🏛️ Historic Preservation Commission
Coverage of the Historic Preservation Commission meeting on 2024-07-18, Village of Albion, NY. View original document ↗
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▶ Key Actions & Decisions
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Approved a Certificate of Appropriateness for touch-up painting at 101 N. Main St (Naim AbdurRafi) because the project uses the existing color scheme.
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Partially approved roof remediation at 28 East Bank St (Jeff Holler) for the main section, but deferred approval on a small, steep roof section until materials are reviewed.
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Initiated discussion on reducing and redesigning the HPC membership structure; suggested potential changes to village code requiring Planning Board input.
2024-09-19
Historic Preservation Commission Adopts Attendance Policy, Approves Siding for Local Business
▶ Key Actions & Decisions
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Approved cement board siding (6"x8") for the back exterior wall of Trade 180 (Carried)
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Moved regular meeting start time from 4:00 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. effective immediately (Carried)
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Established new caveat requiring resignation after 3 missed meetings within a 12-month period (Carried)
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Accepted meeting minutes from May 2, 2024, and June 20, 2024 (Carried)
2024-05-02
2024-04-25
2024-10-17
Albion Preservation Board Raises Red Flags Over Unauthorized Downtown Building Work
▶ Key Actions & Decisions
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Discussed unauthorized work at buildings owned by Angel Javier and Frank Corso.
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Requested Village Codes check interior progress at a property owned by Ms. Pooley.
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Member Tim McMurray to seek CLG certification at the Oct. 23 Village Board meeting.
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Approved minutes from the Sept. 19, 2024 meeting.
▶ Key Actions & Decisions
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HPC tabled decision on Five Star Bank's back exterior design due to lack of information.
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Board requested material samples and specific paint color names be submitted to the Village.
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Members recommended a single solid color for the exterior rather than the proposed schematic design.
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Board inquired if the proposed lattice work could be removed entirely from the design.
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