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Key West HARC approves multiple renovation and accessory‑structure projects; staff to draft rainbow‑fence guidance
Summary
At its Nov. 18 meeting the Historic Architecture Review Commission approved several accessory‑structure and renovation projects across the historic district and directed staff to draft guidance on limited fence painting after lengthy debate about ‘‘rainbow’’ pickets and the Certificate of Appropriateness process.
The Historic Architecture Review Commission of the City of Key West on Nov. 18 approved a string of renovation and accessory‑structure applications and instructed staff to prepare an action item on painted fence sections after a broad policy discussion.
Commissioners voted to approve an updated design for a rear accessory structure at 1410 Olivia Street, citing a reduced height and the structure’s 1'2" setback from the main house. Applicant Serge Mashtakoff said the team had "worked a little bit" on rooflines and maintained a gable form that the commission found acceptable; the measure passed unanimously.
The commission also approved a new one‑story residence at 906 William Street that includes a rear pool, an ADA lift integrated into the front porch and an array of 18 roof‑mounted solar panels. Planner Daniella told commissioners the 22‑foot‑6‑inch building height is consistent with nearby structures and staff…
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