03-07-2010, 12:30 PM
You're welcome guys. If I hadn't been about to go to bed when I posted that, I would have said that of course the print version online isn't the final word, as they may not have updated some changes and there's always that interpretation you need from Planning. It's a starting point. And it should be right, actually, as the County puts it online, and I'd think it's their job to put up an accurate code.
Daniel, when you said:
>>> Note: Portico only at front and must be of attractive design.
Did you mean to say porte cochere? A portico is just a covered porch or walkway, and porches are allowed to project on any side. Porticos do commonly lead to entrances, but those aren't always at the front.
The porte cochere is the covered part of the drive-through for vehicles, and it has to be in front (and attractive). I wish I had one for unloading passengers and stuff in the rain.
Daniel, when you said:
>>> Note: Portico only at front and must be of attractive design.
Did you mean to say porte cochere? A portico is just a covered porch or walkway, and porches are allowed to project on any side. Porticos do commonly lead to entrances, but those aren't always at the front.
The porte cochere is the covered part of the drive-through for vehicles, and it has to be in front (and attractive). I wish I had one for unloading passengers and stuff in the rain.