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Brentwood ARB approves two residential projects, tables contentious South Brentwood case
Summary
At its Jan. 27 special meeting the Architectural Review Board approved a rear sliding-door change at 15 York Hills and a rear garage proposal; it continued review of a larger, contested addition at 2002 South Brentwood Boulevard to allow the applicant to submit documented revisions.
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The City of Brentwood Architectural Review Board handled several residential items at its special meeting on Jan. 27, 2026.
The board approved an interior alteration at 15 York Hills: the applicant will replace a rear opening with an eight-foot two‑panel sliding door (white to match existing trim), per a motion passed on roll call. The board also reviewed and approved a 25-by-25 detached rear garage for another property; the garage will use materials designed to match the house, with final color and trim to be confirmed on the submitted schedule.
A more contentious item at 2002 South Brentwood Boulevard was continued after neighbors and board members raised concerns that the built addition’s massing and tile finish differ from earlier approved drawings. The board asked staff to work with the applicant on a documented resubmission and scheduled a continuation; staff will notify the public when the next hearing date and materials are available.
Approval summary (at-a-glance): - 15 York Hills: motion to approve the proposed two‑panel sliding rear door; outcome: approved by roll-call vote. - Rear 25-by-25 garage (address on file): motion to approve materials and placement as submitted; outcome: approved. - 2002 South Brentwood Boulevard: outcome: continued for documented revisions and further review; no removal or enforcement action was taken at this meeting.
The board also noted it expects applicants to provide drawings in advance of meetings so members and the public have time to review materials.

