(a) Development design shall include variety of building colors and textures. Building forms and landscape materials shall be harmonious with existing neighborhood dwellings. Architectural character shall be similar to the historic character of dwellings in the Maeser neighborhood. Architectural features should enhance individual identity of each dwelling unit.

(b) Architecture shall harmonize with permanent neighboring development. Diversity of detail and materials among different buildings is encouraged.

(c) Windows, balconies, and porches should be oriented to a public street. Window designs may be varied to reflect the diversity of architecture.

(d) Roof forms shall harmonize with the architectural character of adjacent buildings; including gable, hip, and pyramid.

(e) Building materials should be durable and suitable for the design in which they are used.

(f) Light fixtures shall be provided at each building entry.