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Palm Beach Gardens Residents Need Approval for Front Yard Changes
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Palm Beach Gardens Front Yard Changes Require FRC Approval

Palm Beach Gardens residents require Founder's Review Committee (FRC) approval for front yard modifications. Sub-HOA communities must get local approval first. A $25 fee applies to the FRC review.

10/01/2026 · Palm Beach Gardens edition

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Palm Beach Gardens residents must obtain approval from the Founder's Review Committee (FRC) before undertaking exterior modifications, especially those impacting front yards and accessories. This process ensures all changes align with community standards and guidelines, preserving the neighborhood's aesthetic.

The FRC oversees all exterior modifications within the master Homeowners Association (HOA). Residents must follow a specific process for architectural design changes, including submitting documentation for review.

Residents in sub-HOA communities must first secure approval from their sub-HOA. Only after receiving sub-HOA approval can they seek authorization from the master HOA's FRC. This two-tiered system maintains consistency across different community sections.

A $25 fee covers the administrative costs of the FRC review process. Detailed information regarding front yard and accessory guidelines, as well as the architectural design change process, is available through the HOA in PDF documents.

Residents planning changes should consult the official guidelines and submit all required paperwork well in advance of their desired project start date. The FRC process preserves the aesthetic and architectural integrity of Palm Beach Gardens neighborhoods.

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