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Multi‐Family Residential Regulations  Page 27 of 30  <br />  <br />  <br />7.6 Non-Residential, Mixed-Use, and Multi-Family Residential Building Materials <br />(a) On pedestrian priority and pedestrian friendly frontages, primary building structures <br />shall have a minimum of 60% of the following primary building materials. In addition <br />the ground floor of the primary building structures shall have a minimum of 75% of <br />these materials: <br />a. Masonry (brick, stone, cast stone, etc.) <br />b. Stucco utilizing a 3-Step process of application <br />(b) On general frontages, primary building structures shall have a minimum of 40% of the <br />following primary building materials: <br />a. Masonry (brick, stone, cast stone, etc.) <br />b. Stucco utilizing a 3-Step process of application <br />(c) Secondary or Accent materials shall only be used for up to 40% of the primary <br />building façade for pedestrian priority and pedestrian friendly frontages. On <br />general frontages, up to 60% of the primary building façade shall be permitted. <br />a. Accent materials include: <br />1. Architectural sheet metal with matte finish <br />2. Cementitious fiber clapboard with a minimum 50-year warranty <br />3. Exterior Insulation Finish System (EIFS), on all frontages shall not be used on <br />the ground floor level. Use of EIFS is limited to 10% per façade. <br />(d) Accessory buildings shall maintain the same building materials as the primary building. <br />(e) For tilt-wall construction, a veneer system of materials shall be used to come into <br />conformance with the above listed materials. <br />(f) Canvas awnings are not permitted. <br />  <br />Section 9: Open Space Standards  <br />9.4 Permeable Area Requirement: <br />(a) All development is required to maintain a permeable ground area per Table 9-1. <br />Table 9-1 Permeable Area Requirements <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />(b) Permeable ground area shall be on-site within the parcel limits of the development. <br />(c) Up to 100% of Private Common Open Space may count towards the permeable ground <br />area if the materials and ground cover for the Private Common Open Space meets the <br />standards of permeability. <br />(d) Street screening for parking lots that utilize vegetative screening may count towards the <br />permeable ground area requirements. <br />(e) Permeable materials include: <br />District Min Pervious Lot Area <br />Neighborhood 40% <br />Transition 20% <br />TC, Retail, Office 10%