Cimarron Fence Installation
Fencing for Cimarron's 105 homes near the Sammamish city center, with greenbelt-edge lots and board-approved designs. MyFence handles the architectural request for you.
Fencing in Cimarron
Cimarron is one of central Sammamish's original mid-1980s developments, a 105-home neighborhood just east of 228th Avenue NE around NE 14th Street, within walking distance of schools, the library and Sammamish Commons. Large lots back onto protected greenbelts, and the neighborhood has a private park with a playground and picnic shelter.
Its homeowners association, run by a volunteer board, reviews changes to the outside of the house, including fence replacement.
Cimarron HOA Fence Rules
The Cimarron HOA's Architecture page says its CC&Rs require board approval for exterior changes and names fence replacement. Requests go in through PayHOA with drawings, color samples or brochures.
- Board approval before fence replacement
- Architectural Request Form with drawings
- Stain or paint color samples
- Height and material confirmed with the board
Cimarron HOA Approved Fencing
The full Cimarron HOA fencing guide: published rules, the association's own forms, and the approval steps. MyFence handles the HOA application for you.
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Cimarron Fencing Considerations
Greenbelt-edge lots
Many Cimarron lots back onto protected greenbelt. We confirm the property line so the fence stays on your lot and out of the buffer, and use hogwire where you want to keep the view.
Deer and wildlife
The greenbelts carry deer and other wildlife. Tight panel spacing and no ground gaps keep gardens and pets protected.
City rules
Sammamish's handout shows 6 feet in side and rear yards and 4 feet in front yards, and fences six feet or under generally do not need a city permit outside critical areas and shoreline setbacks. The HOA's approval is a separate step.
Cimarron Fence FAQs
Do I need HOA approval to replace a fence in Cimarron?
Yes. The Cimarron HOA says its CC&Rs require board approval for exterior changes, including fence replacement. MyFence prepares the Architectural Request Form package for you.
Does Cimarron publish fence heights or materials?
Its public pages do not list heights or materials, so we confirm them with the board before design. See our Cimarron HOA fencing guide for the form and steps.
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