ARCHITECTURALDESIGNGUIDELINES

RESERVEatWESTCREEKOWNERSASSOCIATION

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TABLEOFCONTENTSARCHITECTURALDESIGNGUIDELINES ARTICLE1-GENERALARCHITECTURALCONTROLINFORMATION

Sectiona.DutiesoftheArchitecturalReviewCommittee.……………………………………………. 4Sectionb.CompliancewithInternationalBuildingCode(IBC)/TravisCountyCode........ 4

Sectionc.ArchitecturalTheme/PlanReview…………………………………………………………………5

Sectiond.ImmunityofARCMembers…………………………………………………………………………..5

Sectione.ContactInformation……………………………………………………………………………………..5

ARTICLE2-ACCESSORYSTRUCTURES

Sectiona.StorageSheds……………………………………………………………………………………………. 5

Sectionb.AccessoryBuildings………………………………………………………………………..………….. 6

Sectionc.Gazebos/Decks/Pergolas…………………………………………………………………..……….. 6

Sectiond.Ramadas&PatioCovers…………………………………………………………………………….. 6

Sectione.PlayStructures………………………………………………………………………………..…………. 6

ARTICLE3-ADDITIONS,ALTERATIONSANDPAINTING

Sectiona.BuildingMaterials,TypeandSize………………………………………………………………….7

Sectionb.Additions,Alterations………………………………………………………………………………….. 7

Sectionc.ImperviousGroundCover…………………..……………………………………………………….. 7

Sectiond.Sunrooms/ScreenedPatioCover…………………………………………………………………..7

Sectione.Roofing/RoofStructures……………………………………………………………………………….7

Sectionf.DrivewayExtensions…………………………………………………………………………………….. 7

Sectiong.Chimneys……………………………………………………………………………………………………….8

Sectionh.Gutters/Downspouts…………………………………………………………………………………….8

Sectioni.Lighting/SecurityCameras…………………………………………………………………………… 8

Sectionj.SolarPanels/Equipment………………………………………………………………………………. 8

Sectionk.Windows/WindowTreatments……………………………………………………………………. 9

Sectionl.Sunscreens/SecurityDoors…………………………………………………………………………. 9

Sectionm.RainBarrelsandRainwaterHarvestingSystems………………………………..……… 9

Sectionn.Awnings……………………………………………………………………………………………………… 10

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Sectiono.ExteriorPaintColors–Fencing/Residences/AccessoryBuildings………………… 10

ARTICLE4-AMPLIFIERS,ANTENNASANDSATELLITEDISHES

Sectiona.Amplifiers……………………………………………………………………………………………………. 10

Sectionb.AntennasandSatelliteDishes……………………………………………………………………… 10

ARTICLE5-SPORTCOURTS

Sectiona.BasketballCourts………………………………………….……………………………………………. 11

Sectionb.Sport/MultiUseCourts……………………………….……………………………………………. 11

Sectionc.Tetherball,VolleyballandTennisCourts……………………………………………………… 11

ARTICLE6-POOLSANDSPAS

Sectiona.Pools/Spas………………………………………………………………………………………………… 11

ARTICLE7-FENCESANDGATES

Sectiona.FencesandGates……………………………………………………………………………………… 11

ARTICLE8-FRONTYARDLANDSCAPEGUIDELINES

Sectiona.Statuary/WaterFeatures………………………………………………………………………….. 12

Sectionb.Grading/Mounding……………………………………………………………….………………….. 12

Sectionc.LandscapeDesign…………………………………………………………………………….……….. 12

Sectiond.WaterRestrictionStages………………………………………………………………………….. 12

Sectione.Signage/Flags/DecorativeItems……………………………..………………………….…….. 13

Sectionf.Xeriscaping…………………………………………………………………………….………………… 15

ARTICLE9-OTHER

Sectiona.Garbage/TrashReceptacles………………………………………….………….…………….. 19

Sectionb.Parking(seerulesandregulations)………………………………………………………….. 20

Sectionc.Garages(seerulesandregulations)…………………………………………….………….. 20

ARTICLE9–ATTACHMENTS

APPLICATIONFORM……………………………………………………………………………………………..AttachmentA

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ARTICAL1-GENERALARCHITECTURALCONTROLINFORMATION

Section a. Duties of the Architectural Review Committee In accordance with the Declarations andBylawsfortheReserveatWestcreekOwnersAssociation, theArchitecturalReviewCommittee(ARC)formerlyreferredtoastheArchitecturalControlCommittee(ACC)shallconsistofthree(3)membersappointedbytheBoardofDirectors. MembersoftheARCshallholdtheir individualpostsonan“atwill”basisandmaybereplacedbytheBoardofDirectorswithoutcause.ShouldaMemberoftheARCwishtoresigntheirpostitisrequestedthattheyprovideatwo-weeknoticetotheBoardofDirectorstoallowpropertimetoconductasearchforareplacementofthatpost.ThepurposeoftheARCistomaintainthearchitecturalstandardsoftheReserveatWestcreekOwnersAssociationand toapproveordisapproveplans for improvementsor changes to theexteriorofanyunitwithinthecommunity.Anypermanentornon-movablechange,modification,oraddition,whichmeetsanyofthefollowingconditionswillbesubjecttoarchitecturalreviewandapproval;a.visiblefromthestreetoradjacentproperty,b.affectsdrainageorsoilabsorption,orc.impactseasementsorutilityaccess.Noresidence,outbuilding,shed,fence,wall,pool,athleticfacilityorotherstructureorimprovementshallbeerected,altered,addedontoanyportionoftheUnitpropertywithoutthepriorwrittenconsentoftheARC.TheARCwillactbysimplemajorityvote,andwillhavetheauthoritytodelegateitsdutiesortoretaintheservicesofaprofessionalengineer,architect,designer, inspectororotherpersontoassist intheperformanceofitsdutiesprovidedthatanyrelatedcostsforsuchservicesaresecuredbymeansofaminimumofthreebidsforsaidservices.ThesebidswouldthenbepresentedtotheBoardofDirectorsforapproval/disapproval.SuchexpensesmaybepassedalongtotheOwner.HomeownersmayappealadecisionfromtheARC,directlytotheboardofdirectorswithawrittenrequest.

Upon reasonablenotice (oralorwritten),anymemberof theARC,Board,Managementcompanyortheir designated representatives,may enter a Lotwithout liability for trespass or otherwise for thespecificpurposeofinspectingworkinprogressand/orastocompletionofanyregulatedmodificationincompliancewiththeapprovedplans,specifications, informationanddocumentationforsame,andastocompliancewithanyapplicableprovisionsoftheGoverningDocuments.

The ARC shallmaintain records of any of theirmeetings. The ARCmust keep andmaintain recordsevidencing their respective final decision(s) regarding all requests for approval and requests forvariancefornotlessthanfouryears.TheARCmustalsomaintainarecordofallcurrentArchitecturalGuidelines,andmustprovidecopiestoOwnersuponrequest.

Section b. Compliance with International Building Code (IBC)/ Travis County Code All buildings,structures, changes in the footprint of Units including hardscape, pergolas, decks, patio enclosures,sunrooms, outbuildings, walls/fencing, pools, athletic facilities or other structures or improvementsshallbe incompliancewithanyandall InternationalBuildingCodes (IBC)andTravisCountyBuildingDepartment Codes or anyMunicipality Building Codes thatmay apply. If permitting of any of theabove listed improvements is required by Travis County Building Department or any MunicipalityBuildingCodesthenitistheobligationoftheUnitOwner(s)tofirstsubmitplansandspecificationstotheARCforreview.UponARCapproval,theownermaythensubmittheproperapplication/planstosaidbuildingdepartment,paypresidingfeesandprovidetheARCwithacopyofanypermitrequiredalongwithasetofplansstampedbythebuildingdepartmentindicatingapproval.

