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metal to be used on the exterior of the home. Ms. Bennett asked if there are other accessory <br /> apartments that have been added to Peacock Farm homes, this could be a trend to accommodate <br /> larger families. Mr. Hisel did not think there are many. <br /> PUBLIC COMMENTS: <br /> None <br /> MOTION: <br /> Moved by Mr. Kalsow to find 35 Peacock Farm Road preferably preserved and approve the <br /> partial demolition and roofline change based on the plans presented to the meeting dated May <br /> 191h 2021. Seconded by Ms. Pursley. <br /> VOTE: <br /> 4 in favor and 1 recusal of partial building demolition and roofline change: Mr. Kalsow, Ms. <br /> Pursley Ms. Fenollosa and Ms. Bennett, with Ms. Flynn recusing herself. <br /> AGENDA ITEM#2 (7:25PM) <br /> Public hearing regarding the partial building demolition and roofline change at 53 Peacock Farm <br /> Road <br /> APPLICANT (S) PRESENT: <br /> Katie Flynn, Architect <br /> Kate Babineau. Homeowner <br /> ABUTTER(S) PRESENT: <br /> None <br /> DOCUMENT(S): <br /> Existing and proposed elevations dated May 6 t 2021 <br /> SUMMARY: <br /> 53 Peacock Farm Road was built in 1956 by Walter Pierce. The home was renovated in the <br /> 1990's and 2000's. The applicants are proposing to replace windows, replace the existing <br /> sunroom, and put on an addition at the rear of the building. The windows are inconsistent with <br /> the neighborhood so Ms. Flynn is proposing to use Marvin Elevate windows in bronze. The <br /> sunroom foundation and insulation are both insufficient and the roof leaks. The proposed <br /> sunroom will have the same footprint with a butterfly roof with cedar siding to match existing. <br /> The proposed addition will be in the rear of the house. The Peacock Farm Association did <br /> approve the project. <br /> 2 <br />