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Commission approves 12x15-foot front addition at 901 College Street in historic district
Summary
The commission approved a 12x15-foot front facade addition at 901 College Street, finding the proposed materials and colors consistent with historic-preservation guidelines; the approval is conditioned on matching existing exterior finishes and standard building-permit review.
The Planning and Zoning Commission voted June 2 to approve a 12x15-foot front addition to an existing single-family house at 901 College Street in the Historic Preservation District.
Jordan Redell, the property owner, and the contractor outlined the change as a modest forward extension that will match the existing color, shingles and trim. Staff confirmed the addition would be 45 feet from the street with side setbacks that meet district standards, and the contractor said the work would be a stem wall foundation with new concrete and matching exterior materials.
A commissioner moved to approve the addition with the condition that exterior colors and finishes match the existing house; the motion was seconded and carried. Staff noted a building-permit application and building-inspector review will follow to confirm the plans align with the approval.
The vote was recorded by voice; no roll-call tally was read into the transcript.