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Sectionc.ArchitecturalTheme/PlanReviewArchitecturalstylesmayvarythroughoutourcommunity.Thisispartofwhatmakesourneighborhoodoneofdistinctionincomparisonwithoursurroundings.Designs incorporated were a well thought out design blend of Traditional, Tuscan, Craftsman andContemporary.

UponreceiptbytheARCofalloftheinformationrequiredbytheseArchitecturalDesignGuidelinestheARCwill have thirty-days (30) in which to review said plans. The proposed improvementswill beapprovedif,inthesoleopinionoftheARC:(a)theimprovementswillbeofanarchitecturalstyleandmaterialthatareconsistentwiththeoverallconceptofourcommunity,(b)theimprovementswillnotviolateanyrestrictivecovenantorencroachuponanyeasementorcrossplattedbuildingsetbacklines,(c) the individual or company intended to perform the work is acceptable to the ARC and (d) theimprovementswill be substantially completed, including all cleanupwithin15daysof theprojectedcompletiondateofthesaidprojectwhichmustbepartoftheoriginalapplication.IftheARCfailstoissueitswrittenapprovalwithinthirty-days(30)ofitsreceiptofthelistofthematerialsordocumentsrequiredincompletingtheOwner(s)submission,suchfailurebytheARCtoissueitswrittenapprovalshall be deemed as disapproval. If there results in a significant or material deviation from theapprovedplansthecompletedimprovements,shallbedeemedinviolationofthisSectiontothesameextentasiferectedwithoutpriorapprovaloftheARC.TheARC,theAssociationoranyOwner(s)maymaintainanactionat lawor inequityfortheremovalorcorrectionofthenon-conformingstructureand, ifsuccessful,will recoverfromtheOwner(s) inviolationallcosts,expensesandfees incurred intheprosecutionthereof.Sectiond.ImmunityofARCMembersNoindividualMemberoftheARCwillhaveanypersonalliabilitytoanyOwneroranyotherpersonfor theactsoromissionof theARC ifsuchactsoromissionwerecommittedingoodfaithandwithoutmalice. TheAssociationwilldefendanyactionbroughtagainsttheARCoranyMemberthereofarisingfromactsoromissionoftheARCcommittedingoodfaithandwithoutmalice.TheapprovaloftheARCrequiredherebyshallbeinadditionto,andnotinlieuof,anyapprovals,consentsorpermitsrequiredundertheordinancesorrulesandregulationofanycountyormunicipalityhavingjurisdictionovertheapplicablelotwithintheReserveatWestcreekcommunity.Sectione. ContactInformationTheARCconsistsofthreeMemberswithat leastone(butnotmorethan two) board member and shall serve one year terms. Requests for ARC approval orcorrespondencewith theARC shall be submitted electronically atwww.ReserveAtWestcreek.comorsubmittedtothemanagementcompany.

ARTICLE2-ACCESSORYSTRUCTURES

Sectiona. StorageSheds Storageshedsareapprovedforuse inrearyardsonlyunderthefollowingconditions.Astorageshedisdefinedasastructureusedexclusivelyforstorageanddoesnotexceed80s.f.ofroofarea.Maximumheightofstructureshallnotexceedeight(8)feetorextendmorethantwo (2) feet above the property fence line at the location of the installation, whichever is less.Structureshallnotbepermanentlyattachedtoanywall. Maincolorandaccentcolorsshouldmatchtheresidenceascloseaspossible.Neutralcolorssuchasoffwhiteandtanarealsoacceptable.Colorsshouldbenon-reflective. Materials canbewood,plastic, vinyl cladmetal,orpaintedmetal. Shedsmustbemaintainedinoriginalcondition.TheARCretainstherighttodeterminewhentheshedneedstoberepairedorremovedduetodeterioration.ARCapprovalisnotrequiredforanyshedundersix(6)feetinheightlocatedbehindthefence.Anystructurewithanintendeduseotherthanstorage,or

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has a height and/or area greater than the above guidelines will be classified and an “accessorybuilding”.Section b. Accessory Buildings Prior to construction of any accessory building, plans must besubmittedtotheARCandwillbeconsideredonacasebycasebasis.Maximumheightforaccessorybuildings is eight (8) feet. Building and roof structures shall be of the samematerials as themaindwelling. Ten (10) to fifteen (15) feet setbacks may be required, depending on orientation toneighboringproperties.Allaccessorybuildingsmustbebuiltinaprofessionalmannerandmaintainedtothesamestandardsasthemaindwelling.AccessorybuildingsmustcomplywithArticle3,Sectiond.Roofing/Roof Structures and Article 3 Section c. Impervious Ground Cover as set forth in theseArchitecturalDesignGuidelines.TheARCwillrequireanelectroniccopyofplansforreview.Sectionc.Gazebos/Decks/PergolasGazebosandPergolasaredefinedasfreestanding(orattachedtothemainresidence)permanentstructuresthatfunctionasoutdoor“rooms”.PriortoanyconstructionthesestructuresmustbesubmittedtotheARCforapproval.TheARCwillrequireanelectroniccopyof plans submitted with application for review with name and contact information of any and allcontractor(s) doing the work. Approved materials for these types of structures are; Western RedCedar,extrudedvinyl,compositeproducts,redwood,cumaru,redtauari,tigerwood,ipe,Mahogany,precast columns, other hardwoods, and/or powder coated aluminum. Other materials may beapproved by the ARC on a case-by-case basis. It is recommended that unfinished pressure treatedlumberbe reserved foruseon for floor joists,and/orpostswithavinylcladcovering. TheARCwillrequireanelectronic copyofplans for review (neednotbedrawnbya licensedarchitect).TheARCretainstherighttodeterminewhenanyofthesetypesofstructuresareinneedofpainting/stainingorremovalduetodeterioration.Sectiond.Ramadas/PatioCoversPermanent ramadasmaybe freestandingorattached to themainresidence. These types of structuresmust be constructed ofmaterials and colors compatible withexistingstructures.SolidcoversmustcomplywithArticle3Sectionc.ImperviousGroundCoverassetforth intheseArchitecturalDesignGuidelines.Temporaryramadasarefreestandingshadestructuresdesigned foroccasionalor seasonaluse. Temporary ramadasmustnotexceedonehundred twenty(120) s.f.of surfaceareawithamaximumpeakheightofnine (9) feet. Materialmustbecanvasorsimilarmaterial,ofsolid,non-reflectivecolorwhichiscompatiblewithexistingstructures.Sectione. Play StructuresAll playgroundequipment includingbutnot limited toplayhouses, forts,swingsetsandtrampolineenclosuresvisiblefromthegroundlevelofaneighboringpropertymustbesubmittedtotheARCandwillbeconsideredonacasebycasebasis. Suchstructuresmayrequireafive(5)toten(10)feetsetbackfromneighboringpropertiesdependingontheorientation.Colorsandmaterials are subject to ARC review and approval. Maximum height for play structures, includingawnings is twelve (12) feet. Awning made of canvas or similar materials are allowed. The playstructuremustbemaintainedinoriginalcondition.TheARCretainstherighttodeterminewhenaplaystructureoranyofitscomponentsmustberepairedorreplacedduetodeterioration.

