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Clocked May 2022 BHC decisions OFTKE T Town of Barnstable '4E4UPMF N� Planning & Development Department ° o ?�� Barnstable Historical Commission � � BARNSTABLE, = 200 Main Street, Hyannis, Massachusetts 02601 ; 6,9. 1e� (508)862-4787 Fax(508)862-4784 ar0��' ATEAMp�la grayce-rogers(@town.barnstable.ma.us 1��° F,W19:50 BARNSTABLE Tt1Wl CLERK Commission Members Nancy Clark,Chair Nancy shoemaker,Vice Chair Marilyn Fifield,Clerk George Jessop,AIA Cheryl Powell Frances Parks Jack Kay DECISION Summary: Demolition Delay Not Imposed Pursuant to Chapter 112 Historic Properties Applicant/Property Owner: Edward Crosby Subject Property: 214 Bridge Street,Osterville Assessor's Map/Parcel: 093/024/000 Hearing Date: May 31,2022 Pursuant to the Barnstable Historical Commission receiving your notice of intent on April 19, 2022, a duly advertised and noticed public hearing was held on May 17, 2022 and continued to the May 31, 2022,to determine whether the significant structure identified as a single family dwelling on this property is a preferably preserved significant structure and whether demolition delay would be imposed for the partial demolition of the single family dwelling on the parcel addressed as 214 Bridge Street,Osterville. After review and consideration of public testimony, application and record file, the Commission by a unanimous vote,found that in accordance with Chapter§112,the structure is not a preferably preserved significant building. In accordance with Chapter§112,the Commission determined, by a unanimous vote,that the partial demolition of the structure would not be detrimental to the historical, cultural or architectural heritage or resources of the Town. Subsequent to the above motions, on amendment was made to add full mullions to sliders on the right elevation. The motion passed with a vote of five in favor(Clark, Fifield, Powell,Parks, Kay) This decision applies only to the demolition described in the notice of intent submitted on April 19,2022.No future demolition shall be permitted without application and approval from the Barnstable Historical Commission. This decision is valid for 24 months. Members present and voting on this application were: Nancy Clark,Cheryl Powell, Marilyn Fifield, Frances Parks,Jack Kay Zl ZdZZ Nancy Clark,Nair Date cr Brian Florence,Building Commissioner Ann Quirk,Town Clerk Town of Barnstable Planning & Development Department °`= Nr°� Barnstable Historical Commission �` • 1sAI+Nrrrnnt.6, F 200 Main Street,Hyannis,Massachusetts 02601 MASH ♦� (508)862-4787 Fax(508)862-4784 oravra rogersetown.barnstable,ma,us Commission Memberi Nancy Clark,Chair Nancy Shoemaker,Vice Chair Marilyn Filleld,Clerk 21 JIJN'22 pm12.5V George Jessop,AIA Cheryl Powell Frances Parks lack Kay OAp I(ISLEE TOWN CLEiNK NS DECISION Summary: Demolition Delay Not Imposed Pursuant to Chapter 112 Historic Properties Applicant/Property Owner: Centerville Public Library Subject Property: 585 Main Street,Centerville Assessor's Map/Parcel: 207/054/000 ' Hearing Date: May 31,2022 Pursuant to the Barnstable Historical Commission receiving your notice of Intent on April 19, 2022, a duly advertised and noticed public hearing was held on May 17,2022 and continued to the May 31,2022,to determine whether the significant structure is a preferably preserved significant structure and whether demolition delay would be imposed for the partial demolition of the front facade attached to the structure on the parcel addressed as 585 Main Street,Centerville. d After review and consideration of public testimony, application and record file, the Commission by a unanimous vote,found that In accordance with Chapter§112,the structure Is not a preferably preserved significant building. In accordance with Chapter§112,the Commission determined, by a unanimous vote,that the partial demolition of the structure would not be detrimental to the historical, cultural or architectural heritage or resources of the 4 Town. Subsequent to the above motions, an amendment was made for the roof material to be standing seam metal and the arches to remain the some as existing.The motion passed with a vote of four in favor(Clark,Fifield,Parks,Kay) a This decision applies only to the demolition described in the notice of Intent submitted on April 19,2022.No future demolition shall be permitted without application and approval from the Barnstable Historical Commission. This decision is valid for 24 months. Members present and voting on this application were: Nancy Clark, Marilyn Fifield,Frances Parks,Jack Kay -nq,g ems. C .n.