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4.1 Exterior Walls: Encouraged: Cement plaster, stone or brick masonry, cast concrete, shaped plaster, and tile. Dimensional lumber siding is allowed but requires adequate painting, staining, preservation and maintenance to insure against uneven weathering or severe checking and/or splitting. Synthetic materials made from recycled product, e.g., Hardi-Plank cementitious board siding are encouraged if a high quality appearance is achieved. Sheet siding such as plywood or maso- nite may be allowed, but must be used in conjunction with sufficient masonry and trim accents to maintain an overall high quality appearance. Discouraged: False fiber board stucco, metal siding, vinyl siding, unfin- ished wood, exposed plain concrete block, and flat sheet siding such as ply- wood or masonite. 4.2 Roofs: · Encouraged: Barrel and flat terra cotta clay tile, flat integral color concrete tile, slate, and high quality composition shingles. Discouraged: Sheet roofing, metal roofing, synthetic wood shakes or shin- gles, high glazed clay tile or glossy painted concrete tile, or fiberglass or hard- board shingles. 4.3 Windows and Skylights: Encouraged: Clear or tinted glass, dark anodized or painted frames, wood frames, flat clear or tinted skylights integrated into the building architecture and with frames that blend with the roof, and multi-paned windows used on all sides of the structure. · Discouraged: Reflective glazing and clear anodized, mill-finished alumi- num frames, or "bubble" skylights. 4.4 Colors: The structure's color scheme should be compatible with but should not duplicate the color schemes used on adjacent homes. · Encouraged: Warm-toned colors. · Discouraged: Stark white, bright pastels, pink, and/or bright intense primary colors in a large expanse, etc. Trim colors may deviate from this restriction. PUD-27, Final CC Design Guidelines Page 4 of 8 September 2, 2003