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copper, premium grade wood with mitered outside corners (e.g., cedar, redwood, and fir), or fiber 2206 cement board. Other new materials of equal quality to those listed, including the use of commercial 2207 grade lap-siding in the Neighborhood Business District, may be approved by the Community 2208 Development Department. 2209 D. Dimensional Standards: Recreation facilities, excluding trails or pathways, shall be set back 20 feet 2210 from property lines abutting residential districts. 2211 E. Four-Sided Building Design: Building design shall provide consistent architectural treatment on all 2212 building walls. All sides of a building must display compatible materials, although decorative 2213 elements and materials may be concentrated on street- facing facades. All facades shall contain 2214 window openings. This standard may be waived by the Community Development Department for 2215 uses that include elements such as service bays on one or more facades. 2216 F. Maximum Building Length: Building length parallel to the primary abutting street shall not exceed 2217 200 feet without a visual break such as a courtyard or recessed entry. 2218 G. Special or Object-Oriented Buildings: In some cases, a uniquely designed building may be proposed 2219 that is considered outside of these stated Standards due to its purpose, use, design, and/or orientation 2220 (e.g. a memorial, special civic function, etc.). If such a building is proposed, then it may be considered 2221 independently of these standards and would be subject to final approval by the City Council. 2222 H. Garages Doors and Loading Docks: Loading docks shall be located on rear or side facades and, to the 2223 extent feasible, garage doors should be similarly located. Garage doors of attached garages on a 2224 building front shall not exceed 50% of the total length of the building front. 2225 I. Waste and Recycling Areas: Trash storage areas shall be enclosed. Enclosure walls shall be of a block 2226 or masonry material and designed to match the building where it is located. The enclosure should be 2227 accessible, yet located away from main entries and residential uses. Seasonal trash storage areas shall 2228 be screened by a solid board-on- board fence and/or approved landscaping. 2229 J. Buffer Strip: All new active uses (including dugouts, sports fields, park shelters, play structures, and 2230 other active park uses), maintenance structures, and parking lots, but excluding trails or pathways, 2231 shall be separated from residential uses by a minimum 20- foot wide landscaped buffer. A buffer strip 2232 that lies between parking lots, maintenance structures, and/or access roads and a residential use shall 2233 include screening of headlights to a minimum height of 42 inches, utilizing a combination of native 2234 plants, coniferous/deciduous trees, shrubs, solid board-on-board fencing, and/or landscaped berms. A 2235 buffer strip that lies adjacent to all other uses shall include sod or a combination of native plants, 2236 coniferous/deciduous trees, shrubs, and/or solid board-on- board fencing. 2237 (Ord. 1405, 2-28-2011) (Ord. 1435, 4-08-2013) 2238 1008.03: TABLE OF ALLOWED USES 2239 (Ord. 1405, 2-28-2011) 2240 Table 1008-1 lists all permitted and conditional uses in the Park and Recreation District. 2241 A. Uses marked as “P” are permitted in the Park and Recreation District. 2242