19.27.030

Other

• All facades apply standards

  Apply the wall, base, roof, eave, rake, parapet, window, and dormer standards applicable to the selected architectural style(s) to all facades of a dwelling;

• Balcony or bay window requirement

  Provide, at a minimum, one balcony or bay window on the front facade and each side and/or rear façade(s) of a dwelling on a parcel with side and/or rear property lines adjoining a private or public street.

• Entryway inset3 ft

  Entryways shall be inset from the primary building facade by a minimum depth of three-feet, measured from the face of the façade to the entry door.

• Minimum entryway heightMaximum heightThe tallest a building may be, given in feet, in storeys, or both — whichever binds first.12 ft

  Minimum entryway height of 12-feet measured from the landing in front of the entry door to the underside of the ceiling or any projecting element (e.g., awning) defining the entryway, whichever is lower.

• Minimum entryway width8 ft

  Minimum entryway width of eight-feet measured from the building walls or pilaster on either side of the entry, whichever is closer.

• Mixed-use style requirement

  Residential mixed-use developments shall be designed in one of the allowed architectural styles listed in Subsection 19.27.030 C.

• Multi-familyMultifamily dwellingA building of four or more dwelling units. Where zoning is most restrictive. style requirement

  Multi-family dwelling residential developments shall be designed in one of the allowed architectural styles listed in Subsection 19.27.030 B.

• Porch at primary entry

  Provide a porch at the primary entry to a dwelling. A primary entry is a doorway accessed by a walkway connecting through a front yard area to a public or private sidewalk or street.

• Storefront different wall cladding

  Applying a wall cladding at the first floor that is different from the cladding applied to the upper floor(s). A change in wall cladding shall occur at a horizontal massing transition point or trim element dividing the first floor from the second floor of a building.

• Storefront horizontal plane break6 in

  Incorporating a horizontal plane break through molding, tablature, cornice, or a string/belt course of a minimum of six-inches in depth between the first floor and second floor; and/or

• Two-family facade diversity3 designs

  A two-family dwelling development project of three or more buildings shall be designed with a mix of architectural styles or provide a minimum of three different façade designs for each architectural style proposed to repeat in the development using different combinations of the architectural elements allowed for that style to differentiate each building. Dwellings of the same architectural style or facade design shall not be placed on adjoining parcels or parcels within 60 feet across from one another.