Gulf Stream |
Code of Ordinances |
Subpart B. Land Development Regulations |
Chapter 70. GULF STREAM DESIGN MANUAL |
Article V. AREAWIDE STANDARDS |
Division 1. GENERAL ARCHITECTURAL STANDARDS |
§ 70-99. Roof design, slope and materials.
Roofs are a major visual element and should be carefully considered as to the proportion, texture, color and compatibility with both the house style and neighboring buildings. Similarities in roof types create a visual continuity in the streetscape and neighborhood. Broad low roof lines with overhanging eaves provide a reassuring sense of shelter and create shade for underlying windows.
(1)
Preferred.
Exposed gutters and downspouts painted to match adjacent roof or wall material
Exposed rafter tails
Flashing, vent stacks, and pipes painted to match adjacent building surface
Gutters and downspouts designed as a continuous architectural feature
Hip or gable roofs
Low pitched roofs (under 28° or 6:12 slope)
Roof material true to architectural style
Roof overhangs (two to 2½ feet)
Roof pitches over porches or ancillary structures (under 45° or 1:1 slope)
Simple roof geometry
Tile roof material
(2)
Discouraged.
Roof material uncharacteristic of architectural style or zoning district
"S"-shaped tile in some districts
Shed roofs
Steep slopes (over 45° or 1:1 slope)
Very low pitched roofs (less than 18° or 5:12 slope)
(3)
Prohibited.
Asphalt shingles except on existing polo cottages and homes with existing asphalt or wood shingles
Bright, unnaturalistic-looking roof material
Flat roofs visible over ten percent of total roof area, except when used at peaks to reduce roof massing
Gambrel roofs
Glazed skylights on the streetside
Inconsistent roofing materials visible from the exterior of the property, except approved accent materials
Mansard roofs
Metal roofs (except unpainted copper when used as a decorative accent or on minor accessory structures)
Non-earthtone colors (except white), for example: blue, peach, pink, teal or yellow
Primary color tiles and shingles
Roll tile and similar tile styles in all districts except Place Au Soleil
S-Tile in all districts except Place Au Soleil
Solar panels facing the street or waterway
Unnecessarily complex or monolithic roof design
All white tile other than flat cement tile
(Ord. No. 00-1, § 36, 3-10-00; Ord. No. 03-9, § 2, 10-10-03; Ord. No. 16/02, § 1, 5-13-16)