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PAINTED), COEPtON BRICK A5ID STUCCO. Any other masonry units, as well as concrete or metal, are inapproprtate in all cases. - ACCENT OR TRIM MATER LALS AND FINISHES SHOULD BE WARM AND RICH. These include woad for detailing and Crim; wood or bronze-anodized alraBinum for window and s [orefront frames; and decorative metal or woad brackets. - USE OF COLOR for the various building elements and materials, as well as glazing solutions, should be guided by recommendations provided earlier. SIGNING AP1D ILLUMINATION: Sign types, placement, size, materials and Sllramination for new cons true [ion should generally follow the earlier guidelines. However, window signs and graphics should be limited [o retail businesses on the ground floor only. PEDESTRIAN AMENITIES AND SITE llIPROVEMENTS: New construction should include pedestrian amenities and site improvements, particularly landscaping, to provide a transition between commercial and residential areas. - BUILDING SETBACK AREAS SHOULD BE PREDOMINANTLY LANDSCAPED, NOT PAVED. Terraces, porches or patios should be buffered from the sidewalk by planting areas. - PARKING AREAS SHOULD BE SET BACK FROM THE STREET AND SIDEWALK AND ADEQUATELY SCREENED FROM VIEW. - OUTDOOR SITTING AREAS CAN ENHANCE Tlfl; SITE AND Tk{E BUILDING iF properly oriented with respect to sun, shade, convenience and view. - SERVICE AREAS SHOULD BE CLEARLY SET ASIDE, SUCH AS TRASH COLLECTION AND DELIVIRY. Trash storage areas should be completely enclosed and screened from public view. Loading docks and service entries should be kept clear of auto circulation and pedestrian entries. All areas should he well maintained. - LIGHTING SHOOED BE COMPATIBLE WITH ADJOINING RESIDENTIAL AREAS. du( ~W~~~ "DOwnlights" or shielded lighting should be used [o prevenc glare. - GUIDELINES FOR THE DESIGN AND MAINTENANCE OF OUTDOOR SPACES provided earlier also should be observed For new construction. The residential character of the existing site and building should be maintained when residences are converted to profes- sional office use. Other coomercial uses are not recommended, as they generate substantial traffic and noise and require additional parking and storage areas which adversely effect that character. PARKING SIIOUI.D BE ACCOMMODATED LN SIZE OR REAR YARDS, bur not in front yards. FRONT YARDS SHOULD BE MAINTAINED AND USED pREDOPIINANTLY AS LANDSCAPED SETBACKS free of fence -, or other structures. Paving sho be limited to walkways sufficient~`~~ [o approach the building from t street and [he driveway. ~ BUILDING ADDITIONS WHETHER ON THE FIRST OR SECOND FLOOR, IN THE FROfIL, SIDE OR REAR YARD, ARE INAPPROPRIATE IN A TRANSITIONAL AREA as [hey disrupt the established residential character of the neighborhood. pORMERS, FDRCxEe AND 9LANIE0.S qp0 INTLREhT N Dm~O1N~ V15181E Axp ANNENt1G RESIDENTIAL ROmF fORHY REUIN p1U5TIN6 1REbr DUIL4IN /L,1NfER NEW CONSTRUCTION MASSING WRN 516N Masamq for COIdx1ERCLV. BUILDINGS ov PETERS AVE. should "brvat~up' the buaamR into smaller masses ova aWL:e roof Corms vna Omer elRmevts sunllai to curtouaamR restaenttal buuam9s. utNp,cnacD 9ARKV16 AuPfh BUILDING MODIFICATIONS OR ALTERATIONS WHICH CHANGE 11iE RESIDENTIAL CHARACIER OF A STRUCTURE ARE INAPPROPRIATE IN A TRANSITIONAL AREA. These include rev or enlarged window and door openings, enclosure of Front porches, facade alte ra Clons or other modifications. ADJUSTABLE OR FIXED AWNINGS OF CANVAS MAY BE USED AT INDIVIDUAL WINDOW OA DOOR OPEN INGS 1D PROVIDE SHADE OR COLOR. They should no[ be continuous along the facade nor obscure or oppose the shape of the opening. FREESTANDING OR PARTIALLY SELF-SUPPORTING CANOPIES OR TRELLISES GAN PROVIDE RAIN AND/OR SUN PROTECTION AIANC WALKWAYS LEADING FROM PARKING AREAS 1D A REAA OR SIDE ENTRANCE, but are Snappropria[e for the front entrance of a residential building. APPROPRIATE SIGN TYPE, PLACEMENT AND SIZE The use of one sign Ss appropriate for qualifying properties. If it is a wall sign, then earlier guidelines should be observed. If ie is to de a freestanding sign, then [he following standards are appropriate: ~II~ ~i / RETMN EatcrrNN LANpSLA E LE ryENI ExtclAu MATVRE iREbs 51bN >ETBAG fROry 51OEKIAL w ' ~ UNDStAPED 'MONUMENT' TIpE PI"Ai1YE0. :j~'-.. SINN Bffh tNTERIALS 51MILAR W EKISTNV `/ ---., i REZIDEnce CONVERSION OF RESIDENTIAL STRUCTURES / xxonumeat of planter-type paia slRns atoula loot Iite paim¢aeat ova attractive aaaltions to the pare laaasCapm¢. - Maximum permitted sign area is twelve (12) square feet and maximum permitted he igh[ is four (4) fee C; - Sign face must be parallel [o principal street frontage, and must be set back at least one-third of the distance between [he front property line and the facade of [he exis[Ing structure; - Sign must be installed in a landscaped base; - Sign should inchrde materials and colors compatible with materials and colors of existing structure; and - Illumination of sign is prohibited. 10