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HAHC approves consent agenda, rules on three contested Certificates of Appropriateness including brick replacement and FAR limits
Summary
The HAHC approved a multi-item consent agenda April 10 and separately resolved three contested Certificate of Appropriateness matters: a partial denial of conditioned square footage over a porch at 825 Columbia, conditional approval of the 1138 West Fugate renovation requiring brick matching and window repair, and remediation directions for 2206 Lubbock Street.
The Houston Archaeological and Historical Commission approved a multi-item consent agenda on April 10 and took separate actions on three contested Certificates of Appropriateness: D7 (825 Columbia Street), D10 (1138 West Fugate Street), and D14 (2206 Lubbock Street).
Staff presented a slate of consent items recommended for approval and asked that all items in Section D be taken in a single motion except D7 (825 Columbia). Commissioners voted to approve the consent slate as presented; items pulled for discussion were heard individually.
825 Columbia Street (Item D7): Staff described a proposal to add a roughly 250-square-foot second-floor rear addition cantilevered over a new unconditioned rear covered patio on a contributing house in Houston Heights South. The existing structure (3,267 sq ft) exceeds the typical FAR for the lot and the addition would increase the conditioned square footage; staff recommended partial…
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