2020-00312 Pid# 07102333

2020-00312 Pid# 07102333

Charlotte Historic District Commission Application for a Certificate of Appropriateness Staff Analysis Date: September 9, 2020 HDCRMI-2020-00312 PID# 07102333 LOCAL HISTORIC DISTRICT: Wesley Heights PROPERTY ADDRESS: 604 South Summit Avenue SUMMARY OF REQUEST: Addition (front porch) APPLICANT/OWNER: Jason Clark, Applicant Details of Proposed Request Existing Conditions The existing structure is a one-story American Small House with colonial revival details constructed in 1937. Architectural features include a symmetrical three-bay façade with thin, paired columns supporting an arched portico, clipped gable ends, and 6/1 windows. Adjacent structures are a mix of one- and two-story residential buildings. Proposal Currently, the front porch patio is only partial-width located under the center portico and on the right of the portico. The project would expand the existing front porch patio to the left to span all three-bays of the house. The project also includes the addition of hip roofs supported by thin paired columns over both the left and right patio areas to create a full-width front porch. All materials and details are to be traditional in design and dimension to match existing. Design Guidelines – Secretary of the Interiors Standards, page 2.5 Refer to Design Guideline book. Design Guidelines-Porches, page 4.8 1. Retain porches that are critical to defining the design and integrity of the historic district. Keep porches open to provide shade and reduce heat gain during warm weather. 2. Repair and replace only damaged elements of porches by matching the materials, methods of construction, and details of the existing original fabric. Avoid stripping porches and steps of original materials and architectural features such as handrails, balusters, columns, and flooring. 3. Reconstruct missing elements based on physical or photographic detail including all details and materials. 4. Do not enclose porches on a primary elevation or alter a front porch that reorients the entrance away from the street elevation. 5. Enclosure of side porches and balconies is discouraged. If enclosure of a side porch or balcony is required for a new use, the enclosure should be designed to ensure that the historic character and features of the porch are preserved. 6. Any porch enclosure that is permitted should be designed to be reversible and removal of original features should be minimal. 7. Original or historic porch railing designs may need to be adapted to meet the building code. The use of booster rails may be an appropriate solution to make the original balustrade code-compliant. Design Guidelines – Additions, page 7.2 1. Attempt to locate the addition on the rear elevation so that it is minimally visible from the street. 2. Limit the size of the addition so that it does not visually overpower the existing building. 1 3. Attempt to attach new additions or alterations to existing buildings in such a manner that, if such additions or alterations were to be removed in the future, the essential form and integrity of the building would be unimpaired. 4. Maintain the original orientation of the structure. If the primary entrance is located on the street façade, it should remain in that location. 5. Maintain the existing roof pitch. Roof lines for new additions should be secondary to those of the existing structure. The original roof as visible from the public right-of-way should not be raised. 6. Make sure that the design of a new addition is compatible with the existing building. The new work should be differentiated from the old while being compatible with its massing, form, scale, directional expression, roof forms and materials, foundation, fenestration, and materials. Staff Analysis Staff has the following comments about the proposal: 1. The proposal is similar to previously approved front porch additions at 318 Grandin Rd (November 2019), 429 West Blvd (May 2019), and 1910 Ewing Drive (2016). 2. Minor revisions may be reviewed by staff. 2 HDCRMI 2020-00312 PID: 07102333 LOCAL HISTORIC DISTRICT: WESLEY HEIGHTS PROPOSED PROJECT: ADDITION September 9, 2020 andiandinn Rd Rd Gr SummiSummitt Av Av SS 604 S Summit Av ¯ Wesley Heights Property Lines Property Lines 030 60 120 180 Building Footprints Feet Park Property Front Porch Modification Proposal for Jason & Emily Clark Owner: Site Location: Jason & Emily Clark Wesley Heights 604 South Summit Ave Charlotte, NC 28208 Project No: ______________ Date: May 13, 2020 Existing Conditions Front Left Rear Right Existing Porch Conditions Left Right Left Right Existing Porch Conditions cont. Left Right Areas of water penetration Areas of standing water Left Right Context / Adjacent Structures Site Plan – Existing and Proposed Front Elevations – Existing and Proposed Right Side Elevations – Existing and Proposed Left Side Elevations – Existing and Proposed Architectural Details & Notes New porch ceiling to match New soffit, trim and column structure in style, material and color to match in style, material and color Typical Roof Detail: New columns to match in style, material, color and size Architectural Details & Notes cont. Typical Vapor Barrier Detail: Notes: 1. Existing portico, columns, column structure, trim, windows, and door to remain unaffected unless required and approved by owner. 2. A vapor barrier shall be installed along front of house beneath siding where the brick porch meets the front of the home. Siding, where removed for barrier installation, shall be reused or replaced with like kind. 3. Roof over front half of home to be re-shingled during project; shingles to match rear half completed in 2018. See roof detail. 4. New ceilings on both sides of porch to be flat-not curved like original portico ceiling-but of same style, 1.5” wood slats. 5. When possible, reuse existing brick removed from ends of porch. New brick shall be of like color and texture. 6. Railing and handrails are not present on existing porch and shall not be added. 7. GFCI electrical receptacles to be added on both sides of porch. 8. Electrical ceiling boxes to be added on both sides of porch for future fan/light. 9. No trees or shrubs to be removed. No new landscaping included. Paint Colors: 1. Exterior siding: Sherwin Williams custom manual match 1 G2-New Green 128, 3 R3-Magenta 32, 14 Y3-Deep Gold 32 2. Porch ceiling: Sherwin Williams Piazza Blue D-CR075 3. Trim: Sherwin Williams Extra White 6500-47269.

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