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3.4 Building Fagade Treatments: • Visually interesting and articulated designs as opposed to flat and unadorned treatments are required on each fagade. Design features should be utilized to lessen the impact of two-story fapades. • The building design on all elevations should be coordinated with regard to color, texture, materials, finishes, and architectural form and detailing to achieve design harmony and continuity. • Fiat two-story wall elevations are discouraged. Side and rear elevations will be judged just as critically as the street elevations during the design review proc- ess. The degree of design detailing, variation, and finish shown on the front elevation shall be carried through to the side and rear building elevations. • All door and window openings should be properly trimmed. Trim should be compatible with the architectural style of the structure. • Avoid overmixing the number and variety of materials and window types used on the structure. 3.5 Roof Design: • Roof shape, color, and texture shall harmonize with the color and architectural treatment of the structure's exterior walls. Avoid overmixing hip-style roofs, gable-style roofs, and shed-style roofs, and changes in roof pitches when de- signing the structure's roof lines. • Limited flat roofs are allowed where appropriate to an acceptable architectural form. 3.6 Garage Doors: Minimize the visual impact of garage doors on the front building elevation by pro- viding side-entry or angled-entry garages, by placing the garage door behind the living area wall plane, by locating the garage as detached or breezeway-connected detached ga- rage behind the home, or by integrating the garage door design with a courtyard, entry portal, etc. The garage doors on Parcel Two shall not be visible to Dennis Drive or Picard Avenue. Section 4.0 Materials/Colors: In an effort to maintain a continuity of identity, high quality, and high material integrity, the following materials and/or colors are encouraged and discouraged. PUD-27, Design Guidelines Page 3 of 8 per Planning Commission: June 25, 2003