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Case File: CU 06-27 Page 8 which draw attention to them. These comer elements break the mass of the structure down to a pedestrian scale, as requested by the Planning Commission. Facades B.1.2 Facades facingpedestrian zones shall be proportioned to human scale. The facades of the proposed design, that engage a pedestrian, use techniques such as flared columns, pilasters or piers and change in texture and masonry pattern. These (B.2.1) Patterns and rfDithms in the fafade if the building created with recessed windows, columns, ledges, changes if materials, and other architectural features further reduce the scale of a building this size. B.1.6 No wall that faces a street or connecting pedestrian walkwqy shall have a blank, uninte177lpted length exceeding thirry PO) feet without including architectural features such as columns, ribs, Pilasters or piers, changes in plane, changes in texture or maJ'011ry pattern, or an equivalent element that subdivides the wall into human scale proportions. There is no wall greater than 30-feet in length that does not have a change in material, texture and architectural elements. B.2.9 Building walls if more than one material shall change materials along horizontal lines. The horizontal wall treatmen~s consist of an approximately three foot high rockface CMU. There is then a single course of smooth faced CMU separating the rockface CMU from the brick. The brick then terminates at the top of the windows. The top of the brick is capped with three courses of rockface CMU. The remainder of the walls is finished in EIFS. All three of these materials are approved materials and are shown on all elevations (see elevations drawing A4.0). B.6.6 The Exterior color treatment is continuous on all elevations. B.6.1 Using subtle yet rich colors rather than intense, bright colors is in keeping with the North Woods Theme. Colors should be hatmonious with those colors found on acjjacent buildings and the environment. The proposed color scheme is in a palette that is consistent with the previously approved buildings. B.6.2 Color can be used to impact the scale if a building ry highlighting various architectural elements. The dark rockface CMU base grounds the building visually ~nd minimizes the mass of the building. Because storefront windows along pedestrian sidewalks are encouraged, all four elevations are utilizing vision glass and spandrel glass "windows". B.5.1 Clear, transparent or translucent windows should be used for all ground floor retail uses. No riflective glass is allowed. The two western windows on the north elevation are proposed as aluminum frames with black EFIS since the exterior wall will become an interior wall in the near future. Staff supports this temporary window treatment. Entrance B.1.1 Prominent Entrances Required - Each primary building on a site, regardless if size, shall have clearfy-difined, highfy-visible customer entrances with features such as the following: CanoPies or porticos, Overhangs, Recesses/ prqjections, Arcades or per;golas, Raised corniced parapets over the door, Peaked roif forms, Arches, Outdoor patios, Displqy windows, Architectural detail such as tile work and moldings integrated into the building structure and design, Integral planters or wing walls that inc01porate landscaped areas S:\pLANNING\Case Files\2006\CUP\CU 06-27 Aldi's\CU 06-27_CC.doc