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Minutes: Commissioner Parks moved to approve the January 27, 2025 minutes; Commissioner Owens seconded. The roll call recorded ayes from Maroney, Parks, Owens, Sales and Moore, and recorded abstentions by Montoto and Malloy. The motion carried.

Deferral (DRH24-00263, 718 W. Ada Street): The commission received a request from the applicant to defer the certificate of appropriateness for a new single-family residence with detached garage and accessory dwelling unit to the March 31 meeting. Commissioner Parks moved to defer; Commissioner Owens seconded. The commission approved the deferral; the clerk recorded the motion as carried.

Consent/Approval (DRH24-00349, 1410 N. Thirteenth Street): Staff recommended approval for the certificate of appropriateness to alter a contributing façade and construct an addition, with conditions including retention of historic materials and a mitigation plan for tree removals. The applicant agreed to staff recommendations. The motion to approve passed by roll call; commissioners present voted in favor.

These procedural actions advance the respective items to their next steps: the deferred item will reappear on the March 31 agenda; approved items will proceed to required follow-up reviews and permitting.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Historic Preservation Commission","oneSentenceSummary","The Boise City Historic Preservation Commission approved the January 27, 2025 meeting minutes, deferred DRH24-00263 (718 W. Ada) to March 31, 2025, and approved DRH24-00349 (1410 N. 13th Street) following staff conditions.","taxTitle","Boise City, Boise, Ada County, Idaho","taxId",8706,"location","Idaho","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":77,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":78,"_41":79,"_43":80,"_45":81,"_47":82,"_49":83,"_51":84,"_53":85,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":86,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":87,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6682072,"Commission approves attached garage and rear addition at 1215 E. Warm Springs with 2-foot offset condition",1910,6278000,8188000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2383096-9bd794cf487a6fb95718b3ea0598175b&start=6278&end=8188","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2383096-9bd794cf487a6fb95718b3ea0598175b/thumbnail_6278000.jpg","/articles/6682072/Idaho/Commission-approves-attached-garage-and-rear-addition-at-1215-E-Warm-Springs-with-2-foot-offset-condition","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6682072-b7d1747060258b35f690977db7652b04/orig.mp4?Expires=1776451944&Signature=oPvoGUGDLC~on81DPPIHHy8uGN6fmiVoMYZV7BKe3FmcaoObPCzNctrJu3HJXZf9PFC4JVdibbI7yfvVkdCEvXJJKWUex7vaD35zge~CXMxtwoivwcUGDAT6lkF6ehPB0QXtdZNreDDRasaArIYHr-ukdA5-fZxy~fU4MypRE1v5Eh2kBGqzM0HTchpH569ZDTM6xfKOkOrzBsfqhEVfLGKNZJvfuVbCyepB3EhaPgIAaKL8xUec1KZgfw3ATi2AeqlNFY7nc2nqvWX9-d~1-AmbwcDFc38O~3qzJD~~RbUla6QepjwRvqelLESkQuG~XK~ODk4N4ICTuyvfoT3Ulg__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Boise City Historic Preservation Commission voted to approve application DRH25-00007, a certificate of appropriateness for 1215 East Warm Springs Avenue, with a condition requiring a two-foot offset of the proposed attached garage from the kitchen plane. The commission's action followed discussion about the Warm Springs district policy preference for detached accessory structures and unique site constraints that the applicants said limit detached options.

Staff recommended denial, pointing to the district policy that accessory garages should be detached and secondary in appearance. Staff noted that, historically, Warm Springs properties typically had detached carriage houses and that the design guidelines encourage avoiding attached garages where possible.

Applicants and their architect, Amy Allgaier, told the commission the house was moved to the site in the 1980s and has had an attached parking structure for decades. Allgaier and the owners argued the lot has no rear alley, limiting where a detached garage could be placed; detaching the garage would either face Warm Springs with multiple garage doors or force a narrow, constrained condition between house and garage that would reduce access and maintenance space and could negatively affect the nearby historic stone carriage house. The applicant also cited accessibility needs for a family member: the main house floor sits roughly 49 inches above grade, and providing a compliant ramp would require a roughly 64-foot ramp, while the current plan includes a platform lift adjacent to the garage for wheelchair access.

Neighbors and contractors testified in favor of the project. Two nearby residents spoke in support, and a contractor noted the existing carport is a nonconforming structure; one neighbor said the new enclosed garage and addition would improve the appearance and usability of the property.

After discussion, the commission approved the application with the condition that the proposed attached garage face be offset two feet from the kitchen plane to improve differentiation between old and new massing. The roll call vote recorded all commissioners present voting in favor.

The approval includes standard staff conditions to ensure materials and detailing for the carriage house and addition are consistent with guidelines and to protect the historic features of the carriage house. The applicant and staff also discussed potential minor adjustments to siting to increase the setback from the carriage house to protect foundations and tree health.

