Homeowners:

Your Board of Directors has seen an increase in exterior color changes throughout the community without prior approval. After much deliberation, the Board has agreed on the following color palette for your community. As a reminder, any exterior color change must be approved before it is painted per the Covenants, Conditions and Restrictions. If you plan to paint any part of the exterior of your home, please complete the enclosed Improvement Request form. You may repaint the exterior to its original color, or one of the following colors listed below. Go to www.sherwin-williams.com/homeowners and use the color code and name to see the color.

 

Your Board of Directors acknowledges that other colors are on the trend and can be seen in several newer communities. The decision to limit the color palette is intended to continue the harmonious look throughout the community. From a design standpoint, most homes here would not accommodate those trend colors. The homes in our community were built to have light siding (tan, beige, gray, and white). These newer communities offer many options that we simply cannot. 

 

At this time, we are requesting that all homeowners take a look at their property to ensure that they are in compliance. If you’re not sure, you can view your home via Google Maps Street View to see the color as far back as 2007 to see if your home is the original color. If you have a color change that has not been approved (or planning for a color change), we ask that you return the attached Improvement Request form with a photo of your property, along with a sample color. Changes made by a former owner is still the responsibility of the current owner to ensure approval was given.

 

Ardsley Management will conduct an inspection of the property after August 1st 2021 and notify homeowners that are not in compliance with the community color palette. If you have any questions or concerns, please contact kboyd@ardsleymgmt.com.

 

 

 

 

 

With the weather warming up, you may notice solicitors who go door-to-door in neighborhoods. The City of Noblesville has an ordinance that regulates who can solicit and what they have to do. There are some exceptions to that rule, which are listed here. The Noblesville Police Department requires any "for profit" solicitor to obtain a permit with their photo in it, which they must have with them whenever they are soliciting. Here's an example. Some neighborhoods have "No Soliciting" signs at the entrance to their neighborhood. These signs are not listed in the city ordinance and are not enforceable by the Noblesville Police Department. If you want to keep solicitors from contacting you, the Noblesville Police Department recommends that you place a sign on or next to the front door.