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Aiken DRB approves partial demolition and stabilization of historic stables; owners to return for new-house COA
Summary
The Aiken Design Review Board on a unanimous vote approved partial demolition of a deteriorated stable and demolition of two 1960s carriage houses, and separately approved a stabilization plan to repair and reconstruct the remaining historic stable fabric.
The Aiken Design Review Board on an unanimous vote approved two related applications allowing partial demolition of an unstable stable and demolition of two 1960s carriage houses, and separately approved a stabilization and repair plan for the remaining stable.
The decisions permit the property owners to remove later additions and failing fabric while stabilizing and reconstructing portions of the original stables. The approvals cover the demolition application (CERH25-004) and the stabilization/restoration application (CERH25-037). Both motions carried by unanimous vote.
Board staff summarized the applications, noting an interior structural report that documented deterioration and subsidence. Applicant Jeff Burden said the applicant proposes to demolish the rear section of the stables, stabilize and repair the front section, and salvage as much…
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