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4.5 Metal Work: Section 5.0 Exterior metals including flashing, chimneys, vents, crickets, etc., shall be painted, anodized, or treated in a manner to prevent bright or highly reflective surfaces. Fences/~Valls: 5.1 Common Rear and Sideyard Fencing: May be constructed of wood, stone, plaster, concrete, or a combination of these materials. Fence heights and designs shall conform to the standards of the Plea- santon Municipal Code for the R-I-20,000 district, except that side and rear prop- erty line fences may be up to eight feet in height without Zoning Administrator approval if the top two feet is an open lattice or similar design treatment. Solid board fences over a height of six feet would require approval by the Zoning Ad- ministrator. 5.2 Interior Yard Walls and Fences: These walls and fences should be designed as an integral part of the home archi- tecture and the surrounding landscape elements. If the end of the fence or wall is visible, the end should return to expose a minimum 24-inch dimension. 5.3 Walls and Fence Materials Encouraged: · Walls finished with cement plaster, stone or brick, masonry, cast concrete, shaped plaster, or tile. · Fencing and omamental iron painted in muted, blended colors. · Dimensional lumber siding for fencing is allowed but requires adequate paint- ing or staining to insure against uneven weathering, or severe checking and splitting. · Sheet siding such as plywood or masonite may be allowed, but must be used in conjunction with sufficient masonry and trim accents to maintain and overall high quality appearance. 5.4 Walls and Fence Materials Discouraged: False fiberboard stucco, metal siding, vinyl siding, exposed plain concrete block, and flat sheet siding such as plywood or masonite. PUD-27, Final CC Design Guidelines Page 5 of 8 September 2, 2003