8 Exterior Materials
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Intent • Maintain historic feeling within the Central Business District. • Promote the use of sustainable materials. • Avoid materials that do not fit with the context, scale or texture of the existing conditions.
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Zones 3 & 5 a with restrictions1 with restrictions1 a with restrictions3 a asee notes4 a with restrictions1 a with restrictions1 a a asee notes4 prohibited with restrictions2 a(see incentives) prohibited a prohibited a a prohibited prohibited a
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Zone 2 a with restrictions1 with restrictions1 a with restrictions3 a asee notes4 a with restrictions1 a with restrictions1 a a asee notes5 prohibited with restrictions2 a(see incentives) prohibited prohibited prohibited a a prohibited prohibited a
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Zone 1 a with restrictions1 with restrictions1 prohibited with restrictions3 a asee notes4 a with restrictions1 a with restrictions1 a a asee notes5 prohibited prohibited prohibited prohibited prohibited prohibited a a prohibited prohibited a
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Table 8-A a= allowed Exterior Materials Brick Concrete, plain Concrete, colored Concrete, stamped Metal Siding Stamped Tin Copper Terra Cotta Precast Concrete Limestone Stucco Aluminum Storefront Vegetated (Green) Walls Wood Shingles Wood Lattice Curtain Wall Synthetics/Plastics Faux Rock/Fieldstone Concrete Masonry Units Mirrored/Colored Glass Stained Glass Wood Siding Exposed Aggregate Vinyl Siding Stained Glass
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Standards (required): 1. Exterior building materials shall be as allowed as shown in Table 8-A.
Zone 4 a with restrictions1 with restrictions1 a with restrictions1 a asee notes4 a with restrictions1 a with restrictions1 a a asee notes4 prohibited with restrictions2 a(see incentives) prohibited a prohibited a a prohibited prohibited a 27