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<br /> PROPOSED PROJECT
<br /> The applicant requests Design Review approval to construct an approximately 5,006-square-
<br /> foot, two-story residence with an approximately 1,262-square-foot attached garage (see the
<br /> partial Site Plan in Figure 3). Table 1 summarizes the development standards for new
<br /> construction as prescribed in the Estates on Oak Ridge Architectural Design Guidelines and
<br /> provides a comparison of the subject proposal to those standards.
<br /> Proposed Architecture
<br /> The proposed residence is designed in a French Country architectural style. The design
<br /> guidelines indicate this architectural style typically features steep roof pitches with hip and
<br /> gable elements, porches and verandas, divided-light windows, stucco walls combined with
<br /> brick or stone, arched windows, shutters and light earth tone colors. In this case, the residence
<br /> exhibits steep roof pitches with gable elements, a large front porch, smooth stucco and
<br /> horizontal siding (on dormers) walls combined with stacked stone. The body color is light tan
<br /> with light and dark brown trim. The roof is gray-colored composition shingle.
<br /> P19-0390, 4 Winding Oaks Drive Planning Commission
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