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Landmark Commission approves temporary demolition of balcony at Captain Paul Stanley house in Galveston
Summary
The Galveston Landmark Commission approved a certificate of appropriateness for the temporary demolition of an elevated covered balcony at the Captain Paul Stanley house, citing structural concerns and a plan to rebuild when funds are available.
The Landmark Commission on Monday approved a certificate of appropriateness allowing the temporary demolition of an elevated covered balcony at the Captain Paul Stanley house, a designated Galveston landmark at 2012 Martin Luther King Boulevard and 20 Ninth Street.
Staff presented the case to the commission, telling members, "This is a request for a certificate of appropriateness for modifications to the structure, including removing a covered balcony." The staff report said four public notices were sent and none were returned.
The staff presentation said the balcony is original to the house and that…
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