Existing Parkway Houses: The structures seen below conflict with the objectives of the Parkway Corridor Combining Zone and exhibit a lack of sensitivity for the aesthetics of the Parkway.  The Combining Zone document requires "structures that are in the Parkway or are visible from the Parkway shall be of a design, color, texture, and scale that minimizes adverse visual intrusion into the Parkway . . and shall be screened by live plantings of locally native trees and shrubs . ."  Structure lacks appropriate screening in order to minimize the visual intrusion of the house into the Parkway. Inadequate visual mitigation by screening plants; non-compliant landscaping. The Parkway Zoning Code requires "the slope and appearance of the project area be compatible with the natural character of nearby slopes or riverbanks." "Require a reasonable additional building setback particularly in high terrace bluff areas which overlook the American River.” Exterior features should be modified to minimize physical or visual intrusion into the Parkway; structures should be finished in earth tones. Structures lacks visual mitigation through screening by live plantings. Structure lacks visual mitigation through screening by live plantings. Heavy armoring of river bluff; lack of visual mitigation through screening by live plantings. Structure is non-compliant color; lacks adequate screening by use of plantings. Structure lacks adequate screening to minimize physical and visual intrusion into the Parkway. This structure lacks recommended earthtone color, adequate screening, and Parkway-appropriate landscaping. This structure lacks recommended earthtone color, adequate screening, and Parkway-appropriate landscaping. Top