(A) Height. The height of any proposed alteration or construction shall be compatible with the style and character of the subject building and with surrounding structures in the Historic District.
(B) Relationship of building masses and spaces. The relationship of a structure within the Historic District to the open space between and adjoining structures should be compatible.
(C) Scale. The scale of the structure after alteration, construction, or partial demolition should be compatible with its predominant architectural style and character and with the surrounding structures in the Historic District.
(D) Proportions of windows and doors. The proportions and relationships between windows and doors should be compatible with the architectural style and character of the building or structure.
(E) Roof shape. The design of the roof, facia, and cornice should be compatible with the architectural style and character of the building or structure.
(F) Landscaping. Landscaping should be compatible with the architectural character and appearance of the building or structure.
(G) Directional expression. Facades in the Historic District should blend with other structures with regard to directional expression. Structures in the Historic District should be compatible with the dominant horizontal or vertical expression of surrounding buildings or structures. The directional expression of a building or structure after alteration, construction, or partial demolition should be compatible with its original architectural style and character.
(H) Architectural details. Architectural details including types of materials, colors, and textures should be treated so as to make the building or structure compatible with its original architectural style and character of the building or structure within the Historic District.
(I) New structures. New structures in the Historic District shall be compatible with the architectural styles and designs within the Historic District.
(Ord. O-97-01, passed 1-27-97; Am. Ord. O.23.07, passed 4-24-23)
Penalty, see § 151.99