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Board approves replacement house at Little Noyac Path, asks for detailed landscape and updated rendering
Summary
An applicant will replace a frozen house on a 3+ acre parcel at 684 Little Noyac Path with an English-country-style home; the board approved the submission contingent on a more specific landscape plan and an updated exterior rendering to reflect the applicant's stated intention to revegetate former lawn and remove a tennis court.
Erica Broberg presented a replacement residence for 684 Little Noyac Path that she said will prioritize woods and revegetation over open lawn on the property's roughly three-plus acres. The proposal includes stucco and natural stone on the base, 5/4 red cedar clapboard siding, brown metal windows with divided lights and sections of standing-seam, lead-coated-copper roofing and Brava composite shingles.
Broberg said the owner intends to remove a tennis court and revegetate that area and most of the former lawn. A board member asked that the final landscape plan and an updated exterior rendering be submitted to reflect the revetation goal; the applicant said she would provide a more detailed plan within about a week. One member recused himself for a contractor conflict before the board voted to approve the project with the condition that the updated landscape plan and final rendering be submitted to staff for review.