& Qk� 21,� 2022 Nancy Clark,rhair VUate cc: Brian Florence,Building Commissioner Ann Quirk,Town Clerk Town of Barnstable �EI�PMfy Planning& Development Department Barnstable Historical Commission IEWWSTABLE, : 367 Main Street,Hyannis,Massachusetts 02601 BASS. �' (508)862-4787 Fax(508)862-0784 391 'OT�p ,t► ra ce.ro erg town.barnstable.ma.us21 JON 22 . 50 Commission Members r NST SLI` TOW� GLERI- Nancy Clark,Chair Nancy Shoemaker,vice Chair Marilyn Wield,Clerk �� George Jessop,AIA Cheryl Powell Frances Parks Jack Kay DECISION Summary: Demolition Delay Not Imposed Pursuant to Chapter 112 Historic Properties Applicant/Property Owner: Jennifer Newberg Subject Property: 1187 Cralgvllle Beach Road,Centerville Assessor's Map/Parcel: 206/050/000 Hearing Date: May 31,2022 Pursuant to the Barnstable Historical Commission receiving your notice of intent on April 20, 2022, a duly advertised and noticed public hearing was held on May 17,2022 and continued to the May 31,2022,to determine whether the significant structure identified as a single family dwelling on this property is a preferably preserved significant structure and whether demolition delay would be imposed for the partial demolition of the dwelling on the parcel addressed as 1187 Craigville Beach Road. y After review and consideration of public testimony, application and record file, the Commission by a unanimous vote,found that in accordance with Chapter§112,the structure is not a preferably preserved significant building. In accordance with Chapter§112,the Commission determined,by a unanimous vote,that the partial demolition of the structure would not be detrimental to the historical, cultural or architectural heritage or resources of the Town. This decision applies only to the demolition described in the notice of intent submitted on April 20,2022.No future demolition shall be permitted without application and approval from the Barnstable Historical Commission. This decision is valid for 24 months. Members present and voting on this application were: Nancy Clark,Cheryl Powell,Marilyn Fifield,Frances Parks,lack Kay 7'Le�o, (,e� Z/!� 2622 NancyClark,Hia i i Date cc: Brian Florence,Building Commissioner Ann Quirk,Town Clerk SNE T Town of Barnstable yE%.OPMr*l Planning & Development Department °` °F4 Barnstable Historical Commission BARNSi'ABLE, 367 Main Street, Hyannis, Massachusetts 02601 9 MASS.� �� (508)862-4787 Fax(508)862-4784 39• ♦ nor saane TEp 39- A Rrayice.rogers@tow n.barn stable.ma.us Commission Members 23 JUN 322 Fm T2:5() �' Nancy Clark,Chair Nancy Shoemaker,Vice Chair Marilyn Fifield,Clerk BARNS 4 ABLE 1-r O 14 CLERK George Jessop,AIA Cheryl Powell Frances Parks Jack Kay 111 DECISION Summary: Demolition Delay Not Imposed Pursuant to Chapter 112 Historic Properties Applicant/Property Owner: Akram&Marta Rafla Subject Property: 108 Little River Road,Cotuit Assessor's Map/Parcel: 054/020/000 Hearing Date: May 31,2022 Pursuant to the Barnstable Historical Commission receiving your notice of intent on April 14, 2022, a duly advertised and noticed public hearing was held on May 17,2022 and continued to the May 31, 2022, to determine whether the significant structure identified as a barn on this property is a preferably preserved significant building and whether demolition delay would be imposed for the partial demolition of the barn on the parcel addressed as 108 Little River Road,Cotuit. After review and consideration of public testimony, application and record file, the Commission by a unanimous vote,found that in accordance with Chapter§112,the barn is not a preferably preserved significant building. In accordance with Chapter§112,the Commission determined, by a unanimous vote,that the partial demolition of the barn would not be detrimental to the historical,cultural or architectural heritage or resources of the Town. Subsequent to the above motions, a modification was made, to amend the motions to include that the Old Post Road facing elevation and the Little River Road facing elevation will match