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• Encourage variety of color, texture and <br />materials to complement other <br />streetscape elements. <br />• Conceal service entries, loading <br />facilities and mechanical services from <br />view along public streets as much as <br />possible. <br />Create a continuous building edge for <br />the majority of street frontage, visually <br />connecting adjacent buildings with <br />complimentary fagade treatments — in <br />limited areas where gaps occur, <br />architectural treatments, windows and <br />detailing of side fagades should match <br />front fagade. <br />Small Front Yards. <br />Window and Doors: Downtown <br />Neighborhood <br />Downtown Centerville <br />Master Plan & Development Guidelines <br />• Maximize glass openings for all ground <br />level, street front fagades, especially for <br />retail, restaurant and other commercial <br />uses. <br />• Provide real window openings for all <br />street facing fagades. <br />• Provide recessed entries wherever <br />possible. <br />• Use clear or lightly tinted glass for all <br />windows and doors — mirrored, reflective <br />or highly tinted glazing is unacceptable; <br />faux windows are not allowed. <br />• Provide primary access doors facing <br />public streets. <br />Materials: Downtown Neighborhood <br />• Provide a diverse mix of materials, <br />applied in a variety of proportions, <br />exposures and detailing within a block, <br />or along a street. <br />• Encourage durable, high quality <br />materials - local sources if available. <br />January 4, 2006 Page 29 of 34 <br />