The Architectural Control Committee (ACC) is the Highland Pointe Board of Directors, headed up by the ACC Director. If you are changing your property, you must submit a complete Architectural Change Request along with paperwork detailing the modifications to be made to the ACC. While the lists displayed below are by no means complete, they should give you a better idea of what constitutes a change to your property. Failure to file ACC paperwork or making changes to your property without proper ACC approval will result in fines.  In addition to these fines, per our covenants, the Board may request for you to revert your home to its original condition, record a notice of violation with Cobb County, and/or pursue additional legal actions.

 

 

The process for requesting ACC approval of a change is formally outlined in your covenants. Here's the short version.

1. Download and complete the Architectural Change Request form.
2. Provide a sketch/drawing of the proposed changes. You may submit copies of drawings provided by an architect/builder, or you may draw a rendering yourself. The only requirement is that it clearly communicates the extent of the changes to the ACC.
3. Please continue to notify your neighbors that you will be beginning work as a courtesy and so they can make any necessary adjustments due to work trucks or additional personnel around their home.
4. Submit the above paperwork to Alli Finlay at acc@highlandpointe.org . She will obtain the approval from the HP Board and someone will let you know if it was approved.  The covenants allow up to 45 days for this process.  Under normal circumstances, it usually takes less than 2 weeks.  If you have not heard back from us after 45 days, you have the right to continue with your project.