BOARD OF DIRECTORS

The CC&Rs requires the Board of Directors to establish the Architectural Review Committee by appointing three (3) regular members and two (2) alternate members.

ARCHITECTURAL REVIEW COMMITTEE

The Architectural Review Committees consists of volunteer Homeowners who are sensitive to the desires and needs of residents.  The primary objective of this Committee is to enhance and preserve property values throughout the community while being as consistent and fair as possible with their decisions and recommendations. The Committee has the authority to:

• Adopt and administer the review process on behalf of the VWOA;
• Review and approve or disapprove plans and specifications for each request for improvements/ changes to the premises;
• Make changes to the Standards as deemed necessary in accordance with the CC&Rs and applicable Federal, State and local laws; and,
• Make reasonable effort to assist the applicant with their requests and any other concerns regarding the 'Standards.'

STANDARDS DEPARTMENT

The Standards Department is responsible for monitoring all residential properties within the Association to ensure that they are in compliance with the CC&Rs and Standards.

HOMEOWNERS/TENANTS

All Homeowners/Tenants are responsible for maintaining the property and complying with terms and conditions in accordance with the CC&Rs and the Standards. Other than those items shown in Appendix A of the Standards, Homeowners' assessments must be current before improvements or changes can be requested.

In addition, Tenants must obtain their property owner's written approval for each change/improvement as outlined on the PIA, and include it with the Application (PIA). The Homeowners are responsible for informing those who lease/rent their property that they have certain responsibilities under these Standards and the CC&Rs.





One of the greatest features of living in the Villages of Westcreek is the large number of heritage oak trees that grace our properties. Sometimes, we take them for granted without giving them a second thought.  These beautiful trees are under threat from a vascular fungal disease called "Oak Wilt," which has been reported in recent years within our community. 

We are seeing signs of the disease i n neighboring communities on the outskirts of Westcreek.  If Oak Wilt were to start invading oak trees in our community, it would not only impact the landscape but our property values as well.  It is important that we understand how this disease is spread and what steps we can take to prevent it from taking hold in the Villages of Westcreek.