14.49F.050 Project Design and Development Standards.
The design and development standards contained in this Section are intended to provide a fully unified development which will enhance the development and the neighborhood. If any conflict exists between the requirements of the overlay zone with the underlying zone, the requirements of the overlay zone shall apply.
(1) Building Architecture and Materials. In addition to the requirements contained within the various underlying zones as well as within the Zoning Title, the following requirements shall apply within the Olde Ivy SPD Overlay zone:
(a) All residential, retail and office buildings within the project shall contain common design elements.
(b) Exterior materials may consist only of stucco, stone, brick, Hardiboard siding, wood trim, composition roofing, and other design features which are part of an element of the overall design approved by the Design Review Committee.
(c) No vinyl or aluminum siding may be used, except for soffits, gutters, and window trim, unless the Design Review Committee approves other design features as part of an element of the overall design.
(2) Landscaping. In addition to the requirements contained within the various underlying zones as well as within the Zoning Title, the following requirements shall apply within the Olde Ivy SPD Overlay zone:
(a) A landscaping plan for the entire project area shall be required as part of the approval of the project plan. Where a specific building design and layout is not yet being considered, such as in the case of the office building, general elements should be called out. However, details may be submitted with the specific project plan for that site.
(b) Landscaping shall be consistent in terms of design and general planting materials throughout the entire project.
(3) Fencing and Walls. In addition to the requirements contained within the various underlying zones as well as within the Zoning Title, the following requirements shall apply within the Olde Ivy SPD Overlay zone:
(a) All fencing and wall design and materials shall be approved by the Design Review Committee.
(b) The type of fencing shall be consistent throughout the project. The color used throughout the community shall be consistent and determined at the time of final plat approval by the Design Review Committee and the Planning Commission.
(c) No fence or wall shall create a sight distance hazard to vehicular or pedestrian traffic as determined by the Provo City Traffic Engineer.
(4) Residential Entryways. Entryway features to the residential portion of the development may be included with the following allowances or restrictions:
(a) Any entryway feature shall be consistent with or complimentary to the fencing and wall design for the project.
(b) Entryway features may exceed six (6) feet in height so long as the height transitions to no more than six (6) feet within fifteen (15) feet of any adjoining property outside of the development project boundaries.
(c) All entryway features shall be constructed of decorative iron, brick, stone, decorative masonry, or combinations thereof.