19.16.06 Architectural Design Standards, Residential. The following standards apply to all new multi-family and three-family residential development

1. Architectural wrap. a. Stone, brick, wainscot, and other front elevation materials shall be wrapped a minimum of two feet into interior side elevations. b. Stone, brick, wainscot, and other front elevation materials shall extend the full width of any street side yard, or façade abutting common open space. 2. Materials and colors. a. A minimum of three materials and three colors shall be utilized on front or street side elevations, building façades abutting common open space, or building facades abutting an arterial or collector road. A minimum of two materials and two colors shall be utilized on interior side and rear elevations. The roof shall not be considered a material or color. b. No more than 75 percent of any building elevation shall consist of any one material or color. The roof shall not be considered a material or color. c. Carports and similar structures shall be compatible in architectural design and details with the main residential structure through the use of at least two out of three of the same materials and colors. d. For each new three-family and multi-family residential building, all building facades abutting an arterial or collector road shall include either a porch pop out of at least 36 inches on every other residential unit or shall include a dormer gable on ever other residential unit. 3. Color Variation. a. Three-family, and multi-family developments containing more than five buildings shall be designed with at least two color palettes.