These same materials must be used in future changes or new construction as required by the appropriate Deed of Indenture. These materials, brick and stone, are the only ones mentioned in the Deeds for outer walls. Approval for construction and construction materials must, as hereinbefore mentioned, be obtained from the Trustees in writing before erection of or change in any structure. All materials shall be in keeping with those presently used on existing residence structures. Bright colored asphalt shingles will not be considered appropriate.
Architectural details are an important part of building design.
Such details related to new, altered or reconstructed construction need not, and perhaps should not, imitate details on existing buildings in the Historic District, but they should always be compatible particularly with respect to the architectural era. Architectural details on existing structures shall be maintained in a similar size, detail and material. Where they are badly deteriorated, similar details may be substituted. Both new and replacement window frames shall be limited to wood or color-finished metal. Raw or unfinished aluminum is not acceptable.