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Read. Follow. Verify.Board of Architectural Review Agenda: May 15, 2026
Record date · May 20, 2026
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What This Bill Does
This document lists 17 property improvement requests submitted to the Board of Architectural Review for approval. The requests cover a variety of exterior modifications, including roof replacements, window work, and signage, for properties located within the jurisdiction.
Property owners at these 17 locations must receive official board approval before proceeding with exterior renovations to ensure compliance with local historic or architectural standards.
Who It Affects
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Property owners at the 17 listed addresses
These owners must obtain board approval before proceeding with their planned exterior property modifications.
Key Facts
- The Board of Architectural Review will hold a public hearing on May 15, 2026, to review 17 property modification applications.
- Applications include roof replacements at 307 North Pitt Street, 303/305 South Royal Street, and 604 Wolfe Street.
- Tuckpointing requests are filed for 313 Queen Street and 718 Queen Street.
- Window-related requests include replacements at 907 South Saint Asaph Street and sash work at 209 N Royal Street.
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- Other requests include fence replacement (1300 Oronoco), door replacement (121 N Fairfax), walkway demolition/replacement (1250 S Washington), HVAC installation (1802 W Abingdon), rail repair (335 N Royal), mullion installation (404 King), antenna work (501 Slaters Lane), signage (415 King), and general historic property approval (430 N Union).
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The board processes multiple applications from the same applicant simultaneously, such as Paul Killmer and Stan Wilson, suggesting professional contractors often handle these filings.
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