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Commission approves historically styled door hood for George P. Miller House; owner plans donation to nonprofit
Summary
The commission approved a copper‑faced, wood‑bracket door hood for the George P. Miller House (1060 E. Juno Ave.) after staff recommended the design and the applicant said the property will be donated to a newly formed 501(c)(3) to be preserved as a museum and community resource.
The Historic Preservation Commission approved a certificate of appropriateness for a new, historically styled door hood at the George P. Miller House, finding the proposed copper face, wood brackets and pediment elements match the house's Queen Anne and Romanesque character.
Staff described the proposal as part of a continuation from last…
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