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Materials The following materials are allowed and encouraged: high quality natural materials, stained cedar/redwood wood siding, stucco, cedar shakes, slate, architectural dimensional shingles; dimension/antique brick veneer and wainscoting, brick or stone chimneys, copper bay roofs, wood and clad divided lite windows and doors, wood doors, wood or clad windows and wood garage doors etc. High quality manufactured maintenance free materials, aluminum, vinyl and steel siding, gutters, soffits and facias, and doors may be used on the rear of the homes or where not visible from the public streets and open space, or surrounding homes. The use of these materials is subject to review and approval of the architectural review committee. Colors and textures Main Color: Subtle hues of muted/grayed earth tones of beige, tan, brown, rusts, rose, gray-green; gray-blue, gray, and off-white. Accent Color: Carefully related earth tones, grayed or muted colors, white, black. Homes are to be built with a maximum of four colors per home including the roof. All accessory structures are to conform to the colors selected for the home. Other or additional colors may be allowed subject to review and approval of the architectural review committee. Three Season Porches, Sun Rooms and Attached Green Houses Encouraged as a desirable feature. Such structures must utilize high quality materials and construction, and be architecturally consistent with the home and surroundings, and be in an appropriate location that provides privacy to the adjacent homes. Front Porches and Sitting Areas Encouraged as a desirable architectural feature throughout the neighborhood. Driveways Asphalt; concrete, exposed aggregate concrete, pattern stamped colored concrete, Page 2