18.43.350 Building Design Treatments
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The official Pleasant View code is at https://www.pleasantviewut.gov/213/Municipal-Code.
Text pulled 2026-10-19 from this source.
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A. Primary facades shall incorporate three, and secondary facades two, of the following building
design treatments (or other treatments determined by the city to meet the intent of this section): 1. Color change applied to at least twenty percent of the facade. 2. Texture and/or material change applied to at least twenty percent of the facade.
3. Architectural banding. 4. Display windows a minimum of six feet high along at least fifty percent of the horizontal length of the first story of a facade. 5. Windows covering at least forty percent of a facade. 6. Arches or arched forms. 7. Ornamental and structural details that are integrated into the building structure. 8. Murals, which must be pre-approved by the City, which enhance the natural beauty of the surroundings or depict appropriate themes. B. All facades of a building shall be designed with consistent architectural style, detail, and trim features of the primary facade. Traditional style architecture is encouraged. C. Separate structures (accessory building, carwash, cashiers booth, canopies over gas pumps, etc.) on the site shall have the same architectural detail, design elements and roof design as the primary structure, including a comparable pitch or parapets for roofs, same cornice treatment, same materials and colors, etc. D. All materials selected must be of superior quality, in keeping with the intent of these requirements. All materials and colors must be submitted by the applicant for review and consideration by the city. (Ord. 2010-15, dated 5/25/10)