Iron Rock Homeowners Association Inc.

What Iron Rock Homeowners Association Inc.'s governing documents say

This document is an application form for the Architectural Review Committee (ARC) of the Iron Rock Homeowners Association in Pensacola, FL — it is not the full set of community rules. It describes the information homeowners must provide to get permission before making exterior changes to their property.

• What the application is: Homeowners must submit this form, with detailed plans, to the ARC before starting any listed improvement. The committee will approve, disapprove, or approve with conditions, and the decision is provided in writing.
• Improvements covered: The form covers: fences, pools, satellite dishes, landscaping, screened rooms, gutters, sheds, sprinkler systems, driveway changes, detached garages, and other exterior changes.
• Permits & government approval: Applicants must indicate whether they have applied for all required government permits, and the form notes that ARC approval does not relieve the owner from obtaining building permits or observing zoning ordinances.
• Detailed submission requirements: For each improvement type, the form lists required information, such as site plans with measurements, descriptions of materials and colors, and photo samples. For example, fence requests need a site plan showing setbacks and gate locations; shed requests over 200 sq ft need a landscape plan to screen the shed.
• Responsibility & liability: The applicant agrees to restore any disturbed or damaged common elements and acknowledges that ARC approval does not make the association responsible for safety, construction, or claims arising from the change.
• How to submit: Completed applications can be mailed to the management company at Liberty Community Management or emailed to [email protected].
• What this document doesn't cover: This is an application form, not the community's covenants, restrictions, or architectural guidelines. It does not set any numerical limits (such as maximum fence height) or define what is permitted versus prohibited — it only lists the information needed for a review.

Plain-language summary generated from the governing documents on file for this community. It may be incomplete and is not legal advice — read the full documents below or consult the official recorded versions.