septic and repair area. Check with the Walker County Health Department prior to any

construction.

2. No dwelling unit should exceed 2 ½ stories above the ground.

3. Total heated living space required is 1,500 sq. ft. (main level), exclusive of garages, basements

(finished or unfinished), decks, porches, etc.

4. All homes must meet setback requirements, as set forth in the recorded plat, deed restrictions,

Homeowner Association documentation and governmental regulations and guidelines.

5. Solid brick or stone covered concrete/block foundations are required.

6. No front-loading garages.

7. The roof over the main structure of the house must be at least an 8/12 pitch. Architectural shingles

required unless otherwise approved.

8. The exterior of the home must be completed within one year of the date of commencement.

9. Driveway must be finished in concrete, asphalt, pavers, or approved materials. This is to be

constructed and maintained in accordance with the rules, regulations and specifications approved by

the Architectural Review Committee and all requirements of the Alabama Department of

Transportation . (Concrete pipe may be required for driveway culvert).

10. Exterior Materials Prohibited include the following: asbestos shingles, aluminum or vinyl

siding, imitation brick or stone roll siding, exposed concrete and concrete block.

11. All gas and oil tanks placed on the property must be buried according to county regulations.

12. Satellite dishes must be screened from view of both the roads and the lake.

13. No free-standing towers or antennas are permitted.

14. Garbage cans must be screened from view from the roads and lake. No trash bins/holder at

roadside.

15. No dog lots allowed. If fencing is to be used on the property, a sample must be provided and

approved by the ARC Committee.

16. Only one roadside and one lakeside “For Sale” sign per lot. Signs are not to exceed 24” X 36” in

size and set back at least 10 feet from roadside. All signs must be professionally printed, no

homemade signs allowed. No “For Sale” signs or any other type signs at entrance.

17. No detached garages or outbuildings.

18. No trailer, mobile home, basement, garage, tent, or temporary structure may be used as a residence

either temporarily or permanently.

19. A dumpster is required during construction and must be located on the lot, not in the roadway.

20. A fee of $400 (make check payable to: Blue Water Point Homeowners Association, Inc.) must

accompany the two sets of house plans and one ledger size copy submitted for review. Plans are to

be sent to:

One set of approved plans and ledger size copy will be kept at the HOA ARC office for future

review.

21. Before construction begins, silt fencing must be installed at the edge of the pavement; the entire

width of the lot and across the street in front of the home site to protect the road shoulders. Silt

fencing should also be installed across entire width of back of lot to protect lake from run off and

debris. If the homeowner does not have the builder install site fencing prior to the beginning of

construction, then the Blue Water Pointe Homeowners Association will install the silt fencing and

retain $800.00 from construction/road bond deposit.

22. NOTE; Plans must include a completed Plan Approval Check List, two full sets of the proposed

house plans and a ledger size copy of plans, (including elevations, floor plans and roof pitch) a

site plan showing house placement, including distances from property lines, driveways, walkways,

and septic. When lot is ready for landscaping the following must be submitted and approved before

any clearing, grading or landscaping commences. A landscaping plan showing proposed plants,

shrubs, decks, fencing, etc.

Blue Water Pointe Homeowners Association, Inc., by either the Builder or Owner.) Upon final

completion of home construction, landscaping, property installation of a concrete driveway culvert,

paving of driveway, as approved, and the installation of the approved mailbox, the homeowners

should request an inspection from the Blue Water Pointe Architectural Review Committee. All

24. The property owner is responsible for placing and maintaining a stone driveway to facilitate the

delivery and distribution of building materials at a centralized staging area on the subject lot. No

materials of any nature are to be unloaded or stored in the road or road right of ways. This driveway

is to be used before and during construction to minimize damage to the roads and shoulders of the

roads caused by the repeated parking of vehicles, heavy equipment and trucks. During construction

and after completion of construction, a Blue Water Pointe Architectural Review representative

will inspect the roads and road shoulders near and in front of the subject property. Any damage

caused by not adhering to above rules part of the construction/road bond could be retained to help

pay for repairs.

25. Only the mailbox approved by the Architectural Review Committee may be used and it must be

installed according to U.S. Postal regulations. This information will be sent to you with your

approval letter or you may contact the Blue Water Pointe Homeowners Association

26. Once house plans are approved, the foundation must be staked out and an inspection ordered and

approval of location given prior to start of construction. Please call the Architectural Review

Committee for this inspection.

27. You must submit snapshots of the entire road, road shoulders and ditches in front of the lot and

across the street from the lot to show the condition of the road, road shoulders and ditches prior to

clearing of any construction.

approximate center of the lot facing the rear of the lot or toward the lakeside of the lot showing the

entire width of the lot and its vegetation and trees.

29. If you own a waterfront lot, please take several snapshots from the lakeside toward the lot showing

the entire width of the lot along the shoreline and its vegetation and trees.