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Architectural Review Board approves window alterations at 107 Southwood Drive

5810950 · August 6, 2025
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Summary

The Architectural Review Board approved ARB case '25-13 on Aug. 5 to alter three windows at 107 Southwood Drive, including moving a bay window and modifying a window above the kitchen sink; the transcript records at least one affirmative vote and does not include full motion language or a complete roll-call tally.

The Architectural Review Board on Aug. 5 approved alterations to three windows at 107 Southwood Drive, including relocating a bay window and modifying the window above a kitchen sink.

The change, filed as ARB case '25-13 and presented by Dennis, was discussed briefly during the meeting called to order at 5:30 p.m. The board’s discussion described moving a bay window and modifying the window above the kitchen sink as part of interior modifications; the transcript characterizes the work as modifications to three windows.

The board recorded at least one affirmative vote during the item. Tom David, an ARB member, is recorded in the transcript as saying, “Aye.” The transcript does not include the full motion language, the names of a mover or seconder, or a complete roll-call tally.

Roll call at the start of the meeting recorded Gary Nelma and Ryan Parsons as present. After the window-alteration item the board had no old business or new business and adjourned shortly thereafter; the transcript records adjournment at approximately 5:32 p.m.

No statutes, ordinances, or other legal authorities were cited in the recorded discussion. The transcript does not show any requests for additional materials, conditions attached to approval, or a schedule for follow-up inspections or permits.