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Commission defers decision on window material change for 915 Greenville

Glendale Planning and Historic Preservation Commission · May 28, 2026
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Summary

A requested change from Anderson 400 fiberglass to a vinyl‑clad Anderson 400 at 915 Greenville was deferred after commissioners expressed a preference against vinyl and asked staff to check aluminum‑clad options.

The commission deferred action on a material‑change request for an addition at 915 Greenville after staff explained the applicant proposed switching previously approved Anderson 400 fiberglass windows to an Anderson 400 vinyl‑clad product.

Planning staff (David) explained the change to commissioners and noted the minutes for the earlier approval had named the original product; commissioners expressed reservations about vinyl and asked staff to inquire whether an aluminum‑clad option was available. One commissioner said, “I would prefer not to approve vinyl,” and another noted examples of vinyl failures observed in the field.

Given those concerns, a commissioner moved to defer action to allow staff to investigate aluminum‑clad alternatives and to provide the commission with product options; the motion to defer passed by voice vote. The commission did not make a final determination on the amendment, and the applicant will need to return with additional information if they seek approval for a different product.