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Votes at a glance: HAPB April 9 — CAC approved; color alternative denied
Summary
On April 9 the Historic Architectural and Preservation Board approved the Certificate of Architectural Compliance for 417 Nassau (PLR2600059) with staff stipulations and denied the color-design alternative (PLAR2600105) on a 3–3 tie; Chair Beebe recused on the CAC vote.
Key outcomes of the April 9 meeting:
- PLR2600059 (417 Nassau, Certificate of Architectural Compliance): Approved with staff-requested drawing modifications and conditions; vote recorded as 6 yes, 0 no, 1 abstention (Chair Beebe).
- PLAR2600105 (Design alternative: exceed 75% primary color coverage for 417 Nassau): Denied after a 3–3 tie; chair abstained. Staff confirmed the denial is tied to the percentage requirement and advised that the applicant may submit a compliant color distribution from the approved palette to staff for administrative approval.
Procedurally, Chair Beebe recused himself from the 417 Nassau matter because of a disclosed conflict of interest; Vice Chair Trammell led the hearings in his absence. The board also requested staff follow up on supplemental details (windows, vents, tile edge, awning and gate details) and to pursue an updated city color palette and LDR clarifications.
