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Votes at a glance: Wilmington Historic Preservation Commission, Oct. 9, 2025
Summary
Summary of motions and formal votes from the Oct. 9 Wilmington Historic Preservation Commission meeting, including approvals, denials and continuances and the key conditions attached to each action.
Here are the formal actions taken by the Wilmington Historic Preservation Commission on Oct. 9, 2025, based on the record entered at the meeting.
• 208 Market Street (Case 3) — Approved with conditions (clear glazing, sign permit, standard permits). Vote: unanimous. (Staff report entered.)
• 822 Macomber Alley (Case 2) — Denied: request to replace original wood windows with Andersen Series 100 composite units found inconsistent with the Wilmington design standards. Motion to deny carried. (Staff recommended repair rather than replacement.)
• 312 South 6th Street (Case 8, ADU) — Approved with conditions; commissioners added a requirement that the mature Laurel Oak being removed be replaced with a tree from the city’s approved list. Vote recorded 5–1.
• 411 North 15th Street (Case 4) — Approved with conditions to install a fiberglass pool, spa and wooden gazebo with metal roofing; conditions include roofing profile and archaeology reporting if materials discovered. Voice vote: unanimous.
• 106 North 6th Street (Case 5) — Approved with conditions (garage roof and siding replacement; garage doors) — unanimous.
• 214 North 6th Street (Case 6) — Approved with conditions for replacement column, bases and rail repairs — unanimous.
• 515–517 South 4th Street (Case 1) — Continued: commissioners requested more specific contractor/inspection detail on potential silicone coating and repairs; continued to the November meeting.
• 515 South 3rd Street (Case 7) — Continued to allow TRC/subdivision work and additional design detail for a rear dwelling and access drive.
• 323 South 4th Street (Case 9) — Continued to Nov. 13 for homeowner input about historical roof materials, color and partial‑replacement details.
All formal actions noted above are recorded in the meeting minutes and are subject to appeal as described in the Wilmington design standards and local code.
