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5. Columns, vents, gables and other details shall reflect those presented in this booklet. 6. Chimneys are to be located within the body of the house. 7. Garage doors shall be nine feet wide or under. Garage doors shall not face the street. HOW TO USE THE MANUAL This guide contains photographs, sketches, and text that depict residential structures from the four building styles. The information presented here is organized along four principal topic areas. Some repetition, in light of the shared elements among the building styles, may be noted. Construction materials are to reflect antecedents. Metal roofs, brick foundations, and wood siding are to be used, wherever appropriate. Other materials may be acceptable if designed to maintain traditional proportions. Information on the structure of the four building styles is presented in seven categories, building form, exterior materials, fagade treatment, fenestration, gables and vents, porch trim and eaves. General descriptions are included for each category. There are exceptions or variations within each category, and even some architectural examples that are not included. The illustrations have been selected as they highlight the most common, or signature, elements of each building style. The descriptions and details presented here will assist an applicant or designer to conform with the seven architectural elements described above as acceptable features and proportions are noted. The array of elements selected, however, should occur within a particular style, with the exception of shared or common elements. GUIDE TO TRIM AND FINISHING DETAILS Sketches of five trim and finishing details, including window, doors, columns, gables and vents, presented below provide simple illustrations of these building details. . z �9 WMDOWS ............................................. [�ev�cmiR Awwmc mRAL STAAvA Ds Pecs 03 Of- ............................................. [�ev�cmiR Awwmc mRAL STAAvA Ds Pecs 03