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• Upper Facade • An articulated parapet shall be required for each building Unit Width • The same Parapet/Cornice detail shall not exceed 20'-25'in length i.e. The Unit Width • The same Parapet/Cornice height shall not exceed 20'-25'in length i.e. The Unit Width • The Parapet Panel, if greater in height than four feet, shall have at least 25% of the area devoted to some design treatments that are to be unique to each Unit but shall be similar to adjacent Units. Single "Medallion Inserts" shall not be allowed • A date and/or name stone(if desired)shall be in Parapet Panel or as an integral part of the Parapet/Cornice design • Roofline shall be hidden by parapet • Parapet design shall be integrated as an overall part of the storefront design and not of different material than the main facade of a unit Windows • A minimum of three windows shall be provided in the Upper Façade • The sum of A,B,C,D,E... (area between all windows)shall not be greater than 45%of the total Unit Width. • Window widths in Upper Facade shall not be greater than 32-inches • No more than two windows can be ganged together in the Upper Facade • All windowsills shall be at the same height in a given Unit and shall be articulated with an acceptable material • Wood and/or metal framing is allowed. Sash and window surrounds shall be painted a color to coordinate with the building's overall color scheme. III • Shutters on upper windows are not recommended. • Reflective or tinted/dark glass are not recommended Signs • Signs should complement, rather than compete with,the character of the building and downtown. • Signs should be designed to fit within the proportions and scale of the individual building • Wall-mounted or projecting signs shall be no higher than bottom of the second floor windows • Window and transom signs are encouraged • Only one wall-mounted sign shall be allowed above Stringcourse • Aside from a date and/or name stone no signage shall be placed within the Parapet Panel area Not allowed: • Back-lit signs • Molded plastic canister signs • Signs with strobes lights, flashing elements or distracting actions • Signs that call attention to themselves at the expense of neighboring businesses because of color, scale, lighting, material, or other obtrusive features Awnings • Awnings shall be of a canvas material in either a solid or striped pattern • Awnings may be either fixed or operable • • All awnings shall be designed to fit the opening that is intended to cover • Awnings, if desired, shall be placed at a minimum over all Storefront windows of a unit