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Historic panel approves door replacement at 15 Linwood
Summary
The Eureka Springs Historic District Commission voted Sept. 2 to issue a certificate of appropriateness for replacing a street‑facing window with a door at 15 Linwood. The commission cited the agreed summary of facts; the building is non‑contributing, c.1923.
On Sept. 2, 2026, the Eureka Springs Historic District Commission approved a certificate of appropriateness for work at 15 Linwood that will convert a street‑facing window into a door. Corey O'Hara read the property's facts to the commission: the building dates to 1923 and is designated non‑contributing.
A commissioner moved that the commission issue the certificate "based on the agreed upon summary of facts as presented," and the motion was seconded and approved by voice vote. The meeting record shows the commission voted in favor and the motion passed. The approval does not exempt the owner from complying with other city codes and permitting requirements, as Chair Debbie Davis reminded residents earlier in the meeting: "Approval of an application does not excuse the applicant or owner from compliance with any other applicable codes, ordinances, or policies of the city of Eureka Springs."
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