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Commission tables prefabricated shed proposal at 209 E Street pending applicant revisions

Historic Preservation Commission · November 18, 2025
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Summary

The commission tabled Cheyenne Kirk Wheeler’s application to install a prefabricated shed at 209 E Street and asked the applicant to simplify decorative details, consider historically appropriate lattice, and clarify paint plans; the applicant was not present and the item will return next month within the 60‑day limit.

The commission considered an old‑business application from Cheyenne Kirk Wheeler to install a prefabricated shed at 209 E Street. The applicant was not present and had missed the previous month's appearance due to email issues, the staff member said.

Commissioners noted the shed’s proposed location and size are generally acceptable but recommended simplifying decorative details so the outbuilding better reflects the primary building’s simple historic character. They suggested historically appropriate lattice (vertical and horizontal) rather than diagonal and encouraged the applicant to coordinate future exterior paint with the house rather than repainting twice.

One staff member explained that the previous owner had begun a framed wall in the same location, and that the shed visibility from the front and back should be considered. The commission moved to table the application to the next month’s meeting to allow the applicant time to address the design comments; the motion passed unanimously.

Next steps: staff will relay the commission’s detailed comments to the applicant and the matter will be reconsidered at the next monthly meeting.