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Presenter for Jeff McGee gets approval to replace aging windows and doors
Summary
The board approved an application to replace 35–40‑year‑old single‑pane windows with new double‑pane casement windows, remove several sliders and a rear door, and install more efficient fenestration after brief Q&A about elevations and photos.
The Woodstock Village Board approved an application to replace decades‑old windows and a rear door at a property presented on behalf of Jeff McGee. The presenter said the building’s existing fenestration is "35 to 40 year old windows that need to be replaced, and we're replacing them with casement," and noted the new windows are double‑pane and more energy efficient.
Board members asked for clarifications about elevations and which sliders would be changed; the presenter pointed to photos in the packet and showed a plan where "one large slider" would be removed and replaced by a bank of windows, reducing the net glass area about 20 percent. After testimony was closed, a board member moved to approve the application "as presented," the motion was seconded and the board voted in favor. The applicant was told work carried out before the appeal period is done is at the owner's risk.
