Architectural Review for 816 E. Belmont Street

Original title: 816 E. Belmont Street Old East Hill Preservation District / Zone OEHC-2 / City Council District 6 Exterior Alterations at a Non-Contributing Structure

Record date · October 19, 2023

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What This Bill Does

The Architectural Review Board is scheduled to review a proposal for exterior alterations at 816 E. Belmont Street, a property located within the Old East Hill Preservation District.

Why it matters

Property owners and neighbors in the Old East Hill Preservation District are subject to specific design standards for exterior changes, and this review determines if the proposed alterations at 816 E. Belmont Street comply with those local zoning requirements.

Who It Affects

Groups the bill's text affects, as described in the record. Being affected is not a position for or against it.

Directly affected

Property owner of 816 E. Belmont Street

The owner must receive board approval before proceeding with exterior alterations.

Indirectly affected

Residents of Old East Hill Preservation District

Residents are subject to the design standards enforced by the Architectural Review Board for properties within the district.

Key Facts

The Architectural Review Board will evaluate exterior alterations for the property at 816 E. Belmont Street.
The property is located within the Old East Hill Preservation District (Zone OEHC-2).
The property is classified as a 'non-contributing structure' within the historic district.
The item is filed under number 23-00764.

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The item is located in City Council District 6.
The proposal was introduced on October 12, 2023.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does 'non-contributing structure' mean?

In a historic preservation district, a is a building that does not add to the historic architectural qualities or historical associations for which the district was designated.

Why does the Architectural Review Board need to approve changes to this house?

Because the property is located within the Old East Hill Preservation District, exterior modifications must be reviewed to ensure they align with the district's established zoning and design standards.

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