What is the ACC?
Cimarron Country has a volunteer three-member Architectural Control Committee (ACC) whose primary function is to review and complete the process for applications for property improvements to be built on Cimarron Country lots. (Note: There are no further reviews or approvals required by Cimarron Country after ACC approval) Two of the main functions of architectural requirements standards in our community are to help maintain property values and to ensure that all projects comply with the CCPOA Deed Restrictions goals and intent. Another is to assist each property owner in the application process to ensure their planned project meets both the criteria of both the ACC and Deed Restriction Requirements and achieves the homeowner objective. The ACC Requirements document is for lot owners to use as a reference tool when considering any construction project. The latest full version is available by download from the Cimarron Country website, the IMC Portal (our property management company), contacting any ACC member, or reaching out to our ACC Chairman as follows:
Administrator – Bud Newton 
budnetwon@sbcglobal.net 
832-472-9680
Administrator – Brian Maurer polbum1104@gmail.com 505-264-5238
ACC Chairman – Jim Newstead jrnewstead@gmail.com 817-271-0735
What are the ACC Requirements and are we obligated to follow them?
The ACC Requirements (formerly known as ACC Guidelines) are the requirements for construction projects of any type that all property owners in Cimarron Country agreed to when they purchased the property.
The ACC Requirements serves as the Architectural Control Committee Standard Requirements for all applicable projects for lot owners to use as a reference when considering any construction project. They are in lockstep with our POA Deed Restrictions and are non-negotiable, with very few exceptions.
This document clarifies, defines, and standardizes the ACC’s requirements on the various deed restrictions that pertain to constructing lot improvements to ensure that the goals and intent of our deed restrictions are met, the value of existing properties are not negatively impacted and to ensure that the harmony of the neighborhood is maintained.
If you want to do any improvement projects to your property, please review the “ACC Frequently Asked Questions” (FAQ’s) document below.