all plans reviewed by an architect for
compliance with architectural guidelines this fee is paid by the Owner during the review
process.
Contact point for general info and forms: Association Management Services / Nikki
Lawniczak [nikki@camams.com]
Please note, NO WORK MAY COMMENCE WITHOUT ARC/MASTER ASSOCIATION WRITTEN APPROVAL
The Architectural guidelines have been revised and are effective for all construction and renovation projects effective November 4, 2014. These guidelines were revised with the intention of making them easier to understand. There were no substantive changes in the building requirements for the Village. Note that these guidelines are revised from time to time to ensure currency with development goals.
Perspective builders (owners, contractors, perspective buyers) should consult with the ARC PRIOR to submitting plans to Walton County. A letter from the Blue Mountain Beach Master Association is required for submission of plans to the county.
Owners and builders should be aware that the Village has non-dimensional setbacks. Before designing a house, the setback requirements for the lot must be determined. The county planning office will work with owners to identify the lot setbacks.
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