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Grass Valley committee approves window replacement at 439 Veil Street with condition to preserve original profile
Summary
The Development Review Committee approved exterior window replacements at a Priority 2 historic property, finding a CEQA categorical exemption and adding a condition that any future window replacement must replicate the original window profile. Staff had issued a violation earlier in 2026 and a building permit was later issued.
The Grass Valley Development Review Committee on March 24 approved a plan revision to allow recently installed vinyl windows at 439 Veil Street to remain, while adding a condition that any subsequent window replacement "shall replicate the profile of the original windows," the committee chair stated during the motion.
The action followed a staff report from City Planner Amy Wolfson that described the property as a roughly 1,795-square-foot residential structure listed as a Priority 2 historic resource in the city's inventory, with assessor records dating the house to about 1880 and city records noting five independent units on the parcel since at least January 1986. Wolfson said the building official issued a violation notice in…
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