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<br /> Figure 30. Private yard space must be provided for all detached single-family dwellings.
<br /> G. Building Design
<br /> 1. Intent
<br /> a. To reinforce the historic residential character of the area.
<br /> b. To reduce the apparent bulk and scale of large buildings.
<br /> c. To enhance the pedestrian environment.
<br /> d. To encourage the incorporation of design details into building facades that are
<br /> attractive at a pedestrian scale.
<br /> e. To promote architectural variety that adds visual interest to the neighborhood.
<br /> f. To promote the use of durable materials which are appropriate for residential use and
<br /> which reduce long term maintenance costs and depreciation.
<br /> 2. Standards and Guidelines
<br /> a. Building entrance.
<br /> (1) Location of the entrance. The main entrance to each structure must face the
<br /> street. The following are exceptions:
<br /> (a) On corner lots the main entrance may face either of the streets or be
<br /> oriented towards the corner.
<br /> (b) For buildings that have more than one entrance, the planning director may
<br /> require only one of the entrances to face the street,provided the building
<br /> design meets the intent of the standards.
<br /> (c) Entrances may face a shared landscaped courtyard, where the courtyard has
<br /> a prominent walkway connecting directly to the public sidewalk. The
<br /> courtyard and front yard access to the courtyard must be a minimum of 16
<br /> feet wide, except that porches may extend into the 16 foot wide area as
<br /> shown in Figure 33.
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