Working in harmony with
nature is a major concern and
such considerations as home-site
location, proper driveway and
parking layout, and the effects
of development on the natural
drainage systems must be made in
order to accomplish this harmony
with natural environment. The
general rule is to create a
cohesive living atmosphere in
which proper building sites
provide for the wooded land and
allow privacy for yourself and
your neighbors.
While each site is considered
individually, the major factor
applied to every home is trees.
TREES ARE PRESERVED, especially
those between the home and the
street. This factor is vital to
the overall appearance of
Mallard Creek.
The concept to establish
homes of harmonious quality
while maintaining their
individuality leads back to our
ultimate goal of "design with
nature." The effect is that of
homes situated amongst trees
rather than lining a street.
Protective Covenants:
The protective covenants are
designed to maintain the natural
beauty of this community. The
Community Architectural
Committee reviews all new
construction and any
modifications to existing homes
for aesthetics. |
