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HLPC grants homeowners' repainting request at 97 Fair Street
Summary
The Historic Landmarks Preservation Commission approved a certificate of appropriateness for repainting a Greek Revival residence at 97 Fair Street, accepting Benjamin Moore color selections and making the approval valid for one year.
The Historic Landmarks Preservation Commission on May 1, 2025, granted a certificate of appropriateness for exterior repainting at 97 Fair Street, a two‑and‑a‑half‑story painted Greek Revival dwelling in the Fair Street local historic district.
Applicants (identified in the record as Keith and Flo) told the commission they planned to retain the house's overall appearance while modernizing colors slightly: Benjamin Moore 'White Dove' for the body, 'Stratford Blue' for shutters, and a Bordeaux shade for the front door. The homeowners said window frames are aluminum and would remain white; the garage would be repainted to match the house.
Commissioners declared the application complete for formal review, determined the work requires a COA, and approved the paint scheme and application conditions. The motion states the approval is valid for one year and that any changes would require return to the HLPC. The vote was recorded in favor of the COA, and no conditions beyond standard HLPC compliance and building permits were cited.
The decision does not authorize structural work or changes to the roof or chimney. The commission advised the homeowners to follow standard permit procedures if additional exterior changes are planned.
