(a) New residential development should be similar in form, mass, lot coverage, and in proportion and scale to other surrounding structures in the immediate area, when possible; however, some differentiation from adjacent homes is encouraged.
(b) For larger massed residential development, techniques such as stepping back upper stories, off-setting secondary masses, dividing facades into smaller components, or varying materials should be considered to reduce the perceived mass of the structure.
(c) For visual variety, building massing for residential development should be varied by employing techniques such as but not limited to: recessed porches, bay windows, dormers, varying planes, or roof lines.
(Ord. 14-23. Passed 12-11-23.)