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Commission cannot act without applicant; James McGuire painting application held until applicant returns
Summary
The commission declined to act on a paint-color application for 301 Williams Avenue because the applicant or a representative was not present and color chips were not legible in the packet; members asked the applicant to bring physical color chips before the next meeting.
The Historic District Commission deferred action on a painting application for 301 Williams Avenue after commissioners said color samples in the packet were not legible and no representative was present to answer questions.
Commissioners asked the applicant to provide actual paint chips (Sherwin-Williams or Benjamin Moore swatches) and to appear at the next meeting. The commission noted it had seen evidence of work having started at the property and said it needed the physical chips to confirm compliance before granting approval.
Because no one representing the application was present, the commission held the matter for the next month and instructed staff to notify the applicant that paint chips and a representative are required for review.
