Tara is a Deed-Restricted Neighborhood
Deed Restrictions are guidelines outlined in the by-laws of each subdivision, and Tara Civic is responsible for enforcing these for the Tara subdivision. These guidelines help maintain the standards of our neighborhood and protect property values and rights. Before making any additions, modifications, or revisions to your property, you must submit and get approval for your construction plans from the Architectural Control Committee. Not following these guidelines could put your investment at risk, so it’s important to get everything approved before moving forward with your project.
Before You Make Improvements or Build
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Review the Tara Deed Restrictions & City Permit Requirements
Before investing any time or money on a new home project, familiarize yourself with the Tara Deed Restrictions and whether or not a city permit is required for your project.
If you have any concerns or questions, feel free to email the Architectural Control Committee at acc@taracivic.org prior to submitting an application.
2
Prepare Plans, Drawings & Specifications
While professional drawings are preferred, we understand this isn't always a possibility or necessity. However, drawings should be submitted that allow the Architectural Control Committee to understand the full extent of your project (plans, materials, colors, etc.).
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Submit to the Architectural Control Committee
Complete the application via Google Forms using the Application button below. The committee will review the plans and will notify you of their approval or disapproval within thirty (30) days upon complete submission. You can find your lot and filing number on the Subdivision Map.
Subdivision Map
Click on the map to find your lot & filing number
