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Council approves most Historical Review Board recommendations, tables one addition request
Summary
The City Council accepted seven HRB recommendations — covering signs, a hanging sign, tree removal, ADA ramps, fence panels, shutters/porch repairs, and a pool — with conditions; it tabled COA-26-22 (a rear 2nd-story and garage addition) for further review.
City Attorney Audrey Haydon-Blackmon presented eight recommendations from the Bardstown Historical Review Board during the July 28 meeting, including approvals for new signage, a hanging sign with gooseneck lights, a tree removal with a replacement requirement, new ADA ramps for two properties, composite shutter and porch repairs, and approval for an in-ground pool and landscaping at 216 S. 3rd Street. Several approvals included conditions: sign brightness limited to no more than 500 NITS and careful installation of a hanging sign to avoid tile cracking.
Councilman Joe Buckman moved to accept the HRB recommendations for COA-26-20, COA-26-21, COA-26-24, COA-26-25, COA-26-26, COA-26-27 and COA-26-28 with HRB conditions; Councilwoman Betty Hart seconded and the motion carried 5-0. The council then voted 5-0 to table COA-26-22, the request for a rear second-story and garage addition at 208 N. 3rd Street, postponing action on that specific alteration.
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