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HARP approves low landscape wall at Saint David's Road property; panel notes 18–24" height

HARP · August 5, 2026
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Summary

Roots Landscape won approval for a self-capped landscape wall matching foundation stone on Saint David's Road; the panel asked about visibility and the contractor confirmed an 18–24 inch height range.

The HARP approved a proposed landscape wall at a Saint David's Road property after Gordon of Roots Landscape described a self-capped masonry wall intended to match the house foundation stone.

Panel members asked about the wall’s height and visibility from the road; Gordon and members agreed the wall would be approximately 18–24 inches high and largely obscured by existing arborvitae. The Chair said an elevation would be preferred but the committee was satisfied with the verbal confirmation of height and materials and approved a certificate of appropriateness.

The approval was conditioned informally on matching the foundation stone profile and keeping the wall within the agreed height range.