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Neighbors’ concerns prompt HDC to hold Monahanset church proposal for revisions
Summary
The commission held a proposal for a new church at 40–42 Monahanset for revisions after neighbors and several commissioners raised concerns over numerous doors and outdoor spaces facing a parking lot, a large slatted stair enclosure, and a generally open fenestration plan.
The Nantucket Historic District Commission voted to hold for revisions a proposal for a new church and social hall at 40–42 Monahanset after commissioners and at least one nearby resident said the design’s many doors, patios and a broad slat‑wall stair enclosure would amplify noise and look out of character with nearby buildings.
Architect Andrew Falenstein described the proposal as a three‑mass building that includes a sanctuary, a narrow entry bar and an administrative wing with a small two‑bedroom apartment above. “This building is is three masses…this building is primarily a church and a…
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