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Except for single - family dwellings, building fronts should abut the sidewalk on any street <br />frontage. Canopies, awnings and balconies should not be used in establishing setbacks <br />for reference points. <br />J<— side yard setback for <br />i rear parking access_ f <br />L <br />i <br />i,arxriron of side yard <br />setback -i <br />MM` t <br />75' <br />1 <br />Roofs <br />In addition to protecYThe e elements, a roof and its form influence a structure's <br />architectural characdominant roo f forms in Pahoa's older buildings are a shed <br />or gable roof behind a false front. <br />When renovating existing buildings, the functional and decorative features of the <br />original roof, including the shape, material, color and pattern should be preserved. <br />New developments should utilize roof shapes, materials and colors that are <br />compatible with Pdhoa's traditional architectural character. <br />Avoid changing the historic configuration of a roof by adding new features such <br />as dormers, vents or skylights that would be visible from the street or sidewalk. <br />121Page <br />
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