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[“7 5;Ý;Œš¦’;“· /š7; /w¦·;©  ›5;Ez“z·zš“­œ <br />109. Exterior Features include the architectural style, general design and general arra <br />of a building or other structure, including, the kind and texture of th <br />of all windows, doors, walls, roofs, light fixtures, signs, othe <br />signs, the term exterior features means the style, material, size, and location of all signs. For <br />this Land Development Code, a change in exterior color is not deemed to be a change in <br />following definitions shall apply for building materials required for nonresidential exterior walls. The building <br />wall shall be defined as the portion of any exterior elevation o a building extending from the roof or parapet <br />to the ground and from one corner of the building to another but or <br />nonstructural elements which extend beyond the roof of a building and excluding void areas, such as doors <br />and windows. <br />a. Brick: a small (typically 4 inch by 8 inch, hard, solid or hollow mason <br />sun-dried clay or shale; or made of pressed sand and lime which is bonded together with mort <br />grout. <br /> <br /> <br />Clay bricks Solid and Hollow Sand and Lime Bricks Solid and <br />Typically tones of red and brown in color Hollow <br />Typically tones of gray in color <br />b. Stone: includes naturally occurring granite, marble, limestone, slate, river roc <br />hard and durable all weather stone that is customarily used in e <br />include cast or manufactured stone product, provided that such puct yields a highly textured stone- <br />like appearance, its coloration is integral to the masonry mater <br />demonstrated to be highly durable and maintenance free; natural <br />minimum thickness of two and five eighths inches when applied as a veneer. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />Stone with regularly Stone with irregularly finished shapes <br />finished shapes <br /> <br /> <br />