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HISTORIC PRESERVATION COMMISSION
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Minutes note: Mr. Jakubovich gave a summary on the proposed gate, fence, and swimming pool installations. At the location is a huge coach house, encircled by rod iron fence. To the south and left of the house will be the proposed location of an in-ground swimming pool and ornamental metal fence. Very little of the pool will be visible to street. The fence will be six feet in height and match existing rod iron fence there now. There is a wood privacy fence at the back that will screen the area from neighbors. The pool is 20 feet by 42 feet in size. The fence in front will have gates designed to reflect design of the original. The side fence from east to west will be made of masonry piers with intermediate steel piers. The chain link fence on that side will be removed.
Mr. Jakubovich, on behalf of HPC staff, recommended approval as proposed with the request that stone and brick piers match the house brick and mortar as closely as possible.
Individuals appearing:
Andrew Nunemaker, property owner
Jim Dorr, Living Space Design-Build Co, Inc.
Ald. Bauman moved approval, as proposed with the modification of the use of steel, of a Certificate of Appropriateness for a gate, fence, and in-ground swimming pool at 2221 N. Terrace Ave. for Andrew Nunemaker. Seconded by Mr. Williams. There were no objections. | Pass | 5:0 |
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