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PUD-112/1027 Rose Avenue Design Guidelines Page 2 Walls: Material should be horizontal siding and can have shingle siding accents. Windows: Windows should be primarily vertical in proportion, i.e. single or double hung. A series of windows can be placed together for wider spans. All windows should be recessed a minimum of 2 inches and trimmed with wood. Accent: Shutters, vents, corbels, knee braces, and wood posts are encouraged. Additional Materials: Masonry as a third material is encouraged to break up wall masses. Masonry can be used on entire wall faces as an accent feature, or partially on walls. Masonry can include stone or brick. Limestone, coolstone and similar materials are prohibited of the façade. Colors: Warm earthtones are encouraged. These can include beiges, sand, browns, and grays. Stark White on walls is prohibited. White can be used only as a trim color. Green Building/Cal Green: Homes must comply with current standards for both Green Building and Cal Green. A minimum 50 points is required for the Build-it- Green Checklist. Landscaping: Landscaping must comply with Bay Area Basics and meet the State of California low water regulations. One (1) 24" box street tree is required for Lots 1 and 4. Three (3) street trees are required for Lot 2. Street trees shall be similar to other neighborhood trees and will be planted when the specific lots are developed. Design Criteria -- Lot 3: Lot 3 includes the original Nolan Farms Residence. The architecture of this home can also be considered Rural Ranch. It consists of horizontal wood siding at the walls. The roof is comprised of low to medium sloped gables and hips and includes composition shingles. Wood trim is present around doors and windows, and the home includes a brick fireplace and chimney. The home also incorporates a covered porch at the front entry. Windows are currently vinyl framed, horizontal sliders. Any alteration or addition must comply with the setback and height limits specified above, whether currently compliant or not. A second story addition is allowed, but must be set back from the front façade. In addition, the following apply: Roofs: Gable and hipped forms of low to medium slope should be used. Material can be flat conrete tile or composition shingle. Dormers or shed roofs can be placed on one story elements. Retaining the covered front porch is encouraged.