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PUD-98-16 Final Residential Architectural Development Standards and Design Guidelines August 28, 2002 I. Goals A. Design of the home and accessory structures should be in keeping with the semi-rural neighborhood character of the area. B. The architectural design of the home including materials, detailing, style, and colors, should be high quality and complementary to the overall design. C. The mass, size, and scale of the building, including proposed setbacks, should be appro- priate for the area and physical features. D. The site plan, landscape, and home design should respect the surrounding features and preserve views of the hillsides and the golf course. E. The home and accessory structures should be sited and designed to complement adjacent architectural building style, building massing, and provide for privacy. II. Guidelines A. Site Planning 1. The house, accessory structures, and uses shall conform to the requirements of the R-I-20,000 zoning district regulations except as modified by the Happy Valley Specific Plan and these guidelines. 2. The design, location, and orientation of dwelling units should augment the physi- cal features of the land and adjacent structures. Design considerations shall in- clude: appropriate pad and floor elevations, views from proposed windows of ad- jacent yards and living spaces, and proper location relative to the trees and other structures. 3. The siting and height of homes and accessory structures located in the vicinity of the northem property line of the golf course properties shall be established based on providing the maximum view potential of the golf course from the southern Alisal Street area. 4. Golf course homes should be designed to enhance the view of the golf course area from the by-pass road. New golf course homes visible from the by-pass road should be designed and orientated to enhance the view of the area. August 28, 2002 Municipal Golf Course Properties' Design Guidelines Page 1 of 10