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Commission unanimously grants certificate for 62 High Street after conflict review
Summary
The Bangor City Historic Preservation Commission approved a certificate of appropriateness for 62 High Street (the Mason House) to replace rotted trim, repair a gutter system and add four cornices after reviewing consultant recommendations and finding no disqualifying conflict of interest for the chair.
The Bangor City Historic Preservation Commission voted unanimously March 12 to grant a certificate of appropriateness for work at 62 High Street in the High Street Historic District.
The certificate allows the owner, represented by Louie Morrison of Gilpin Holdings LLC, to remove and replace rotted trim boards, repair a nonfunctioning gutter system and add four wooden cornices, after the commission found the application met the standards in the city's historic preservation ordinance.
The decision followed a brief ethics review after Chair Dave King disclosed that his spouse works in Haley Ward's architecture division, the firm that produced drawings referenced by the…
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