The Orange Avenue Corridor Specific Plan - City of Coronado

B.14.Facade Treatment
a. For single family and duplex
development, the side facades of
all stories of main buildings and
carriage houses shall incorporate
design components to provide
relief and visual and architectural
interest and variety. Such components
may consist of façade
plane offsets, vertical and/or horizontal
articulation of the façade,
architectural projections,
recessed windows, varied texture
and materials, and similar design
features. Long uninterrupted
exterior walls shall be avoided.
The façade treatment shall not
encroach into the required side
yards except as permitted elsewhere
in the Municipal Code.
(Ord. 1981)
b. For multiple family and non-residential
development, the front
and side facades of main buildings
shall incorporate design
components to assure visual
interest and relief. Such components
may consist of architectural
projections, balconies,
façade plane offsets and similar
design features. (Ord. 1981)
c. For multiple family and non-residential
development, façade
plane offsets are permitted to
extend to the ground, contain
floor area and extend or project
into a required side yard setback
for a distance of not more than
one-third of the required side
yard setback width subject to the
following: (Ord. 1981)
1. No single façade plane offset
shall exceed a maximum of
20’ in length.
2. That building volume
encroaching into the required
setback shall be reduced by
25% in a reciprocal fashion
behind the setback line on
the same side of the building.
3. The cumulative total linear
distance of façade plane offsets
and architectural projections
into required side yards,
measured at their widest
point, along a given side
façade shall not exceed 28
feet.
B.15.Additional Development
Standards
See Chapter 86.04, Chapter 86.56 and
Chapter 86.58 of the Municipal Code for
additional standards.
Chapter V – R-4 MULTIPLE-FAMILY RESIDENTIAL ZONE
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ORANGE AVENUE CORRIDOR SPECIFIC PLAN