It is the purpose of this chapter to insure that the architectural integrity and historical character of East Greenwich is maintained.

(Prior code § 13-7.1)

Architectural review and approval of building elevations by the planning board or its designee shall include:

A.

The general compatibility of the exterior design, arrangement and materials proposed to be used and any other factor, including aesthetics, which it deems pertinent;

B.

Where appropriate, the historic or architectural significance of the structure and its relationship to the historic value of the surrounding area.

(Prior code § 13-7.2)

Architectural review within the Kings Highway historical district shall be responsive to the architectural character of the area, using the following standards as guidelines for new construction.

A.

The proposed buildings shall be aesthetically pleasing and compatible with the historic structures within three hundred (300) feet of the subject site, in both directions.

B.

The materials selected for buildings within the historic district shall be material used during the period or contemporary facsimile, provided the visual appearance is substantially equivalent, as determined by the planning board.

C.

Where appropriate, one of the styles suggested here should be employed. The characteristics are proposed as a guideline. Additional architectural styles of a similar nature will be considered by the board.

1.

Victorian:

2.

Italian Renaissance:

3.

Greek Revival:

4.

Georgian/Federal:

(Prior code § 13-7.3)

The applicant will submit architectural renderings to the planning board for new construction.

(Prior code § 13-7.4)