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ARTICLE3-ADDITIONS,ALTERATIONSANDPAINTING

Sectiona. BuildingMaterials,TypeandSizeAllexteriorbuildingmaterialsmustbeapprovedby theARCpriortoanysubmittalofanapplicationforanyrequiredpermitstoanycountyormunicipalityforanyexterioralteration.Finishedbuildingmaterialsmustbeappliedtoallexteriorsideofbuildingsandstructures. Eachmaterial shall beused toexpress its characteristics in anappropriatemannerwithcolorandtexturescompatiblewiththemaindwellingonanyLot.Permittedexterior finishmaterialsincludestucco,brick,stone,fibercementsidingandroughsawntrim.OtheraccentfeaturesmaybeapprovedbytheARConacase-by-casebasis.Sectionb.Additions,AlterationsAnyadditionoralterationtoanydwellingorLotmustbeapprovedinwriting by the ARC in addition to any submittal to any county ormunicipality building departmenthavingjurisdictionovertheReserveatWestcreekcommunity.Sectionc.ImperviousGroundCoverImperviouscover,alsoreferredtoasimpervioussurface,referstoanythingthatwatercannotpenetrate. Imperviouscoverpreventsrainfromsoaking intotheground,turning it into storm-water runoff. Impervious groundcover shall include walkways, driveway,buildings, concrete, pool/pond surfacewater area for pools which discharge to the roadway stormdrainage system, solid roof area, and other non-permeable construction preventing absorption ofrainwater fromthenatural landsurface.Thetotalcalculatedareaof imperviousgroundcovershouldnotexceed45%ofthetotalLot.Sectiond. Sunrooms/ScreenedPatioCoverSunroomsareallowedonpatioswhichdonothaveandexistingpatiocover.Installationofsuchstructuresmustbeapprovedonacase-by-casebasisandtheARCapplication formmust includecolorsamples ifdifferent fromexistingresidencecoloraswellasroom dimensions andmaterial samples.must comply with Article 3 Section c. Impervious GroundCoverassetforthintheseArchitecturalDesignGuidelines.ScreeninginofexistingpatiocoversdoesnotrequireARCapprovalprovidedthescreenframesarenotvisiblefromthestreetandareofacolorconsistentwiththetrimorbodycolorsofthemainresidence.Sectione.Roofing/RoofStructuresAllreplacementroofingbeitcompleteremovalofoldroofingandanew application or simply an overlaymust be approved by the ARC prior to installation. Since thepredominantsinglemixcurrentlywithintheReserveatWestcreekisabasicthree(3)tabdesignwithaflatprofileanoverlayoftheexistingshingleswouldbemorecosteffective.TheARCwillalloweitherthe three (3) tab profile shingles or a high definition profile shingle provided the color of the newshinglesisconsistentwithexistingcolorscurrentlyusedwithinthecommunity.Shadecoversorpatioroofs shall be constructedofmaterials and colors tomatch theexisting roofof thedwellingonanygivenLot.Allventpipestacksandanyequipmentprotrudingabovetheplaneofanexistingroofmustbepaintedand/orscreenedtomatchthenewroofasapprovedbytheARC.Section f. Driveway Extensions Due to drainage, encroachment and aesthetic concerns drivewayextensionsofanykindareprohibitedwithintheReserveatWestcreek.

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Sectiong.ChimneysShouldanOwnerelecttorequestARCapprovalofafireplaceinstallationwithinthemaindwellingoranaddition,anychimneyconstructedmustbeofthesamematerialsandtextureassaidresidence.Sectionh.Gutters/DownspoutsInstallationofguttersonanydwellingwithintheReserveatWestcreekmustbeapprovedbytheARC.Thefinishcolormustbecompatiblewiththetrimcolorsonthemainresidence. Either5”or6”K style gutterswithanominal thicknessof .027”or .032 “. Downspoutsmustbe3X4”insize.Sectioni.Lighting/SecurityCamerasExterior lightingshould be shieldedor indirect. A totaloutput of 2,000lumens shouldadequately light thefront of a typicalresidence in ourcommunity. Thefollowingisahelpfulguideastothetypesof exterior lightingthat is neighborfriendly and yetcompletely capableof lighting up youryardforsecurity.Sectionj.SolarPanels/EquipmentRoof-mountedphotovoltaicsolarpanelsandequipmentmustbeanintegratedpartoftheroofdesignandmounteddirectlytotheroofplane.Solarunitsmustnotbreaktheroofline.Solarelectric systemsmustbe interconnected to theelectricutilitygrid.Roofmountedhotwaterstoragesystemsarenotallowed.Priortoinstallationofanysolarenergydevice,theOwnermustsubmitplansforthedeviceandallappurtenancestheretototheARC.Theplansmustprovideanas-built rendering,anddetail the location, size,materials,andcolorofall solardevices,andprovidecalculationsoftheestimatedenergyproductionoftheproposeddevices.Inthissection,"solarenergydevice"meansasystemorseriesofmechanismsdesignedprimarilytoprovideheatingorcoolingortoproduceelectricalormechanicalpowerbycollectingandtransferringsolar-generatedenergy.Allsolardevicesnotmeetingthisdefinitionareprohibited.Ownersmaynotinstallsolarenergydevicesthat;a.threaten the public health or safety, b. violate a law, b. are located on property owned by theAssociation, are located in an area owned in common by themembers of the Association (i.e., theCommonElements),e.are locatedon theOwner’sdwelling,other than: i.on the roof, if the roof is

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partoftheUnitandismaintainedexclusivelybytheOwner;orii.inafencedyardorpatiothatispartoftheUnitandmaintainedexclusivelybytheOwner,f.are installed inamannerthatvoidsmaterialwarranties,g.areinstalledwithoutpriorapprovalbytheARCorh.substantiallyinterferewiththeuseand enjoyment of land by causing unreasonable discomfort or annoyance to persons of ordinarysensibilities.Thisdeterminationmaybemadeatany time,and theARCmay require removalofanydeviceinviolationofthisrequirement.TheARCmayattempttocontacttheOwnersofadjoiningandotherpropertiesincloseproximity(adjoiningpropertieswillincludeallpropertiessharingaboundarylinewiththeapplicant,includingthosethatwouldshareaboundarylinebutforastreet)andprovidethemwith a copy of the plans and determine their opinion as towhether theymight consider thedevice(s) anunreasonable interferencewith theiruseandenjoymentof their property. TheOwnermust complete part 4. Notification of Neighbors - Attach additional page, if necessary: of the ARCapplicationformshowingproofofnoticetoadjoiningneighbors.Sectionk. Windows/WindowTreatments Permanentdraperiesorsuitablewindowtreatmentsshallbe installed on all front-facing dwelling windows within sixty (60) days of occupancy. Newspaper,sheetsor reflectivematerials, includingbutnot limitedto,aluminumfoil, reflectivescreensorglass,mirrors or similar type material shall not be installed or place upon the outside or inside of anywindowsincludinggaragewindows.Sectionl.Security/Screen/StormDoorsSecuritydoorsmustmatchtheoriginalfrontdoorcolororbebrown,tan,charcoalorblackincolor.AllothercolorsmustbesubmittedforapprovalbytheARC.Section m. Rain Barrels and Rainwater Harvesting Systems Owners may install rain barrels orrainwaterharvestingsystemsonlywithpre-approval fromtheARC,andonly inaccordancewith therestrictionsdescribedinthisSection. Ownersareprohibitedfrominstallingrainbarrelsorrainwaterharvesting systems, or any part thereof, in the following locations: a. on property owned by theAssociation,b.onpropertyownedincommonbythemembersoftheAssociation(i.e.,thelimitedorgeneralCommonElements),orc.ifayardareaispartoftheLot,insuchyardareabetweenthefrontoftheOwner’sdwellingandanadjoiningoradjacentstreet.Priortoanyinstallationofanyrainbarrelor rain harvesting system (or any part thereof),written permissionmust be received by theOwnerfromtheARC.OwnerswishingtoinstallsuchsystemsmustsubmitplanstotheARC:(a)showingtheproposedlocation,color(s),material(s),shielding,anddimensionsoftheproposedimprovements;(b)identifying any part of the installation that will be visible from the street, another dwelling, or aCommonElementarea;and(c)indicatinghowfar(infeetandinches)theimprovement(s)willbefromtheside,front,andbackboundarylinesoftheOwner’sLot.Ownersareprohibitedfrominstallingrainbarrelsorrainwaterharvestingsystemsthat: a.areofacolor inconsistentwiththecolorschemeoftheOwner’sdwelling,b.displayanylanguageorothercontentthatisnottypicallydisplayedbysuchabarrelorsystemasitismanufacturedorc.arenotconstructedinaccordancewithplansapprovedbytheARC.IfanypartoftheimprovementisinstalledinasideyardareathatispartofaLotorotherwisewillbevisiblefromthestreet,anotherLotortheCommonElements,theARCmayimposerestrictionsonthesize,type,materials,andshieldingoftheimprovement(s),whetherthroughdenialofplansorconditionalapprovalofplans.

