The existence of uniform narrow lots in the Kenton Downtown Historical District area naturally sets up a strong rhythm of buildings to open space.
Historically, any structure built on more than one lot used vertical facade elements to maintain and vary the overall rhythm on the street rather than interrupting the rhythm with a long, monotomous facade. The directional emphasis of new construction should relate to that of existing adjacent structures.
(Ord. 88-005. Passed 3-14-88. )