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Historic Preservation Commission approves exterior paint, minor repairs for Luke's Sweeper Shop
Summary
At its September meeting the Historic Preservation Commission approved an application to repaint and repair the exterior of Luke's Sweeper Shop, allowing the contractor to use a boom lift, block two front parking spaces and the sidewalk, and proceed after local permitting.
At its September meeting, the Historic Preservation Commission approved an application to repaint and perform minor exterior repairs at Luke's Sweeper Shop, a building identified by a placard as constructed in 1860.
The approval allows the applicant to repaint the building in Gauntlet Gray with Extra White trim and to paint the doors red for contrast, perform preparatory scraping and spot priming, and use a boom lift staged in the building's rear parking lot. The commission noted the work will require a street obstruction permit before sidewalk or parking-space closures begin.
The commission's action matters because the building is historically identified on a placard and because the proposed work includes sidewalk and…
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