Board accepts exterior materials with conditions for 60 Remsen Street
Summary
The Cohoes Historic Preservation and Architectural Review Board accepted an application for exterior materials and colors at 60 Remsen St., approving it with conditions that require the applicant to return if materials, colors, or signage change.
The Cohoes Historic Preservation and Architectural Review Board on Jan. 20 accepted the exterior materials and colors application for new construction at 60 Remsen Street and approved it with standard conditions requiring applicants to return for review if any materials, colors, or signage are changed.
Chair Daniele Cherniak and board members considered the application briefly; Member John Frainier moved to accept the application with the stated conditions and Member Tony Kusaywa seconded. The board voted unanimously in favor.
The board’s motion included two written conditions: any change to the approved materials or colors requires reappearance before the board, and any planned exterior signage must be presented for board review and approval. The board did not reference specific materials in the motion; those details are recorded in the project submittal on file with Building & Planning.
The approval is procedural and subject to standard follow-up; the board will review any subsequent changes or signage proposals at a future meeting.
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