The Architectural Review Process
Important Information before You Begin Your Next Home Improvement Project
The Forty Niners Country Club Estates CC&Rs require any owner planning an EXTERNAL change, addition or new structure, or remodel to their home to first obtain approval from the Forty Niners Independent Architectural Review Agent or the Architectural Committee, depending on the complexity of the project. The steps have been updated as shown below.
1. Complete Architecture Review Form.
2. Complete Variance Forms (if required)
3. Include necessary drawings and documentation of your proposed changes showing all relevant information of your project such as site plan with setbacks, elevations, materials to be used, etc.
4. Submit all forms via email and/or mail to:
Or...Forty-Niners Estates Homeowners Association, Inc.
8987 E. Tanque Verde Rd. #309-169 Tucson, AZ 85749
5. It will be reviewed by a 49ers HOA Board member.
6. If something is wrong or missing, the Board member will reply with specifics required for approval.
7. Once approved by the Board member, it can go two ways, depending on the project. If you have a question on which category your project falls under, please call or email before submitting payment.
Simple: New Driveways, Walls, Pools, Spas, Storage, Shed, Playsets, Basketball Court, Batting Cages, paint colors, etc.
Work can begin immediately after Board approval.
Fee: There is no fee for these projects.
Complex: Room Additions, Guest House, ADUs, Garage, Workshop, Carports, Ramadas, Porches.
Plan must be submitted to the Architect Agent. The Agent will communicate with the Homeowner and/or Contractor to address questions or changes that need to be made before approval. Each subsequent review has an associated cost, as described below. Work may begin as soon as the Architect Agent has reviewed and submitted an approval to the homeowner and board.
Fee: The Agent fee structure is as follows:
First Review: $300.00
Second Review: $150.00
Third and subsequent reviews: $75.00
If you have a question on which category your project falls under, please call or email before submitting payment.
We highly recommend you review the CC&R Document in its entirety prior to planning your changes. Pay special attention to property line set-backs, height restrictions and special conditions if your property abuts the golf course.
Architectural blueprints and a metal ruler on a table.