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Board approves window replacements and vented composite soffit at 272 West Market after lead-paint findings
Summary
Servpro representative presented lead-paint test results and a proposal to replace windows, deck boards and railing at 270–272 West Market; the board approved Andersen-series windows and a vented composite soffit as part of a conditional approval to pursue historic-looking options for spindle replication.
York City — The Historical Architectural Review Board on Aug. 28 approved a proposal to replace windows and repair a second-floor fire-escape balcony at 270–272 West Market Street after the applicant presented lead-paint test results and revised material specifications.
Kevin Paul of Servpro, representing the property owner, told the board a UPMC report found lead-based paint on fire-escape balusters, deck boards and windows. “The report from UPMC indicated that lead-based paint is throughout the fire escape, balcony … and the windows,” Paul said. He proposed replacing nine second-floor windows, removing and replacing deck boards and rail systems, and…
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