HomeMy WebLinkAboutCCDATE=SEPTEMBER 23, 2008 (16) Design Review Subcommittee—September 23, 2008
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Motion #1 made by Commissioner Briska to recommend approval of the upper porch's
lower column repair and rail in g/b al ustrade as detailed (including the addition of cove
molding under the handrail).
The motion was seconded by Commissioner Roxworthy.
The motion passed 6-0
Abstained: Miller
UNDER PORCH REPAIR discussion:
Dan Miller: Would like to duplicate two of the three corner posts. Due to the area at the
base, only the two posts along the face of the porch can be installed. This will continue
the symmetry/bulk of the upper and lower portions. The porch has existed for all these
years with only one post per corner,but two posts would look better.
Harris: Using only one 4x4 post/column on each corner will look wimpy. One larger
column will make it look like a deck. By adding the second column, there will be an
appearance of bulk. Again, the column will be chamfered and have the same base like
the upper portion of the porch.
Motion #2 made by Commissioner Briska to recommend approval of the supports in the
lower portion of the porch.
The motiorrwas seconded by Commissioner Wiedmeyer.
The motion passed 6-0
Abstained: Miller
CORRESPONDENCE:
Update of Tabled Items:
Millikan: Jennifer Fritz-Williams will be returning to the committee as of the next
meeting. She has requested to provide updated details.to the members at that time.
Miller: Some of the properties on the tabled list were cited clue to a violation(s). it
seems that sometimes owners will come in and get the permit, but never start the work.
l low long is a pennit valid?
Millikan: If a property was cited, staff would need to confine the status.
Walden: Both COA's and building permits are valid for six (6) months from the issue
date. This information is printed on the permit card. With each pen-nit issued, staff
explains the process for any pre-inspections and the required final inspection.
Millikan: Final inspections are to be requested by the applicant and/or owner when the
work is complete.
Walden: Many of the permits are not finalized because no one calls for the final
inspection. These "open" permits are cleared or noted to the next owner during the Real
Estate Transfer Stamp process.
COA Log:
No discussion