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| 2009 Flagler Pl NW is offered at $899,000. |
The featured listing is a 3 bedroom, 2.5 bath house Victorian house, located in the Bloomingdale Historic District. The agent representing the seller is Kay Marlin with Chatel Real Estate.
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| 2225 Flagler Pl NW is offered at $939,000. |
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| 410 Elm St NW is offered at $850,000. |
The featured listing is a 4 bedroom, 2 bath house on 3 above grade levels, located in the LeDroit Park Historic District. The agent representing the seller is Suzanne DesMarais with Compass.
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From: DC Office of Planning
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Subject: HPRB ACTIONS - September 23 and September 30, 2021
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Greetings:
This document and the Agenda,
Consent Calendar and staff reports for the September 23 and September 30
meeting of the Historic Preservation Review Board are posted on the website
. Archived video of the hearing is posted on the website at: https://planning.dc.gov/node/905322
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Project Drawings are also
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Historic Preservation Review
Board Meeting
September 23 and 30, 2021
The Historic Preservation Review
Board met and considered the following items.
SEPTEMBER 23RD MEETING
Present for the meeting were:
Marnique Heath, Chair; Andrew Aurbach, Carisa Stanley Beatty, Matt Bell, Linda
Greene, Outerbridge Horsey, Alexandra Jones, Sandra Jowers-Barber and Gretchen
Pfaehler. Absent: Outerbridge Horsey.
AGENDA
SHAW HISTORIC DISTRICT
1521-1521 ½ 11th Street NW, HPA
21-366, concept/lot combination, two-story rear addition.
The Board approved the
subdivision and 2-story rear addition on the condition that structural
demolition be reduced to not exceed the demolition thresholds defined in DCMR
10C, 305.1 and delegated final approval to Staff. Vote: 7-0.
HISTORIC DISTRICT DESIGNATION
HEARING
Anacostia Historic District
boundary expansion, Case 21-10.
The Board took testimony, kept
the record open, and deferred action on the application to October, following a
Board visit to the historic district with the various recommendations in mind.
MOUNT PLEASANT HISTORIC DISTRICT
3060 16th Street NW, HPA 21-219,
permit/removal of balconies.
The Board supported replacement
of the remainder of the balconies as necessary to match the originals, and
recommended denial of the removal of 25, as proposed, as incompatible with the
purposes of the preservation law. Vote: 7-0.
1656 Hobart Street NW, HPA
21-497, permit/deck with privacy panels.
The Board recommended approval of
a permit for a rear deck/carport topped by a six-foot-tall plank privacy fence
with the drawings to be revised to accurately depict the proposed structure.
Vote: 7-0.
3118 Mount Pleasant Street NW,
HPA 21-501, concept/alterations, basement areaway and storefront, rear
additions.
The Board approved the concept
and delegated further review to staff, with the conditions that: 1) the floor
framing be mostly retained within the main block; 2) the replacement windows be
compatible, as described in the staff report and in the guidelines; 3) the
front porch be restored, or the reconstruction of its storefront infill be
approached as described in the staff report, set back behind columns to match
the lost originals; 4) the porch masonry not be painted black, and not be
painted at all if it is avoidable, with a preservation plan for the masonry; 5)
the storefront fill the space beneath the porch slab; and 6) the areaway
railing not extend nearer the street than the ends of the railings on the next-door
landings. Vote: 7-0.
DUPONT CIRCLE HISTORIC DISTRICT
1632 17th Street NW, HPA 21-370;
concept/storefront alterations and addition of fourth story and penthouse to
three-story building.
The Board approved the revised
proposal, with the suggested changes to materials and height recommended in the
HPO, as compatible with the Dupont Circle Historic District. Vote: 7-0.
1739 Church Street NW, HPA
21-443; permit/after-the-fact review of handrails at front stairs.
The Board approved the permit for
the handrails as installed and recently modified to lower the height of the
posts. Vote: 7-0.
BLOOMINGDALE HISTORIC DISTRICT
2401-2405 1st Street NW, HPA
21-274, revised concept/subdivision for four rowhouses on two lots.
The Board approved Option A, with
four equal width rowhouses on the two lots, as compatible with the character of
the Bloomingdale Historic District. Vote: 6-0.
