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HOME DESIGN DETAILS & GUIDELINES <br />The Preserve on Sunset Lake's vision is to create a distinctive neighborhood by having quality builders, <br />charming homes, and attractive landscaping. To achieve this, we want homes designs that are <br />aesthetically appealing on the outside and have functional floor plans inside. Because of this we will be <br />selective on the builders that will be used in the development. They need to have a good understanding <br />in the quality build that we will be looking for. <br />Home Style: <br />Traditional builds using stick frame construction or timber frame construction will be preferred, <br />anything else will need to be approved by Shlayba Inc Architectural Committee. Recommended home <br />designs of large front porches, dormers over garages, stone chimney's, cupolas, and quality exterior <br />building materials. <br />Porches: <br />Z; <br />Are essential in the design of the home. Size is <br />encouraged to be large for an inviting home front design. <br />This will allow outdoor living and the enjoyment of the <br />rolling countryside views that The Preserve on Sunset <br />Lake provides. Where smaller porch or entry is designed, <br />it is encouraged to create a patio area suitable for <br />outdoor seating. <br />Porch flooring material can consist of concrete, stamped <br />concrete, natural stone, or composite decking. Any <br />differentiation must be requested to and approved by Shlayba Inc Architectural Committee. <br />Roof Materials: <br />Should be consistent with design and style of home. Preference is to have weaved valleys or use pre - <br />finished metal or cooper. Aluminum valleys will not be acceptable. <br />Materials can be architectural shingles, wood shake, metal, slate, or standing seam metal. Any other <br />material needs to be approved by Shlayba Inc Architectural Committee. Colors should fit in with <br />exterior siding of the home. <br />A minimum of 8/12 pitch is required on all gables which face the street on homes and accessory <br />buildings unless approved by Shlayba Inc Architectural Committee. <br />Continuous ridge vents are recommended over the use of box vents. <br />3 <br />