Architectural Review Board approves Teriyaki Madness at 16 North High Street with conditions

The Dublin Architectural Review Board voted to approve a Minor Project Review for Teriyaki Madness at 16 North High Street, a property individually listed on the National Register of Historic Places, with conditions addressing exterior alterations, mechanical screening, parking, and site restoration.

The board's approval covers building and site modifications to a 0.26-acre parcel in the Historic Core District that will adapt a vacant landmark structure for restaurant use. The vote to approve the application as amended was recorded as unanimous by board members present: Pat McDaniel (yes), Dr. Stecksheldy (yes), Ms. Damiser (yes), Mr. Cotter (yes) and Ms. Cooper (yes). The motion approved the staff-recommended conditions of approval.

Staff said the project aims to restore pedestrian connections and remove prior unauthorized alterations while accommodating on- and off-site parking for a new restaurant use. "Staff recommends approval of the minor project review with following conditions," planning staff Rati told the board, listing required removals and drawing revisions that must be completed before building permits are issued.

Key conditions and technical requirements imposed by the board and staff: - Historic fabric and removals: The applicant must remove unapproved HVAC equipment on the…