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Historic Resources Commission approves multiple COAs, advances signage cases andContinues murals and hoop‑house items
Summary
At its June 18 meeting the Historic Resources Commission approved certificates of appropriateness for several projects — including a pool house at 427 Cleveland Ave., refuse enclosures at 479 N. High St., several sign refacing projects and a porch reconstruction — and continued or deferred several items for additional materials.
The Historic Resources Commission took votes June 18 on a slate of certificates of appropriateness and related applications, approving most staff recommendations with conditions, continuing several items for more detail, and asking staff and applicants to supply final materials for administrative review.
Votes at a glance
- 427 Cleveland Avenue (COA CUA2500091): Commission recommended approval of variances and approved the new pool‑house design with conditions. Staff had recommended an affirmative recommendation for variances and approval of the non‑variance portion provided final details (trim dimensions, paint color, light fixture cut sheets and final wall sections) are submitted to HPF staff before certificate issuance.
- 479 North High Street (COA 250091463 to 479 N. High St., North Market Historic District): After discussion the commission approved option D (a painted, clad frame wood paneling approach) and required final cut sheets, colors and material samples be submitted to staff for final approval.
- 652 Linwood Avenue (hoop house): Continued.…
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