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Committee approves full window replacement and removal of rear chimney at Oak Lane property
Summary
An architect presented a proposal to replace non-original windows with a Queen Anne pattern and remove a rear chimney to create more interior space; the panel approved the exterior changes.
The HARP approved a proposal at 21404 Oak Lane to replace existing, non-original windows with a pattern some called Queen Anne and to remove a rear chimney to gain interior space.
Architect Tim Curran explained the rationale, noting examples in the neighborhood and a local station that show similar original patterns. He said the rear chimney removal is intended to improve room layouts: "The other thing of the windows themselves, We have, chosen a pattern which some call Queen Anne." Panel members praised the window design and approved the certificates of appropriateness.
The approval covered only exterior components; removal of the chimney is part of the exterior alteration as presented.
