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Committee approves certificate of appropriateness for downtown building exterior work
Summary
The committee approved a certificate of appropriateness for exterior repainting and minor soffit repairs at a downtown property owned by Kittleson, Berry, Wellington and Thompson after staff said the applicants would repaint the same colors and the committee confirmed review was required.
The committee approved a certificate of appropriateness for exterior work at the downtown Kittleson, Berry, Wellington and Thompson building, authorizing repainting and minor soffit repairs. The Chair introduced the item and a committee member moved to approve; the Chair seconded and the motion passed on a voice vote with no opposition.
A staff member said the applicants told staff they "'re just gonna repaint the same colors" and described only "additional soffit work, just the repair and clean up." Another participant noted owners had been "under the impression that if it was the exact same color, they didn't need to get anything approved," and staff reported that colleagues had sent the relevant code language clarifying that identical-color repainting still requires review. The committee voted to approve the certificate after brief discussion.
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