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Commission designates 1406 Brighton Road paint test case, approves select color and requests follow-up photos
Summary
The commission approved a paint color as a test case for 1406 Brighton Road in the Brighton Road Historic District and asked the applicant to submit post-completion photos and updated product listings after noting discontinued items on the preapproved materials list.
The Historic Resources Commission on July 17 approved a paint color at 1406 Brighton Road as a test case and asked the applicant to submit completion photos and updated product documentation.
Staff presented the application as a test case because the proposed stone-gray finish is not a color currently listed on the preapproved materials list. Staff recommended approval of CDA 1949 with conditions that the color be treated as a test case under the city’s standards and that the applicant submit documentation as-built.
The applicant explained that some manufacturers and product lines cited in the materials list are discontinued or on limited supply; commissioners and the applicant discussed updating the preapproved list so future applicants can find comparable products. A commissioner offered to help identify substitute products; the applicant said they would provide a follow-up photograph once the painting is complete.
The commission approved the test-case application with the staff-recommended conditions tied to the city standards and the historic-district guidelines: the color is approved for 1406 Brighton Road as a one-time test application, subject to the submission of a post-installation photograph and confirmation of the product line or an acceptable substitute. The applicant indicated willingness to provide follow-up documentation on completion.