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Sectionn.AwningsAwningsshallbecanvasorsimilarmaterial,ofasolidcolorwhichcorrespondswiththeexistingcolorsofthemainresidence.Awningsshallbeprohibitedwhenvisiblefromthestreet.Sectiono.ExteriorPaintColors–Fencing/Residences/AccessoryBuildings

1. Fencing-Street-facingfencesmaybestainedmediumtodarkbrowntonesconsistentwiththeoriginalcolororsurroundinghomes.TheARCmustapprovetheuseofanyothercolor.

2. Residences – Exterior colors should not be changed.However, theARCmay approve thechange to another color matrix used in the community providing it is not used on anadjacentproperty.

3. Accessory Buildings – Body and trim colors should be consistentwith those on themainresidence.

ARTICLE4-AMPLIFIERS,ANTENNASANDSATELLITEDISHES

Sectiona. Amplifiers Althoughit isnotrequiredthattheARCapproveanyamplifiedsoundsystemincludingbutnotlimitedtotelevisions,stereos,speakersystemsandentertainmentsystemsMembersare advised that the Rules and Regulations consider excessively loud volume of said devices thatpresents a disturbance to adjacent neighbors shall be deemed a nuisance andmay be acted uponaccordinglybyotherOwners,ManagementortheBoardofDirectors.

Section b. Antennas and Satellite Dishes As directed by Congress in Section 207 of theTelecommunicationsActof1996,theFederalCommunicationsCommissionadoptedtheOver-the-AirReception Devices (“OTARD”) rule concerning governmental and nongovernmental restrictions onviewers' ability to receive video programming signals from direct broadcast satellites ("DBS"),broadband radio service providers (formerlymultichannelmultipoint distribution service orMMDS),andtelevisionbroadcaststations("TVBS").Therule(47C.F.R.Section1.4000)hasbeenineffectsinceOctober1996,anditprohibitsrestrictionsthatimpairtheinstallation,maintenanceoruseofantennasused to receive video programming. The rule applies to video antennas including direct-to-homesatellite dishes that are less than onemeter (39.37") in diameter, TV antennas, andwireless cableantennas. The rule prohibits most restrictions that: (1) unreasonably delay or prevent installation,maintenance or use; (2) unreasonably increase the cost of installation, maintenance or use; or (3)precludereceptionofanacceptablequalitysignal.However,theruledoesnotapplytoantennasusedforAM/FMradio,amateur("ham")radio(see47C.F.R.§97.15),Citizen'sBand("CB")radioorDigitalAudioRadioServices("DARS").Thusly,Membersareallowedtoinstallcertainantennasandsatellitedishesbutareaskedtoworkwiththecommunityinfindingsuitablelocationstowardtherearoftheirresidencesoutofviewasmuchaspossiblefromthefrontofsaidresidence.InstallationofanyofthedevicesnotcoveredbythisActmustfirsthavebeensubmittedforreviewandapprovedbytheARC.

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ARTICLE5-SPORTCOURTS

Sectiona. Basketball/Multi-SportCourts Sports courts maybe allowedprovidedawaterdrainageplanisattachedtotheapplicationsubmittedtotheARCshowingproperretentionofrainwaterrunoffinamannerthatpreventserosionofadjoininglots.TheOwnermustcompletepart4.NotificationofNeighbors-Attachadditionalpage,ifnecessary:oftheARCapplicationformshowingproofofnoticeto adjoining neighbors. No lighting will be approved for any sport courts. The ARC will take intoaccountsuch impactsofanycourtuponadjoining lotssuchasbutnot limitedtotheirsetting,visualappearance,noisegeneration,construction,and landscaping toassure that this typeofprojectdoesnotdetract from theenjoymentofneighboringpropertyasdeterminedby theArchitecturalReviewCommittee.Eachproposedinstallationwillbejudgedonacase-by-casebasis.Sectionb.Tetherball,VolleyballandTennisCourtsFewrearyardswithintheReserveatWestcreekarelargeenoughtoaccommodatethesetypesofimprovements.Notetherball,volleyballortenniscourtmaybeinstalledwithoutpriorwrittenapprovaloftheArchitecturalReviewCommittee.CourtsmaybeallowedprovidedawaterdrainageplanisattachedtotheapplicationsubmittedtotheARCshowingproperretentionofrainwaterrunoffinamannerthatpreventserosionofadjoininglots.AsignoffofalladjoininglotownersmustbemadeapartoftheapplicationtotheARCindicatingthatthoseownershave been given a set of plans for the proposed court. No lightingwill be approved for any sportcourts.TheARCwilltakeintoaccountsuchimpactsofanycourtuponadjoininglotssuchasbutnotlimitedto their setting,visualappearance,noisegeneration,construction,and landscaping toassurethatthistypeofprojectdoesnotdetractfromtheenjoymentofneighboringpropertyasdeterminedbytheArchitecturalReviewCommittee.TheOwnermustcompletepart4.NotificationofNeighbors-Attachadditionalpage,ifnecessary:oftheARCapplicationformshowingproofofnoticetoadjoiningneighbors.Eachproposedinstallationwillbejudgedonacase-by-casebasis.

ARTICLE6-POOLSANDSPAS

Pools/Spas Ifagiven lot issufficient insizetoconstructapooland/orspa inanenclosedbackyardwhilerespectinganyeasementsonplatplananddoesnotimpederainwaterabsorptionordrainageasoutlinedinArticle3Sectionc.ImperviousGroundCoveritmaybeapproved.Poolandspaequipmentmustbescreenedfromviewofneighboringproperty.Gatemustlocksecurelyandpreventreasonableentry fromthestreetsideofproperty.TheOwnermustcompletepart4.NotificationofNeighbors -Attachadditionalpage,ifnecessary:oftheARCapplicationformshowingproofofnoticetoadjoiningneighbors.PoolsmustcomplywithArticle3Sectionc.ImperviousGroundCoverassetforthintheseArchitectural Design Guidelines. Upon approval by the ARC the owner(s) shall then submit theappropriateapplication/planstoeithertheTravisCountyBuildingDepartmentorMunicipalityholdingjurisdiction.Uponapprovalacopyoftheappropriatebuildingpermitandastampedapprovedcopyofthepool/spaplanswhichshallincludeanylandscapeplanmustbesubmittedtotheARC.

