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Commission approves four replacement windows at 2 Old Dennis Approach with full-divided-light requirement

South Dennis Historic District Commission · August 19, 2026

Summary

Renewal by Andersen's consultant said four windows (one street-facing) at 2 Old Dennis Approach will be replaced with dual-pane units and grills between the glass; the commission approved the work on condition the windows use the full-divided-light (FDL) option to preserve the historic look.

The commission approved the replacement of four windows at 2 Old Dennis Approach after hearing from project consultant Seth Grisey of Renewal by Andersen.

Grisey described the specified Acclaim series replacement windows with grills between the glass and AZEK trim to maintain the existing appearance. “They’re going to be the Acclaim series... the grills are going to be grills in between the glass, so they will be permanent,” Grisey said, adding the new units are dual‑pane and white to match current appearance.

Commissioners focused on the exterior visual treatment. Commissioner Tom and others preferred exterior-sited muntins over the internal spacer option; the commission’s approval included the explicit condition that the four windows be the fully divided‑light (FDL) option to match the district’s exterior look. The motion to approve with that caveat passed by voice vote.

What happens next: staff will reflect the FDL requirement in the Certificate of Appropriateness and the applicant will proceed with ordering and installation under that condition.

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