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Votes at a glance: Franklin Historic Zoning Commission, Nov. 10, 2025
Summary
The commission approved several Certificates of Appropriateness, denied a front-yard fence, and deferred multiple items for more documentation; key approvals included lighting at 110 3rd Ave N, a walkway at 936 Ferris St, façade work at 900 Fair St, site alterations at 717 Glass Ln, and an accessory addition at 1008 Fair St.
The Franklin Historic Zoning Commission took action on multiple applications at its Nov. 10 meeting, approving several Certificates of Appropriateness, denying a front-yard fence, and deferring items that lacked documentation.
The meeting opened with routine business and the commission approved the October minutes. On substantive items, the commission approved a lighting plan for 110 3rd Avenue North in the Downtown Franklin National Register Historic District after staff recommended approval with conditions; contractor Scott of Radian Outdoor Lighting told commissioners the design uses warm white LEDs (2,700–3,000K) and averages about 2.25 foot-candles across the property.
At 936 Ferris Street the commission approved replacement of a nonhistoric aggregate concrete walkway with brick pavers and staff conditions, but deferred a request to retroactively accept a herringbone porch landing and side porch details until the Dec. 8 voting meeting…
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