iii. Painted or stained concrete (including concrete block without architectural surface)
iv. Corrugated or single-skin metal siding
v. Plastic
vi. Stucco or EIFS (Exterior Installation Finishing System) [except that a maximum of 20% of a single building façade wall may be permitted for accent, trim or architectural features]
vii. Exposed fasteners on any primary building material
(3) Exception for Innovative Use of Alternate Façade Accent Materials
A. The Town Manager or their designee may approve the use of non-permitted façade materials for up to 25% of a façade through an administrative adjustment (see Article Q Procedures & Administration, §9-1808, a. Administrative Adjustments). The applicant must document the following regarding the proposed alternate material:
i. The proposed material is compatible with the primary building materials;
ii. The proposed material will support the architectural design of the building;
iii. The proposed material highlights a key structural element of the building (such as the main entrance, a tower feature, or an exterior gathering area);
iv. The proposed material is a high quality, durable product, appropriate for the setting and proposed building use.
(4) Roofs for All Nonresidential Buildings & Structures . The following standards shall apply for roofs and roof structures:
A. Roof Pitch . Roof pitches less than 3 by 12 and flat roofs shall require a parapet wall, except as otherwise provided in the Land Development Ordinance.
B. Parapet Wall . If a parapet wall is proposed the parapet wall shall extend around the entire building roof and shall be finished to match the front, side and rear façades on all buildings except for in the following conditions:
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