b. Compatible Infill, Additions & Renovations

Style

  • Infill should be a strict or contemporary interpretation of the previously identified architectural styles.
  • Each residence, including additions, should interpret a single architectural style.
  • Certain iconic locations should allow for more abstract interpretations of or departure from existing architectural styles.
  • Service for commercial activity should be screened and not visible from the street.

Massing & Siting

  • Setbacks can be deeper to allow front and side lawns.
  • Pedestrian access to the street must be maintained from front entry.
  • Mainly 1 to 2 story single-family buildings with some 3 story buildings.

Materials

  • Construction materials should be high quality and durable including, but not limited to (LEED for Homes includes an extensive list):
    • Masonry
    • Wood Siding
    • Fiber Cement Siding (Hardie Plank)
    • Stucco (not EIFS)
    • Stone
  • Roofing materials include but are not limited to:
    • Asphalt shingles
    • Standing seam aluminum
    • Terra cotta tile

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