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A streetscape view of the project frontage on St. John Street is included in Attachment 4 (sheet A0.1) and Figure 3. The townhomes are designed to include some architectural features found in other existing buildings along St. John Street and in Downtown. Most notably, architectural elements prominent in Craftsman architecture are proposed (e.g., inviting front porches, prominent porch supports, knee braces, and gable roofs). The roof designs include both side and front gable roofs, which create more variety in the design and break up the massing. The buildings would either feature stucco with stone or brick veneer or horizontal fiber cement lapped siding on the first floor walls and the second floor walls would feature stucco, horizontal fiber cement siding, and /or shingle siding with vertical or horizontal siding at the front and rear gable ends, and composition roofing. The proposed colors and materials of the buildings are brown and Tight grey earthtone colors and would complement the historic home and existing residences in the neighborhood. The southern rear units would have covered walkways leading to the front door and garages on the front elevation (Figures 3 and 4). Fi • ure 3: St. John Street Units Lots 7 -10 and Existin • Home Fi • ure 4: Southern Units Lots 1 -6 In order to allow flexibility in designing a project compatible with the physical features of a property, no minimum property development standards (e.g., setbacks, height, and FAR) apply to a PUD District. The applicant is proposing to rezone the property to a PUD District with the development standards shown in Table 1. Page 7 of 13