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April 29th, 2026, Historic Preservation Board Meeting Agenda Packet

April 29, 2026 Historic Preservation Board · 2026-04-29 · agenda_packet

[110 N Clayton Street; case Not stated (referred to as Tab 1 - Certificate of Appropriateness)] The Historic Preservation Board is considering a Certificate of Appropriateness for a new garage addition at 110 N Clayton Street. The project involves removing an existing deck and shed and constructing a concrete block garage with a patio on top. The applicant, Carolyn K Parlato, seeks to replace the existing garage door with a matching one. Staff recommends approval, finding the proposal consistent with historic design standards regarding compatibility, location, and subordination to the primary structure. The property is zoned R-1 with a Medium Density land use. The construction year of the existing structure is 1952, and its style is Masonry Vernacular. [115 W 3rd Avenue] The Historic Preservation Board is reviewing a Certificate of Appropriateness for a renovation project at 115 W 3rd Avenue. The agenda lists this item for discussion, including ex parte communication, staff and applicant presentations, public comment, and board discussion. No decision or specific details of the renovation are provided in the agenda. [351 W 10th Street] The Historic Preservation Board is reviewing a Certificate of Appropriateness for a window renovation at 351 W 10th Street. The agenda lists this item for discussion, including ex parte communication, staff and applicant presentations, public comment, and board discussion. No decision or specific details of the renovation are provided in the agenda. [606 N McDonald Street] The Historic Preservation Board is reviewing a Certificate of Appropriateness for an addition at 606 N McDonald Street. The agenda lists this item for discussion, including ex parte communication, staff and applicant presentations, public comment, and board discussion. No decision or specific details of the addition are provided in the agenda. [610 N. Tremain Street] The Historic Preservation Board approved the application for a reroof at 610 N. Tremain Street. Staff recommended approval, and the board unanimously approved the application as presented. Discussions included whether the property is a duplex and mimicking gridlines. [1148 N. Grandview Street] The Historic Preservation Board approved the application for a reroof at 1148 N. Grandview Street. Staff recommended approval, and the board unanimously approved the application. Staff clarified that the application was for the entire roof. [811 N. Grandview Street] The Historic Preservation Board approved the application for window/door renovation at 811 N. Grandview Street, with the condition that grid lines are replicated on new windows. Staff recommended approval with this condition. Discussions involved ordinance provisions on replacement materials and the nature of a patio door. [729 E. 8th Avenue] The Historic Preservation Board tabled the application for window replacement at 729 E. 8th Avenue until the next meeting. Staff recommended approval with conditions for replicating gridlines. Discussions involved vinyl windows, architectural curves preventing replication of front windows, and the owner's stated reasons for replacement (leaking windows, rotting frames). The owner, Diane Hartwell, presented photos. The board decided to table the item to allow for a representative/contractor to be available for further questions.

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