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. . . EXHIBIT D: QUALITY ENHANCEMENTS The developer has proposed a quality development to include a "mix" of housing units and building materials. As the developer submits plans for future phases of the development, the City recommends strong consideration be given to the following enhancements: TOWNHOUSES . Alternative materials such as brick be used for the end units of proposed stacked townhouses. . Alternative materials such as brick, stucco, or wood be used for 50% of the end units of proposed 16' - 20' wide units. . Alternative materials to vinyl be used on 77% of all 20' - 26' wide units. Alternative materials to vinyl used on all 20' - 26' end units. . Alternative materials such as brick be used as primary siding for 32' units. DETACHED UNITS . Alternative materials to vinyl on all 20' - 24' corner units. No more than 50% of 20' _ 24' wide units be primarily sided in vinyl. . Alternative materials to vinyl on all 32' wide corner units. No more than 25% of all units be sided primarily in vinyl. . Alternative materials to vinyl used on 42' and 50' wide units. ADDITIONAL ITEMS . Consistent building materials to be used on all sides of the units. . Consistent foundation materials to be used on all sides. . Masonry and mortar colors to be color coordinated with structure. . Upgraded roofing materials such as artificial slate be considered for all units, especially the 42' to 50' wide sfd's . Consider a change in unit mix that includes fewer ofthe smallest units such as the stacked townhouses and 16' - 20' wide units . Consider fewer of srnallest sfd's (20' - 24') and increase the number of32', 42', and 50' wide units . Consider pursuit of Home-A-Rama or a sirnilar event for development of housing adjacent to the golf course. Consider the use of additional home builders in future phases. Draft 8B