July 29, 2026, HPB - Agenda Packet

July 29, 2026 Historic Preservation Board · 2026-07-29 · agenda_packet

[333 East 5th Avenue; case PAP26-0016] This document outlines multiple projects requiring Certificates of Appropriateness from the Mount Dora Historic Preservation Board. The primary focus is on the project at 333 East 5th Avenue, involving the replacement of doors and windows. The Board is to consider staff recommendations and potentially approve the application with conditions regarding the replication of historic window and door features. Other agenda items include renovations at 320 Lake Dora Road (roof extension and screen porch), 634 N Tremain (porch and fencing), 312 E 10th Avenue (demolition), 933 N Alexander Street (garage door), 340 W 9th Avenue (garage and door replacement), and 112 W 3rd Avenue (awnings). The document also details discussions on revisions to the Historic Ordinance, demolition by neglect, and training opportunities. [320 Lake Dora Road] Application for a Certificate of Appropriateness to remodel a multi-family residence and detached garage. Proposed work includes adding Hardie Board siding, replacing garage doors with carriage style doors, installing painted shake siding in gable ends, and constructing a roof extension over a rear porch, followed by screening the porch. The structures will be painted an earthtone blue. The property is not visible from the street. [634 N Tremain] Application for a Certificate of Appropriateness for renovation of porch and fencing. [312 E 10th Avenue] Application for a Certificate of Appropriateness for demolition. [933 N Alexander Street] Application for a Certificate of Appropriateness to widen and replace a garage door. [340 W 9th Avenue] Application for a Certificate of Appropriateness to construct a garage and replace a door. [112 W 3rd Avenue] Application for a Certificate of Appropriateness for awnings. [410 N Tremain Street] Minutes from the June 24, 2026, Historic Preservation Board meeting. The board approved minutes from previous meetings and unanimously approved a Certificate of Appropriateness for a new shed at 410 N Tremain Street, with conditions regarding roof color and window grids. The board also unanimously approved a re-roofing application for 822 Alexander Street. Discussions were held regarding revisions to the Historic Ordinance, demolition by neglect, and training opportunities. [822 Alexander Street] Minutes from the June 24, 2026, Historic Preservation Board meeting. The board approved minutes from previous meetings and unanimously approved a Certificate of Appropriateness for a new shed at 410 N Tremain Street, with conditions regarding roof color and window grids. The board also unanimously approved a re-roofing application for 822 Alexander Street. Discussions were held regarding revisions to the Historic Ordinance, demolition by neglect, and training opportunities.