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Objective Design Standards for Housing Sites <br /> B4. Roofs and Parapets <br /> Roofs and parapets should be used to accentuate the top of the building and to contribute to the residential <br /> character of Pleasanton. <br /> „,„, <br /> .r4' l I ff <br /> MI <br /> 11 f.; 1 <br /> • <br /> Development Standards <br /> All Housing Site Development <br /> B4.1 Roof planes shall be subdivided to correspond to variations in building massing through the use of <br /> bays, gables,dormers, and strong eave elements. <br /> Multifamily Development <br /> B4.2 All proposed multifamily development less than 40 feet in height shall provide a roof slope greater <br /> than three inches to 12 inches(3:12)at the perimeter of the building. These visible sloped roofs <br /> shall be provided at a minimum length equal to 60 percent of the entire building perimeter length. <br /> B4.3 Screening of rooftop equipment shall be required through means of parapet extensions or roof <br /> wells with a minimum height of 42 inches above the roof deck for the following conditions: <br /> a. Roofs with less than a 14 degree slope(3 inch in 12 inch slope) <br /> b. Roofs containing rooftop equipment exceeding 42 inches in height from the roof deck. <br /> Screening shall comply with maximum height as defined by the Pleasanton Municipal Code. <br /> Design Guidelines <br /> All Housing Site Development <br /> B4.a A strong skyline or silhouette should be achieved at the roof line through the use of eave and <br /> parapet details. <br /> B4.b Successful roof design should emphasize the vertical proportions of individual units rather than <br /> horizontal building massing. <br /> City of Pleasanton -38 - DRAFT: December 14, 2022 <br />