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57 Article 6: Development standards Section 6.5: Architectural Design Standards r d'1, "�itl -i (- zkAP, IIIG TO t3F_ lH1Si_ NI_l t) HER— Figure 6.5.1.C.5: Architectural Scale irtervets a�t:� z sca# ate ira�l;ari t, t +ik#i� ,Fr (c) All building elevations are to be architecturally treated so as to avoid long, "unarticulated" or blank facades. (6) Building Setbacks and Height 7 (a) A variety of building and parking setbacks shall be provided in order to avoid long monotonous building facades and to create diversity. (b) Placement of structures which creates opportunities for plazas, courts, or gardens is encouraged. Setback areas can be used to provide space for patio areas. (7) Exterior Finish Materials The following standards apply to new non - residential development in all Economic Development Districts: (a) Exterior finish materials must conform to and be in harmony with the exterior design of neighboring structures and the overall design of improvements described throughout these guidelines. (b) Building exteriors must be constructed of materials which are sufficiently durable to guarantee low maintenance and a reasonable life span, and to withstand abuse by vandals or accidental damage from machinery. (c) Exterior materials must have an attractive texture, pattern or quality of detailing. Acceptable building materials include those which appear natural in texture and color such as stone, unpainted brick, wood, and textured concrete. (d) Siding must reflect in texture and color that which is typical of the area and region. (8) Roof Lines and Materials The following standards apply to new non - residential development in all Economic Development Districts: 6d7 Specific building setbacks noted in Article 3 Orange County, North Carolina — DRAFT Unified Development Ordinance Page 6 -34