The Board disculled Architectural Approval Application
NO. 1410-90 for a propolid new single-faally dwilling
to replace an existing single-family dwelling
at 928
Shell Avenue.
.
John Matthail, project d"/,nor. presented the
application.
Muniz co•pationted Mr. Matthias on the design of thi
project, noting particularly the breaking ap or
the
massing by varying planes.
Howe said he liked the
1•vil of detail in the dosign.
On a motion by Travaille. soconded by Muniz. the
Board
voted 7-Oto grant final approval of the application.
Applicant: John Matthams.
The Board discussed Architectural Approval
Application
No. 1400-90 for a proposed seco,nd-story addition to
an
existing single-family dwelling at 308 3rd Street.
John Matthams, project designer. represented the
applicant and explained design changes made
subsequent
to the last meeting.
The Board reviewed the revised plans and commented that
they were progressing well.
The project will be scheduled for discussion/action
at
the March 27, 1990 meeting.
Applicant: Kim Browning.
ADJOURNMENT
There being no further business. the meeting was
adjourned at 6:15 PM.
Judith MacCIelland
Acting Secretary
, OCR Text: The Board disculled Architectural Approval Application
NO. 1410-90 for a propolid new single-faally dwilling
to replace an existing single-family dwelling
at 928
Shell Avenue.
.
John Matthail, project d"/,nor. presented the
application.
Muniz co•pationted Mr. Matthias on the design of thi
project, noting particularly the breaking ap or
the
massing by varying planes.
Howe said he liked the
1•vil of detail in the dosign.
On a motion by Travaille. soconded by Muniz. the
Board
voted 7-Oto grant final approval of the application.
Applicant: John Matthams.
The Board discussed Architectural Approval
Application
No. 1400-90 for a proposed seco,nd-story addition to
an
existing single-family dwelling at 308 3rd Street.
John Matthams, project designer. represented the
applicant and explained design changes made
subsequent
to the last meeting.
The Board reviewed the revised plans and commented that
they were progressing well.
The project will be scheduled for discussion/action
at
the March 27, 1990 meeting.
Applicant: Kim Browning.
ADJOURNMENT
There being no further business. the meeting was
adjourned at 6:15 PM.
Judith MacCIelland
Acting Secretary
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