Design Review Board

Meetings

The Design Review Board (DRB) meets every other week in the Homeowners Association's Conference Room. The Board consists of five volunteer homeowners and an alternate member and two architectural consultants.

Agendas

Agendas are available on the website no less than 48 hours prior to the meetings.

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Members

Overview

The DRB is responsible for maintaining the design guidelines/pattern books that keep this master-planned community in line with the standards set when the community was developed. Any exterior construction, changes to a home's exterior (including but not limited to paint and lighting), and landscaping changes must first go through the Design Review Process and be submitted for approval to the Design Review Board.

Design Review Documents

  1. 2023 DRB Meeting Schedule (PDF)
  2. 2023 Contractor Holiday Schedule (PDF)
  3. Amendments to Pattern Book and Design Guidelines (PDF)
  4. Compliance Bulletin 18 (Effective May 2018) (PDF)
  5. Construction Fees (Effective May 1, 2020) (PDF)
  6. Contractor Standards (Effective October 1, 2021) (PDF)
  7. Design Review Application - Exterior Color Change (PDF)
  8. Design Review Application - Hurricane Protection (PDF)
  9. Design Review Application - Minor Modifications (PDF)
  10. Design Review Application - New Construction / Modifications (PDF)
  11. Design Review Process (September 2017) (PDF)
  12. Design Review Protocol (PDF)
  13. Phase I Design Guidelines (PDF)
  14. Phase II Design Guidelines (PDF)
  1. Phase III Design Guidelines (PDF)
  2. Phase IV Landscape Guidelines (PDF)
  3. Phase IV Summersweet Design Guidelines (PDF)
  4. Phase IV Turtle Ridge and Cedar Woods Design Guidelines (PDF)
  5. Phase V Design Guideline (PDF)
  6. Preferred Architects / Designers for WaterColor (PDF)
  7. Preferred Builders / Contractors for WaterColor (PDF)
  8. Preferred Landscape Architects for WaterColor (PDF)
  9. WaterColor Design Review Guidelines (PDF)
  10. WaterColor Garbage Crib Design (PDF)
  11. WaterColor Parking Space Requirements (PDF)
  12. WaterColor Plant Palette (PDF)
  13. Amendment WC-1 (PDF)

Exterior Color Change

The WaterColor color palettes listed below illustrate the intended range of color options for the structures in the development. Each address has a specific color approach, which has been determined by the nature of the structure within the zone and their location with respect to surrounding landscape and buildings. The color samples presented convey the range of options within each address.

Please note that the printing techniques/screen resolution cannot accurately reproduce the color sample. Please consult with manufacturer's paint color chips. Colors can be matched/reproduced by most paint manufacturers.

Please note that trim and shutter colors are not limited to palette description. However, trim color cannot be stark white or darker than the body color. Body color cannot be the same as another house within two adjacent lots.

WaterColor Color Palettes

  1. Beach Lane (PDF)
  2. Cedar Woods (Reference 1) (PDF)
  3. Cerulean Landing Lots 1 to 19 (PDF)
  4. Cerulean Landing Lots 20 to 33 (PDF)
  5. Cerulean Place I & II (Reference 9) (PDF)
  6. Cinnamon Fern Lots 1 to 11 (PDF)
  7. Cinnamon Fern Lots 12 to 17 (PDF)
  8. Cinnamon Fern Lots 18 to 40 (PDF)
  9. Cottage District (PDF)
  10. Cypress Cove Lots 1 to 8 (PDF)
  11. Cypress Cove Lots 14 to 35 (PDF)
  12. Cypress Cove Lots 36 to 52 (PDF)
  13. Cypress Cove Lots 9 to 13 (PDF)
  14. Eastern Cove Lots 1 to 23 (Reference 2) (PDF)
  15. Eastern Cove Lots 24 to 52 (PDF)
  16. Lake District (PDF)
  17. Long Leaf Park (PDF)
  18. Mere Ridge (PDF)
  19. Oak Grove Lots 1 to 17 (PDF)
  20. Oak Grove Lots 18 to 21 (PDF)
  21. Oak Grove Lots 22 to 46 (PDF)
  22. Oak Grove Lots 47 to 50 (PDF)
  23. Oak Grove Lots 51 to 55 (PDF)
  24. Oak Grove Lots 56 to 76 (PDF)
  25. Park District (Reference 10) (PDF)
  26. Park Row (PDF)
  27. Pine Crest Lots 1 to 21 (PDF)
  1. Pine Crest Lots 22 to 31 (PDF)
  2. Pine Crest Lots 32 to 34 (PDF)
  3. Pine Ridge Lots 1 to 18 (Reference 2) (PDF)
  4. Pine Ridge Lots 19 to 26 (PDF)
  5. Rainbow Row (PDF)
  6. Rose Garden Mews Lots 1 to 3 (Reference 3) (PDF)
  7. Rose Garden Mews Lots 16 to 30 (Reference 3) (PDF)
  8. Rose Garden Mews Lots 4 to 15 (PDF)
  9. Sand Hill (PDF)
  10. Sandy Creek (PDF)
  11. Summersweet Place Lots 1 to 6 (Reference 4) (PDF)
  12. Summersweet Place Lots 27 to 32 (Reference 4) (PDF)
  13. Summersweet Place Lots 33 to 42 (Reference 5) (PDF)
  14. Summersweet Place Lots 43 to 74 (Reference 4) (PDF)
  15. Summersweet Place Lots 7 to 26 (Reference 5) (PDF)
  16. Summersweet Place Lots 75 to 78 (Reference 5) (PDF)
  17. Summersweet Place Lots 79 to 94 (Reference 4) (PDF)
  18. Summersweet Place Lots 95 to 98 (Reference 5) (PDF)
  19. Sunrise Ridge (PDF)
  20. Sunset Ridge (PDF)
  21. Tennis Cottages (Reference 6) (PDF)
  22. Tennis District (Reference 6) (PDF)
  23. Turtle Ridge (Reference 7) (PDF)
  24. Vermilion Point (Reference 8) (PDF)
  25. Wiregrass Meadows Lots 1 to 10 (PDF)
  26. Wiregrass Meadows Lots 11 to 24 (PDF)
  27. Wiregrass Meadows Lots 25 to 35 (PDF)
  • Ref. 1 - Cedar Woods lots use the color palette from Oak Grove Lots 22-46 & 56-76 & Long Leaf Park. 
  • Ref. 2 - See also Mere Ridge color palette.
  • Ref. 3 - Rose Garden Lots 1-3 & 16-30 use Cottage District & Park Row palette.
  • Ref. 4 - Summersweet Place Lots 1-6, 27-32, 43-74 & 79-94 use Eastern Cove Lots 24-52 & Lake Forest palette.
  • Ref. 5 - Summersweet Place Lots 7-26, 33-42, 75-78 & 95-98 use Mere Ridge color palette.
  • Ref. 6 - Tennis Cottages & Tennis District include Cerulean Landing Lots 1-19. Both accepted.
  • Ref. 7 - Turtle Ridge uses Eastern Cove Lots 24-52 & Lake Forest palette.
  • Ref. 8 - Vermilion Point palettes include Sunrise/Sunset Ridge, Long Leaf Park and Oak Grove Park Lots 22-46.
  • Ref. 9 - Cerulean Place I & II use the Lake District palette.
  • Ref. 10 - Park District follows the Oak Grove Lots 22-46 & 56-76 palette.