WHAT WE DO
The Architectural Review Board (ARB) is appointed by the Declerant who was given the authority in the recorded Covenants Conditions and Restrictions (CCR’s).
The CCR’s have governed The Cliffs at Keowee Falls South Since since November of 2001 and the Architectural Guidelines were drawn up in 2003.
The Architectural Review Board governs using the CCR’s and the more detailed Architectural Design Guidelines. The Architectural Review Board and it’s processes are managed for the Declarant by the company ARB LLC.
The company ARB LLC. was founded and is operated by Jason Cansler who has worked with The Cliffs since 2005 where he managed the planning and government regulatory submittals. Jason has worked directly with the Cliffs at Keowee Falls Architectural Review Board since 2012.
OUR BOARD
The Cliffs at Keowee Falls South Architectural Review Board is made up of professionals as well as residents of the community.
THE CURRENT BOARD MEMBERS: Jason Cansler-manager and administrator, Earl Hacker-home owner and full time resident, Mel Dias-home designer, Rob Weber-former development director for The Cliffs, Brandon Smith-landscaper
OUR REVIEW PROCESS
The ARB review process is managed through digital review utilizing PDF and web form applications which can be found here.
REVIEW
There are three types of reviews: Sketch, Preliminary and Final. This phase is to be completed prior to any work being performed on site.
CONSTRUCTION
During the construction phase the project is reviewed on a regular basis for compliance to the approved plans and reviewed for site cleanliness.
COMPLETION
The completion phase consist of a final site walk of the project, where the finished product is compared to the previously approved plans.
OUR COMMITMENT
The Architectural Review Board is committed to providing qualitative reviews of each project based on the standards which have shaped the Falls Community for many years.
Each review is based on the specific characteristics of the lot and home proposal in light of the established Guidelines and recorded CCR’s. Each home and the lot that it is built on is unique making the review process critical for the assurance that each custom design is constructed within the allowances of the community guidelines.
