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The historic district committee has completed the public engagement for review of the update to the ordinance. Turnout was fairly light, but productive.
There is still a bit of editing to be done, but we are hoping to get the revision to the community council again for the November meeting. Once approved by the council, it will go to the preservation board.
We are still taking any comments on the draft, so if anyone missed out on the public meetings, they are still welcome to comment.
There will also be additional public meetings once the draft goes before the preservation board and the Board of Public Service.
There was lengthy discussion about coal chutes, and the consensus was that if someone really wants a window in the old coal chute opening, we thought that was fine.
There was discussion about retaining walls.
There wasn’t so much a revision as much as cleaning up the language so it would not be contradictory from one point to another. Retaining walls will still not be looked upon favorably, but there are instances where they will be allowed, just as before. Vinyl fencing is still not allowed.
Originally published in The Times of Skinker-DeBaliviere, November–December 2015.
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