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ARB approves several routine projects; meeting minutes and preapprovals cleared
Summary
The Webster ARB approved meeting minutes and several routine project applications, including 50 Gray Avenue and 340 South Elm; several items were tabled for lack of applicant or incomplete materials.
The Webster Architecture Review Board approved its Aug. 7 meeting minutes and cleared several routine applications at its meeting.
After approving minutes, the board approved 50 Gray Avenue as submitted (homeowner and architect present). The homeowner said a mural on the side of the building was painted by a hired muralist. The board also approved 340 South Elm Avenue’s renovation as submitted after the owner and architect attended the meeting.
Projects without applicants or missing materials were tabled: 29 South Maple, 527 Ivanhoe Place, 782 Tuxedo, and 26 Sylvester Avenue (the latter because no plans were supplied). The board also completed a work-session earlier and reconvened the official meeting at 5:30 p.m.
Formal actions included: approval of August 7 minutes; approval of 50 Gray Avenue and 340 South Elm as submitted; tabling of projects that lacked applicants or complete submissions.
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