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Board approves two‑story replacement at 1 Northcote after termite damage
Summary
Architect Cameron Colvin told the board that termite damage prompted demolition of an addition at 1 Northcote; the board approved a larger two‑story Tudor‑style replacement, noting exterior finish may not be true stucco.
The Architectural Review Board voted May 21 to approve a two‑story replacement addition at 1 Northcote after the architect described termite damage to the existing structure. Architect Cameron Colvin said the work responds to the damage and will retain the home's Tudor style while noting it "may not be true stucco."
Carl Karlen moved to approve the submission as presented; Paul Turner seconded and the board voted unanimously in favor. The approval covers exterior form shown in the plans; the transcript records that the style will read as Tudor but that some materials may differ from traditional stucco.
The project proceeds to the city's permitting process, subject to standard staff reviews.
