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Historic District Commission approves faux garage doors for town highway building; member abstains
Summary
The Temple Historic District Commission voted to approve faux garage doors for a new Highway Department building at its Feb. 26 meeting; Commissioner Ken Caisse abstained because he submitted the application on behalf of the Highway Department and the town.
The Temple Historic District Commission approved a design for faux garage doors on a new Highway Department building at its Feb. 26 meeting. Lori Sherburne, Secretary, moved to approve the design; Chair Lilliane Lebel seconded, and the motion passed.
The motion to approve was introduced by Ken Caisse, who submitted the application on behalf of the Highway Department and the town. Caisse abstained from the vote, stating he had a conflict of interest as the petitioner representing the Highway Department and the town. Commissioners Kaitlin Pluskota, Kathy Boot and Nate Sartell recorded votes in favor. The commission recorded the motion as passed.
Commissioners did not record additional conditions or amendments in the meeting minutes. The approval indicates the commission found the proposed faux garage doors consistent with the district's historic aesthetics, as presented in the application. The commission did not announce any follow-up tasks or implementation dates during the meeting.
The commission set no further public hearings on this item in the transcript; the decision was entered into the minutes and the meeting continued to other business.
