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Kennebunk preservation panel approves replacement of four basement windows at 11 Summer Street

Town of Kennebunk Historic Preservation Commission · January 14, 2026
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Summary

The Historic Preservation Commission approved on Jan. 14, 2026 an application to replace four basement windows at 11 Summer Street with single-panel windows matching the house’s current style; vote was unanimous 5–0.

The Town of Kennebunk Historic Preservation Commission unanimously approved application 25-H-44 on Jan. 14, 2026 to replace four broken basement windows at 11 Summer Street.

Property owner Leah Carlson-Stanisic told the commission she moved into the house in October and sought to replace four broken basement windows; she said the basement windows are original wooden units while the rest of the house has vinyl replacement windows and requested matching single-panel replacements. Commissioners asked about the window specifics and accepted the application as presented.

The motion to accept 25-H-44 was made by Helena Gilman, seconded by William Snow, and carried by voice vote with five in favor and none opposed. The record notes the replacement will match the single-panel style already present on the house.