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HDC approves new Polpis house and outbuildings with light-glare condition on glass connectors
Summary
The HDC approved a 3,000-square-foot house, cabana and shed in the Polpis subdivision (5 Wietemau) and required 'turtle' (low-reflectance) glazing on connectors and railings to limit nighttime glare; one commissioner opposed the glazing condition.
The Nantucket Historic District Commission approved a new house, attached cabana elements and accessory structures at 5 Wietemau (Polpis) on May 6, with a specific condition limiting reflective glass on exterior connectors and railings.
Architect Andrew presented plans and photo simulations showing the home’s placement in the building envelope imposed by the subdivision and a 25-foot ridge-height limit. He described the main house as roughly 3,000 square feet and noted that…
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