SEPTEMBER 30TH MEETING
Present for the meeting were:
Marnique Heath, Chair; Andrew Aurbach, Carisa Stanley Beatty, Matt
Bell, Alexandra Jones, Sandra Jowers-Barber and Gretchen Pfaehler.
Absent: Linda Greene, Outerbridge Horsey.
CAPITOL HILL HISTORIC DISTRICT
810 C Street NE, HPA 21-416,
concept/rebuild front façade, add third story to existing two-story building.
The Board found the project to be
generally compatible with the Capitol Hill Historic District, with the
conditions that (1) the basement level be lowered about one foot to align with
the adjacent historic building and (2) that revisions made to improve the
compatibility of the entry stairs;, and delegated final approval to staff.
Vote: 7-0.
114 12th Street NE, HPA 21-442;
concept/add second story to existing one-story garage.
The Board found the proposal to
be compatible with the Capitol Hill Historic District, with the conditions that
(1) a false front be added to make the alley elevation appear to be full-width
and (2) that a door or window be added to the recessed wall facing the adjacent
carriage house to create access to the addition roof; and delegated final
approval to staff. Vote: 7-0.
LEDROIT PARK HISTORIC DISTRICT
611 Florida Avenue NW, HPA
21-413, permit/construct four-story plus cellar addition at rear.
The Board found the concept for a
new three-story rear wing 611 Florida Avenue NW to be compatible with the
character of the LeDroit Park Historic District, and consistent with the
purpose of the preservation act, on the condition that the fourth-floor
addition is removed from the concept design and delegated final review to
staff. Vote: 7-0.
MOUNT VERNON SQUARE HISTORIC
DISTRICT
1112 6th Street NW, HPA 21-441,
concept/demolish rear two-story addition: construct three story plus penthouse
addition at rear with interior court.
The Board found the three-story
rear wing and penthouse additions at 1112 6th Street NW to be compatible with
the character of the historic district on the condition that they are not
visible from 6th Street and delegated final approval to staff. Vote: 7-0.
U STREET HISTORIC DISTRICT
1708-1/2 10th Street NW, HPA
21-521, concept/façade alterations and addition to non-contributing building.
The Board did not take a vote but
encouraged the applicant to reconsider the proposal to improve its
compatibility with the historic district and to return for review when
ready.
ANACOSTIA HISTORIC DISTRICT
1337 Good Hope Road SE, HPA
21-500, courtesy concept review/demolish non-contributing building and
construct 5-story mixed use building in proposed historic district expansion
area.
The Board did not take a formal
vote or action, as is their policy on courtesy concept reviews, but expressed
that is was supportive of the height and mass, with recommendation for further
study of the materials and fenestration of the corner tower element. If
the property is included in the boundaries of the historic district, it should
return to the Board for a formal concept review when ready.
TAKOMA PARK HISTORIC DISTRICT
515 Cedar Street NW, HPA 21-373,
revised concept/new construction, two-story detached house.
The Board did not take a vote but
expressed it support for the reduced width, design of the front elevation, and
retention of the garage within the mass of the building, but asked the
applicant to look at providing more variety to the mass and articulation of the
sides of the building, and for the project to return for further review when
ready.
GEORGETOWN HISTORIC DISTRICT
1217 29th Street NW, HPA 21-446,
permit/rear addition.
The Board approved the addition,
including its fenestration, on the condition that the parapet wall be
eliminated and replaced with an inconspicuous railing. Vote: 7-0.
CONSENT CALENDAR
The Consent Calendar was approved
by HPRB on September 23 by a vote of 7-0.
HISTORIC LANDMARK DESIGNATION
Coolidge High School, 6315 5th
Street NW, Case 21-17.
FORT CIRCLE PARK HISTORIC
DISTRICT
3779 Ely Place SE, HPA 21-495,
concept/construction of skating rink.
2700 Martin Luther King Jr.
Avenue SE, HPA 21-498, concept/new construction of hospital and parking garage.
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Transcripts of Historic
Preservation Review Board Meetings may be purchased from the court reporting
agency that covered this hearing – Neal R. Gross & Co., Inc., (202)
234-4433, www.nealrgross.com
or info@nealrgross.com . Individual
staff reports that are prepared in advance of the hearing are posted on our
website at https://planning.dc.gov
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