(a) The following information shall be required, as applicable, with the application for a Certificate of Appropriateness:
(1) Site plan.
(2) Floor plan(s).
(3) Elevation of existing building(s) and elevation of the proposed changes.
(4) Color photographs of all four sides of the structure(s) and photographs taken from the main structure toward property line and adjacent buildings.
(5) Materials samples/manufacture's literature.
(6) Points of ingress and egress.
(7) Lighting detail.
(8) Building setback lines and easements.
(9) Additions or deletions to parking.
(10) Landscape additions or deletions.
(11) Zoning restrictions for the property.
(12) A descriptive narrative at least a paragraph long discussing the extent of the project.
(b) Nothing in this chapter shall be construed to prevent the ordinary maintenance or repair of any property within the areas regulated, provided such work involves no change in materials, design, texture, color or outer appearance; nor shall anything in this chapter be construed to prevent any change, including the construction, reconstruction, alteration or demolition of any feature which in the view of the Chief Building and Zoning Official is required for the public safety because of an unsafe, insecure or dangerous condition. A Certificate of Appropriateness is not required from the Chief Building and Zoning Official in connection with the performance of any routine maintenance consisting of:
(1) Re-painting of the same color.
(2) Replacement of damaged or worn-out materials with the same or comparable materials, which do not involve a color change.
(3) Any other ordinary or routine maintenance, which does not alter the exterior appearance of the property being maintained.
(c) Any deviation from the original, approved Development Plan, shall be considered an Amendment to the same and shall require approval as established in Chapter 1101.
(Ord. C33-01. Passed 5-21-01.)