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Historic zoning panels approve multiple certificates of appropriateness, including signage, sheds, pavilions and a duplex
Summary
On Feb. 19 the Knox County and City historic zoning panels approved staff‑recommended certificates of appropriateness for projects including a residential addition in the Village of Concord (10817 2nd Drive), a shed on East Oklahoma Avenue, a pavilion on Fairmont Boulevard, a projecting sign at 445 S. K Street, a new duplex on Washington Avenue, and a nomination for a World's Fair Park Amphitheater historic overlay.
At back‑to‑back Feb. 19 sessions, staff reports and commissioner motions resulted in approvals of several certificates of appropriateness and a recommendation to prepare a National Register nomination for the World's Fair Park Amphitheater.
Village of Concord (10817 2nd Drive): Staff described a right‑side addition and wrap‑around porch for a 2018 house; materials noted included a standing seam metal roof, 6‑inch smooth fiber‑cement lap siding, CMU foundation and 1‑over‑1 aluminum‑clad windows. The applicant (Damon Falconer) corrected a material description to standing seam roof. Commissioners moved and voted to approve per staff recommendation (staff identified the certificate as 2A26 HCS).
4th and Gill (primary structure and ADU revisions; certificate 11J25HC): Staff presented revisions to a previously approved new primary structure and accessory dwelling unit, including replacing some brick veneer with fiber cement lap siding and increasing…
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