Architecture

Architecture Committee

Chaired by: Nancy Cameron 941-504-4658 information@briarwoodvi.com

The Architectural Committee is composed of four members. They are Nancy Cameron(Committee Chair), Cheryl Anderson, Chip Hassan, and Susan Spiers. The Committee reviews requests from Members to make changes to their homes. These changes include any changes that can be seen by neighbors on the front, side, or back of the home. See Article VIII of the CC&Rs as well as Section III of the HOA Rules and Regulations.

Architecture Forms & Instructions

Briarwood VI designed this resource to provide you quick access to the latest information. Below are the approved paint-stone color combinations, protocols, placement guidelines and the agreement for your submittal.

Please select the below button to fill out necessary forms for architectural changes.

Paint

Please note: These are the only 10 paint colors you have to choose from, whether you paint now or as part of the future mandatory paint project.

2016-2023 Approved Stone & Paint Colors

The Board has approved a one-time program to accommodate those who are anxious to implement changes by allowing the Homeowner, at their own expense, to proceed with a closely supervised number of changes at this time. Homeowners who sign the Agreement (download .pdf here) will not be subject to the special assessment for painting in 2018 because they will have already paid for their paint and exterior changes beforehand. The Homeowner will however be assessed for the common area wall painting in 2018.

Stone & Stucco

Stone & Paint Color Combination

Eldorado Nantucket Stacked Stone:
Dunn Edwards paint colors:
Gray Pearl #DEC785
Rustic Taupe #DE6129
Sandcastle #DEC740
Bison Beige #DEC750

Eldorado Veneto Ledge Stone:
Dunn Edwards paint colors:
Desert Gray #DEC760

Eldorado Montecito Cliff Stone:
Dunn Edwards paint colors:
Desert Gray #DEC760
Desert Suede #DE6206
Rustic Taupe #DE6129

Eldorado Sequoia Rustic Ledge Stone:
Dunn Edwards paint colors:
Desert Gray #DEC760
Sahara #DEC747
Trail Dust #DE6123

Eldorado Clearwater Rustic Ledge Stone:
Dunn Edwards paint colors:
Birchwood #DEC752
Cochise #DEC761
Desert Gray #DEC760
Desert Suede #DE6206
Rustic Taupe #DE6129

Paint & Stucco Protocols

Paint
Lightly power wash, dry 1 day, patch & caulk, paint 2 coats with back rolling.

Stucco
Grind rough texture, brown coat, stucco, let dry 3 weeks before painting.

Placement of Stone Exteriors

Varies by Home Model

Hearthside:
Exterior of cupola, mailbox pillar & 2 pillars by bedrooms. Stone on capstone on walls & pillars are optional.

Laguna:
The two columns in front around the front door.

Northlight:
Low wall, entry area around windows, 2 columns at entrance to front patio. Stone on capstone on walls & pillars are optional.

Majestic:
Entry cupola and wall columns. Stone on capstone on walls & wall columns are optional.

Roof

Approved Roof Tile

Please note: There is one approved roof tile to be used for a roof repair and/or roof replacement.

This approved tile, the 2-piece Mission series, has two approved color choices available.

The approved roof tile is available through the following sources.

SRS Dist Inc #347 – Tempe
625 S Perry Ln, Tempe, AZ 85281, USA
480-795-6330
Product Line(s): Concrete, Clay, Steel

ABC Supply – #192 – Mesa
107 S Beverly, Mesa, AZ 85210, USA
480-962-9146
Product Line(s): Concrete, Clay, Steel

BEACON BUILDING PRODUCTS – #118 – Mesa
235 S Hibbert, Mesa, AZ 85210, USA
480-557-6309
Product Line(s): Concrete, Clay, Steel

Roofing Wholesale Co – Mesa
7 W Southern Ave, Mesa, AZ 85210, USA
480-833-0703
Product Line(s): Concrete, Clay, Steel

Additional information has been provided for your reference when selecting a roofing contractor. Please consult your roofing contractor with further questions.

For the clay tile roof systems in the Briarwood VI neighborhood, there are two components to the roof – the underlayment and the clay tile. The underlayment on a home is the water-proofing membrane beneath the tile. The tile itself is decorative, but also serves the purpose of keeping ultraviolet rays from the sun off the underlayment. Together, these two products are what keep your home waterproof. Needless to say, the underlayment you choose for the home is just as important as the tile itself.

While there are numerous underlayment options available to use with the Briarwood VI 2-piece clay roof tile, for your reference, here are two underlayment products that have been recommended and come with excellent warranties. GatorSeal has a 20-year manufacturer’s warranty and TileSeal has a 30-year manufacturer’s warranty. (Product Link: Underlayment Products – Westlake Royal Roofing LLC).

If one of the underlayment options listed is your preference, these products are available through the same roof tile sources as noted above.

Architectural Protocols & Information

Exterior Alterations – No building or structure may be altered without express permission, in writing, of the Architectural Chairperson.

Garage Sales – Garage sales may be held no more frequently than twice a year. The Architectural Chairperson must be notified in advance.

Backyard Structures – You cannot install any backyard structure that is visible and offensive to neighbors.

Commercial Signs – No commercial signs (contractor, business or such) which are visible from neighboring property shall be erected or maintained except:

Legal
Street numbers
Arizona law approved “For Sale” signs
Additional signs that have been pre-approved by the Architectural Committee.

Exterior Paint – To keep our community looking its best, we suggest you paint as often as needed. Homes in our community are required to be painted every 6-7 years and the HOA has sent notification of the details.

Paint Type –
Spartashield Exterior Flat

Paint Source –
Dunn Edwards Paint
8686 E. Frank Lloyd Wright Blvd.
480-483-3131