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Board members accepted the slate nominated at the prior meeting (chair, vice chair and secretary) by voice vote. Later, the board approved a set of annual goals staff had circulated; a motion to adopt the goals passed with no opposition.

In a grants update, staff reported meeting with Junction City officials and identified the WPA-era City Hall/jail building there as a strong candidate for Paul Brun bricks-and-mortar funding because it is already on the register. Staff noted all CLG (certified local government) and related grant programs were “on hold” at the time of the meeting and that the board would receive updates when funding resumed.

The board also discussed outreach and training: one staff member summarized a recent historic-preservation summit that covered preservation finance and Main Street programs, and members said they would pursue coordinated façade and streetscape ideas in line with successful programs in other Kentucky downtowns.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Danville Architectural Heritage Board Regular Meeting - 4/16/2025","oneSentenceSummary","At its April meeting the Danville Architectural Heritage Board elected its existing slate of officers, adopted its goals for the year and received a grants update noting that grant programs are on hold; staff highlighted a potential Paul Brun grant candidate in Junction City.","taxTitle","Danville City, Boyle County , Kentucky","taxId",53940,"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},6046477,"Board approves replacement of historic-style front door at 210 West Main with identical design",654,2728000,3382000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3544334-2d21e679073f288458b8ad97b9f27762&start=2728&end=3382","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3544334-2d21e679073f288458b8ad97b9f27762/thumbnail_2728000.jpg","/articles/6046477/Danville-City/Boyle-County/Kentucky/Board-approves-replacement-of-historic-style-front-door-at-210-West-Main-with-identical-design","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6046477-c5d443780bdb17ee8e5e5746c02f0392/orig.mp4?Expires=1771182630&Signature=Qj-C1rbsca6TziOd-mjOpr5-CGjCuZah7OWF-mTtCuZx1qYCn4BlXEyW80BM~Q8J6FdDHl-2GEh~EHDdLxraPMcJolZeb7iAtMTltMqHfVL6wYgo7WFSrzaVkPSSeMdBp4JizEUCUepQKcRLEQYpX9Gpy4qoryJ1Q6AW1DBskZOYVMdahv~W9-GtOrbw9yulOsmxN7HmhPg7bjB24psTVoQUQGQzxxwkYTb0t4GH-NyIZxgM5McXohzrvZEWbfXJyFCWrG5KCEUaiTl1jIisEPvsv75CFNNGf~q1r~V8KLqMGXQ0CljTjnfuKm7d2d5AQ1ViUpEq743e98jlCDalng__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Danville Architectural Heritage Board on April 16 approved a certificate of appropriateness allowing replacement of the front entry at 210 West Main, with a stipulation that the new door and sidelights be reproduced to match the existing design.

Craig Sutton, director of facilities for Ephraim McDowell Health, told the board the vendor Arnold's Glass can replicate the existing six-panel door and sidelights in new materials. Board staff noted the building is neoclassical in style and described the entry as a contributing design feature. Joni House said the building is not yet eligible for the National Register due to age but is considered contributing because of its design.

Board discussion focused on whether sidelights should be repaired or replaced. Staff advised much of the sidelight deterioration occurs at the bottom third and could be repaired, but the applicant requested full in-kind replacement using metal-clad wood to reduce maintenance. The board’s motion required that the replacement match the original’s size, profile and texture; metal-clad wood was called an acceptable option.

The motion to approve the replacement passed by voice vote with no opposition recorded. The board will receive the historic survey documentation that staff committed to prepare and complete a site visit to document the building.

