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Board approves single‑family Adcock house, postpones three infill cases and updates materials workshop timeline
Summary
On July 15 the board approved a single‑family house at 1120 Adcock Avenue, postponed three infill housing certificates to next month, and heard a staff update that material code amendments will likely take at least two months of stakeholder work.
The Downtown Design Review Board approved a certificate of appropriateness for a new single‑family house at 1120 Adcock Avenue (7A26IH) after staff restated the project dimensions and siding/color conditions. Applicant Jesse Allercon confirmed stucco foundation details and said the rear elevation improvements were an overall improvement; the board approved the application by voice vote.
Earlier in the meeting the board also voted to postpone three infill housing certificates (12E25IH, 2A26IH and 7D26IH) to the next meeting; staff noted that one of the cases met the criteria for automatic postponement while the other two required board votes because they had previously been postponed.
Staff provided an update on a materials amendment remand: staff will convene internal and stakeholder meetings and estimated that it would likely be at least two months before any code amendments return to the board for formal action.
Next steps: postponed applicants will return next month; staff will engage stakeholders on material amendments and report back to the board when work is ready for consideration.
