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Architectural Standards

The River Crossing Homeowners' Association has established some architectural and aesthetic standards to keep our neighborhood looking great.

Getting Approval for Home Projects

 

Homeowners must get approval from the River Crossing Architectural Control Committee (RCACC) for any project that impacts their home's aesthetics. You must give the RCACC at least 21 days to review project applications, and work cannot start before receiving approval, or fines may be levied per our Violation Policy. ​

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Changes to your home may include:

  • Painting the exterior

  • Replacing the roof

  • Building or replacing a shed or fence

  • Adding recreational facilities

  • Major landscaping

 

​How to Apply:

  1. You must submit your project application 21 days before work starts.

  2. Ensure you have checked and submitted any City of Mill Creek permits required for your project.

  3. Outline your project using our online form or PDF form.

  4. Complete the application and include all supporting documents. 

  5. Submit your application. If you use the PDF form, you must email it to RiverCrossingACC@hotmail.com.

  6. Homeowners cannot begin work until the ACC approves it, and doing so will incur fines as outlined in our Violation Policy. If you have started work before approval, you must submit our retroactive approval form.

ACC Resources

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