f. Landscaping. All landscaping shall be provided in accordance with Article O Landscaping & Tree Protection Standards.
g. Accessory Uses. The principal or primary building façade materials, building massing and façade treatment shall be applicable, to the greatest extent practical, to accessory uses and structures so as to maintain a consistent and compatible appearance.
h. Fence & Wall Installations. Fence and wall installations shall comply with Article G Lot & Structure Provisions, §9-1303 Fence & Wall Installations.
i. Unified Design Document. Where an integrated center is provided, a unified design document is required as part of the site plan submittal for review and approval, in accordance with Article Q Procedures & Administration. The Unified Design Document shall demonstrate minimum standards for the elements included herein:
(1) Signage . All building signage, including those for out-parcels, shall be provided by unified sign standards for size, color, location, height and supporting structures (i.e. individual letters, raceway mount, etc.), applicable to each tenant and any freestanding signage.
(2) Landscaping. Minimum standards for landscaping type and design shall be provided, in compliance with Article O Landscaping & Tree Protection Standards.
(3) Architecture. All buildings located in an integrated center shall utilize and repeat selected architectural design standards. A Unified Design Document shall be required to promote consistency among buildings within the development for materials, colors and architectural treatment, and enhance compatibility of design and appearance standards.
§9-1355 SHOPPING CENTER STANDARDS
Shopping centers as defined in the Land Development Ordinance shall apply architectural designs and features to complement and unify the appearance and image that identifies the Town and community.
a. General Standards
The following general standards shall apply to all shopping centers:
(1) Façade Bays . Buildings exceeding 100 feet in length shall have a building façade bay system that is a maximum of 40 feet in width. Bays shall be visually established by architectural features such as pilasters no less than 18 inches in width and eight (8) inches in depth, or an equivalent element that divides the wall. In an effort to provide visual
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