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Board approves porch replacement and insulated windows at 5760 Huron St; owner absent due to COVID

Historic Design Review Board · January 7, 2026
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Summary

Dan Fryer, standing in for the owner, presented plans to replace the south porch and install insulated vinyl fixed and slider windows to improve comfort and operation; the board approved the application. The owner did not attend because of illness.

Dan Fryer told the board he was standing in for property owner Martha Marshall and described a scope of work at 5760 Huron Street that includes replacing the south porch and replacing old double-hung storm windows with modern, insulated vinyl fixed and slider windows to improve comfort and ease of operation.

"I'm Dan Fryer. I'm standing in for Martha Marshall," he said, explaining the decision was prompted by the owner's illness (Marshall has COVID) and the desire not to delay the work. Fryer said the project replaces the porch glazing and installs three large slider windows on the south side of the porch along with fixed windows on the east and west.

Board members confirmed the location is the south-facing porch and moved to accept the application; members affirmed the motion and the board recorded the motion as carried. The transcript records practical questions about the windows and confirms the board approved the work so the owner may proceed under the submitted plans.

The approval was recorded while the owner was absent; the board noted no additional conditions in the public record.