ARTICLE7–FENCESANDGATES

Fences andGates Should repair or replacementof anexisting fenceor gatebecomenecessary an

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Owner is not required to submit an application to the ARC for approval provided the replacementmaterialsareofthesametypeastheoriginalfencing. ShouldandOwnerwanttoaddanadditionalgateonsideyardperimeter fencingapprovalof theARC isnotrequiredprovidedthegatematerialsmatchtheexistingfencematerials.Anyfencesorgatesoriginallyinstalledshallnotberemovedunlessbeing replaced with the same type of stockade fence. No fence, wall or hedge will be erected ormaintainedonanyUnitnearertothestreetthanthebuildingsetbacklinesforthefrontandsideyards,exceptforfenceserectedinconjunctionwithmodelhomesorsalesoffices;andprovidedfurther,nofence shall be less than five feet behind the front of the house on anyUnit. AllUnit fenceswill beconstructedofwoodexcept for retainingwalls installedbyDeclarant.All perimeter fenceswill be6feetinheightunlessanotherheightisapprovedbytheARCbut,inanyevent,nosuchfencewillbelessthan4feetinheightorgreaterthan8feetinheight.Nochainlink,metalclothoragriculturalfencesmaybebuiltormaintainedonanyUnit.NotwithstandingtheforegoingtheARCwillhastherightandauthoritytoapprovevariancesoffencingheight,and/or locationforreasonablecauseortoalleviatehardshipasdeterminedinthesolejudgmentoftheARC;providedhowever,theARCmaynotapproveavariancewhichcontradictsthezoningand/orsubdivisionordinancesoftheCityunlesstheCityhaspreviouslyapprovedthevariance.DecorativefencingmaybeallowedontheUnitsinaccordancewithregulationsestablishedbytheARC.SeeARTICLE3-ADDITIONS,ALTERATIONSANDPAINTING,Sectionm.ExteriorPaintColors–Fencing/Residences/AccessoryBuildingsforapprovedstaincolors.

ARTICLE8-FRONTYARDLANDSCAPEGUIDELINES

Sectiona.Statuary/WaterFeaturesItemssuchasfountains,statuary,etc.,arepermissiblewithintherear yard and do not require submittal to the ARC. Such itemsmust be approved by the ARC forinstallation in any front yard. It is recommended thatwater featuresbe chlorinatedunless stockedwithfish.Sectionb.Grading/MoundingEachlothasbeengradedinsuchamannersoastoallowstormwatertodrainawayeachresidence.Itisimportantthatthisdrainagepatternbemaintainedwhenalteringtheoriginal landscapedesign. Every effort shouldbemadewhenadding anymounding, gradingorberming so it appears natural and does not effect drainage or deflect stormwater runoff from itsintendeddestination.

Sectionc.LandscapeDesignAnapplicationtotheARCisrequiredforanyalteration,enhancementoraddition to existing front yard landscaping and suchworkmustbe approvedby them. All propertylocatedatstreetintersectionsshallbelandscapedsoastopermitsafesightacrossthestreetcorners.Nofence,wall,hedge,orshrubplantingshallbeplacedorpermittedtoremainwhereitwouldcreateatrafficorsightproblem.

Sectiond. WaterRestrictionStagesThenewcityofPflugervillecontingencyplanandadministrativefeestructureareeffectiveasofJune25,2013

•Stage1-Residentswillbeaskedyear-roundtovoluntarilyconservewater.• Stage 2 - Mandatory watering restrictions in effect from March 1- October 31 with a wateringscheduleoftwodaysperweekbasedonresidentialaddress.Wateringbefore10a.m.orafter7p.m.determined by the last number in your home address. Residential homes with an odd number:Wednesday&Saturday.Residentialhomeswithanevennumber:Thursday&Sunday.NowateringisallowedonMondays. HandwateringispermittedMondaythroughSundaybetweenthehoursof12

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midnight and 10 a.m. and from 7 p.m. to 12midnight, but only with a hand-held, positive shutoffnozzleorbucket.Carwashingispermittedonyourwateringdays.• Stage3 - If the combined storageof theHighlandLakes fallsbelow700,000acre feet,Pflugervillewouldswitchtoaonce-a-weekwaterschedulebasedonthelastdigitofyourstreetaddress,withnowatering on the weekends. Addresses with a street number ending with 0 or 1:Monday, 2 or 3:Tuesday,4or5:Wednesday,6or7:Thursday,8or9:Friday.NowateringwillbeallowedonSaturdayor Sunday. Hand-watering is permitted with a hand-held positive shutoff nozzle or bucket any daybetweenthehoursofmidnightand10a.m.andfrom7p.m.tomidnight.Carwashingispermittedatcommercialfacilitiesonly.• Stage 4 - If the Highland Lakes fall below 600,000 acre feet, handheld watering only on yourdesignateddayasfollowedinStage3from7a.m.-10a.m.orfrom7p.m.-10p.m.

NewLawnInstallation:(a)Forthefirsttendaysafterinstallation,onceaday;(b)Forday11through20afterinstallation,onceeveryotherday(c)Forday21through30afterinstallation,onceeverythirdday

AdministrativeCharges:(operateona12-monthcycle)•Firstviolation-customergivenayellowviolationnoticeandinformationonthewaterschedule.•Secondviolation-customergivenarednotice,letterfromthecityoutliningthewaterviolationandavisitfromcitystafftodiscusshowtoconserveandcomplywiththewaterrestrictions.•Thirdviolation-customerwillreceivealetterfromthecityanda$100administrativefeeaddedtothecustomer'swaterbill.•Finalnotice -customerwill receiveacertified letterorphonecall fromthecity that theirwater isbeingturnedoffduetorepeatviolation.Thereisa$50reconnectfee,andthecustomerwouldhavetowaituptoonebusinessdaytohavewaterturnedbackon.

AllPflugervilleresidentsandwatercustomers,regardlessofwaterprovider,mustcomply.Sectione. Signage/Flags/Decorative Items All front yardexterior signage, flagsordecorative itemsrequire written approval from the ARC prior to placement or installation. This includes, but is notlimited to, ironwork, fountains and statues. Art should be subtle, tasteful, consistent with thecommunityappearanceandadd to thecurbappear rather thandistract from it. Holidaydecorativeitemsdonot requireapproval;however,decorative items shallnotbedisplayedmore than30dayspriortotheactualholidayormorethan30daysaftertheactualholiday.

