§ 155.312.030 EXTERIOR MATERIALS.
   (A)   Materials allowed. All exterior materials used for additions and new construction of any primary building in the multi-family residential and mixed-use zoning districts, and non-residential primary buildings in the R1 Zoning District, must allow for long-term durability and appearance. The use of uninterrupted plywood siding, unfaced particle board, OSB and/or vinyl as exterior siding material is prohibited.
   (B)   Board and batten. Vertically-oriented board and batten must consist of separate boards and battens that are installed together onto the building wall. Pre-fabricated sheathing or siding that simulates the board and batten appearance is not allowed.
   (C)   Stucco. For all multi-family and non-residential buildings, stucco may be used for a maximum of 50% of the street-facing building wall. The calculation of the building wall area excludes windows, doors and other building openings. This standard applies to all forms of exterior plaster, including stucco, concrete plaster, elastomer and other related materials.
(Ord. 885-C.S., passed 5-21-19; Am. Ord. 902 C.-S., passed 8-18-20)