Minor Deviation. A minor, well understood occurrence or alteration from established procedures (SOPs) that does not affect the identity, strength, quality, safety or efficacy of the Product as appreciated by supervisors and or managers.
Minor Deviation. A Minor Deviation must not have a material and adverse impact on the overall development of the Community and may not exceed ten percent (10%) of a particular requirement delineated by the Design Guidelines. An application for a Minor Deviation may only be made under the following circumstances:
1) A request for deviation from any particular requirement delineated by the Design Guidelines on ten percent (10%) or less of the lots in a Designated Builder Parcel; or
2) A request for deviation from the following particular requirements on greater than 10% of the lots in a Designated Builder Parcel or on an entire Designated Builder Parcel:
a) Changes in architectural styles, color palettes and detail elements.
b) The addition of similar and complementary residential or commercial uses and architectural styles, color palettes and detail elements.
c) Changes in building materials.
d) Changes in landscaping materials, plant palettes, and landscaping detail elements.
e) Setback encroachments for courtyards, porches, miradors, casitas, architectural projections as defined by the Design Guidelines, garages and carriage units.
f) Height of courtyard walls.
Minor Deviation. A Minor Deviation must not have a material and adverse impact on the overall development of the Community and may not exceed ten percent (10%) of a particular requirement delineated by the Design Guidelines. An application for a Minor Deviation may only be made under the following circumstances:
1) A request for deviation from any particular requirement delineated by the Design Guidelines on ten percent (10%) or less of the lots in a Development Parcel; or
2) A request for deviation from the following particular requirements on greater than 10% of the lots in a Development Parcel or the entire Community:
a) Changes in architectural styles, color palettes and detail elements.
b) The addition of similar and complementary architectural styles, color palates and detail elements to residential and commercial uses.
c) Changes in building materials.
d) Changes in landscaping materials, plant palettes, and landscaping detail elements.
e) Setback encroachments for courtyards, porches, miradors, casitas, architectural projections as defined by the Design Guidelines, garages and carriage units.
f) Height of courtyard walls
