BOOT RANCH ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN GUIDELINES
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Design Approach
The goal for residential development at Boot Ranch is to provide both privacy and a strong sense of community in an exclusive Hill Country setting. The lots are large and oriented to provide beautiful views and a sense of spaciousness not found at typical golf course developments. All of the homes in the development should reflect Boot Ranch’s theme of providing an atmosphere of casual elegance, Texas style. These Guidelines are intended to direct the design professional toward the design of a quality home that is situated within the site in a manner that meets the Owner’s needs, while striving to reflect the casual elegance of Boot Ranch and protect the integrity of the Hill Country. Homes should respond to views, and existing features including but not limited to topography, special landforms, tree clusters, and drainage. In addition to all Applicable Law, homes built within Boot Ranch must meet the requirements set forth in the Declaration and these Guidelines.
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Placement of Structures
It is critical that the homes and outbuildings within Boot Ranch be partially concealed from the golf course, neighboring tracts and the road. The most effective way to ensure that this occurs is to establish specific setbacks for each Lot. Typically, minimum setbacks are 30’-0” from each side and rear property and at least 75’-0” from the front property line for lots located in Phase 1 and 30’-0” on all sides for lots located in Phase 2. In addition, buildings must be located within designated building envelopes, if applicable. The Owner will be informed of the specific setbacks and building envelopes applicable to their home and secondary structures prior to the Lot purchase. Structures and dog runs are not allowed within setbacks. The area occupied by all structures and the landscape envelope cannot exceed one acre in size unless approved by the ARB.
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