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Council grants appeal, allows standing‑seam metal roof for homeowner after planning commission denial

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The city council overturned a planning commission decision and approved a vertical standing‑seam metal roof for a residence after hearing testimony about fire safety, insurance impacts and precedent; the council voted to grant the appeal unanimously.

The Carmel City Council on April 1 granted an appeal and approved a vertical standing‑seam metal roof for a single‑family house that had received a planning commission decision with conditions. The council’s vote overturned the commission’s direction that the applicant work with staff on an alternative roofing material. The council’s decision was unanimous.

Applicant Brandy Faye and supporters told the council the existing wood shake roof is in disrepair, has affected insurance coverage and that aluminum or metal roofing provides a non‑combustible Class A option for fire safety. Multiple residents and architects spoke in favor of the change, saying standing‑seam metal…

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