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Homeowner granted approval to combine rear windows, match brick at Bayside house
Summary
The Village of Bayside Architectural Review Committee on Aug. 18 approved a proposal at 9310 North Lake Drive to remove one rear window and combine two others into a single larger window, with brickwork matched for a cohesive appearance. The motion passed unanimously.
The Village of Bayside Architectural Review Committee on Aug. 18 approved a homeowner request to remove one window and combine two adjacent rear windows into a single larger window at 9310 North Lake Drive.
Homeowner Ken Knox told the committee the rear windows are currently inconsistent in style and the surrounding brickwork does not match; he said the project will allow the openings and brick to be made cohesive. Committee Member Marisa Roberts moved to approve the proposed change; Trustee Liaison Kavin Tedamrongwanish seconded the motion, and the committee voted to carry it unanimously.
The committee’s action was limited to the exterior alteration described in the application: consolidating the two existing window openings into one larger opening at the rear of the house and replacing or matching the surrounding brick so the elevation presents a unified appearance. No conditions, amendments, or further design changes were recorded in the minutes.
The approval follows routine Architectural Review Committee practice of evaluating visual compatibility and neighborhood character for residential exterior changes. The meeting record does not list any additional public comment on this item. The committee adjourned at 5:10 p.m.
