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Applicant scales back Wall Street addition; HDC asks for design revisions and clearer drawings
Summary
A previously approved large addition for a property reached by an easement off Wall Street was reduced substantially by the applicant. Commissioners praised the smaller footprint but requested revised drawings to address roof-walk height, dormer proportions, front entry detailing and window proportions.
The commission reviewed revisions to a previously approved project behind Wall Street that the applicant has reduced substantially and revised to address visibility and massing concerns.
Applicant James (presenter) said the earlier approval called for a larger rear addition; the revised proposal cuts the addition to roughly 416 square feet and changes ridge orientation and dormer layout. Commissioners welcomed the reduction but raised design questions about the new forward gable, roof-walk proportions and window sizes, and asked for clearer elevations and higher-resolution drawings before final approval.
Why it matters: The property lies behind other Wall Street houses and is accessed via a private easement; while…
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