§ 70-104. Exterior materials.

Materials should be selected for suitability to architectural style. All sides of a house should relate to each other. The front should not look substantially different from the other sides. Using a few materials for a single purpose will establish a simple continuity of design.

(1)

Preferred.

A limited number of trim and accent materials

Brick, red clay or white

Materials used in a consistent manner throughout the building

Stucco

Where materials change, a change in wall planes or some architectural device to give a sense of transition

Wood

(2)

Discouraged.

Vinyl siding (subject to sample approval)

(3)

Prohibited.

Cedar shakes/shingles

Exterior surfaces inadequately treated with a full coat of paint or other appropriate finish coating

Faux stone siding

Half elevation treatment

Logs, milled or rough

Metal and aluminum siding

T-111

Unfinished, exposed concrete block

(Ord. No. 00-1, § 43, 3-10-00)