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Respect the existing <br /> historic proportions of <br /> windows and openings. APPROPRI4,TEk Nar AMO' TE <br /> IN <br /> Vaticaily Hotizonttay <br /> proportioned mpoilioned <br /> Widows windows <br /> 6. The use of metal window frames is discouraged. If used,they should be recessed <br /> with wood window trim constructed around the frame to provide window depth <br /> consistent with the character of the historic neighborhood. <br /> 7. Vinyl-covered wood windows, which have the depth and solidness of a wood <br /> sash, are acceptable. <br /> 8. Windows with frames made of vinyl, fiberglass or similar materials may be used <br /> on new construction,but they should be recessed and wood window trim <br /> constructed around the frame to provide window depth consistent with the <br /> character of the historic neighborhood. <br /> 9. Front doors should be consistent with the architectural style of the house and the <br /> neighboring homes. <br /> 10. Front doors and porches should be located several steps above ground level. An <br /> exception to this may be granted if the adjacent houses have fewer steps to the <br /> porch. <br /> F. Exterior Materials <br /> Historic exterior building materials reflect the craftsmanship of the era in which they <br /> were used. The abundant timber and the New England building traditions set the tone for <br /> the neighborhood. The predominant exterior building material is horizontal wood siding <br /> in a maximum width of 6 inches. The texture and pattern of wood siding enhances the <br /> visual qualities of the streetscape. Some Tudor style homes are present with a <br /> combination of wood and stucco exterior, and some later Craftsman homes have <br /> �C) <br /> 21 <br />