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| Four Seasons Hemet Herald | OCTOBER 2018 | 11 LIGHTS IN YOUR FRONT YARD: If you add additional lights in your front yard you need ARC approval. This includes solar and low voltage lights and you cannot have more than ten. You are allowed to have one color light (other than white). The only exception is holiday lights for a short time. ARC Forms that you need to make changes: • Exhibit A: "Home Alteration Application." What you plan to do, add or change on the exterior of your home. • Exhibit B: "Neighbor Notice Action Statement." You must inform your neighbors what you are planning to do. Show them your plan and specifications so they know what you will do. They cannot approve or disapprove your project, only the ARC can do that. • Exhibit C: " Notice of Completion." When you have completed your project, this is the form you submit to the ARC for them to come to your home and inspect your project. Note: The ARC is only verifying that you did what you submitted on the Exhibit A form. • Exhibit D: "Revision to Exhibit A." After you start your project and you determine that you wanted to change it or add to it, this is the form you should submit. You do not have to make a new application Exhibit A Form, for these alterations. Other Information you may need with Exhibit A SAMPLE PLOT PLAN: Draw an outline of your property with dimensions of all sides. On it draw what you want to do. List names of plants – trees and bushes. If you are installing a patio, patio cover or other constructions projects show where they will be and their dimensions. Maria at the Lodge has a sample Plot Plan you can have, to guide you. SOLAR PANELS: Your contractor can provide the information we need but, they must state that the conduit will be installed in the attic and the inverter in the garage, unless the inverters are in the panels (called a Micro Inverter). The panels also must be placed to the rear of your roof (some south facing homes may be accepted). MULCH – ROCK – ARTIFICIAL TURF OR OTHER GROUND COVERS: You need to include a sample of these items with your application. WALLS OR PATIO ENCLOSURES AND PAVERS: Provide type and size of stone or brick and a photo of them. Architectural Review Committee Access Control Committee Emergency Planning committee The Access Control committee is recommending to the Board to update its older analogue video system to an advanced, cutting-edge approach to video surveillance using the latest digital technology. We have done our due diligence and solicited vendor quotes to satisfy our financial obligations. This will allow us to proceed with a more comprehensive overview for those who monitor our exits and entrances, both static and mobile. We will address the primary limitations of managing enterprise level HD (High Definition) video, while offering the lowest cost of deployment and ownership on the market. This new IPVMS (Internet Protocol Video Management System) will ultimately manage ALL of our systems throughout the entire community, and will provide speed and efficiency. It will be the perfect solution for all applications that require ease of use, and unprecedented image quality, thus making our community even more secure and efficient. While other companies require annual maintenance agreements, our new IPVMS supplier upgrades will always be available with a one-button upgrade capability that allows administrators to perform system-wide cross-platform free upgrades with a single click. Millions of people worldwide will practice how to Drop, Cover, and Hold On at 10:18 am on Oct. 18 during Great ShakeOut Earthquake Drills, which began in California in 2008. To register and for more information go to www.shakeout.org/california/ The National Safety Council recommends the following general precautions that apply to many disaster situations: • Make sure to have a family communication plan in place; all members of the family should review and practice the plan. • Have all family members' and other important phone numbers written down or memorized. • Have an emergency kit in your car and at least three days of food and water at home. • Be sure to store all important documents – birth certificates, insurance policies, etc. – in a fire-proof safe or safety deposit box. • Assign one family member the responsibility of learning first aid and CPR. • Know how to shut off utilities.

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