10-26-15 REVISED Agenda, Packet & Committee Meeting Notice

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II ig pi P In[9 _-1 I" - p p i Itl DI I i1 i J ' , W. (41) Primary Building Frontage—The side of a building facing the primary street located on side-by-side lots, corner lots and double frontage lots,which contains the primary building entrance. (42) Prairie Style—An American house style of the late 19th and early 20th century that is usually marked by horizontal lines, hipped roofs with widely overhanging eaves, windows grouped in horizontal band, with design aesthetics of the British Arts and Crafts movement(e.g. Architect Frank Lloyd Wright, a proponent of the style, emphasized the horizontal lines responding to the flatness of the Midwestern prairie), as referenced by the accompanying graphic. i1 i r p �] fp p� -HHE3B�' -- i i �� HIM 118LJ�f " j---- I B C ii 1 (43) Primary House Form - The largest mass of a house(e.g. Secondary House Form is a smaller mass and subordinate to it). See"Building Mass"definition. (44) Secondary House Form - The smaller mass of a house that is subordinate to the Primary House Form (e.g. largest mass). See "Building Mass"definition. (45) Secondary Building Frontage—The side of a building on a corner lot facing the secondary street,which does not contain the primary building entrance. (46) Setback - The horizontal distance measured between a building wall and its property lot lines (e.g. Front yard, rear yard and side yard). (47) Sill -The lowest horizontal member at the inner structure of a wood-framed wall, normally resting on and anchored to a foundation wall.