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2. Screen Requirements. a. Materials. In constriction of a screen, no material maybe visible from the property line that is not intended for normal stmctural use. b. Unobtrusive. Screens shall be as unobtrusive as possible and blend with the surroundings. If of wood, stone, metal or painted masonry, the finish color shall be either natural or neutral in the green-grey-brown ranges. c. Minimum ScreeninE Reouirements. Refer to chart Barrier Specifications for screen requirements, and to chart Barriers Between Adjacent Uses for the minimum screening requirements; the cell specifications in chart Barriers between Adjacent Uses refer to the specifications in chart Bawer Specifications. Both charts refer to peripheral Barriers pazallel to the property line aid not to Local Buffers or Screening of an azea or item as required below. d. Multinlv Barriers. In certain Commercial applications, screens in addition to buffers maybe required to meet compatibility standazds for emissions, as well as trash and storage screening requiredbelow. e. Activity Screened. No Commercial activity shall take place outside a required perimeter screen. 3. Placement of Screens. Screens aze required in cases in which the max;?num visual barrier is necessary to protect the existing use from the impact of a greatly dis-similar new adj scent use, and to allow the new use maximum flexibility to use the property it occupies. To accomplish this, to the extent possible, the following regulations shall apply. a. Location. The location of a screen with respect to the properly line to be shielded shall be such that maximum effectiveness is achieved, and will be dependent on the relative topography on each side of the property line sepazating adjacent uses. There may be cases such that, because of differences in relative elevations of the adjacent uses, as a practical matter, adequate shielding is strueturaIly unfeasible, in which case the application for rezoning or the use must be denied. E. Exemption. Since Gilpin County is historically a mining azea and due to headframe engineering requirement, mining head frames are exempt from Barrier requirements. 9.3 TIa;ASH. 5T®YtAGE, ARiIID ACCLT10gYJLATE®NS A. Screen or Remove. Except as provided in SECTION 9.3E Quantity and placement, accumulations of trash and materials, other than firewood, unused for a period exceeding 6 months shall be deemed trash and must be screened or removed from the premises. Gilpin County Zoning Regulations 63