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Denison planners outline residential architectural standards; P&Z hearing set for Jan. 13
Summary
Planning staff presented proposed residential architectural standards that would require facade articulation, limit repeated elevations, set minimum roof pitch and overhangs, and impose parking and ADU design rules; the Planning & Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing Jan. 13 and, if recommended, the council may act Jan. 20.
Phyllis Jarrell of City Centric Planning presented proposed residential architectural standards to the Denison City Council on Jan. 5, saying the rules aim to help infill development blend with existing neighborhoods while encouraging a variety of housing types. “For single family, duplex, triplex, and quadruplex, were focusing on building articulation,” Jarrell said, explaining a builder would be required to choose three architectural features (porches, brackets, dormers, bay windows and similar elements) to add variety to facades.
Jarrell told the council the package covers multiple…
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