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Commission of Architectural Review

December 16, 2025 ·3:30 PM Final

City Hall Council Chambers

Agenda — 23 items

  1. 1 Public Access and Participation Instructions - Commission of Architectural Review PDRPRES 2025.039
  2. 2 Call to Order
  3. 3 Roll Call
  4. 4 OTHER BUSINESS
  5. 5 Approval of Minutes
  6. 6 Secretary’s Report
  7. 7 Administrative Approval Report
  8. 8 Enforcement Report
  9. 9 CONSENT AGENDA
  10. 1. 1109 West Franklin Street - Rehabilitate the exterior of an existing building. COA-176757-2025
  11. 2. 1111 West Franklin Street - Rehabilitate the exterior of an existing building. COA-176758-2025
  12. 7. 3104 East Broad Street - Paint front and rear brick façade of original building, and paint siding of new addition. COA-176756-2025
  13. 10. 309 North 28th Street - Construct a new rear two-story garage. COA-176754-2025
  14. 14 REGULAR AGENDA
  15. 3. 1109 West Franklin Street - Construct an accessory dwelling unit in the rear yard. COA-176759-2025
  16. 4. 1111 West Franklin Street - Construct an accessory dwelling unit in the rear yard. COA-176760-2025
  17. 5. 2322 Venable Street - Construct a new mixed-use building on vacant corner lot. COA-176751-2025
  18. 6. 2019 West Grace Street - Replace slate roof of a single family building with synthetic slate shingles. COA-176755-2025
  19. 8. 712 North Arthur Ashe Boulevard - Construct a deck and carport at the rear of the building. COA-176752-2025
  20. 9. 520 Brook Road - Construct a two-story single-family residence on a vacant lot. COA-176753-2025
  21. 21 CONCEPTUAL REVIEW
  22. 22 None.
  23. 23 Adjournment

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