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Votes at a glance: key actions from the May 4 Historic Preservation Commission meeting
Summary
The Commission adopted minutes, continued one case, approved the consent calendar, approved St. Mark’s COA and handled a recusal and chair appointment related to the Academy of Art item. All recorded motions passed unanimously or by recorded majority at the May 4 meeting.
The Historic Preservation Commission recorded the following formal actions at its May 4 meeting:
- Adopted minutes for the prior meeting as corrected (motion passed, roll call 6–0).
- Continued case number 2015-414 PTA (1 Stockton Street) to June 15, 2016 (motion passed 6–0).
- Approved the consent calendar, including Item 7 (Certificate of Appropriateness for 274 Bridal Street) (motion passed 6–0).
- Approved the Certificate of Appropriateness for St. Mark's Church (case 2015Hyphen015828COA) for an elevator addition with staff-recommended conditions (motion passed 6–0).
- For Item 9 (Academy of Art University, case 2008.0586E) Commissioner Wolfram was recused by unanimous motion and Commissioner Haas was appointed to chair the remainder of the proceedings (recusal passed 6–0; chair appointment recorded 5–0 in the transcript).
Votes were recorded by roll call during the meeting; the transcript shows no recorded 'no' votes on these items. Where individual member names were given in roll call, they are noted in the meeting record; the detailed roll-call list for each motion appears in the Commission minutes.
