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Board redesignates 107 Sixth Avenue and adds rear accessory dwelling to local historic registry
Summary
The board approved local historic redesignation for the primary dwelling at 107 Sixth Avenue and added the rear accessory dwelling to the local registry, allowing the owner to pursue historic‑property incentives in the future.
The Historic Preservation Board approved redesignation of the primary dwelling at 107 Sixth Avenue and designation of the rear accessory dwelling as local historic resources.
Staff said both buildings demonstrate architectural integrity and meet the criteria for the local registry, referencing photos and a prior 1998 local listing. Staff recommended approval so the applicant could access incentives tied to certified local government status. Staff noted the front bay slightly extends into the public alleyway, a long‑standing condition that could constrain future elevation work.
Applicant Susan Cameron (Grama c LLC) and representative Mark Leffler confirmed they do not plan any alterations to the rear dwelling. Following brief questions, a board member moved to approve case 26098; the motion was seconded and the board voted unanimously (Member Dashiell: yes; Member Young: yes; Member Zaleski: yes; Vice Chair Hurley: yes).
Staff said the redesignation makes the property eligible for certain preservation incentives and emphasized that any future renovations that affect the exterior or elevation would be addressed at that time.
