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Board approves selective window replacements for multiunit building on Pleasant Street
Summary
The applicant won approval to replace several second‑ and first‑floor windows at a multiunit building on Pleasant Street, confirming the work does not include the large picture windows and noting the permit remains valid for up to four years.
The board approved a permit to replace a subset of windows at a multiunit building on Pleasant Street after the applicant clarified which windows are in scope. The applicant said the large picture windows will remain unchanged and that "the ones in the front and on the side" shown in the application are what they plan to replace; he noted a permit is valid for four years so additional units could be done over time.
Board members verified counts and locations — "the four on the second floor and the two on the first floor" — and discussed which smaller windows would be replaced versus the larger picture windows that will remain. After testimony was closed the board voted to accept the application as presented.
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