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Historic preservation commission grants certificate for rooftop addition at 1607 N. 20 Second St.; owners must not enclose canopy
Summary
The commission granted a certificate of appropriateness for a rooftop addition and canopy at 1607 North 20 Second Street in Ybor City, approving design changes intended to reduce visible massing and adding a condition that the canopy not be enclosed in the future.
The City of Tampa Historic Preservation Commission granted a certificate of appropriateness for a rooftop addition at 1607 North 20 Second Street (case BLC-25-58) in Ybor City, approving design revisions and a condition that the canopy not be enclosed in the future.
Staff and the project team described a rooftop addition over an existing second-floor exterior deck totaling about 1,600 square feet. Jeff Shannon, agent for Casa Santo Stefano LLC, told the commission the applicants sought final approval after preliminary sign-offs in March and that the team had worked with staff to address four outstanding conditions. "We are here just to pursue and seek a final approval for this rooftop project," Shannon said.
Architect Joe Hafner of Hafner Architects said design changes reduced the visible mass of the rooftop edge and lowered structural member…
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