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d) Balconies and stairwells —All stairwells, porches, balconies, and elevator shafts shall be contained within the <br />footprint of the building and shall be incorporated into the design of the fagade using consistent and compatible <br />materials and design. Porches located on galleries in VMU or MU zoning districts are exempt from this <br />provision. <br />Balconies not contained within the Balconies integrated into the facade: Balconies and stairways contained within the footprint of <br />footprint of the building and of a oppropriol.c the building and incorporated into the design of the facade: <br />different material and design: oppropriol.c <br />inappropriate <br />e) Quality Building Amenities —The intent is to ensure that taller buildings are of the highest quality. The following <br />shall apply to buildings over three (3) stories. <br />i) Elevators shall be required. <br />ii) Stairways and corridors shall be located in an enclosed space. <br />f) Building entries- The intent is to provide human - scaled entries that are prominent and highly visible from other <br />buildings and public areas with safe alignment of sidewalks and paths. <br />i) At least 50% of all ground - level, street - facing units shall have a street - oriented front entrance. <br />ii) Building entries next to a street or parking area must be pedestrian scaled in relation to building size and <br />covered via canopies or overhangs. <br />iii) Doors, windows, entranceways, and other features such as corners, setbacks, and offsets can be used to <br />create pedestrian scale. Doors shall be fully articulated with the use of such elements as pilasters, columns, <br />fanlights and transoms. <br />iv) Primary entries shall be fully visible and easily accessible. <br />v) No garages shall be allowed on facades fronting streets. <br />g) Glazing and transparency —The intent is to provide relief, detail and variation on facades through the use of <br />window architectural styling that lends human scale to the building type and increases safety by providing eyes <br />on the street. All exterior walls and elevations on all floors of multiple household buildings must contain <br />operable windows except when necessary for health or safety such as fire separation. <br />i) Street - facing facades shall have a minimum glazed area of 20 percent. All other building facades shall have a <br />minimum glazed area of 10 percent. <br />ii) In order to provide relief and variation, a minimum of two (2) of the following requirements for windows <br />shall be met: <br />(1) Windows shall be accented with a drip cap, sill, and trim. The drip cap shall be a minimum of three (3) <br />inches in height and one (1) inch in depth; sills shall be a minimum of three (3) inches in width. Trim shall <br />be a minimum of two (2) inches in width and one (1) inch in depth; <br />13 <br />
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