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Dawsonville HPC approves patio, refrigeration enclosure and lighting for 61 Bill Elliott St.
Summary
The Dawsonville Historic Preservation Commission approved a certificate of appropriateness allowing a small ADA restroom addition, a covered patio, a refrigerated equipment enclosure with a privacy fence and a sign light at 61 Bill Elliott Street South, with conditions on lighting and fence height.
The Dawsonville Historic Preservation Commission on April 28 approved a certificate of appropriateness for alterations at 61 Bill Elliott Street South, including a small ADA-compliant restroom addition, a covered patio for on-site dining, relocation of refrigeration equipment to the rear with an enclosed privacy fence, a dumpster enclosure and exterior sign lighting.
Applicant Chris Sheets described the project as “putting on a patio onto the side of the building, so we can have a place for community, to go along with the coffee,” and said the restroom bump-out is needed to meet ADA requirements. Sheets provided measurements for elements of the plan, saying the restroom addition would be about 7 feet 3 inches by 2 feet 6 inches and that a rear concrete slab of roughly 10 by 15 feet would support…
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