§ 106.42.220. Single Dwellings

This Section provides standards for single dwellings, including manufactured homes, where allowed by Article 2 (Zoning Districts and Allowable Land Uses).

A.

Architectural standards. Each single dwelling, including a manufactured home, shall comply with the following architectural requirements:

1.

Exterior siding material shall be high quality wood, stucco, stone or masonry, including wood/stone/masonry veneers. Siding shall extend below the top of the foundation or to the finished ground, whichever is applicable. Low grade wood siding shall be prohibited.

2.

Each roof shall have eave and gable overhangs not less than 12 inches measured from the vertical side of the building.

3.

The exterior roofing surface shall be shingle, shake or tile types of roofing either in natural form or simulated from such materials as metal, plastic or concrete. Specifically excluded are built-up, roll roofs and corrugated, sheet or skin metal or plastic panels.

B.

Facade width. No dwelling shall have a smallest projected facade width of less than 20 feet, not including a garage. For the purposes of this Section "smallest facade width" means the smallest dimension attained by the parallel projection of the outside, insulated, enclosing walls of the building when projected from every direction.

C.

Kitchens. No single dwelling shall have more than one full kitchen.