17902 Hwy 75 Glenpool, OK 74033-5245

but expressly excluding the Agriculture (AG) district, shall conform to the requirements set out below: 1. Exterior wall construction on each story or floor of every single-family residential dwelling unit shall consist of at least 60 percent masonry construction, exclusive of the following: a. Windows, window trim, window box-outs, and bay windows that do not extend to the foundation, exterior walls that do not bear on the foundation, doors, dormers and gables over the entrance of an extended garage. b. Any rear wall area cantilevered 12 inches or more from the wood frame wall. c. Any side wall area cantilevered 12 inches or more from the wood frame wall, provided, however, that such cantilevered side wall area shall not exceed 35 percent of the total exterior wall area of the side wall from which it is cantilevered. d. Any rear multi-story straight wall with an exterior surface construction that is in excess of 70 percent glass or windows. e. Any wall area above a first-floor roof where the exterior masonry veneer cannot directly bear upon the foundation. The use of decorative metal as façade accents shall be counted toward fulfilling the masonry requirement. 2. The exterior area or sides of chimney flues on exterior walls that are visible from the street shall be enclosed in 100 percent masonry veneer construction, except that chimney flues not visible from the street may be enclosed by materials permitted by the building code for exterior exposure and in compliance with the flue manufacturer’s recommendation. 3. Notwithstanding the foregoing, any exterior wall of any residential dwelling unit facing a street, park or school shall consist of 100 percent masonry construction, exclusive only of windows, doors, dormers and gables over the entrance of an extended garage. B. Approved and Prohibited Materials. 1. Masonry building materials include stone, brick and stucco. Also acceptable are cementitious fiberboard, fiber cement siding, painted or exposed aggregate concrete, split face or integral block architectural concrete masonry unit (CMU), Hardie plank siding, or any other concrete material that simulates wood, or any equivalent, permanent architecturally finished materials. 2. Approved materials for non-structural architectural details include cementitious fiberboard, seamless steel siding, stucco, Exterior Insulation and Finish Systems (EIFS), and decorative siding. 3.