Sacramento Takes On Snout Houses
26 August 2002 - 12:00pm
Sacramento planners, aiming for "neighborly city streets" propose limiting houses with protruding garages.
In a move virtually unheard of in the United States until two years ago, when Portland, Ore., drew national attention with its ban on so-called "snout houses," Sacramento planners have proposed sharply limiting the number of new houses that can be built with protruding garages. Sacramento city planners had proposed doing away with snout houses altogether, but the local building industry successfully argued that a few garages sticking out here and there add visual interest.
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Planners Aim to Reshape 'Snout-House' Profile
Source:
The Sacramento Bee, August 26, 2002
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