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Historic Districts Commission - 2 - May 17, 1978 <br /> A hearing was held at 8a35 P.M. on the application of Lanza Realty <br /> Trust for a Certificate of Appropriateness with respect to the erection of <br /> fencing on the premises at 1994 Massachusetts Avenue, which is within the <br /> Battle Green District. Mr, Packard read the legal notice and referred to <br /> the application and the background for said application. Mr. Lanza said <br /> that ir! mid-0ctober he obtained a building permit for an in-ground swimming <br /> pool and that shortly thereafter Mr. iihipple had looked at the pool. Mr. <br /> <br /> iThipple told Mr. Lanza that the pool was not visible from Massachusetts <br /> Avenue but that it was within the Battle Green District and suggested that <br /> Mr. Lanza call Mr. Packard. Mr. Lanza said that he received a letter from <br /> the Building Inspector stating that the permit had been issued in error and <br /> requested that Mr. Lanza stop the work and secure a Certificate of Appro- <br /> priateness from the Historic Districts Commission. Mr. Lanza then sub- <br /> mitted a series of snapshots that he had taken that day. Mr. Packard asked <br /> if he was installing a fence. Mr. Lanza said that most of the property <br /> already was fenced with chain link fence but that they will have to add <br /> fencing from the pool to porch through bushes (about 8-10 feet of chain <br /> link fence) and wood stockade fence from the garage to the house which will <br /> be painted to match the house. The wind screen fencing being installed is <br /> six feet high and is of wood. Mr. Davies commented that stain will weather <br /> better than paint. Mr. Packard asked if it would be gray and Mr. Lanza said <br /> it would weather to a gray color. Mr. Davies asked if they intended to <br /> fence in the play area and Mr. Lana said that they did not. Mr. Morehouse <br /> commented that Host of the play area was outside the district. Mr. Morehouse <br /> asked if they planned to light the pool and Mrs. Lanza said that the only <br /> lighting planned now is that from the porch light. Mr. Davies asked if the <br /> play area had been installed and Mr. Lanza said that the area was muddy so <br /> had dug up and installed gravel. The hearing was adjourned at 8a55 P.M. <br /> It was moved, seconded, and VOTED to issue a Certificate of Appropriates <br /> Hess to Lanza Realty Trust, Mariantonia Lanza, Trustee, with respect to the <br /> installation of fencing on the premises at 1994 Massachusetts Avenue, which <br /> is within the Battle Green District. Participating in this decision were <br /> Commissioners John R. Packard, Georgia H. Williams, John L. Davies, and <br /> Associate Commissioners Linda J. McAuley and Richard S. Morehouse. <br /> An adjourned hearing was held at 9s00 P.M. on the application of Carol <br /> A. Snyder for a Certificate with respect to exterior architectural changes <br /> on the dwelling at 2314 Massachusetts Avenue, which is within the Munroe <br /> Tavern District. Mr. Snyder submitted drawings showing a proposed landing <br /> with steps leading to the side yard facing the Munroe Tavern. Mr. Davies <br /> commented that there was a safety factor involved with stairs shorter than <br /> the landing. Mr. Morehouse drew up a sketch of a possible landing and two <br /> sets of stairs which all preferred. Mr. Snyder commented that it looked <br /> better than what he had presented. Mr. Snyder said that they had installed <br /> wood roof shingles instead of asphalt shingles as approved. The hearing <br /> was adjourned at 9s25 P.M. <br /> It was moved, seconded, and VOTED to issue a Certificate of Appropriate- <br /> ness to Carol A. Snyder with respect to exterior architectural changes on <br /> the dwelling at 1314 Massachusetts Avenue (the Sanderson House), which is <br /> within the Munroe Tavern District. Participating in this decision were <br /> Commissioners John R. Packard, Georgia H. Williams, John L. Davies, and <br /> Associate Commissioners Linda J. McAuley and Richard S. Morehouse. <br /> <br />