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Historic Preservation Commission Approves Renovations for 211 Jarvis Street
The Canton Historic Preservation Commission reviewed a Certificate of Appropriateness application for exterior renovations to a historic building at 211 Jarvis Street. The applicant, new owner Jeffrey Ludford, proposed several cosmetic and safety improvements, including a gable-roofed stoop with columns, louvered dormers to conceal an attic fan, and replacement of an unsafe flagstone walkway with concrete. The commission discussed the proportionality of the proposed dormers, seeking assurance they would be square-shaped to match the house's architecture, and confirmed that the attic fan would be hidden within one of the louvered dormers. The applicant also proposed replacing the existing metal carport roof with a gable roof matching the house and covering its metal columns with wood. The commission approved the renovations with the condition that the dormers be square-shaped, similar to those at the Cherokee Eye Group.
Canton HPC Discusses Ambitious Mixed-Use Development at 261 East Main Street
The Canton Historic Preservation Commission held a discussion regarding a proposed four-story mixed-use development at 261 East Main Street. The project includes street-level retail, three floors of residential space, and underground parking. Exterior materials will include unpainted brick, cementitious lap siding, wood windows, and steel/glass doors. The commission members expressed strong positive reactions to the design, praising its aesthetics, proportions, and integration with the surrounding streetscape. Key discussion points included the two different brick colors, the function of proposed garage doors (decorative vs. functional), and the visual impact of patios and potential privacy concerns for adjacent properties. The applicant was not present, so feedback was collected to be relayed. The project is scheduled for a public hearing for a conditional use permit on Thursday and potential action by the City Council on July 2nd, followed by a return to the HPC on July 6th.
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