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4. Fenestration at the first -floor level which is recessed horizontally.at least one foot (1') into the fagade. 930.0,. Architectural variety. The use of a variety of architectural features and building materials is. encouraged . 'give each building or .group of buildings a distinct character. When accent colors 'ate proposed, themumberof colors should be limited to prevent gaudy appearance. 9.10.7. Materials. All buildings shall be constructed with. raterials that are attractive- in appearance, durable with a permanent f"uiish, and of high quality.. New mixed -use or commercial buildings erected within the .Gateway District shall be of masonry construction, an equivalent; or better. Exterior building materials shall. be classified as. either. primary, secondary, or accent materials. Primary materials shall cover at: least sixty percent (60%) of the fagade of a. building. Secondary .materials may cover no more than thirty percent (30%) of the .€agade, Accent materials may include door and window frames, lintels, cornices and other minor .elernents, and may cover no more rhan..ten percent (1.0%) of the facade. A) Primary materials may be face brick, stone, glass, architectural concrete or precast concrete units (integrally colored. blogk.:or.textured. block),. provided that surfaces are molded, serrated examples or treated with a textured material in :order to :give the wall surface .a three- dimensional character. B) Secondary materials may be decorative block or integrally colored stucco, fiber cement: siding (integrally colored or painted) %vith, hidden seams. Synthetic stucco may be used as :a secondary material. on upper floats only: .C) Accent materials may be wood, metal:or fiber cement when used in trim, fasciabr.swfit if appropriately integrated into the overallbuilding design and not situated in areas which will be subject to physical or environmental damage. D) Prohibited Materials. No buildings shall be..constructed of sheet. aluminum, asbestos, iron, steel, corrugated metal, plastic or fiberglass siding. lace materials which rapidly deteriorate or become unsightly such as galvanized metal or unfinished. structural clay tile axe' not permitted. 9.10.8 Colors: Colors. used for exterior surfaces: shall :be harmonious. with: surrounding development and shall visually reflect the .traditional concept of the town center. Contrasting colors should be. used to emphasize architectural detail.. Where a development plan proposes multiple buildings,. the plan shall carry over colors and materials across .adjacent buildings. 9.1.0.9 Rbofs.. The predominant. roof shape in the. Neighborhood Center subzone is flat with articulated parapets; the predominant roof shape in the Neighborhood General subzone is peaked. Roof shapes. in. the Neighborhood Nfixed-L.se.subzone. should achieve a gradual transition betweenthe tavo roof types, 9..10.10 Outdoor. Storage. There shall be no outdoor. storage of either materials or products .except through the issuance of a conditional use permit. 9.10.11 Screening. Property boundaries abutting property that is not .included within the Gateway District shall have significant dense vegetative screening. 9.10:12 Signage:. Signage should be integrated as an architectural element, -with attention given to the color, scale and orientation of all proposed signs in relation to. the overall design of the building. Signs shall conform to the regulations in Section 19 of the Zoning Ordinance.