Morrisville Unified Development Ordinance - October 2019

Article 5: Development Standards Section 5.9. Building Configuration and Design 5.9.4. Exterior Facade Materials and Colors for All Development

Accessory Buildings and Structures Materials used on accessory buildings or structures associated with a multifamily, mixed-use, commercial, institutional, or industrial development shall be consistent with the materials used on the principal buildings or structures. Table 5.9.4.B.1: Multifamily Exterior Facade Materials A = If selected, shall occupy at least 50% of Total Facade [1] B = If selected, shall not exceed 50% of Total Net Facade [2] Blank cell = Not Allowed Material Town Center Districts [6] Other Districts [6] Brick A A Stone or rock (natural or cultured) A A Architectural precast concrete A A Composite metal wall panels [3] B Factory tinted/textured concrete masonry units A Fiber cement siding [4] B B Shingle siding B B Traditional (three coat) stucco [5] B Architectural Metal (metal siding is not allowed) B Wood B B Other high-quality, long-lasting material B B Notes: [1] Different materials with an “A” rating may be combined to comply with the 50% of the Total Net Facade coverage requirement. [2] If at least 50% of the provided off-street vehicle parking is located in a structure (parking deck or podium), the allowed total net facade percentage is increased to 75%. [3] Metal panels cannot be textured or embossed to look like other materials such as concrete or stucco. [4] Allowed up to 100% on accessory buildings and structures. [5] Must be at least 10 feet above the finished grade of the building. [6] When a multifamily development includes three or more buildings with dwelling units, the use of the same materials on every building is prohibited. To achieve this requirement, a variety of “A” materials shall be used throughout the development, and the use of the same “A” materials on adjacent buildings shall be minimal. (Ord. No. 2016-001, 05/10/2016)

Morrisville, NC

October 1, 2019

Unified Development Ordinance

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