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I I I Section 4.4.2.1 Exterior Material CODstruetioD aDd DesigD Requirements for Buildings (a) Applicability. The standards and criteria contained within this section are deemed to be minimum standards and shall apply to all new construction, and to alterationsed~ remodeling or repair~ed (if the value of the work is more than 50% of the current value) construction of multi-family residential and nonresidential buildings within the City, except for those located v/ithin the Heavy Industrial zoning districts. Residential uses other than multi family are e)wmpted. (b) Exemvtion. The following properties are exempt from standards applied to exterior materials: (I) Property located within a Heavy Industrial zoning district; (2) Property located within the municipal airport; (3) Residential uses other than multi-family; (4) Property located within a light industrial district that abuts a Heavy Industrial zoning district; (5) Existing buildings located within light industrial districts that are not being expanded over 20% of existing gross floor area; and (6) Portions of building elevations that are not generally visible from public view (streets, trails, parks or similar property). (c) Exterior material standards. Exterior materials for buildings shall be classified as permitted either by right or by Conditional Use Permit. The official listing of exterior materials and their appropriate uses is found as an attachment to site preparation and building permits in the Technical Manual. (1) Permitted Wall }.{aterials. The following materials are permitted materials for exterior construction: (a) Rustic 'Nood (rough sa'.vn) (b) Stucco (c) Brick (d) Stone ( e) Stained or painted v/ood Page 19 of 50