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k. Are openings properly placed and spaced and do they have well executed details that are consistent with the architectural style; I. Does the massing and roof structure reflect the tradition of the style chosen; m. Do the details selected relate to the tradition of the style chosen; n. Does the project reflect a sensitive interpretation of the style within constraints of budget and site; o. Is there consistency expressed in the site planning, landscaping and architecture, The design of each residence should be compatible with the architecture of the surrounding homes, whether they are existing, under construction or approved by the City. This applies to all elements of the design including architecture, grading, fencing and landscaping. Although stylistic variety is encouraged, there should be a sense of cohesion to the neighborhood. Wildly eccentric designs, such as stark white modern or Georgian mansions are discouraged. Well-designed contemporary homes are allowed, but must have a texture and color palette that is compatible with other homes in the neighborhood. Street-facing elevations should be designed to allow a variation in structure depth and provide aesthetically pleasing projections and variation in foundation, wall and rooflines. Long, flat exterior unarticulated walls are discouraged. The use of masonry is encouraged and should be incorporated as both trim and full-wall veneer as is architecturally appropriate. Masonry shall L...- be initiated and terminated at interior corners or appropriate architectural features. Only high quality imitation stone or brick is permitted. Full size samples must be submitted to the City of Pleasanton Planning Department for approval. 3-7_ERONT_ELEVATION<; 3,8-51 DE1'>[\,fD-RE8R-FACI NG.ELE-VAT10NS Side and rear-facing elevations shall be designed to allow a maximum amount of privacy to the neighbors. Care shall be taken in window placement and room orientations, Landscape placement should also be considered. Siding materials may differ from street elevations, providing they are visible from only side and rear yards and that the change is initiated at a natural building feature. Material variation should be considered only if consistent with the style chosen. The designer is required to use consistent window styles. Window material and operation is to be consistent on all sides, Body and trim colors shall remain consistent on all elevations, The architect or designer shall strive to obtain sufficient articulation and detailing in wall planes on side and rear-facing elevations. 7,1