Common use of Awnings Clause in Contracts

Awnings. When awnings are used, they should accept the top edge of ground floor windows and door frames • Awnings should project no more than 6-feet from the building and mounted at least 8-feet above the sidewalk. • Awnings should be constructed of high-quality materials; use of aluminum, vinyl, or other plastic materials is not recommended. • Under-awning lights can be used to illuminate the sidewalk and storefront • Internally illuminated awnings should not be used. • Indirect lighting is welcomed • Floodlights and other security lighting should be hidden or shielded to avoid glare • Decorative fixtures like sconces and facade up lighting on the storefront should be encouraged. • Storefront displays should be well lit and stay on past store closing to activate the street.

Awnings. When awnings are used, they should accept the top edge of ground floor windows and door frames • Awnings should project no more than 6-feet from the building and mounted at least 8-feet above the sidewalk. • Awnings should be constructed of high-quality materials; , use of aluminum, vinyl, or other plastic materials is I not recommended. • Under-awning lights can be used to illuminate the sidewalk and storefront • Internally illuminated awnings should not be used. • Indirect lighting is welcomed • Floodlights and other security lighting should be hidden or shielded to avoid glare • Decorative fixtures like sconces and facade up lighting on the storefront should be encouraged. • Storefront displays should be well lit and stay on past store closing to activate the street.