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Commission conditions window replacements as it approves fence, walk and awning work at 310 North Massey Street
Summary
The Selma Appearance Commission approved a COA for 310 North Massey Street on condition that replacement rear windows match the existing front double‑hung windows; the commission also approved a six‑foot wood fence, paver walkway and possible fabric awning.
The Selma Appearance Commission approved a Certificate of Appropriateness July 20 for exterior repairs and alterations at 310 North Massey Street, conditioning approval on the rear window replacements matching the existing front double‑hung windows.
Staff told the commission the applicant had emailed to say he could not attend the meeting and would accept tabling if more information was needed; staff summarized the application materials and images. The proposal included replacing rear windows to match the front, installing a six‑foot wood fence on both sides of the property, replacing a damaged concrete walkway with pavers (applicant proposed pavers), and possibly replacing an aluminum awning with a fabric awning of the same dimensions.
A commissioner asked whether the commission could require double‑hung windows; staff (Megan) confirmed the commission could condition approval on double‑hung units and the applicant could return if a different approach were desired. Commissioners discussed pavers versus stamped concrete alternatives and accepted staff testimony.
On a motion by Miss Rainer, seconded by Miss Smith, the commission approved the COA with the double‑hung window condition and authorized the presiding officer to sign the final order.
