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STAFF REPORT <br />CONCERNING APPLICATION FOR A <br />CERTIFICATE OF APPROPRIATENESS <br />Date: 19 August 2016 <br />Application Number: 2016-0819 <br />Property Location: 1329 E Wayne Street S <br />Architectural Style/Date/Architect or Builder: American Foursquare/ 1 926/Mortland House/H. Russell <br />Stapp, Architect <br />Property Owner: Demetra & John Schoenig <br />Landmark or District Designation: East Wayne Street Historic District <br />Rating: Contributing <br />DESCRIPTION OF STRUCTURE/ SITE: This two-story wood -frame house was built in 1926 with a <br />square plan and wing. The main part of the house has an asphalt shingle pyramidal hip roof, with a flat <br />roof on the wing.- Windows are 6/1 double hung with ornamental louvered shutters. Small pedimented <br />entry with concrete steps at front of house. There is a two -car, two -door garage with pyramidal hip roof <br />at rear. <br />ALTERATIONS: Aluminum siding, aluminum storm windows and doors have been added. COA 2015- <br />0713 approved removal of three Ash trees. COA 2009-0928A approved replacement of cracked pads of <br />concrete on driveway and in-kind replacement of concrete steps. COA 2009-0226 approved tear -off and <br />in-kind re -roof with asphalt shingles, and removal of one tree. COA 2001-0606 approved construction of <br />a wood deck in rear yard, not attached to house. <br />APPLICATION ITEMS: Take out & install new fence 6'. Remove 32' existing stockade. Install 100' <br />cedar board w/dog ear tops and 4'gate. <br />DESCRIPTION OF PROPOSED PROJECT: Application is for a new wood privacy fence that will <br />connect to an already existing wood privacy fence in the rear of property, creating an enclosed rear yard <br />to protect young children from a shared driveway. The fence is 6' high and has a 4' wide gate in same <br />style and height as fence. At time of application, the section of existing wood stockade fence had been <br />removed and new cedar board 6' high fence with dog ear tops had been installed without COA or <br />Building Permit; project was consequently red tagged by the Building Department on 8/19. The lack of <br />COA was a misunderstanding as to who, contractor or owner, would apply — this COA was applied for on <br />the same day it became apparent to the owner. On August 18, 2016, Staff received two phone calls <br />regarding fence installation in regards to if permission was given and if the design met the neighborhood <br />standards and guidelines. <br />Along the property line in the same place as the fence is installed, there was an existing fence of the same <br />style and an overgrown 6'-8' tall hedge, see Photo "A". The hedge was taken down a few years ago and <br />the fence at the time of new fence installation. The new fence is at the setback of the house and its four <br />season room. <br />The applicant has provided several examples of existing wood privacy fences installed in East Wayne <br />Street that Staff will circulate at HPC meeting. <br />PRESERVATION SPECIALIST REPORT: n/a <br />
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