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Historical Architectural Review Board

October 6, 2025 ·6:00 PM Final

5th Floor Conference Room

Agenda — 14 items

  1. 1 Approval by HARB requires the applicant to obtain a building permit for the work. The applicant must also apply for any other required permits from the City of Allentown. Information about building permits and other permits can be obtained at: City Hall, 4th Floor, 435 Hamilton St or online at www.allentownpa.gov Note: Cases recommended for approval by HARB on October 6, 2025 will be forwarded for approval by Allentown City Council on Wednesday, November 3, 2025. Cases recommended for denial by HARB will be referred to the Community and Economic Development Committee of City Council, date to be announced. Cases that are tabled by HARB on October 6, 2025 will be rescheduled for review at its November 3, 2025 regular meeting.
  2. 2 Roll Call
  3. 3 Minutes of September 8, 2025 Meeting
  4. 5 Old Business
  5. 7 a. HDC-2025-00053 Address: 427 N Lumber Street Proposal: Install Picture Window
  6. 9 b. HDC-2025-00069 Address: 311 N 9th Street Proposal: Paint exterior masonry
  7. 11 New Business
  8. 13 a. HDC-2025-00049 Address: 231 N Fulton Street Proposal: Legalize the installation of a Multi-Zone Mini split system
  9. 15 b. HDC-2025-00028 Address: 947 1/2 Oak Street Proposal: Replace siding and modify existing window
  10. 18 Violations
  11. 20 Other Discussion
  12. 21 a. Historic Resource Survey-Recommendations and Findings b. Second Community Engagement Preparation c. Historic Resident Door Hangers
  13. 23 Adjournment
  14. 24 NEXT MEETING: Monday, November 3, 2025

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