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Landmarks Commission approves COAs and repairs for several historic Waukesha homes

City of Waukesha Landmarks Commission · June 4, 2025
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Summary

Commissioners approved certificates of appropriateness and repair grants for multiple properties, including 301 Windsor, 305 McCall, 507 North Grand and others; votes were recorded by voice for each item.

At its June 4 meeting the Waukesha Landmarks Commission approved a set of Certificates of Appropriateness (COAs) and related paint-and-repair grants for historic properties across the city.

Key approvals recorded by the commission included:

- 301 Windsor Drive (Cahill House, Capels Park Historic District): COA approved to replace two basement windows with Seaway Commander casements, replace the roof with Owens Corning Duration Designer shingles in a brownwood color, and tuckpoint masonry with mortar matching existing hardness and color. Applicant Rudy Oceda was present; motion passed by voice vote.

- 305 McCall Street (Margaret Breeze Vincent & George Vincent House): Commission approved roof flashing and a proposed roof-protection treatment to address leaks; because the vote was not unanimous, staff advised the homeowner that council-level appeal procedures might apply for denied items and deferred grant qualification until the homeowner can provide details.

- 507 North Grand Avenue (Andrew Frame House; locally designated landmark): COA approved to replace third-floor windows with Andersen Acclaim double-hung composite windows matching existing proportions and trim color.

- 134 West Laflin Avenue: COA for front and rear porch replacement approved; commissioners required the new railings to match rear railing details and approved a $1,971 paint-and-repair grant conditioned on staff verification.

Commissioners took voice votes on each item; most motions passed unanimously or with clear majorities. Where applicants were absent or where additional details were needed, the commission either deferred final funding (for 517 Madison) or authorized emergency, limited repairs (for 202 West College) pending full plans. Staff will track contractor materials and submit required county/SHPO documentation for conditional grants before disbursement.