Board members and staff encouraged the applicant to use an architect for future, larger-scale changes and discussed forming an ad hoc committee to coordinate ongoing work with the hospital campus.","The Architectural Heritage Board approved replacement of the front entry at 210 West Main, directing that the new door and sidelights match the original size, profile and texture; metal-clad wood was noted as an acceptable material.",{"_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},6046481,"Danville board approves demolition of former Bull Lumber building with conditions",2160,648000,2808000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3544334-2d21e679073f288458b8ad97b9f27762&start=648&end=2808","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3544334-2d21e679073f288458b8ad97b9f27762/thumbnail_648000.jpg","/articles/6046481/Danville-City/Boyle-County/Kentucky/Danville-board-approves-demolition-of-former-Bull-Lumber-building-with-conditions","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6046481-5f4e0cc6390ee32d0d4cfbb0f06abfcd/orig.mp4?Expires=1771182630&Signature=hQMY6TtuFqnyNIHvTQdxGQZ~gIPVIoP0A4ajRI8eivXtgdzExiewCpOnaihUMfTLOvDt30G3OtSh1MabwXvZq3SOZQjepSDWRQD1K~N4XdEeXT1vBG7TGzWWtnPw6inuOeR1spubiHO5pwNJLGxG2XwPtmK1npPzIS~1s7GZ9o0SPzIyNgJz7NARNPiYi9BqIrc8loXZvTPrE3n-yMaPE257dg3RccZG8XAsYLgptCYrWHq-5JSoFDgIQPWlz7SyzOZHRb5mKSiqZXcSeC8-49akOp2nCL9UqfJBeZw56-Uj6jpCXtQeTKmdvr3M2WqVbYcDVt4XQ28yzlr2c1DDEw__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Danville Architectural Heritage Board on April 16 approved the demolition of the former Bull Lumber building at 446 West Walnut, granting a certificate of appropriateness for demolition subject to three conditions: a historic building survey, a drainage plan, and that Ephraim McDowell Health explore salvage and reclamation options and notify neighboring property owners before work begins.

The vote followed presentations from Craig Sutton, director of facilities for Ephraim McDowell Health, and Bill Conder, who spoke for the Charleston Green Homeowners Association. Sutton said the hospital had moved operations out and the building “has become in disarray and disrepair,” and described it as unoccupied and a potential liability. Conder told the board residents want the structure removed but raised concerns about drainage, screening and lighting: “We want the building taken out and, but we don't want an ugly place or a sewer left,” he said.

Board staff member Joni House explained the review process and urged neighbors and the applicant to coordinate. House said, “This hearing is just to get the process started,” and told attendees that a separate application would be required for any future wall or new construction and that vinyl and chain-link fences are not allowed in the district.

In discussion before the motion, board members and commenters pressed for specific mitigation steps. Speakers asked that demolition contractors remove floors and concrete rather than leaving rubble, that the project team assess existing roof drainage that currently flows onto Charleston Green’s parking lot and toward Center College, and that temporary security lighting be installed before demolition begins. A board member suggested adding a caveat requiring a city engineer review of proposed drainage changes.

The board approved the demolition with the three listed conditions; members recorded the approval by voice vote with no opposition noted. The approval covers only demolition; replacement structures, fences and site changes must return to the board for separate certificate-of-appropriateness review.

Next steps in the process include completion of the required historic documentation (the board suggested coordinating a Kentucky historic building survey through the Kentucky Heritage Council), presentation of a drainage plan coordinated with the city engineer, and outreach from Ephraim McDowell Health to Charleston Green residents about demolition timing and salvage opportunities. Sutton said the hospital would investigate drainage and reclamation options and work with neighbors on the logistics.

The board’s action does not itself authorize new construction, fence installation or site redevelopment; those items will require separate applications and additional review by planning and zoning or the board as appropriate.","The Danville Architectural Heritage Board on April 16 approved a certificate of appropriateness to demolish the former Bull Lumber building at 446 West Walnut, requiring a historic building survey, a drainage plan and exploration of salvage/reclamation before demolition begins.","actionData","errors"]

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Architectural Heritage Board re-elects officers, adopts annual goals; grant awards remain on hold

Board approves replacement of historic-style front door at 210 West Main with identical design

Danville board approves demolition of former Bull Lumber building with conditions