§ 70-103. Entrances.

Latest version.

Each architectural style has an ensemble of appropriate door types. Shapes and sizes should be considered in relation to the entire facade and architectural style. Columns, entablatures, sidelights, transoms, and pediments add detail and provide a sense of scale.
(1)

Preferred.

Appropriate scale and proportion

Corresponding to architectural style

Sturdy wood doors (panel, glazed, or combination)
(2)

Discouraged.

Over-elegant entrance/porte-cochere

Stained glass sidelights
(3)

Prohibited.

Etched glass

Two-story columns

Two-story porte-cochere

(Ord. No. 00-1, § 42, 3-10-00)

                    
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