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Enid commissioners deny appeal over prefabricated carport in Kenwood Historic District
Summary
The Enid City Commission denied an appeal May 20 of the Historic Preservation Commission’s rejection of a 20-by-18-foot prefabricated metal carport at 411 West Pine Avenue, saying the structure does not comply with historic-district guidelines; commissioners directed staff to work with the applicant and the city attorney on next steps.
The Enid City Commission on May 20 denied an appeal of the Historic Preservation Commission’s decision to reject a certificate of appropriateness for a 20-by-18-foot prefabricated metal carport installed at 411 West Pine Avenue in the Kenwood Historic District.
The denial, which passed on a 5-1 vote, follows a timeline presented by Jacqueline Porter, community development director, showing the application was filed in February, tabled March 6 for revised specifications, withdrawn to staff in March, and then construction occurred without a permit. A citation for work without a permit was issued in April. The Historic Preservation Commission heard the item in May and denied the application; the property owner appealed May 2 and appeared before the City…
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