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STOCKTON METROPOLITAN AIRPORT SPECIAL PURPOSE PLAN -AIR METRO PARK ADDENDUM 6 1 ARCHITECTURAL STANDARDS AND _GUIDELINES Building Entries Blank Wails Primary building entries shall be designed to be A "blank wall" is defined as any street-facing build- clearly visible or recognizable from an adjacent ing wall section of twenty (20) feet or more in street through the incorporation of either canopies, length that is without a ground-level window,door awnings, or other entry coverings that provide or fagade opening. Blank wall sections should not pedestrian shelter and interest;and/or a variation in exceed a length of fifty (50) feet,or twenty percent the building footprint, roof form, or amount of (20%) of the length of the street-facing fagade(s), transparent glazing. Use landscape elements to also whichever is less. Blank wall sections of allowed Highlight entries as a focal point. lengths should employ building setbacks, projec- tions, indentations, or intervals of material change to break up the wall's surface. Building Entry Roof Lines Employ the use of a variety of roof forms, which g organize and correspond to distinct spaces within ` �- « .,.,, the building and avoid long unarticulated parapet lines. Street Ped.Walls Rooftop Equipment Building rooftops shall be designed to effectively screen mechanical equipment from street level view through either a concealing roofline (such as a para- Character And Massing pet), or sufficient,setback for the fa4ade edge to be Street-facing building facades shall incorporate ver- concealed from ground level view. ;tical and/or horizontal variations in setback, mater- ial or fenestration design along the length of the Satellite dishes and like devices for transmission or ,applicable fagade through the use of either bold off- reception of any signals including,but not limited to Sets and articulation in wall planes of contrasting telephone,television and radio,must be included on materials and texture; and/or variations in the the plans and approved in writing by the County and arrangement or proportioning of windows and the FAA. These devices, if roof-mounted,are to be doors. located in the most unobtrusive location so as to minimize visual impact. Aao�-- oP sC .I 14 H-Z ARCHITECTURAL CHARACTER V