Ordinance 3312-13 - Laserfiche WebLink

c. Service areas should be screened from view of public right-of-way and screened with compatible architectural features and walls, and/or dense landscaping. d. Trash enclosures should not be visually prominent from the public view of the site. 5. Building Design a. Building entrances. Primary building entrances should be easily identifiable and relate to human scale. i. Locate main entrances to be clearly identifiable from primary driveways and drop-offs. For example: a) Design building entrances to contrast with the surrounding wall plane. b) Consider tinted glass, painted doors, or recessed features that will create a shaded effect. c) Create a frame around doorways, by changing materials from the primary facade material. ii. All building entrances shall be well-lit. iii. Consider using building entranceways as a transition from the building to the ground. Incorporate walls, terraces, grading and plant materials to accomplish this transition. b. Ground floor windows with clear, "vision" glass are required for all office and commercial uses, including those office and commercial uses that are contained within manufacturing uses. A minimum of 30% of the portion of the façade abutting the office and commercial uses shall be comprised of windows with clear"vision" glass. 6. Building Materials Building exterior materials shall be factory finished, stained, integrally colored, or otherwise suitably treated. Materials may include: • split face or fluted concrete masonry units (CMU) • factory glazed concrete masonry units (CMU) • face brick • stone veneer, • insulated glazing and framing systems. • architectural pre-cast concrete • painted or stained site-cast concrete • architectural concrete • factory finished, standing seam metal roofing (for application to pitched roof systems only) • EIFS • architectural metal Do not use glossy metal 7. Mechanical Equipment 34