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Applicant Shirley Shockey told the board she wants to replace an oversized second-floor window above the bathroom with a smaller, attic-style wood window similar to a historic window she said exists elsewhere on the house. Shockey said the existing window measures roughly 18 by 19 by 23 inches (applicant-provided measurement) and that she would prefer the new window be centered in the opening.

Board members noted the board’s guidelines generally discourage moving windows on a primary elevation unless there is physical evidence the window originally occupied a different position. Staff and board members said they could not find photographic or physical evidence in the meeting record proving the window’s earlier location; a 1977 survey image referenced in the discussion appeared to show the window in its current off-center location and thus did not provide clear evidence it belonged elsewhere.

Given the lack of definitive historical evidence and the absence of a detailed window specification, the board voted to table the application and ask the applicant to return with a measured window detail, materials and casing details, and any historical photographic evidence if available. The board encouraged the applicant to work with city staff (David) to schedule the item for the next appropriate agenda after materials are provided.

The applicant also discussed paint-color choices at the meeting and indicated she planned to paint the house siding a “society blue” with colonial white trim; staff said paint approvals of that nature are typically handled administratively if the color is within historic palettes and the window application returns with acceptable details.

The motion to table BAR25-233 passed on a voice vote.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Winchester - Board of Architectural Review - 4:00 PM - Apr 03 2025 - Apr 03, 2025","oneSentenceSummary","The Board tabled a request from Shirley Shockey to replace and re-center a second-floor attic window at 219 South King Street until the applicant provides detailed window specifications and drawings.","taxTitle","Winchester City, Frederick County, Virginia","taxId",5107,"location","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":82,"_51":83,"_53":84,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":85,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":86,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6614009,"Board approves façade refresh and storefront changes for 505 Hammer Street",393,1815000,2208000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2866358-b84c37e60cbba04ad5e3c8febbf4a9fd&start=1815&end=2208","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2866358-b84c37e60cbba04ad5e3c8febbf4a9fd/thumbnail_1815000.jpg","/articles/6614009/Winchester-City/Frederick-County/Virginia/Board-approves-façade-refresh-and-storefront-changes-for-505-Hammer-Street","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6614009-49cf06b24b1fb711e5262045e908cd43/orig.mp4?Expires=1771152143&Signature=EkSxrXP26ZaGcsRXOwGfFYevh8L~zM1K6ppJvGlZvmrkMgl~9bsfKq5pBTTswC3ioS-C9iB7~tksm~c7d9HuFP~Gr1aTuxwS3M-dQ1orj0qsAKZj0nBe8USmKxTxpGmPQL~ME8RWJ3Rm-CzW9e2Zz85KhoEn8iHHDEYk3oLF8ZKwT0qmnm6xQIn-W0McMJD0iBXGlBzC7RDyHx7b85vB8334atC7zLjDPzvVDVx4ezfey7RuJl4SNVqSw0yyvqDKoqPkc6btRu-JTYgmAYUWD~F1Q02pQnpYP2w3P-qB6dU34lyXQHCC6Sfei-BgJ2d50v2UdozsaiCAfAhj6WjMkQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Winchester City Board of Architectural Review voted to approve exterior modifications to 505 Hammer Street, including repainting the building’s brick and mansard, adding vertical battens and new fascia elements, and installing decorative lighting, the board said.

Applicant Kara Wilkins presented the proposed changes, which include repainting the brick, extending the painted mansard roof around the corner, adding Hardie (fiber cement) vertical batten siding on the primary gable, replacing several storefront doors and windows as tenant needs become known, and renovating upstairs apartments with new windows and doors. Wilkins said the left side of the building has a leased space of roughly 5,000 square feet where a tenant is already lined up.

Board members described the package as a highly descriptive application that improves the building’s visual rhythm and storefront presence. The board found the changes appropriate for the property and noted that painting the brick is acceptable for buildings of the apparent vintage. The motion to approve BAR25-195 as presented passed on a voice vote.

The applicant said some storefront elements on secondary elevations are being left as-is until tenant fit-outs are finalized; those will be upgraded later as tenants are confirmed. Decorative lanterns at both doorways and additional façade lighting were included in the approved plan.

The board did not record an individual roll-call vote in the transcript; the motion carried by voice vote.","The Board approved exterior modifications to 505 Hammer Street including repainting brick and mansard, new vertical battens and decorative lighting, and interior apartment window upgrades; the plan anticipates a 5,000-square-foot tenant on the building’s left side.",{"_33":88,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":89,"_41":90,"_43":91,"_45":92,"_47":93,"_49":94,"_51":95,"_53":96,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":97,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":98,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6614011,"Board approves storefront updates, awning and sidewalk planters for 12 South Braddock Street",545,1406000,1951000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2866358-b84c37e60cbba04ad5e3c8febbf4a9fd&start=1406&end=1951","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2866358-b84c37e60cbba04ad5e3c8febbf4a9fd/thumbnail_1406000.jpg","/articles/6614011/Winchester-City/Frederick-County/Virginia/Board-approves-storefront-updates-awning-and-sidewalk-planters-for-12-South-Braddock-Street","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6614011-dc0d1fcd3cd69dda28962688e7ca5573/orig.mp4?Expires=1771152143&Signature=Vdhq7etYQ721LYc9q8x1c4P2n84LbyVZhZ1VNN5pVhMCxZPwkJMYZSu6qtsNh6gafh647VxXo056mJQCSqV3fJK-IF7JKR0588zZ8GvZZOYcu0XGgWPfc7ee6rCqCk3w~1Dj8epQEoQ4ypzKgnf~c65lham0Bz~8jYCnFrUpkQGEHNuqs2c0YB-UGh~6SNl-kN-07q9nmvjbK6eR52q~lAx2COdWGBwshKQE9--E57kVIhG4DkWwlHIzFenjc5ecctCMAaBRMrmGTbTpXR-rDQo3UGiDWG4erVHF19GbMNCo152rbfehNODuVd~U1x~dH2Xjk1XdVsT6xG2MEFQfGQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Winchester City Board of Architectural Review approved exterior modifications to the storefront at 12 South Braddock Street to accommodate a new first-floor tenant, board members said at the meeting.