OwnersmaydisplayAmericanandStateflags.Theseflagsshallbenolargerthan3’X5’anddisplayedinaccordancewiththeFederalFlagCode.ItistheuniversalcustomtodisplaytheAmericanflagfromsunrisetosunset.However,whenapatrioticeffectisdesired,theAmericanflagmaybedisplayed24hoursadayifproperlyilluminated.Properilluminationshallnotdisturbthequietuseandenjoymentofanyneighboringproperty.TheARCmustapproveanylighting.Theheightofaflagpolecanbenogreaterthanthedistancebetweenthepointofplacementofthepoleintheyardandtheclosestpointofeitherofthefollowing:curbs,anycommonarea;oranyneighbor’sproperty line. AllpartsoftheinstallationmustbefullycontainedwithinthoseportionsoftheUnitthataremaintainedsolelybythepropertyOwner(e.g.,aflagorrelatedinstallationmaynotextendoutoveraCommonElementarea).Thelocationandconstructionoftheflagpolemustcomplywithapplicablezoningordinances,maynotbe located in any easements (including drainage easements), and must comply with all setbackrequirements.UnlessotherwiseapprovedbytheARC,thelocationofthepolemustbewithin10feetofoneoftheside-mostbuildinglinesoftheresidenceandwithin10feetofthefront-mostbuildinglineoftheresidence.TheARCmayrequirethepoletobeinstalledonaparticularsideorotherwiserequire

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a particular location. No treesmay be removed for pole installation. AnOwnermust ensure thatexternal halyards (hoisting ropes) used in combination with the flag pole do not create anunreasonableamountofnoise.Seasonalorsportsflags,whicharehousemountedbelowtheroofline,donotrequireapproval. Seasonal flagsmustberemovedwithin30daysofthedateoftheholiday.Flagsmustbemaintainedinagoodconditionatalltimes.Torn,ripped,fadedflagsconstitutegroundsforremoval.FlagsmaynotbeoffensivetoneighborsortheAssociation.TheARC,atitssolediscretion,shall make this determination on a case-by-case basis. The Board of Directors of the Reserve atWestcreekOwnersAssociationreservestherighttorequireremovalofdecorativeitemsinfrontyardsbasedon size,quantity, color, locationandanyother criteria that theBoardofDirectors,at its solediscretionshallmake itsdeterminationonacasebycasebasis. Flagmountsandflagpolesmustbeconstructed of permanent, long-lastingmaterials, with a finish appropriate to thematerials (at thediscretionof theARC) used in the constructionof themount or flag pole andharmoniouswith thedwelling.NomorethanoneflagpolemaybeinstalledperUnit.Theflagpolemustbefree-standingandinstalledvertically.Theflagpolemustbenogreaterthan20feetinheightmeasuredfromgradelevel.AllfountainsrequirewrittenapprovalfromtheArchitecturalCommitteepriortoplacement.Fountainsmustblendwiththecolorofthehomeandshallnotexceedfour (4) feet (48”) inheight.Decorativeaccentsonthefountainshallnotbeoffensiveinnature.Decorativelandscapeenhancementsshallbepermitted but must blend with the landscape. The Board of Directors retains the authority todetermine if such enhancements are a nuisance to the surrounding neighbors and properties.Enhancementsshallnotexceed24”inheight.Enhancementsshallnotbeoffensivetoneighboringlotsor commonareas. Ifattached to thehome itself, thedecorationshallnotexceed threesquare feet.Statuary(i.e.lions)maynotexceed3.5'inheightandmustbeplacedaminimumof10feetfromthecurb.ForadditionalinformationseeRulesandRegulations.Texas state statutes allow an Owner to install certain religious displays in the Owner’s entry, andfurtherallowstheARCto imposecertain limitationsonsuchentrydisplays.ThisSectionoutlinesthelimitations on religious displays on an Owner’s home. Notwithstanding any other language in thegoverningdocuments to thecontrary, residentsmaydisplayon the resident’sdwellingoneormorereligious items, subject to the restrictions herein as follows. No religious item(s) displayed on theexterior of a residence may: a. threaten the public health or safety, b. violate a law, c. containlanguage, graphics, or any display that is patently offensive to a passerby, d. be located anywhereother than themain entry door ormain entryway of the dwelling orwithin planting beds next toentryway,e.extendpasttheentrywayorf.haveatotalsize(individuallyorincombination)ofgreaterthan25squareinches.Perstatestatute,ifareligiousitemisdisplayedinviolationofthisSection,theAssociationmay remove theoffending itemwithoutpriornotice. This remedy is in addition to anyother remedies the Association may have under its other governing documents or State law.Temporary seasonal religious displays such as Christmas lighting or Christmas wreaths or what isconsideredaSeasonalReligiousholidaydecorationshallbeinthesolediscretionoftheBoard,andtheBoard may impose time limits and other restrictions on the display of Seasonal Religious holidaydecorations in its discretion. Seasonal Religious Holiday decorations must comply with all otherprovisionsofthegoverningdocuments,butarenotsubjecttothisSection.Non-religiousdisplayson

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an Owner’s dwelling and all displays (religious or otherwise) visible from the street on an Owner’spropertyaregovernedbyotherapplicablegoverningdocumentprovisionsandtheARCGuidelines.AdditionalguidelinesfortheplacementofflagsmaybefoundintheReserveatWestcreekRulesandRegulationsSection1.Flags.AnysuchconflictsbetweentheARCguidelinesvs.RulesandRegulationsregardingflagsthatmayarise,theRulesandRegulationsshallprevail.Section f. Xeriscaping Xeriscaping is landscapingwhosemain goal is to conservewater. The sevenprinciples of Xeriscaping include: Planning and Design, Soil Analysis, Plant Selection, Practical TurfAreas, Efficient Irrigation, Use of Mulches, and Maintenance. Xeriscaping uses native and adaptiveplants that can grow and sustain themselves with low water requirements and tolerate heat anddroughtconditions.Xeriscapingdoesnotmeanzerowaterandzeromaintenance.TheAssociationwillallow, subject to compliance with these rules, the use of drought-resistant landscaping and waterconservingnaturalturf.Approval for changes, plan submittal: Prior to initiating any change in the front yard landscape, thehomeowners must submit plans and specifications detailing the proposed installation. The requestmust include a to-scale design plan, as well as details on the types of plants, the ground covers(including color and materials), weed barriers, the bordering material(s), the hardscape materials(includingcolor),setbacks,irrigationsystem,anddimensions(dimensionsofbeds,approximatesizeofplants, size of any rocks, and other such details.) The ARC may request additional information orchanges to the plans before final approval. To increase the chance of approval of plans withoutchanges being required it is recommended but not required that plans be drawn by a licensedlandscapearchitect. Installationofanyproposedxeric landscapemaynotbeginuntil theCommitteehasapprovedtherequest.Designrequirements:Colorandtextureoftheplantedareasandinertareasareanimportantdesignaspect.Colorandtextureshouldbeseentoflowneatlyfromoneareaoftheyardtoanother.Extensiveareas of “desert” or “barren” appearance must be avoided in order to preserve the aestheticcompatibility with the neighborhood. Large areas may not be composed of a single material; forexample any areas of bare mulch must be interspersed with plants. The Committee may in itsdiscretion prohibit water features, urns, and other man-made ornamentation. The xeriscapelandscapingmaynotalterdrainagepatternsonaLot,andownersmustensurethatnocrushedgraniteorothersuchrunoffrunsintoaneighboringLotorthestreet.Soils in xeriscape areas should either be altered to fit the plants, or plants selected to fit the soil.Efficientirrigationssystemsmustbeplanned.Irrigationforxeriscapedzonesmustbedifferentthanforturfzones.Ownersshouldselectplantsandzonesinaccordancewiththeamountoflight,windandmoistureintheparticularyardarea.Organicmulches suchasbarkchips shouldbeappliedat least3”deepandmaintainedatalltimesatleast2”deep.Inorganicmulchessuchascrushedrockshouldbeappliedatleast3”deepandmaintainedatalltimesatleast2”deep.Any hardscape areas (e.g. areas of mulch, decomposed granite, or other such ground cover) mustcontainanappropriateweedbarrier.TurfGrass:Decorativegroundcoverrockinthefrontandsideyardmaynotexceed10%ofthetotalareaofthefrontandsideyard(seeDeclaration§5.4(n)).Atleast60%ofthevisiblelawnareaoftheLotmustcontainsomeformofsoddedgrass.Theexactrequirementoftheturfmayvaryfrompropertyto

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propertyandisdependentonthespecificplansubmitted.Homeownersshouldconsider replacingany“thirsty” turfgrasses inplacesuchasSt.AugustinewithturfthathaslowerwaterrequirementssuchasHabiturf,Bermuda,Zoysia,Buffalo,BlueGrama,CurleyMesquite,orcomplementarycombinationsofsuch.ArtificialturfisprohibitedabsentavariancefromtheCommittee,whichmaybegrantedordeniedinthesolediscretionoftheCommittee.HowevertheCommitteeshallhavenoauthoritytoapproveartificialturfinanyareabetweenthefrontfencelineofaLotandthestreet.Plants: It is recommended to use plants adapted to the pH soil conditions created by the non-turfmaterials used. i.e., don’t use acid loving plants along with alkaline crushed limestone covering,whereasacidlovingThefollowingarchitecturaldrawingisasampleofthetypeofdrawingthatshouldbesubmittedtotheARCforlandscapingchangestotheexistingLot.

