Agenda - Planning Commission - 04/27/2023

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1 580 Business Architectural Design Standards 2 (A) Primary Exterior Materials. All exterior wall finishes on any building shall consist of one or more of 3 the following primary materials comprising at least 70 percent of a building facade: 4 (1) Face brick and architectural concrete masonry units; 5 (2) Stucco; 6 (3) Glass; 7 (4) Natural or cementous stone; 8 (5) Specifically designed pre-cast concrete units whose surfaces have been integrally treated 9 with an applied decorative material or texture; 10 (6) Factory fabricated fiber cement panel materials; 11 (7) Other materials as may be approved by the Planning Commission and City Council given the 12 building's use and context. 13 (B) Accent Exterior Materials. Exterior wall finishes on any building may consist of one or more of the 14 following accent materials combined limited to 30 percent of each side of a building facade: 15 (1) Wood 16 (2) EIFS 17 (3) Metals 18 (4) Vinyl 19 (5) Other materials as may be approved by the Planning Commission and City Council given the 20 building's use and context. 21 (C) Roofing Materials. 22 (1) Pitched and sloped roofs—Asphalt shingles, standing seam metals, or metal shingles 23 designed to resemble asphalt shingles. (minimum pitch?) 24 (2) Flat roofs—Any material commonly used for flat roofs provided the wall parapet is at least 25 six inches above the roofline. (Maximum pitch?) 26 27 585 Commercial Fencing 28 Fencing Materials. The following fence materials are permitted on business properties: 29 (1) Vinyl coated Chain Link 30 (2) Privacy fences constructed of wood or a maintenance-free composite material 31 (3) Extruded aluminum,wrought iron, or a similar durable decorative fence material. 32 rB) Prohibited Fencing Materials. The following fence materials are prohibited on business 33 properties: 34 (1) Barbed wire, concertina wire, or the like 35 (2) Exposed galvanized metals 36 (3) Electric fencing 37 (4) Any material not typically intended for use or construction as a fence such as, but not 38 limited to, pallets or plywood. 39 (5) Snow fencing between April 1 and October 31. 40 Design Standards 41 (1) All posts and support structures for fencing must be located on the inside of the fence. 42 (2) The maximum height of commercial fencing is 8 feet. This limit is waived when used in 43 conjunction with a commercial outdoor recreation use where a taller fence is needed for 44 containment of tennis balls,golf balls, and the like. 45 (D) Setbacks and Placement 46 (1) Other than fences required for screening outdoor storage areas or in the 12 district, no 47 fencing over 4 feet in height shall be located closer to the right-of-way line for any 48 business use than the plane of the building. 49 Page 82 of 147