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pear authentic and substantial in their construction. Materials and colors contribute sig- <br />nificantly to these characteristics. <br /> <br />Exterior Walls: Materials, design, and detailing should be carried through to all <br />four sides of the structure. <br /> <br />Materials: All buildings on each lot should have matching exterior stucco <br />wall materials, consisting of either plaster, stucco, stone, or manufactured <br />stone of the highest quality and authenticity. <br /> <br />Changes in Materials: Exterior walls should generally be the same from the <br />ground to the roof except for treatments around door jambs and windows. <br />A change in material around the base is not permitted. <br /> <br />Colors: Exterior building base colors should consist of warm, medium- <br />light to medium tones of ochre, sand, taupe, gray, beige, and tan. Colors <br />should have a reflectivity value of no greater than 30 percent, as specified <br />by the manufacturer. Trim colors should be compatible with base colors <br />and provide only subtle contrast. <br /> <br />Roof Materials: All of the buildings located on this cul-de-sac including accessory <br />structures should have similar roof materials consisting of either slate, authentic <br />manufactured slate, or flat concrete tile. Colors should consist of solid medium- <br />warm gray and brown tones of a flat, non-reflective nature. <br /> <br />Chimneys: Chimney articulation should be refined similar to door and window <br />opening surrounds. Chimneys may either be constructed of stone, brick, or the <br />stone material and color as the exterior walls of the building. Chimneys are en- <br />couraged to be located at the ends of buildings, centered on the roof peak. <br /> <br />Opening Articulation: <br /> <br />Where provided around openings, expressed lintels, jambs, and sills should <br />either be set flush to the exterior building walls or may consist of embedded <br />trim that may project up to one-half inch for lintels and jambs and one-inch <br />for sills. <br /> <br />Windows should fill the entire opening. <br /> <br />Articulation around dormer faces and main building entrances can be more <br />elaborate and project from the surface of the exterior walls. <br />Preferred materials for opening articulation are pre-cast concrete, stone, au- <br />thentic manufactured stone, or wood preferably heavy timber. Carved <br /> <br />Final Design Guidelines (Corrected) March 4, 2003 Page 5 of 13 <br /> <br /> <br />