A.Â
This article is meant to complement and clarify the
standards for review of accessory buildings, including garden sheds,
outbuildings, and boathouses.
B.Â
As a matter of public policy, the design, appearance,
beauty and aesthetics of all public and private buildings, structures,
landscaping, and open areas are a matter of public concern and as
such must be controlled so as to promote the general welfare of the
community.
The Building Board shall hear and approve or deny all applicants' requests to construct, modify, or replace accessory buildings. Review of accessory buildings shall be subject to the same procedures, filing, and notice requirements set forth in Article V.
B.Â
Accessory buildings shall harmonize with existing
residential structures in terms of exterior building materials and
finish. Accessory buildings to residential structures shall be consistent
with the design of the primary residence in terms of architectural
style, proportion, level of detail, materials, and finish.
Accessory buildings shall be landscaped consistent
with the landscape design of the primary residence.