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COUNTY -WIDE CERTIFICATE OF APPROPRIATENESS
Screening fencing
DESIGN CRITERIA
Height
Height should be
8 -foot tall privacy fence is standard and appropriate.
as low as possible
while maintaining
full screening.
Size/Scale
Lengths of 80' or
Length of fence
At 72 feet long, the length of the proposed fence is
more must provide
should be
monolithic and may need reliefs, material variation,
variation by using
mitigated
or massing breaks to mitigate the vastness of the span.
changes in height,
through surface
different material
relief, either in
combinations,
detail or
projections
massing.
forward or back,
piers, other similar
features, or a
combination of
these.
Structure Design
Minimize the place
Detailing should
The style is utilitarian— vertical planks interspersed
of the fence
be used to
with pickets topped with hipped caps — and lacking in
structure in the
mitigate surface
decorative elements. While the pickets are shown in
landscape. Design
and texture.
the plan view, they are not shown in the elevations
and detailing
(AS 1.1) provided. They should be added to the
should be simple.
elevations, as the presence of the pickets will greatly
Fences along
mitigate the monotony of the 72 -foot length of the
pedestrian routes
proposed fence span.
should be scaled
and detailed
relative to human
size.
Materials
Possible fence
No chain link
Neither chain link nor vinyl are proposed; no barbed
materials include
with or without
wire or razor wire are proposed either. The proposed
wood, wood
vinyl slats. No
material is a synthetic composite: Certainteed
composite, stone,
barbed wire,
`Simtek,' Ashland series in `Nantucket Gray.' A
brick, decorative
razor wire or
sample is required to verify the appearance of this
concrete block,
similar devices.
material.
metal panels, or a
Length and
combination of
visibility of
these materials.
fence will be
considered in
determining
appropriate
fence material.
Fence material
The design does not correspond in either material or
should match or
color with the building; the use of brick would better
complement the
integrate the fence with the building, even if it was
materials found on
used as a 2-3' foundation for the synthetic fencing
the building and/or
atop. A cedar or dark brown color choice for the
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adjoining
synthetic material would better relate to the building
structures or
walls.
landscape.
Fence materials
While the choice of `Nantucket Gray' looks
should have a
weathered, staff is unaware of how the color might
proven track
last through the years. Similarly, staff is not aware of
record of durability
how durable the polyethylene plastic is, but the
and longevity
brochure for the product asserts that it "never need[s]
relative to color
painting or staining and will not warp, fade, or crack."
retention and
overall appearance.
Colors
Color should be
No shiny,
The proposed color, `Nantucket Gray,' is a neutral
neutral — for
reflective
color that appears, according to the product brochure,
example: gray,
finishes. Flat
as a matte color. A sample is required for further
brown, or black. A
finishes are
verification.
white screening
required.
fence will rarely be
appropriate.
Planting
Planting should be
Placement of
The fence length is 72 feet. Five sweetbay magnolias
used in masses to
planting shall be
are proposed: two at either end of the fence and three
mitigate the visual
sufficient to
across the 72 -foot span. 12 `soft touch' Japanese
impact of the
allow for proper
hollies are proposed interspersed with the trees: 8 on
length of the fence.
plant growth.
the south side (the 72 -foot span), two on the east side
and two on the west side (16 -foot spans each).
Fences longer
Although on -center distances have not been provided,
than 40' shall
the south elevation (AS 1.1) suggests that every 24
include one
feet (or a third of the length of the fence) holds at
evergreen tree or
least one tree and two shrubs. This meets the second
3 shrubs for
criteria to the left.
each 40 -foot
section or
While the choice of evergreens is appropriate for
portion thereof
year -around screening, the hollies will only achieve a
planted on the
mature height of 3 feet, which will do little to mitigate
public side.
an 8 -foot tall fence. Similarly, the magnolias are not
massed but equally spaced, and spaced too distantly
(as per the rendering of the south elevation) to
sufficiently screen the bulk of the fence.
Location
Areas requiring
The proposed location is to the (south) side of the
screening should
building. The 16 -foot side of the fence is set back
be placed behind
from the building fagade (approximately 16 feet,
buildings, as
although the distance cannot be verified without
viewed from the
scalar plans) and 69 feet from the right-of-way (the
EC. If buildings
application says 90 feet from the curb of the street).
are not available
for screening, areas
and features to be
screened should be
located as far from
the EC as possible.
Locating screening
N/A
fences along
pedestrian paths
should be limited.
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COUNTY -WIDE CERTIFICATE OF APPROPRIATENESS
New structure/site lighting & changes to existing structure/site lighting
DESIGN CRITERIA
Height
Pole height shall be compatible with
3 wall -mounted lights proposed;
building height. Typically, height shall not
note reads "full cut off light
exceed 20'. 15' is appropriate for most uses.
fixture no greater than 20
footcandles at ground." Height
on building wall (south/side
elevation) not provided.
Intensity
A maximum of 30 footcandles may be
Note asserts fc will not be about
approved for display uses. Lower light
20, but a photometric plan will
levels will apply to other uses.
be required for review.
Colors
Fixtures and poles shall have a dark brown,
Color not specified
dark bronze or black finish. Other dark
colors, if coordinated with the building (for
example, hunter green), may be approved.
Lamp type
Incandescent, quartz halogen, fluorescent,
Manufacturers' specifications
mercury vapor, metal halide, high pressure
needed
sodium, low pressure sodium, and LED
lamps may be approved. However, a
consistent appearance is required within a
development.
Planting/Screening
Planting may be required to reduce impacts
N/A
of glare.
Rooftop Lighting
Height and intensity of rooftop pole lights
N/A
shall be minimized to the greatest extent
possible. Light shall not spill over outside
the walls of the structure.
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Architectural Review Board
Concept Plan/Advisory Review Checklist for Completeness
® (8) collated copies of all information unless otherwise indicated.
A. Written description of the proposal
® Provide a general description of all proposed work.
® Explain how the proposal is compatible with the surrounding area and the Entrance Corridor.
B. Sketch plan showing the following (drawn to the scale of 1"=20', clearly legible and folded):
® Location(s) of proposed building(s) on the site.
® Schematic layout of parking, travelways, and other improvements.
❑ Location of existing and proposed tree lines. Individually identify trees of 6 -inch caliper or greater.
® Existing and proposed topography and conceptual grading drawn with contour intervals of 5 -feet or
less, and with sufficient offsite topography to describe prominent and pertinent off-site features and
physical characteristics, but in no case less than 50 -feet outside of the site.
® Sheet number, total number of sheets, date of the drawings, date and description of the latest
revision, and contact information for the firm preparing the drawings in the title block on all drawings.
C. Appearance of the proposed building(s)
® Show a representation of the appearance of the proposed building(s). This may include architectural
elevations, perspective sketches, or photos of the proposed building(s). These documents should
provide a basic understanding of:
® The size, form and scale of the building.
® The architectural style of the building.
❑ �he proposed building materials and color(s).
D. Additional material
® Provide labeled, color, 8-'/2" x 11" photographs of the site as seen from both directions on the
Entrance Corridor.
® Signatures
Commented [HM 11: Not provided. A detail is also needed in the
concept plan set.