2690 Middleton Rd
Alteration (Siding Replacement)
Submitted by Jeshua Arlia
a) Section IV - (1)(d)(2) of the Architectural Design Standards state the
materials used in the main body must be applied consistently on that mass
on all sides of the structure. Staff notes the applicant is proposing to
replace siding on the rear of the home in a different color than the existing
home. Staff notes the existing siding is discontinued.
b) Section V-5 of the Architectural Design Standards defines wall materials
and states that the walls of a building are all the solid surfaces which are
perpendicular to the ground, including areas in roof peaks, but not
including expressed structural columns, window and door surrounds,
decorative rough timbers, cornice boards, and other details. (28)
Materials which are the same but are a different color or texture shall not
be considered different materials for the purposes of these Design
Standards.
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21 Baldwin St (Historic District)
Alteration (Front Door and Window Replacement)
Submitted by Julie Pratt
a) Staff notes the AHBR has not previously reviewed the proposed window
type. Submit a sample of the proposed window for the Board to review.
b) Suggest incorporation of an additional row of window divides for the front
door proposal to be more appropriate for the historic district.
c) Verify aluminum clad windows are being proposed.
d) Verify simulated divided light muntins are being proposed.
e) The Secretary of Interior Standards state “Distinctive features, finishes,
and construction techniques or examples of craftmanship that characterize
a property shall be preserved”. Question the removal of the transom
window above the door and if a wood panel replacement would be more
appropriate.
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90 Aurora St (Historic District)
Addition, Alteration (3 Seasons Room & Windows)
Submitted by Eric Kuczek
a) Submit product spec sheets for all proposed external materials, windows
and proposed door.
b) Section IV-4 of the Architectural Design Standards state that Additions
should be designed to be compatible with the main structure by
incorporating materials and a foundation to match. Staff notes that the left
elevation would need a full foundation, as it would be visible. Revise
elevations to depict foundation to match existing home.
c) Question if the vertical siding within the left gable is existing or
replacement.
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