Along with the Architectural Review Form, all paint change requests must have this  Paint Addendum Form attached.

In an effort to assist Mountain Park Ranch HOA (MPRHOA) Members with paint colors, Dunn Edwards Paint Company has set up an approved MPRHOA paint color list, which can be viewed on their website. 

UPDATE 6-29-2021 – MPRHOA Paint Color Schemes:

• Most of the approved color schemes are now interchangeable. Schemes 21, 22, 27, 29, 30, 31, 32, 35, and 39, will remain non-interchangeable colors.

Please check with the HOA Office or Dunn Edwards for paint scheme questions and variations.

Please note paint colors and schemes vary in color on individual computer screens, and we recommend and encourage you visit the MPRHOA office or a Dunn Edwards store to see actual colors, prior to picking only from the website. The HOA Office has paint boards and paint books you can check out and take home, and the Dunn Edwards store has MPRHOA approved color list samples for you to view in their store. MPRHOA takes no responsibility how your paint color choices will turn out on your paint project.

Driveways may not be altered in any way without the prior written approval of the Architectural Review Committee. In many cases, driveways may be widened to a maximum of 27 feet, which will accommodate three vehicles. Driveway expansion must be contiguous to the existing driveway, and of the same color, texture and material. Driveway surfaces exceeding 27 feet in width are prohibited in all cases unless as part of the original design by the developer. The parking surface shall not exceed 35% of the total yard frontage area. ARC approval of wide access gates to back yards does not constitute approval for an additional driveway or approval of parking in the area between the gates and the street. Granite or turf areas used to access rear yards may not be used for vehicle parking or show evidence of being used as a driveway.

Stone walkways and planters and any other hardscape features visible from neighboring property must be reviewed and approved by the ARC. Surface textures and colors should match the paint color and materials of the house. Pony walls (small, non-load-bearing walls) are limited to three feet in height including columns. Pony wall gates are to be compatible in size to the pony wall and recommended to be no higher than the overall pony wall.

Along with the Architectural Review Form, all window change requests must have this Windows Addendum Form attached.

Awnings. The ARC and/or Staff must review all submittals related to awnings. Size, colors, methods of attachment and patterns are carefully evaluated to ensure consistent visual character with the development.

As with all other elements of the architectural review process, the principal concern with awnings is both their relationship to the individual dwellings as well as their effect on the overall community, and in particular, the street scene. The street scene shall be concerned with and shall be treated according to the priority elevations rules discussed in the design guidelines booklet, a copy of which can be reviewed at the association office.

Homeowners who wish to install awnings are to coordinate house color and awning color, to provide a harmonious look, acknowledging that not every awning color compliments ever paint scheme. Awning trim color must be the same as the primary awning color, and must be one of three approved styles. These styles are straight (no trim), standard trim, or Old English trim.  All fabric is to be 100% acrylic and pulled taut with no exposed framing, grommets or lacing. All seams are to be sewn. Samples of colors and trim styles are available for inspection in the Mountain Park Ranch Homeowners Association office during normal business hours. Please also visit our office to view a list of approved options.

Window Coverings. No covering material, including but not limited to aluminum foil, reflective glass or mirrors, flags, sheets, blankets, newspaper, plywood, or similar items, shall be installed on the outside or inside of any window of any residence without written approval of the ARC.

The Association does not review for prior approval any landscaping plans for individual single family lots. However, you must obtain approval for any hardscape alternations, which include, but are not limited to, walkways, pony walls, etc.  Each homeowner is responsible for keeping their yard neatly trimmed, properly cultivated and free of trash, weeds, dead plants, and other unsightly material. Vacant lots will be held to the same standard except for the installation of finished landscaping.

No landscape installation shall alter or block natural hillside or off-lot drainage. Trees that are near a sidewalk, community mailbox, street or anywhere that would be subject to vehicle or pedestrian traffic, must have a clearance of no less than 10 feet above the ground. While the approval process at Mountain Park Ranch Homeowners Association may not call for homeowners to submit all landscape plans for review, homeowners shall blend their landscape design with the natural desert enviroment found in the hillside areas throughout Mountain Park Ranch Homeowners Association and the arid region landscaping installed in common areas and along rights-of-way. Natural desert landscaping is not acceptable for yard landscaping. Finished landscaping must be readily identified as either “turf” or “desert.”

New homes must have landscaping installed within six months of occupancy of their residence. This includes the installation of turf, ground cover, plants or gravel. Native soil is not an acceptable ground cover. If gravel is used, it should be of natural Earth tone, not white, green, blue, red or other bright colors. Artificial grass is acceptable as long as it is of high quality  and green in color to match real grass as closely as possible

Security Doors shall be sturdy and constructed of metal bar and tubing in a color that either blends with the existing color scheme of the home or black or bronze in color, or in the same color of an approved front door color being used.

Front door color options. The color may match the existing color scheme, i.e. the color of the house, the trim or pop-out color, or a stained wood color. It may also be a color from the approved front door color list displayed at the HOA office. You may also view the list using Dunn Edwards website. Office approval is required.

Homeowners may replace the roof tiles by choosing a color and style that matches what is currently on the house, or pick from the approved color palette displayed at the HOA office. A sample of your existing roof tile must accompany your proposed new roof tile and brought into the HOA office to be approved prior to installation.