(A) If treated wood shakes and/or shingles are permitted for use they shall have a minimum Class “C” fire rating and be approved by the Chief Building Official. Documentation shall be provided that demonstrates to the satisfaction of the Chief Building Official that the treatment used will last for the life of the roof, is non-toxic, and will not be adverse to the public's health and safety if washed off the roofing material. In no case shall treated wood shakes and/or shingles be used for buildings which are adjacent to permanent open space areas. In addition, the use of wood shakes and/or shingles for homes at the perimeter of a residential project's phase shall be at the discretion of the Chief Building Official.
(B) Roofing materials used are to be archi-tecturally compatible with the buildings that they are placed on and with the surrounding neighborhood. The city shall have the discretion to review roofing materials proposed for new buildings, additions, and re-roofings to assure such compatibility.
(Ord. 897-C-S, passed 10-25-94) Penalty, see § 9-5.2904