The following are species, which are approved for use in a Xeriscaped Landscape. This list is notintendedtobeacomprehensivelistofacceptableplants,buttobehelpfulinselectingplants.Droughttolerant plants not included on this listmay also be given consideration. Consult a local nursery orlandscape professional for specific instructions related to plant installation, sun exposure, wateringrequirements,soilamendmentrecommendations,andotherquestionsyoumayhaveforthelong-termsuccessofyourxeriscapingproject.

LargeTrees ScientificName SiteConditions

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Ash,Texas Fraxinustexensis SunCherry,Black Prunusserotinavar.exima SunCypress,Arizona Cupressusarizonica SunElm,Cedar Ulmuscrassifolia Sun/partshadeJuniper“Cedar” Juniperusspp. SunMesquite,Honey Prosopisglandulosa SunOak,Bur Quercusmacrocarpa SunOak,Chinquapin Quercusmuhlenbergii SunOak,Lacey Quercuslaceyi SunOak,MexicanWhiteorMonterrey Quercuspolymorpha SunOak,SouthernLive Quercusvirginiana SunOak,TexasLive Quercusfusiformis SunOak,TexasRed Quercustexanaorbuckleyi SunOak,VaseyorScruborShin Quercuspungensvar.vaseyana SunPalmettoPalmorTexasSabal Sabalmexicanaortexana Sun/partshadeWesternSoapberry Sapindusdrummondii SunSmallTrees ScientificName SiteConditions

ScientificName SiteConditionsAnacachoOrchidTree Bauhinialunariodes Sun/partshadeAnacua(SandpaperTree) Ehretiaanacua Sun/partshadeArroyoSweetwood Myrospernumsousanum Sun/partshadeBuckeye,Mexican Ungnadiaspeciosa Sun/partshadeBuckthorn,Carolina Frangulacaroliniana PartshadeCrapeMyrtle Lagerstroemiaindica SunEve’snecklace Styphnolobiumaffinis PartshadeGoldenballLeadball Leucanaretusa Sun/partshadeHolly,Yaupon Ilexvomitoria Sun/partshadeHuisache Acaciafarnesiana SunKidneywood Eysenhardtiatexana Sun/partshadeMountainLaurel,Texas Sophorasecundiflora Sun/partshadeOlive,Mexican Cordiaboissieri Sun/partshadePalm,Windmill Trachycarpusfortunei Sun/partshadePersimmon,Texas Diospyrostexana Sun/partshadePlum,Mexican PrunusMexicana PartshadePomegranate Punicagranatum Sun/partshadeRedbud CercisCanadensisvar.texana,orvar. Sun/partshadeRetama Parkinsoniaaculeata Sun/partshadeSilktassel,Mexican Garryaovataspp.lindheimeri Sun/partshadeViburnum,RustyBlackhaw Viburnumrufidulum Sun/ShadeShrubs ScientificName SiteConditionsAbelia,Glossy Abeliagrandiflora Sun/partshadeAgarita Berberis(Mahonia)trifololata PartshadeApachePlume Fallogiaparadoxa Sun/partshadeBarbadosCherry Malpighiaglabra Sun/partshadeBottlebrush Callistemoncitrinus SunButterflyBush,Wooly Buddlejamarrubifolia Sun/partshadeDalea,Black Daleafrutescens SunDesertBroom Baccharissarothroides SunElaeagnus Elaeagnuspungens Sun/partshadeElbowBush Forestirerapubescens Sun/partshadeFlameAcanthus Anisacanthusquadrifidusvar. Sun/partshadeFragrantMimosa Mimosaborealis Sun/partshade

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Germander,BushorSilver Teucriumfruticans Sun/partshadeHolly,Chinese,Buford Ilexcornuta Sun/partshadeHolly,Yaupon Ilexvomitoria Sun/partshadeMallow,Globe Sphaeralceaambigua SunMistflower,White Ageratinahavanensis Sun/partshadeRosemary Rosmarinusspp. SunSage,Texas(Cenizo) Leucophyllumfrutescens SunSenna,Flowering Cassiacorymbosa SunSumac,Evergreen Rhusvirens Sun/partshadeSumac,Flameleaf Rhuslanceolata Sun/partshadeSumac,Fragrant(Aromatic) Rhusaromatica Sun/partshadeThryallis Galphimiaglauca SunTurk’sCap Malvaviscusarboreus Sun/partshadeViburnum,RustyBlackhaw Viburnumrufidulum PartshadePerennials ScientificName SiteConditionsArtemisia Artemisiaspp. SunAster,FallorTexas Asterspp. SunBirdofParadise,Texas Caesalpiniagilliesi,pulcherrima SunBlack-EyedSusan Rudbeckiahirta Sun/partshadeBulbine Bulbinefrutescens SunCalylophus(SquareBudPrimrose) Calylophusberlandieri Sun/partshadeCastIronPlant Aspidistraelatior PartshadeChilePequin(Petin) Capiscumanuum PartshadeConeflower,Purple(Echinacea) Echinaceapurpurea Sun/partshadeCoralbean Erithrynaherbacea Sun/partshadeCoreopsis,Lance-leaf Coreopsislanceolata Sun/partshadeCuphea,Batface Cupheallavea Sun/partshadeCuphea,'DavidVerity' Cuphea'davidverity' Sun/partshadeDaisy,Blackfoot Melampodiumleucanthum SunDaisy,Chocolate Berlandieralyrata Sun/partshadeDaisy,CopperCanyon Tageteslemmonii SunDamianita ChrysactiniaMexicana SunDaturaorJimsonWeed Daturawrightii Sun/partshadeEsperanza/YellowBells Tecomastans SunFirecrackerFern Russeliaequisetiformis Sun/partshadeGaura Gauralindheimeri Sun/partshadeGayfeather Liatrismucronata SunGhostPlant Graptopetalumparaguayense Sun/partshadeHoneysuckle,Mexican Justiciaspicigera Sun/partshadeHymenoxys,FourNerveDaisy TetraneurisscaposaorHymenoxysscaposa Sun/partshadeIris,Bicolor Dietesbicolor Sun/partshadeLamb’sEar Stachysbyzantina SunLantana Lantanaspp. SunLion’sTail Leonotisleonurus SunMarigold,MexicanMint Tageteslucida Sun/partshadeMistflower,Gregg Conocliniumgreggi Sun/partshadeMorningGlory,Bush Ipomoealeptophylla SunOregano,Mexican Poliominthalongiflora Sun/partshadePenstemon Penstemonspp. Sun/partshadePrideofBarbados Caesalpiniapulcherrima SunPrimrose,Missouri Oenotheramissouriensis Sun/partshade

