26-2786A
123 N. ROSEMONT AVENUE Council District 1 Winnetka Heights Historic District COA-26-000415 Taylor Means Request A Certificate of Appropriateness to remove two existing second-story windows and one door on the rear facade of the property and to install one new wood window on the rear façade, relocate two windows on the rear facade, and to remove an existing second-story deck. Applicant Chris Chiles Application Filed 07/26/2026 Staff Recommendation That the request for a Certificate of Appropriateness to remove two existing second-story windows and one door on the rear facade of the property and to install one new wood window on the rear façade, relocate two windows on the rear facade, and to remove an existing second story deck be approved with conditions with the finding of fact that the work fits within the neighborhood and the design is 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)(17)(F)(iii); 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 to remove the second-story deck, window, and door as well as relocate two windows is supported with the condition that small windows be added to the void space where the second-story balcony, window, and door is proposed for removal.
- Committee
- Landmark Commission
- Requested by
- Department of Planning and Development (PDV)
- Introduced
- August 21, 2026
- On agenda
- September 8, 2026
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