Votes at a glance for DRH25-00007: approved with condition (2-foot offset), mover: not specified in transcript, second: not specified in transcript; tally — unanimous approval by commissioners present.","After deliberation, the Boise City Historic Preservation Commission approved DRH25-00007 to construct a new attached garage and rear addition at 1215 East Warm Springs Avenue with a condition that the garage façade be offset two feet from the kitchen plane to increase differentiation from the historic residence.",{"_33":89,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":90,"_41":91,"_43":92,"_45":93,"_47":94,"_49":95,"_51":96,"_53":97,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":98,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":99,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6682076,"Historic Preservation Commission approves alteration at 917 E. Jefferson, requires façade retain garage appearance or glazing",2165,3345000,5510000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2383096-9bd794cf487a6fb95718b3ea0598175b&start=3345&end=5510","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2383096-9bd794cf487a6fb95718b3ea0598175b/thumbnail_3345000.jpg","/articles/6682076/Idaho/Historic-Preservation-Commission-approves-alteration-at-917-E-Jefferson-requires-façade-retain-garage-appearance-or-glazing","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6682076-a197c656faf16a167be0f5d371b847a4/orig.mp4?Expires=1776451944&Signature=JwGIN7VW~X4Lr7~zAgentKjtcMf~jGNfRJ8i-7imMEs-RatPqOJdNHzwJXtkC3BnPJlVp8n2LQifNUva28DlmuDOO2SVIEdEm3vwqdtEwzwbh-g-qL2dLzcdEn14bxr7~U7raEenWkvWqaZWgJIz2i1cGc2hpqJvdGYTfpWxaZYdMT5TUCARhlivK3CuO8jeLrjw-r8Q68ZxrGYzXjxliLqokfUT4vI-023~npnDFoay6WeEVim61eFIT0m~67NeDFhaTFoAGfXrvP4Clkd6bcw6IczwgFr1uFOQ9V0ma09CHJzW2c5~VorDdVVUiz9dZiP2mfewXIgnxVlRnpgwAw__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Boise City Historic Preservation Commission on Thursday voted to approve application DRH24-00342, a certificate of appropriateness for 917 East Jefferson Street, with the condition that the front façade retain the appearance of the existing street-facing garage door or, alternatively, incorporate glazing to preserve the garage look while allowing interior alterations.

Staff recommended denial of the application, saying the proposal constituted an extensive alteration to the character-defining façade of a contributing residence and did not meet multiple guidelines and Secretary of the Interior Standards. Staff told the commission that option 2 — retaining the front porch and keeping the garage look — should be the choice for approval if any changes were to be allowed. \"Staff continues to recommend denial,\" a staff member said during the hearing.

The applicants, represented by Lauren Allen of Hatch Design Architecture, said the interior configuration and a 2-foot-6-inch floor-level difference between the existing garage and the main house made keeping the garage door in place infeasible for the family’s planned multigenerational remodel. Lauren Allen said the owners intend to extend living space into the former garage so an interior floor and window lines would align; she testified that glazing the garage door was not a workable energy-code or interior-height solution. Homeowner David Reed told the commission he and his wife have lived at 917 East Jefferson for 27 years and said the remodel would allow multiple generations of the family — including his 99-year-old mother — to remain in the house. \"If we leave a garage door where there is no longer a garage, that to me is inauthentic,\" Reed said.

Commission debate split around preservation precedent versus functional needs. Commissioner Malloy cited the Secretary of the Interior Standards and supported staff's recommendation for denial, arguing the garage door is now a historic evolution of the house and should be retained. Other commissioners, including Owens and Sales, said the applicants had made modifications responsive to previous feedback and that option 2 (retaining the porch while replacing the garage door with a windowed treatment that preserves the garage appearance) struck a workable balance. Commissioner Owens moved approval with the caveat that the front façade keep the garage look or use glazing as an option; Commissioner Moore seconded the motion.

On the final roll call for the approval motion, the tally was: Maroney — yes; Montoto — no; Malloy — yes; Parks — yes; Owens — yes; Sales — yes; Moore — yes. The motion carried and the certificate of appropriateness was approved with the stated condition.

The commission's decision leaves in place a requirement that exterior treatment preserve the visual character of the front façade while permitting interior reconfiguration to accommodate the owners' accessibility and multigenerational-living goals. Staff and the applicant did not specify an exact construction schedule at the hearing; any future submittals must follow standard staff review and subsequent administrative processes.

Votes at a glance for DRH24-00342: approved (motion to approve with condition), mover: Commissioner Owens; second: Commissioner Moore; tally — yes: Maroney, Malloy, Parks, Owens, Sales, Moore; no: Montoto.","The Boise City Historic Preservation Commission voted to approve a certificate of appropriateness for 917 East Jefferson Street with a condition that the front façade retain the appearance of the street-facing garage door (or incorporate glazing) to balance the owners’ interior remodeling needs and preservation concerns.","actionData","errors"]

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