Camelback Country Club Estates
Landscape and Architecture Control Committee

The CC&Rs of this Association established the Landscape and Architectural Control Committee (hereafter referred to as Committee) to oversee the architectural and landscape requirements as provided in the CC&Rs and ensure their fair and efficient application across the community. The general purpose of the Committee is to ensure that a high standard of design and quality of materials is maintained throughout the subdivision for the mutual benefit of all the property owners and to take such action, in its absolute discretion and consistent with the purposes of the CC&Rs, as it may determine to be reasonably appropriate to enforce them.

Roles and Responsibilities

In short, all new structures or alterations to existing property must be reviewed in advance by the Committee in an attempt to maintain continuity for our neighborhood. No demolition, improvements, alterations, excavations, grading, major landscaping, or other work which alters the exterior appearance of any residence or lot shall be done without the prior written approval of the Committee.

Philosophy and Direction

The Committee (made up of volunteers from the neighborhood) is charged with interpreting and overseeing architectural and landscape requirements outlined by the Association CC&Rs and ensuring their fair and efficient application across the community. This can be a quite challenging and at the same time a very rewarding effort. Your compliance with the Association CC&Rs and recognition of the Committee’s efforts is greatly appreciated.

In November 2005 the Committee published its Architectural and Landscape Project Review Guidelines. These Guidelines are intended to streamline and standardize the project review process and encourage excellence in design. All residents going through the design process should give a copy of these guidelines to their architect or contractor. Architects and designers should not use these Guidelines as constraints to creativity, but rather as parameters within which the Camelback Country Club Estates area as a whole is characterized and protected.

The long-term goal is to preserve and build upon the unique sense of place that our community has here in Paradise Valley. This can be achieved by differentiating our neighborhood from its surrounding environment not just through signage but more effectively through some measure of continuity in architecture and landscape design.

2008 Membership

Bob Burns
Michael Collins
Cody Martin
Bob Mayfield
Suzanne Smith

Feel free to contact current Committee Chairman Michael Collins by email or at (480) 998-0692 or any Committee member for more information regarding the Landscape and Architectural Control Committee or with questions or concerns about neighborhood architectural and landscape issues. You will find their telephone numbers listed in the Association Handbook, often referred to as "the Red Book" that each homeowner has been provided.

Plan Approval Process

Volunteers of the Committee process requests for project review, maintain project records, and serve as general record of communications and transactions between the homeowner or their representative and the Committee. All projects require Committee approval prior to the alteration (including demolition) of existing conditions. The application for plan review and approval by the Committee must be complete BEFORE any demolition, improvements, disturbances or alterations are made to your property. Approved Demolition or Building Permits from the Town of Paradise Valley do not substitute Committee review or approval or a proposed project. Submittal requirements vary depending on project type as discussed in the Guidelines. You can download the Guidelines here.