26-2785A
122 N. Clinton Avenue Winnetka Heights Historic District COA-26-000405 Taylor Means Request A Certificate of Appropriateness to remove the existing rear deck, detached patio cover, and attached garage pergola and construct a new rear all-season covered porch and new attached garage pergola. Applicant Chris Chiles Application Filed 07/20/2026 Staff Recommendation That the request for a Certificate of Appropriateness to remove the existing rear deck, detached porch cover, and existing garage attached carport and construct a new rear covered porch and garage attached pergola be approved with conditions with the finding of fact that the work fits within the neighborhood and the design and colors are not appropriate to the district and would not have an adverse effect on the district. The proposed work is, therefore, consistent with preservation criteria Sec.51P-87-111(a)(2) and (Sec.51P-87-111(a)(11); City Code Section 51A-4.501(g)(6)(C)(i) for contributing structures; and/or the Secretary of the Interior’s Guidelines for Rehabilitation (District/Neighborhood). Task Force Recommendation No quorum - comments only. That the request for a Certificate of Appropriateness to remove the existing rear deck, detached porch cover, and existing garage attached carport and construct a new rear covered porch and garage attached pergola structure be supported per ordinance. However, task force notes the arbor rafter should be flat and not sloped and that the Trex railings and steps should be wood.
- Committee
- Landmark Commission
- Requested by
- Department of Planning and Development (PDV)
- Introduced
- August 21, 2026
- On agenda
- September 8, 2026
Where it was heard
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