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Votes at a glance: Historic Preservation Commission decisions and continuances, April 2, 2025

2979499 · April 2, 2025
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Summary

Summary of formal actions taken by the Historic Preservation Commission on April 2, 2025: denials, approvals and continuances for Certificates of Appropriateness across multiple properties in Oklahoma City.

The Historic Preservation Commission recorded the following formal outcomes at its April 2, 2025 meeting.

- HPCA-24-0106 (525 NW 20th Street): Denied with prejudice. The commission denied an application to install fiber‑cement siding, wrap porch columns and leave enclosed windows as proposed. The applicant may return with documentation and revisions addressing guideline concerns.

- HPCA-24-0126 (610 NW 15th Street): Approved with conditions. The commission approved construction of a garage with conditions including roof material and preserving/reinstalling historic metal ridge caps on visible roof locations; the applicant agreed to save and reinstall ridge caps where feasible.

- HPCA-24-0127 (215 NW 17th Street): Approved with conditions. The commission approved replacement of the front door with the condition that staff receive documentation demonstrating the replacement replicates the historic door; if staff is not satisfied the item must return to commission.

- HPCA-24-0133 (811 NW 18th Street): Approved with conditions. The commission approved an accessory garage project with conditions that product documentation be submitted to staff prior to issuance of a Certificate of Appropriateness.

- HPCA-24-0138 (0424 NW 209th Street / Jefferson Park): Approved with conditions. The commission approved an accessory structure replacement with conditions that documentation of a salvage window be submitted to staff.

- HPCA-25-00001 (442 NW 20th Street): Continued to May 7, 2025. The commission continued consideration of a proposed two‑story garage replacement. Applicant asked to submit revised materials by April 15 to be considered at the May meeting.

- HPCA-25-00003 (611 NW 20 2nd Street): Continued to May 7, 2025. Applicant absent; commission granted a final continuance.

- HPCA-25-00008 (816 NW 20 2nd Street): Approved (option 1) with conditions. Commission approved the accessory building option preferred by applicant, requesting clearer elevation drawings and composition shingles (architectural shingle) as roof material.

- HPCA-25-00010 (913 NW 30 9th Street): Approved with conditions. The commission approved a dormer addition and associated roof reframing with staff conditions in the report.

- HPCA-25-00021 (104 NW 20th Street): Mixed actions. The commission approved the driveway/parking pad approach conditionally (applicant to verify approach width with staff) and approved reinstatement of a replica window on the west side; remaining items were continued to May 7 for on‑site review and additional documentation.

- HPCA-25-00026 (617 NW 20 1st Street): Approved with conditions. Commission approved replacement of a kitchen door and allowed resizing of a window with condition that the revised opening match proportion and submit documentation to staff; front door and other items continued for staff review.

- HPCA-25-00028 (628 NW 16th Street): Continued to May 7, 2025. Comprehensive renovation and a proposed side addition were continued for redesign to make the addition subordinate to the historic house; applicant asked to return with a single consolidated plan.

Where votes were taken on the record, the chair announced outcomes but the transcript did not always print roll‑call tallies. The commission frequently approved items subject to staff conditions and documentation; several complex or contested projects were continued to May 7 to allow applicants time to revise drawings and materials.