This is a compilation of information on these design elements to be informative to the ACC specialists approving applications for these elements. This works in concert with the other materials and the Residential Improvement Guidelines.
ANY EXTERIOR CHANGE IS SUBJECT TO ACC APPROVAL, regardless of the below.
Our Homestead architectural style is based on a traditional look including a cedar shake roof. As alternative roofing materials become available, the Architectural Control Committee reviews them for their aesthetic representation in harmony with hand-split cedar shake and add them as a complementary roofing alternative. The ACC also offers a couple of products that represent the look of hand-hewn slate in keeping with a traditional look.
The following are HOA ACC-approved roofing materials.
| Product | Manufacturer | Model Name | Color/s |
| Concrete Tile | Bartile (Cottage style not approved) | Split Timber (Brushed or Ruffcut) | Driftwood Blend, Durango Blend |
| Bartile | New England Slate | Colonial Grey | |
| Formed Resin | Cedur | CeDur Shake | Walden, Shiloh |
| Da Vinci | Shake (Select Shake or Multi-Width, same length | Tahoe, Mountain, Aged Cedar | |
| Da Vinci | Province Slate | Slate Grey, Castle Grey |
| Product | Manufacturer | Model Name | Color/s |
| Asphalt Tri-cut Shadow Grey | Certaineed | Presidential Shake TL | Autumn Blend |
| Laminate | GAF | Grand Canyon | Stone |
| Wood | Owens Corning | Woodmoore Shingle | Timber |
(Revised October 2024)