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Port Clinton ARB approves flagpole and window replacements for Denny Bergeman Hall at 109 E. Perry Street
Summary
The Port Clinton Architectural Review Board unanimously approved a flagpole and replacement windows at 109 E. Perry Street for the Denny Bergeman Hall Association; board records show lintel corrosion necessitating window removal for repair.
Andrew G. Migas, representing the Denny Bergeman Hall Association, told the Port Clinton Architectural Review Board on July 10 that the group sought permission to install a flagpole and to replace the building’s windows at 109 E. Perry Street.
Migas said the flagpole was “our patriotic duty” and explained that the building’s window lintels are rusting, requiring removal of the windows to repair the lintels and then install replacements. The association presented the request during the board’s New Business segment.
Nicole Kochensparger, a board member, moved to approve the flagpole and replacement windows as submitted; Mary Snyder seconded the motion. The board recorded that “all agreed.” The record does not include an exact numerical vote tally, but the motion was entered as approved.
No permit conditions, materials specifications, or follow-up deadlines were listed in the meeting minutes. The board did not note any public comment on the application. The next ARB meeting is scheduled for July 24, 2025, at 10:00 a.m.
