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Historic preservation panel approves renovation at 62 Washington St., bars black windows as condition
Summary
The commission approved exterior renovations at 62 Washington Street, including paint, siding replacement and partial window replacement, with a condition that the applicant avoid stark black-frame windows; the applicant indicated willingness to use white or a close tone to match trim.
The Red Bank Historic Preservation Commission on Nov. 12 approved exterior work at 62 Washington Street with a condition that the applicant not install stark black-frame windows.
The homeowner/applicant (speaker 11) told the commission they are purchasing the house and proposed changing the paint to Benjamin Moore’s Williamsburg-collection color “Randolph Stone,” replacing windows and doors, closing a side basement window to improve the kitchen layout, and removing two nonfunctional chimneys. The applicant said the…
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