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Littleton HPC approves conditional COA for Bradford Auto Body after roof collapse repairs
Summary
The Littleton Historic Preservation Commission granted conditional approval to exterior repairs and a new prefabricated paint booth at Bradford Auto Body (2659 West Main Street), imposing two conditions: accurate plan drawings showing in-kind garage doors and a requirement to paint mechanical equipment to reduce visibility. The motion passed 5-0.
The Littleton Historic Preservation Commission unanimously approved a conditional Certificate of Appropriateness for 2659 West Main Street, Bradford Auto Body, allowing exterior repairs and the installation of a prefabricated paint booth after a summer roof collapse.
Staff presented the application and said the project responds to life-safety demolition after the roof and part of an exterior wall collapsed. Staff described proposed work as replacement of exterior siding and garage doors, reinstatement of most rooftop equipment, and installation of a prefabricated automobile paint booth that increases roof height by about 6 feet — to roughly 19 feet 9 inches — and shifts the east exterior wall outward by about 1.25 feet. Staff noted the new siding will be a red metal profile similar to an existing rear addition and that the paint booth and two rooftop pieces of equipment are required to meet current EPA and building-code…
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