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Historic District Commission approves exterior-door replacement and renovations at 1 East Main Street
Summary
The Frostburg Historic District Commission on June 9 approved changes to the storefront and related interior work at 1 East Main Street, finding the proposed exterior materials compatible with the district; the project includes electrical, plumbing and heating upgrades and a $60,000 drain replacement discovered during demolition.
FROSTBURG, Md. — The Frostburg Historic District Commission on Monday approved exterior-door replacement and related renovations at 1 East Main Street, clearing a request that included storefront alterations, replacement of worn carpet at the entryway and a series of interior infrastructure upgrades.
The applicant, Ben Harmon, described the property as an investment he and his brother are restoring and said the project has included electrical, plumbing and heating work along with insulation and window replacement. "I think we're gonna make it, but we had a lot of, a lot of work to be done," Harmon said.
The commission’s approval followed a motion by Commissioner Bill Dennerman that cited compatibility with district design standards and referenced section 4.1 j 0.1.c of the applicable ordinance. Commissioner Bill Dennerman said, "I moved to approve the proposal ... pursuant to section…
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