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Panel approves roof replacement, trim and paint for Allstate Building at 120 S. Austin
Summary
The commission approved a certificate of appropriateness for roof replacement, trim work and eave painting at 120 South Austin Avenue (Case 2025-038H). The applicant cited recent storm damage and specified materials and colors.
The Denison Historic Preservation Commission granted a certificate of appropriateness for roof replacement, accompanying trim work and eave painting at 120 South Austin Avenue (Case 2025-038H) after hearing from the property representative about storm damage and proposed materials.
Commission staff said the roof sustained damage in a recent storm and that the historic preservation officer recommended approval of the contractor-specified materials and color. The application calls for Owens Corning Duration (storm cloud) shingles for the shingle roof section, "Mueller storm grama" for the metal roof portion, and for painting eaves in "Cozy White," a color on the recommended palette.
A person who identified themself as Means (applicant) described the building as the Allstate Building and said it had been built in "’07." Means said the work would "spiff up" the building at the entrance to the business district. A commission member complimented the applicant on the building—s appearance and landscaping. No public opposition or conditions were recorded.
A board member moved to approve the certificate of appropriateness and another member seconded. The chair called for a voice vote; the board voted in favor and the certificate was granted. The meeting record indicates approval by voice vote but does not provide a roll-call tally or further conditions.
