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Town of Lexington
Historic Districts Commission
Minutes of November 4, 2004
Commissioners in attendance: Joann Gschwendtner, Chairman, Lynn Hopkins; Associate
Commissioners, James Lee, Eleanor MacQueen and Joe Welch.
PETITIONS HEARD:
FORMAL HEARINGS
40 Hancock Street –
Richard & Robin Millman, were not present; James DiGioia was there to
represent window installation. Hearing continued for details.
1888 Massachusetts Avenue –
Sally Zimmerman, representing Church of Our Redeemer,
received approval for the in-kind reconstruction and installation of liner and bluestone chimney
cap on the rear chimney serving the boiler at the Rectory building. Certificate No. 2004C-66
7 Eliot Road –
Wade and Nancy Thompson received approval to install a PermaCoat black
chain link fence. Certificate No. 2004C-67
45 Bedford Street/735 Massachusetts Avenue/1575 Massachusetts Avenue –
Michael
Morrissey came before the Board concerning Baby Safe Haven sign issues. The Board
recommended signage on interior of windows at the police and fire stations as well as
notification in the front of the Lexington phone book.
910 Massachusetts Avenue –
David and Ruth Rose received approval to rebuild an existing
sunroom with alteration to the roofline. Certificate No. 2004C-68
1707 Massachusetts Avenue –
Sam Ibrahim, representing Edison Way Realty LLC, received
approval for signs. Certificate No. 2004C-69 Siding and air-condition covers were continued.
1727 Massachusetts Avenue -
Ed Grant and Peter Niemitz, representing Not Your Average
Joe’s, received approval for signage. Certificate No. 2004C-70
1840 Massachusetts Avenue –
Jeffrey Sarra, representing Banknorth Group, Inc., received
approval for signage. Certificate No. 2004C-71
1403 Massachusetts Avenue –
Jeffrey Lipsky, representing The Munroe Center for the Arts,
requested permission for an outdoor performance stage. Hearing was continued.
25 Waltham Street –
Debbie Heffernan, representing D & R Realty Trust, received approval to
create entrance on north side of building along the alley. Certificate No. 2004C-72. Overhang
was continued.
1625 MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE • LEXINGTON, MASSACHUSETTS 02420
Minutes of November 4, 2004 (concluded)
2101 Massachusetts Avenue -
Carl Oldenburg, representing Mariellen Rodman and Joe
Alfonse, received approval for concrete foundation for addition. Certificate No. 2004C-73.
Additional architectural changes were continued.
CONTINUED HEARINGS
7 Meriam Street –
Frank DiPietro, representing Beachfront Property Swimwear, received
approval for signage. Certificate No. 2004C-74
1960 Massachusetts Avenue
– Meg Kimball received approval for backstairs and driveway.
Certificate No. 2004C-75
INFORMAL HEARINGS
1364 Massachusetts Avenue
was not present at hearing.
15-19 Depot Square –
Julie Supple, representing Depot Realty Trust, presented exterior
architectural changes.
1761Massachusetts Avenue-
Steve Jacks, representing Bank of America presented exterior
architectural changes.
Minutes of the October 2004 meetings were approved.
Meeting adjourned at 11:15 p.m.