Applicant representative Tyler Timberlake described changes that include replacing the existing awning frame with a new yellow-and-white canopy, swapping a commercial metal door for a full-glass wood door, installing insulated storefront glass, adding a movable black bench for waiting and placing planters in front of the building. The proposal also includes new decorative downlights and canopy lighting.

Staff explained that the property sits within the city’s primary/secondary district and special assessment area that allows public patios and furniture in the right-of-way similar to the pedestrian mall. Under that framework, public-right-of-way furniture is typically black metal and matching; property owners can seek a variation from the standard if they prefer different colors or materials. The board discussed planter color and recommended a subdued terracotta rather than a very bright yellow.

The board voted to approve the application as presented. The motion was made and seconded; the motion carried on a voice vote. Board members said the bench will be black to conform to the pedestrian-mall furniture standard and that the planters’ color would be coordinated with staff.

Applicant Tyler Timberlake told the board the tenant is a Mediterranean restaurant and that interior finishes use terracotta tones, which informed the recommended planter color. Staff noted planters and furniture in the public right-of-way will be reviewed under existing guidelines and may be administratively approved if they meet standards or approved as a requested variation by the board.

No separate permit or variance for street use was decided at the meeting; staff outlined the existing procedure for managing furniture in the right-of-way under the special district rules.","The Board approved exterior modifications for a new first-floor tenant at 12 South Braddock Street, including a yellow-and-white awning, new full-glass wood door, insulated storefront glass, bench and planters in the public right-of-way subject to pedestrian-mall furniture guidelines.",{"_33":100,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":101,"_41":102,"_43":103,"_45":104,"_47":105,"_49":106,"_51":107,"_53":108,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":109,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":110,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6614012,"Board approves Hardie-plank siding for rear addition at 16 West Clifford Street",1291,276000,1567000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2866358-b84c37e60cbba04ad5e3c8febbf4a9fd&start=276&end=1567","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2866358-b84c37e60cbba04ad5e3c8febbf4a9fd/thumbnail_276000.jpg","/articles/6614012/Winchester-City/Frederick-County/Virginia/Board-approves-Hardie-plank-siding-for-rear-addition-at-16-West-Clifford-Street","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6614012-8f41bea7a9f90c7e400c3f10eafdbb56/orig.mp4?Expires=1771152143&Signature=i24nVebLKep5dz4y3-AwLgSvalR1B1aOCTumTkmHSmHJ3OCP9vxDHffzfKr5RoUvOHwU-BxMsPuFFNDwb7vL0IXW9dEHlkq8-QoPr5S5L--THeFRxoZGhMjeJgyKSZoN-Unz09y0i5h~8zbK77BTy-EklDO8mqwysA2f~By4twnw6JiJVjkroczV6jSIEg8kQOcBqZ2sHvixL4HuVSicBUO4qZAoTNBMB9ROvbxpsIrRSsCTtocsCnCAfet4VBGFCYJHw6CaDhwyE2Ump9Ne16-Nt8G4MHoYgSboDisnGp0BoPGTo6RPcfKT0xLUUC03de31xrgnUmKPCPsTsN1cXg__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Winchester City Board of Architectural Review approved a certificate of appropriateness for a rear addition at 16 West Clifford Street that will convert the building to three rental units, the board said at a public meeting.

Applicant Juan Garcia said the project will create one three-bedroom unit on the first floor and two one-bedroom units on the second floor, with the units sized at about 1,182 square feet (first floor) and approximately 705 and 704 square feet (second floor).

Board members focused discussion on exterior materials and window types. Staff and board members noted the house currently has nonconforming vinyl windows and older aluminum siding. Several board members said they were reluctant to approve new vinyl siding for the addition because it would require wrapping or replacing large portions of the existing facade. After discussion the applicant agreed to replace the house siding with Hardie (fiber cement) lap siding across the full facade to match the existing reveal, and to retain and repaint existing shutters and the iron front-porch railing.

The board voted to approve Hardie plank siding for the full façade with the same reveal as the existing house, with the final color to be reviewed and approved administratively by city staff member David (last name not specified in the record). The remainder of the application — including the proposed addition footprint, interior unit layout, and the new rear windows — was approved as submitted. The motion was moved by Mr. May and seconded by Ms. Ryle; the motion carried on a voice vote.

Board members said they were comfortable with keeping the existing vinyl windows on the building given the house’s prior window replacements, and recommended that the applicant submit any detailed transition drawings showing how new siding would meet the existing material at the front elevation. The board also discussed the visibility of the addition from the public alley behind the property and noted the alley is city owned and lightly trafficked.

The applicant confirmed the contractor-owner is experienced using Hardie plank on other projects and said he would proceed with the full-siding plan.

The board did not record an individual roll-call vote; the motion carried by voice vote.","The Winchester City Board of Architectural Review approved a certificate of appropriateness allowing a three-unit rear addition at 16 West Clifford Street, with the applicant to replace the exterior siding with Hardie plank and retain existing vinyl windows; final siding color to be approved administratively by staff.","actionData","errors"]

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