Pioneer/Wild West Design Regulations
Submitted by Solman15 on Fri, 05/08/2009 - 05:59.
I'm wondering if there are downtown design regulations out there for Pioneer/Wild West style of development. Basically wood-based facades, before brick caught on. Does anyone know of any that I can use for an example?
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Western Tourist Towns
I would check with Western Tourist Towns, because they are probably the only ones big/busy enough to have adopted design standards. Ski Towns like Jackson Hole, Steamboat, Crested Butte maybe a good place to start. Also some towns bordering National Parks like West Yellowstone, MT may also worth contacting.