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Primrose,PinkEvening Oenotheraspeciosa Sun/partshadePurplePrairieClover Daleapurpurea Sun/partshadeRockRose Pavonialasiopetala Sun/partshadeRuellia,Dwarf Ruelliabrittoniana PartshadeSage,Jerusalem Phlomisfruticosa SunSage,Russian Perovskiaatriplicifolia SunSage,Salvia Salviaspp. Sun/partshadeSenna,Lindheimer Sennalindheimeriana Sun/partshadeShrimpPlant Justicabrandegeana Sun/partshadeSkeletonleafGoldeneye Viguierastenoloba Sun/partshadeSkullcap,Heartleaf Scutellariaovatasp.bracteata Sun/partshadeSkullcap,PinkorWright'sPurple Scutellariasuffrutescensorwrightii Sun/partshadeSpiderwort Tradescantiaspp. PartshadeSunflower,Maximilian Helianthusmaximiliani Sun/partshadeTexasBetony Stachyscoccinea PartshadeWinecup,Perennial Callirhoeinvolucrata Sun/partshadeZexmenia Wedeliatexana Sun/partshadeGroundcovers ScientificName SiteConditionsCloverFern Marsileamacropoda Sun/partshadeDalea,Gregg Daleagreggii Sun/partshadeGermander,Creeping Teucriumcossonii SunHorseherb,StragglerDaisy Calyptocarpusvialis PartshadeIceplant Apteniaspp.,Delospermaspp.,Malephora PartshadeMountainPea Orbexiliumsp.nov. PartshadePlumbago,Leadwort Ceratostigmaplumbaginoides Sun/partshadePurpleHeart Setcreaseapallida PartshadeRosemary,Trailing Rosmarinusofficinalisvar.prostratus PartshadeSantolina Santolinachamaecyparissus SunSedges Carexspp. Sun/partshadeSedum Sedumspp. Sun/partshadeSilverPonyfoot Dichondraargentea Sun/partshadeSnakeherb Dyschoristelinearis Sun/partshadeVerbena Verbenaspp. SunWoolyStemodia Stemodialanata Sun/partshadeZexmenia,Wedelia Wedeliahispida Sun/partshade

ARTICLE9-OTHER

Sectiona.Garbage/TrashReceptaclesNocans,bags,containersorreceptaclesforthestoringordisposaloftrash, garbage, refuse, rubble, or debriswill be stored, kept, placedormaintainedon anyUnitwhere visiblefromanystreetexceptsolelyonadaydesignatedforremovalofgarbageandrubbish.Homeswithfencessetatthe back of home may opt to move the fence line forward using the guidelines (in Article 7 Section a) orconstructabarrieronthesideofthehometoconcealthetrashreceptacles.Barrier shouldbeconstructedof likematerials tomatch thehomeandsurroundingarea,bemaintained,andaesthetically appropriate. Screening may consist of brick or stone matching the home, wood matching thefencing,neatlymaintainedvegetation,orotheroptionsat thediscretionof thecommittee.TostreamlinethisprocesstheARChaspreapprovedauniversaldesignforhomeowners.

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Theproposedpreapprovedoptionforhidingtrashcansfromstreetviewonthesideofoneshomewouldcomeintwostylesdependingonhowmuchroomwasavailable.WideDesignis62”x40”x6’tall.TheNarrowDesignisapproximately33-1/2”x73-1/2”x6’tall.Bothdesignsshouldbegreaterthan5’fromthefrontofthehome(ideally10’).

Materialsifpurchasedas18pre-stainedpickets46’cedar2x4s38’4x4sand3bagsofreadymixpostcementfromhomedepotthecostshouldberoughly$100Sectionb.Parking(seeRulesandRegulations.)

Sectionc.Garages(seeRulesandRegulations.)

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ARCHITECTURALREVIEWCOMMITTEE(ARC)APPLICATION

ApplicantName:___________________________________________HmPh:___________________Address:_________________________________________________WkPh:____________________Email:___________________________________________________CellPh:___________________

*************************************************************************************¨FenceReplacement(Exact) ¨Landscape,Walkways,Beds ¨Room/GarageAddition¨Fence-NEW ¨Irrigation ¨SatelliteDish¨DeckorPatio ¨PoolorSpa ¨StorageBuilding*¨Playscape/SportsCourt ¨Other:_____________________*Buildingsizenogreaterthaneight(8)feetbyten(10)feetandbuildingheightnogreaterthaneightandonehalf(8.5)feet.

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2.PleaseDescribeProject-Attachedadditionalpages,ifnecessary:______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

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3.Provideplansandspecificationstodepicttheworktobeundertaken(Submitall,asapplicable):¨Aplotplanshowingthelocationanddimensionsoftheexistingandproposedimprovements;Plans&

specs;footprintoflocationonpropertysurvey;copyofcontractorproposal,ifapplicable¨ Structural design, exterior elevations, exterior materials, colors, textures, and shapes of all

improvementstobemade.¨ Allexteriorilluminationincludinglocationandmethodofillumination-No"washover"oflightingto

adjoiningpropertyorcommonareasispermitted.¨Existingandfinishedgradesatlotcornersandatcornersofproposedimprovements.¨Provisionfordrainagewithcutandfilldetailifchangeinlotcontourisinvolved.

4.NotificationofNeighbors-Attachadditionalpage,ifnecessary:

SignatureofNeighbors AddressofNeighborswithinlineofsightofmodification______________________ ____________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________

NOTE: Neighbors should be notified of your application; however, this notification does not constituteapproval by the neighbor. Nor does the lack of initials by a neighbormean that this applicationwill bedenied. Approvals are only granted by the ARC but notification of the neighbors is encouraged andwillassistandpossiblyacceleratethereviewprocess.

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5.NoticetoApplicant:

TheauthorityoftheArchitecturalReviewCommittee("ARC")isderivedfromtheDeclarationofCovenants,ConditionsandRestrictions("CCRs").

IMPORTANT:NoworkshouldbecommenceduntilwrittenapprovalisreceivedfromtheARC.Applicant acknowledges that all improvements must be constructed in accordance with the designguidelinescontainedintheCCRsinadditiontoanyguidelinesorrulesadoptedbytheAssociationorARCfromtimetotime.All improvementsmustbeconstructedinaccordancewiththelaws,rules,regulations,andbuilding codesof governmental authoritieshaving jurisdiction.Approvalof this applicationdoesnotconstituteapprovalbyanygovernmentalauthority,nordoesitconstituteabuildingpermit.Approval of this application does not give Applicant the right to enter upon the property of any otherownerorthecommonareainordertoperformtheconstructioncontemplatedbythisapplication.Applicant certifies that the information contained herein is true and correct to the best knowledge andbeliefofApplicant.

__________________________________________ _____________________________________________________ ___________Applicant(s)Signature(s) Date

SUBMITTHISAPPLICATIONTO:AssociaHillCountry

c/oLupe115WildBasinRoadSte.#308

Austin,Texas7874oremailto:

Lupe.Escobedo@associa.usTheapplicationwillberoutedtothe

ReserveatWestcreekArchitecturalReviewCommitteeforconsiderationPleaseallow2-4weeksforprocessingapplications.

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¨ApplicationApproved¨ApplicationApprovedwiththefollowingconditions:________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________¨ ApplicationDisapprovedatthistimewiththefollowingcomments:____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ___________________SignedonBehalfoftheARC Date