Quick and Dirty list of approvals from the latest Historic District Review Board Regular Meeting in June:
• 214 Jefferson Avenue – Modification to a Certificate of Appropriateness to change a previously approved sunroom to a screened-in porch – APPROVED
• 501 Jefferson Avenue – Modification to a Certificate of Appropriateness to add a window, reside whole house, and add an outdoor shower – APPROVED
• 233 Mason Avenue – After the Fact Approval for a Certificate of Appropriateness for painting/sealing unpainted masonry – APPROVED
• 425 Mason Avenue – Certificate of Appropriateness to install a sign – APPROVED
• 238 Monroe Avenue – Certificate of Appropriateness to replace an existing garage roof from shingle to metal – APPROVED
• 10A Peach Street – Certificate of Appropriateness to install a sign – APPROVED
• 607 Pine Street – Certificate of Appropriateness to install an outdoor shower on the side of the garage side of the house – APPROVED
• 10 Randolph Avenue – Certificate of Appropriateness to install a fence – APPROVED
• 212 Randolph Avenue – Certificate of Appropriateness to replace the windows and siding; and to lift and replace the foundation – APPROVED
• 614 Randolph Avenue – Certificate of Appropriateness to replace an existing rear wooden fence with a vinyl fence – APPROVED
• 618 Randolph Avenue – Modification to a Certificate of Appropriateness to revise the renovations on the front porch, back porch, and fence – APPROVED
• 210/212 Strawberry Street – Certificate of Appropriateness to replace front & rear doors, mailbox and outside light fixtures – APPROVED
• 220 Washington Avenue – Certificate of Appropriateness to install an accessory structure with an overhang – APPROVED
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