23.86.023

A structure's street-level facade is the portion of the facade that covers the street-level story or stories of a structure along an abutting street. The street-level facade of a structure is measured independently along each abutting street. On flat or sloped streets that span only one story of a structure, the street-level facade is the exterior wall of the story with more than fifty (50) percent of its floor closer to street level than any other story. On sloped streets that span more than one story of a structure, the street-level facade is identified as covering that portion of each story with its floor closer to street level than the floor of any other story. If no floor is closer to street-level than any other floor, the Director shall determine which portion of the facade is the street level. (Exhibit 23.86.023 A). (Ord. 122311 , § 101, 2006.)