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HPC10-08, Demolition, 180 Bulloch Ave. Land Lot 375
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Item Summary:
Applicant has requested approval for the demolition of the existing carriage house, which is called the cottage which is not one of the original building of the 1839 period.
Staff Report:
Background
On April 8, 2009, the Historic Preservation Commission approved the demolition of a non-historic garage and the construction of an open air pavilion to be constructed on the foundation of the demolished garage. The pavilion was approved with the condition that it be constructed according to the photograph supplied to the Commission at the April 8, 2009, meeting.
At their meeting on July 8, 2009, the Historic Preservation Commission approved a master plan update for Bulloch Hall. The plan was approved with the following conditions:
1. The master plan is approved for the maintenance of the historic character of the historic site and not for an urban park with an incidental historic facility located on it.
2. The pedestrian paths shall be developed with soil cement or some material other than a hard surface.
3. The applicant should consider the option of a keystone turnaround for the handicap area east of the area labeled slave work yard.
4. Plans for individual buildings and site details should be submitted to the Commission for approval in the future.
An application for a reconstructed dogtrot cabin was approved by the HPC at their meeting on February 10, 2010. The application was approved with the following condition:
1. Final plans shall be brought before the Architectural Review Subcommittee for final approval.
Proposal
The applicants proposal is for the demolition of the The Cottage constructed by Tony Wing in 1947. The building is currently used as office space by Bulloch staff.
Zoning
The property is zoned H-R/H-R (Historic Roswell / Historic Roswell).
North: H-R/H-R (Historic Roswell / Historic Roswell)
South: R-1/H-R (Historic Roswell / Historic Roswell)
East: H-R/H-...
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