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and protection provisions for heritage trees, if any are present on the homesite, should be provided; J. Show thc length, design, height, finish and location of all walls (retaining and freestanding) and fences. Both walls and fences must conform to the Silver Oaks Estates Master Fencing Plan; k. Show the proposed structures including accessory structures. 2. Floor Plans a. Indicate decks, patios, stoops, retaining walls, trash enclosures, air conditioning screening, front entry step sizes, materials and finishes, and all interior floor spaces; b. Walk-out basements should indicate windows, doors, patio areas, stoops, deck columns, retaining walls and roof pitches. 3. Roof Plan a. Indicate lower roof projections, roof overhangs, chimney and roof pitches. 4. Elevations a. Building elevations should be labeled to match the site plan orientation b. The elevations should show all sides, including hidden or courtyard elevations. All exterior elevations should be drawn with enough detail to allow the City Planner to make an effective review of the plan. All oblique elevations should be drawn "straight on". c. Item to be included in the elevation drawing are: (I) Identification of exterior material(s); (2) Roofpitch(es); (3) Plate height(s); (4) Window and door treatment(s) and operation; (5) Deck(s); (6) Chimney(s); (7) Exterior posts and railing(s); (8) Wall and fences that are an integral part of the elevation; (9) Street address numbers; (10) Fire alarm belles); (II) Downspout location(s); (12) Denote where color changes occur; (13) Provide primary exterior architectural details such as eaves, gables, corbels, window trim, etc. d. Show the proposed finish grades against elevations, garbage screens, air conditioner location, other screens, c. Show the maximum height from the existing grade to the uppermost roof peak. f. Note the architectural style on the drawings. 5. Elevation Renderings 2