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Our clubhouse is available for rental to homeowners. A refundable deposit of $150 is required to hold the date and for damages. The rental fee is $150. Call the Homeowners' Office at 770-992-5055 for availability.
The clubhouse contains 1252 square feet and can accommodate 125 guests. Amenities include a full working kitchen, stereo system, upright piano, stacked stone fireplace, folding tables and chairs, and restroom facilities. The clubhouse contains a main room with French doors to a full length porch, a large reception room, a kitchen with keeping room and a conference room. The rooms are fully furnished and contain updated decor. The main areas contain hardwood floors and are suitable for a dancing area.
This is a policy for the use of the clubhouse without charge during the week, excluding holidays. The intent of this policy is to allow Chimney Springs’ residents in good standing the use of the clubhouse amenities for approved ADULT social events such as book clubs, bunco, bridge, etc. Commercial and For-Profit use is subject to the rental fee of $150.00, which includes but is not limited to, Tupperware parties, Southern Living parties, business seminars, etc.
Approvals? Why do I need approvals? The convenants, which all homeowner's agree to abide by when they purchase a home in Chimney Springs, calls for the Architectural Control Committee (ACC) to ensure that improvements in landscaping and structures are "in conformity and harmony of external design and general quality with the existing standards of the neighborhood". There is more written up in the convenant, but that's the general idea.
You should review the covenants and design standards before you get serious about remodeling, major landscape layout changes, tree removal, or any other exterior home improvement. The ACC urges homeowners to get their plans in early enough for review, processing and approval. The ACC has also
The process for getting approvals for any home improvements is relatively straighforward. Do not begin any work until your plan has been approved in writing, and you have satisfied applicable local government codes, rules, and regulations.
The documentation required for approval may include drawings, photographs, and samples of materials or colors to be used in the improvement. The more information you provide, the quicker the response by the ACC.
After submission, the ACC will review the information. If the form is incomplete or lacking documentation, the application will be rejected and returned to the homeowner.
The ACC has thirty (30) days to approve a project. Normally reviews are completed and the form is returned to the homeowner within seven (7) days of submittal. Each ACC committee member is assigned a week on a rotating basis for handling approvals and denials submitted by the community. Each form requires the signatures of two committee members.