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1. Outdoor Spaces: The individual buildings on the individual sites within this development should be sited so as to shape outdoor spaces and to frame views from the street and cul-de-sac to the outlying areas including the Arroyo, The spaces between buildings should be varied in size and shape, and should be designed to consider use, circulation, and views. 2. Collections of Buildings and Garage Placement: The views of garages from the public street should be minimized. a. Unless otherwise required by the PUD development plan, detached accessory structures located in rear yards shall maintain a five-foot minimum rear yard and side yard setback. b. Detached accessory structures and/or garages shall be separated from the primary homes by at least five-feet. A low-profile - not to exceed a maximum height of 15-feet - covered breezeway of porch-type design may be constructed between the home and the detached structure/garage to provide protection from rain and to visually integrate the primary and accessory structures. c. Tandem parking within a garage for not more than two consecutive cars may be permitted. 3. Driveways: Driveways should be minimized in terms of appearance and sited where possible to open views between properties and looking off-site. a. Driveways should be constructed of materials other than asphalt. Earth-toned and textured surfaces - stone or colored concrete with simple stamped patterns - which complement the home exterior building materials and colors should be pro- vided. b. Auto-courts, Hollywood drives, Hollywood drives with front yard parking parallel to the street and/or cul-de-sac, and circular drives are not permitted. Building and Architectural Guidelines Variety in building fonn is a critical element in how the overall development will appear from off-site views. The building surfaces on all sides are to be rich in texture and omamentation, 1. Model Types: Variety in model types and model variations is crucial for visual interest. JR 06:035 Page 2 of 12