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of the City Code. This structure may be continued, but cannot be expanded or enlarged. Both buildings must be removed from the parcel prior to any redeveloped of the parcel, including expansion of the parking area from the southern parcel. 9.4 Building Setbacks. Building setbacks shall be as shown on the approved site development plan (Exhibit B). Building setbacks for any building on the site shall be a minimum of 30 feet from the west property line (front), 20 feet from the east property line (rear), 10 feet from the north property line (side), and 5 feet from the south property line (side). A buffer zone between this site and the adjacent residential district shall be required in conjunction with site development in accordance with Section 1005.01(1) of the City Code. 9.5 Building Height and Design. Building(s) must be architecturally designed to have the scale and massing of the adjacent residential parcels to the east. The building height and design of the expanded Charles Cabinet building shall be as shown on the approved building elevations (Exhibit E). The maximum height for any building on the site shall be two stories. 9.6 Building Materials. The exterior finish ofthe expanded building must include the same building material on both old and new portions so as to appear as one unified structure. Building materials shall be as shown on the approved building elevations (Exhibits E) and shall include a combination of brick. natural stone, masonry tile, architectural steel, and glass on a minimum of 65% of all vertical wall surfaces visible from the public right-of-way. The brick shall be of an earthen tone similar to the brick used in other commercial developments in the area (Centre Pointe Business Park and 1\vin Lakes Business Park). No more than 35% of any vertical exterior wall may be a combination of color impregnated rock face block. stucco, or EFIS/Dryvit, with these materials used primarily for base, trim, or accent banding. The color scheme for the buildings shall be reviewed and approved by the Community Development Director prior to issuance of any building permits. 9.7 Mitigation of Impact on Adjacent Residential Uses. The east side and roof( s) of building( s), which are adjacent to single family residences, shall not have entrances, windows, loading doors or docks, HVAC equipment, exterior storage, or employee activities which would be visible from adjacent residential parcels (except required life safety features). In addition, no noise, smell, or vibration from manufacturing activities, heating, cooling, or ventilation, shall be evident at the property lines abutting residential uses. Outdoor and exterior storage shall be prohibited, and no accessory buildings shall be allowed on the site. 9.8 Landscaping. Landscaping shall be installed and maintained in accordance with the approved landscape plan (Exhibit B). In general, all areas of land not occupied by buildings, driveways, and/or parking/loading areas shall be landscaped with vegetative material approved by the Community Development Director. Where possible, landscaped area shall be irrigated to protect the turf, trees, and/or landscaping materials. Trees and large shrubs shall not be planted over existing utility lines. 9.9 Landscape Bond. Prior to the commencement of site development activities by the DEVELOPER, the DEVELOPER shall have posted with the CITY a landscape bond, a letter of credit, or other security acceptable to the City in an amount equal to 150% of the cost PUD Agreement #_ (Charles Cabinet) - Page 50f9