(12) Color . A minimum of two (2) and a maximum of four (4) discernible colors or ranges of complementary hues shall be used to create interest in the building architecture.
(13) Traffic Patterns .
A. Interior Parking . Interior parking traffic patterns shall clearly indicate well-defined circulation that may include the use of roundabouts. At a minimum, interior parking shall include internal intervening landscape medians between parking areas in accordance with Article N Parking, Loading & Lighting Design Standards.
B. Pedestrian Accesses . There shall be clear, well-defined pedestrian accesses to and from the parking areas to the buildings.
i. Minimum Width of Pedestrian Way . The pedestrian way or sidewalk directly in front of the buildings shall have a minimum width of 12 feet from the front of the building to the edge of the travel lane and shall be a different material and color than the travel lanes.
§9-1356 COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS
Commercial buildings, as defined by the North Carolina State Building Code, not otherwise defined by this Article, shall comply with the standards found herein.
a. Roof Treatment
(1) Roof Type Permitted. Roofs shall be hip, shed, gable or flat with parapet configurations. The end of a gable roof shall not face a public right-of-way, except in the case of a corner lot where the end of a gable roof shall not face the higher street classification of the two (2) adjacent rights-of-way. A. Exception for the End of a Gable Roof . The Town Manager or their designee may approve the end of a gable roof facing a public-right-of-way through an administrative adjustment (see Article Q Procedures & Administration, §9-1808, a. Administrative Adjustments). The applicant must document that the facade facing the right-of-way shall include architectural features and/or elements that visually communicate the facade serves as the front of the building.
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