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Votes at a glance: HPC approvals for two COAs
Summary
At tonight’s meeting the Historic Preservation Commission approved two certificates of appropriateness: a Main Street storefront rehabilitation/limited rear expansion and a Lineboat Street relocation/porch reconstruction; both approvals were subject to staff conditions and follow‑up reviews.
The Historic Preservation Commission took two formal actions at the meeting:
• 1 Way North Main (COA): Approved rehabilitation with a rear expansion and a change to the primary entrance to improve ADA access; approval included staff conditions on fenestration finish and prior staff review of any awning or tint installations.
• 308 Lineboat Street (COA): Approved relocation of the circa‑1895 house, removal of nonhistoric additions, and porch replacement; approval conditioned on submission and staff approval of a relocation plan and engineered foundation designs, and on returning to the commission for final window and railing designs.
Both measures were approved by voice vote during the meeting; staff will monitor required follow‑up documents and said applicants must return if structural reports require demolition. The commission also confirmed its next case dates and adjourned the meeting at about 7:41 p.m.
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