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FOUR SEASONS BREEZE | DECEMBER 2023 29 The holiday season is just around the corner. If you're lucky, someone will give you a new spa, swimming pool, driveway, or maybe just some new plantings for your yard. While ARC does not want to rain on your parade — or complicate your new gift — please remember that any changes you make to the outside of your home requires approval by ARC. ARC approval isn't difficult if you follow the instructions on Four Season Beaumont's website. If there are any issues ARC will work with you to find a way to help you get the look that you want while staying within the guidelines. The application, as well as the Guidelines can be found at www.fourseasonsbeaumont.org. Hard copies can be obtained at The Lodge front desk or the RCN front desk. Any work done to the outside of your house or yard requires ARC approval. Some of the more common items we see are: • Installation of security lights and or cameras (may require city permits as well) • Changing doors or inserting glass panels in the existing door • Installing screen or storm doors • Adding to, removing, or changing landscaping (tree removal may require a city permit) • Adding outdoor lighting • Installation of storage sheds, dog runs and/or patio covers • Painting all or part of the exterior of your house • Installing solar panels (will require city permits) • Installing artificial turf or rocks These are not all items that require ARC approval, just some of the ones we see most often. So go ahead and hope/dream that you will be gifted some exciting thing for your house and/or yard. If you have any questions, please contact me. ~ Steve Cooley, (801) 815-5302, cooleyaudit@gmail.com Architectural Review Committee Facilities Committee The Four Seasons Facilities Committee would like to wish every resident a joyful and uplifting holiday season. Enjoy our beautiful community and the fellowship of neighbors and friends. Community projects within the purview of the Facilities Committee are completed through a process as follows: Once an area of concern is identified, the Facilities Committee makes the appropriate recommendation for either a repair or replacement, then proposals are presented to the Finance Committee, and finally to the Board of Directors for approval. Projects currently in this process include the spa lift repair at The Summit, crack repairs to The Lodge courtyard, and Windmill repairs at Crooked Creek. We are pleased to report that the repairs of damaged and loose pavers at The Lodge roundabouts have been completed. The Facilities Committee meets the second Wednesday of each month at 9 am in the RCN Main Room. The Committee will be dark for the month of December, as no meeting is scheduled. For more information, please contact Committee Chair Lila Bonner at ladybonner@msn.com. ~ Lila Bonner

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