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Commission approves 1703 East Warm Springs addition after siding, window conditions
Summary
After a contested hearing about an attached two‑story garage and rehabilitation scope, the commission approved property owner plans at 1703 E. Warm Springs Avenue conditionally requiring investigation of original siding and repair‑first window work.
The Boise City Historic Preservation Commission approved an application for a two‑story rear addition and modified garage at 1703 East Warm Springs Avenue (DRH25‑0019) but attached conditions requiring the applicants to investigate and repair historic materials where feasible.
Commissioner Malloy moved to approve DRH25‑0019 with conditions including an investigation of existing siding and a repair‑first approach for windows; Commissioner Moore seconded. The roll call vote was five ayes and the motion carried.
Staff recommended denial because the city’s residential historic‑district guidelines generally favor detached garages; the staff report noted accessory buildings should be detached to preserve the district character. Richard, the planning presenter, explained the parcel backs to a canal and the existing small primary residence constrained options. The staff report concluded the existing attached garage is counter to the guidelines and therefore recommended denial.
The applicant’s architect, Amy…
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