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ATTACHMENT 6 61 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. Siding must reflect in texture and color that which is typical of the area and region. Roof Lines 2 �' The roof design must be considered as a component of the• 16 overall architectural design theme and must be taken into �,�.; -- I consideration during the initial design phase for the 1%.._ '' structure(s). ��' ,' Nearly vertical roofs (A frames) and piecemeal mansard roofs I (used on a portion of the building perimeter only) must not be utilized. Mansard roofs must wrap around the entire perimeter of the structure. All rooftop mechanical equipment, vents, ducts,and communication antennas and towers must be screened V� from view or designed and installed in a manner using materials y��.� ♦� and colors compatible with the building architecture.All such l ;t/ �� equipment must be located below the highest vertical element `z of the building, with the exception of tower-type t� r communication antennas which do not exceed a height of 15 feet from base to top. Except for standing rib metal roofs and copper roofs,the following roof materials must not The need to screen roof*equOment must be used: be taken ,a'uo canseerahim atr k;dzr *de a/destn phase°fa structrrr. Corrugated metal; Highly reflective surfaces; and illuminated roofing. Rooftop solar collectors,skylights,and other reflective rooftop building elements must be designed and installed in a manner which prevents reflected glare. Solar panels must be integrated into the roof design,flush with the roof slope. Frames must be colored to complement the roof. Natural • aluminum frames are prohibited. Support solar equipment must be enclosed and screened from view. Economic DevelopvreentDistrrcts Desert Manual Pie 3.1.7