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Originally Posted by Cuervo
I had my house paint this year and I did change the color; my house stands out among the rest in the neighborhood.
It was not a major inconvenience, I showed up to the office in Spanish Springs, I told her my address, she asked what color I intended to paint my house. It was white with green trim, and I showed her some sample I bought from Lowes. She told me I could not use any of the green colors I bought her and directed me to a board with the green shades I could use, and it had to be Sherman Williams. This hold process took a few minutes.
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That process does not apply to everyone!. You don't mention which CDD you live in but it would not apply to CDD10 where my house is located. My CDD requires ARC approval to change the color from what it was originally. The woman in the office in Spanish Springs (I would go to Brownwood) might advise me on the colors that are likely to be approved but nothing she said would protect me from a future complaint which the approval letter I received from the ARC should.
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