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South Bend HPC
HPC Street Address
902 Riverside Drive
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Certification
HPC Local Historic District
iii. Riverside Drive
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Additional considerations: <br />●Upon removal during exterior painting, an original paint color was discovered <br />underneath the shutters on the edge of the original window surround; this color <br />is not present on the shutters themselves. <br />●The panels of the shutters appear to be a post-1906 wood product and/or <br />plywood. <br />●Only one paint layer is evident on the shutters and it does NOT contain lead <br />according to an at-home test kit, implying installation after the ban on lead paint <br />in 1978. <br />The shutters are currently in storage while we complete exterior painting. We propose to <br />repaint the newly-exposed siding in the current paint color and discard the shutters <br />themselves. <br />Porch Railing <br />There are three porches on the exterior of this home: <br />1.Main porch/stoop over the front door (west side, pitched roof) <br />2.Kitchen door porch (north side, flat roof, no railing) <br />3.Back porch (east side, flat roof, wooden railing) <br />The design of the east porch roof railing matches the property fence below, and we <br />believe that they were constructed around the same time (post-1969). Both designs <br />feature an “X” pattern between regular posts, all executed in wood. The wood of the <br />porch railing is of low quality, standard modern 2x4 size, and secured with modern nails <br />or screws. The paint is peeling but it tests negative for lead using an at-home test kit. <br />No other architectural feature on this house contains an “X” pattern, and the other <br />flat-roofed porch does not have a roof railing. The railing is constructed without detail; <br />no attempt was made to match the molding of the porch columns below or the detail of <br />the pilasters and capitals on the corners of the house. <br />The east porch roof is inaccessible from the second floor of the house, so no railing is <br />necessary for safety. Removing the railing would make the east porch consistent in style <br />with the north porch, and, we believe, return the east facade to its original appearance. <br />The railing is currently in place, and we request permission to remove it entirely.
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