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Prattville commission approves new house at 105 Maple Street over design objections, 3-2
Summary
The City of Prattville Historic Preservation Commission approved a certificate of appropriateness for a one-story new residence at 105 Maple Street after extensive design debate and one public commenter’s opposition. Commissioners split 3–2 on the measure and recommended several design adjustments.
The City of Prattville Historic Preservation Commission approved a certificate of appropriateness for a new single‑story residence at 105 Maple Street following extended discussion about scale, proportions and garage placement. The motion passed 3–2.
The commission’s action followed a presentation by the petitioner, identified in the meeting as Dr. Miller, who said the corner lot is “very unique and challenging” and described choices made to orient the house and locate the garage to match site constraints. Dr. Miller said the family intends the house to face Maple Street for addressing and parking, though one facade will visually front the adjacent mill property.
The decision matters because the parcel sits in Prattville’s historic downtown where commissioners weigh new construction against surrounding historic buildings, including a nearby Masonic Lodge and…
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