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Design Review Committee for Hollin Hills
Are you thinking of adding an addition to your home or any other exterior modifications or structures on your property. Check with Design Review first!
Report NOTE: Civic association members that do not have computer access to these forms may request a hard copy of the documents by contacting Christine Leonard, civic association president, at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. by no later than June 30, 2010. Shortly after the deadline, copies will be printed and those requesting the documents will be notified when they will be available for pick up. Next Steps: Residents are invited to submit written questions or comments to the DRC by email or other form. All written comments and questions should be sent to the DRC Chairperson, Derek Norton, by emailing him at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. . All questions and comments will be posted on the CAHH website within 48 hours of receipt. Two town hall meeting which were open to the entire Hollin Hills community were held to hear comments. If you missed either town hall and would like to submit comments, you may do so by submiting them to Derek Norton at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. by midnight on Friday,October 8th. Given due consideration to community comments, the DRC will create a final draft of the revised Guidelines and submit that final draft to the CAHH Board of Directors.
Landscaping in Hollin Hills
Landscaping does not require Design Review Committee approval. However, you may find A House in the Woods, by Dennis Carmichael, a helpful resource for ideas about landscaping your Hollin Hills property. Authors Note: Although most of the plants recommended in this 1989 publication are still good, please check for any plants that are now considered to be invasive species (English Ivy, for example) and avoid planting in your 2010 garden!
DRC Frequently Asked Questions
What is the DRC? Why do I need DRC approval? When does the DRC meet? What is the DRC’s purpose? Do I need DRC approval to build a shed? What if I have questions?
- What is the DRC?Five Hollin Hills residents who provide advice and review design plans.
- Why do I need DRC approval?A covenant in your deed of ownership requires that you obtain DRC approval for all new construction and alterations of existing structures.
- When does the DRC meet?We meet the first Wednesday of every month. Top
- What is the DRC’s purpose?To assist Hollin Hills homeowners in developing designs while maintaining Hollin Hills’ unique character.
- Do I need DRC approval to build a shed?Yes. We encourage you to come see us as early as possible when you are considering a change to the exterior of your home. Structures such as sheds, decks, trellises, gazebos, fences, and satellite dishes require approval as do window and door replacements.
- What if I have questions?Call a DRC member. You can find a current listing in the Hollin Hills Bulletin or Directory.
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