arcgis 10.2 - Changing color of symbol in UniqueValuesSymbology object using ArcPy?

I have an template mxd I reference with several pre-defined layers. The only variable I need to modify is the color of certain symbols in the layer. I have tried to modify and dig around the Symbology Object but I cannot access the colors of each Unique Value Symbol.

This is how I am accessing the the Symbology of the individual layers. There doesn't seem to be and option to change the color a value.

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  I am using ArcGIS 10.2.1

  
  

  mxd_file = r"some\path\file.mxd"
  mxd = arcpy.mapping.MapDocument(mxd_file)
  
  # getting data frame   
  df = arcpy.mapping.ListDataFrames(mxd)[0]
  
  # getting street layer
  
  street_layer = arcpy.mapping.ListLayers(mxd, 'Street', df)[0]
  
  if street_layer.symbologyType == 'UNIQUE_VALUES':
      # trying to access all possible properties of the symbology object
      street_symbology = street_layer.symbology
      desc = street_symbology.classDescription
      labels = street_symbology.classLabels
      values = street_symbology.classValues
      show_other_values = street_symbology.showOtherValues
      value_field = street_symbology.valueField
  
  del mxd, df
  
  layer_file = r"some\path\file.lyr"
  arcpy.SaveToLayerFile_management(path_layer, layer_file)
  

Answer

I agree with the comment by @Hornbydd:

The short answer is no. The only way I am aware using the standard geo-processing tools is to use the Apply Symbology From Layer tool. It may be possible to access the Symbology using python to drive ArcObjects, you would have to do some research on that.