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Troy Planning Commission reappoints leadership, confirms appointments and approves three certificates of appropriateness
Summary
At its Jan. 22 meeting the Troy Planning Commission reappointed its chair and vice chair, appointed a member to the CRA Housing Council and approved certificates of appropriateness for three properties; one application was discussed but left without action.
The Troy Planning Commission on Wednesday reappointed its chair and vice chair, confirmed a three-year appointment to the CRA Housing Council and approved certificates of appropriateness for three separate properties.
The actions came during the commission's reorganizational and regular business agenda. Commissioners also reviewed an incomplete application for 15 South Market Street and took no action on that item, saying the applicant had not provided a complete submittal.
Why it matters: The reappointments and COA approvals set leadership for the commission’s year and clear exterior work and window-replacement projects that affect buildings in the city’s historic district and courthouse square.
Votes at a glance: - Reappointment of chair and vice chair: Motion to reappoint the current chair and to reappoint Larry Wolke as vice chair. Roll call recorded unanimous approval. (Roll-call excerpts in transcript: “Mister Wolke? Aye. Mister Tuderikin? Yes. Mayor? Yes. Durammer? Yes. Mister McGarry? Yes.”) Outcome: approved.
- Appointment to CRA Housing Council (three-year term beginning Jan. 1, 2025): Motion to appoint Missus Ehrlich following expiration of her prior term. Outcome: approved by roll call (transcript: “Mister Titterington? Yes. Mayor? Yes. Mister Amory? Yes. Mister McGarry? Yes. Mister Wolke? Yes. Motion is approved. Missus Ehrlich is appointed.”).
- Approval of minutes from the Dec. 11 meeting: Motion and second; approved by voice vote (“Aye. Opposed? Hearing none, admin are approved.”).
- Certificate of Appropriateness, 301 East Franklin Street: COA to replace windows and exterior surfaces; staff recommended approval because of lead-paint risk and referenced the design manual. Outcome: approved by roll call (transcript roll call: “Mayor? Yes. Mister Emrick? Yes. Mister McGarry? Yes. Mister Wolke? Yes. Mister Titterington? Yes. Motion is approved.”).
- Certificate of Appropriateness, Miami County Courthouse (215 West Main Street): Motion to replace approximately 100 windows with aluminum framed windows designed to replicate the appearance of the originals; staff recommended approval citing design manual sections. Outcome: approved by roll call (transcript: “Mr. Edmondick? Yes. Mr. McGarry? Yes. Mr. Wilke? Yes. Mr. Titterington? Yes. Mayor? Yes, approved.”).
- Certificate of Appropriateness, 14 North Walnut Street: COA for exterior alterations including painted CMU, new aluminum storefronts in the alley, and two vinyl replacement windows on the west facade. Outcome: approved by roll call (transcript: roll call recorded unanimous yes and “Motion is approved.”).
- 15 South Market Street: Applicant submitted work already completed and an incomplete application; commission discussed tabling but ultimately took no formal action because the item was not on the agenda.
The commission adjourned at the close of business.
