Design guidelines

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Design guidelines are written to give design guidance to developers, and to provide planning agencies with criteria for evaluating proposed developments and changes. They are usually written to address specific historic and conservation districts, and may supplement or replace more general community-wide design standards that are contained in the community's development code.

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    Redmond : Downtown architectural design standards
    (City of Redmond (Or.), 2006-05) Redmond (Or.); Oregon Downtown Development Association; SERA Architects
    The focus of Redmond’s Downtown Architectural Design Standards is pedestrian-oriented street life, which has long been hampered by heavy traffic volumes and freight movement along US97. The Downtown Design Standards originate with the the architectural elements found on Redmond’s traditional commercial buildings. When implemented, these Standards will enhance and improve Downtown’s character and the quality of the pedestrian experience by encouraging materials and design elements that complement the best of historic Redmond while still recognizing contemporary building methods. [From the document]