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HARC hearing set for rehabilitation work on historic Keegan House at 105 East D Street

Historic and Architectural Review Commission · June 24, 2026
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Summary

The commission will consider a Certificate of Appropriateness for rehabilitation of the Keegan House (105 East D Street, HC zoning). The project proposes a 48-sq-ft addition, foundation and siding replacement, new all-wood windows, chimney work and undergrounding of utilities; applicant Leslie Winslow (agent Brian Dunn).

A public hearing on June 24 will consider File No. 2026-071, an application to rehabilitate part of the historic Keegan House at 105 East D Street. The proposal covers a one-story section of the structure and includes a 48-square-foot addition, replacement of the foundation and siding, removal of a non-original chimney and BBQ, rebuilding the original chimney and replacing existing windows with new all-wood windows. The application also requests relocation of power and telecommunications services underground.

Leslie Winslow is listed as the applicant with Brian Dunn of Dunn Remodeling & Construction serving as agent. Because the property is in the Historic Core (HC) zoning district, the commission will evaluate the work for consistency with historic preservation standards under Titles 17 and 18 of the Jacksonville Unified Development Code and the ORS references noted on the agenda.

The agenda does not record any staff recommendation or final action. Interested members of the public may attend in person or via the provided Zoom link to comment during the hearing.