the existing architecturally (Clark, Fifield,Powell,Parks, Kay). This decision applies only to the demolition described in the notice of intent submitted on April 14,2022.No future demolition shall be permitted without application and approval from the Barnstable Historical Commission. This decision is valid for 24 months. Members present and voting on this application were: Nancy Clark, Marilyn Fifield, Frances Parks, Cheryl Powell,Jack Kay an cam- C&A4- ( u.n,e, ZIP Z02Z Nancy Clark, hair Date cc Brian Florence,Building Commissioner Ann Quirk,Town Clerk 'IKE F, Town of Barnstable �lE�OPME,yl Planning & Development Department °vk01%9 o� Barnstable Historical Commission s = ` BARNs'r'ABLE, » 367 Main Street, Hyannis, Massachusetts 02601 9� i6�S. (508)862-4787 Fax(508)862-4784 �fp Mp`i A� gravice rollers@town.barnstable.ma.us Commission Members 'kk� �y -�2+7 ,�p�� Nancy Clark,Chair Nancy Shoemaker,Vice Chair Marilyn Fifield,Clerk .��Iy� L G�iSL��1� George Jessop,AIA Cheryl Powell Frances Parks Jack Kay BART T ABLE TOWN CLERK DECISION Summary: Demolition Delay Not Imposed Pursuant to Chapter 112 Historic Properties Applicant/Property Owner: Cape Cod Hospital Subject Property: 74 Park Street,Hyannis Assessor's Map/Parcel: 327/205/000 Hearing Date: May 31,2022 Pursuant to the Barnstable Historical Commission receiving your notice of intent on April 20, 2022, a duly advertised and noticed public hearing was held on May 17,2022 and continued to the May 31,2022, to determine whether the significant structure identified as a commercial structure on this property is a preferably preserved significant structure and whether demolition delay would be imposed for the partial demolition of the structure on the parcel addressed as 74 Park Street,Hyannis. After review and consideration of public testimony, application and record file, the Commission by a unanimous vote,found that in accordance with Chapter§112,the structure is not a preferably preserved significant building. In accordance with Chapter§112, the Commission determined, by a unanimous vote,that the partial demolition of the structure would not be detrimental to the historical, cultural or architectural heritage or resources of the Town. Subsequent to the above motions, a modification was made, to amend the motions to include that the structure will not be sandblasted, but a less destructive method of removing the paint will be implemented, and the stain glass window will be encased for further protection. (Clark, Fifield,Parks, Kay). This decision applies only to the demolition described in the notice of intent submitted on April 20,2022. No future demolition shall be permitted without application and approval from the Barnstable Historical Commission. This decision is valid for 24 months. Members present and voting on this application were: Nancy Clark,Marilyn Fifield, Frances Parks,Jack Kay 7 La n� C&A k, c Zlj� ZOZZ Nancy Clark, hair Date cc: Brian Florence,Building Commissioner Ann Quirk,Town Clerk Town of Barnstable f�c►cl+rwir �!• Planning& Development Department U° Nr°i% Barnstable Historical Commission4, BARNSTABLE. « 200 Main Street,Hyannis,Massachusetts 02601 MASS. 1639;q. (508)862-4787 Fax(508)862-4784 1C1 �. ♦ 11 enaa� �fp �iR gravice.rogers town.barnstable.ma.us Commission Members Nancy Clark,Chair Nancy Shoemaker,Vice Chair Marilyn Fifield,Clerk George Jessop,AEA Cheryl Powell Frances Parks lack Kay 21 jUNI'22 Pm1L, � y DECISION BfIRNSTRB�E T� �� Summary: Demolition Delay Not Imposed Pursuant to Chapter 112 Historic Properties 4 Applicant/Property Owner: James Donahue Subject Property: 56 Harrison Road,Centerville Assessor's Map/Parcel: 229/075/000 Hearing Date: May 31,2022 Pursuant to the Barnstable Historical Commission receiving your notice of intent on April 6,2022,a duly advertised and noticed public hearing was held on May 17, 2022 and continued to the May 31, 2022,to determine whether the significant structure identified as a single family dwelling on this property is a preferably preserved significant structure and whether demolition delay would be imposed for the partial demolition of the single family dwelling on the parcel addressed as 56 Harrison Road,Centerville. After review and consideration of public testimony, application and record file, the Commission by a unanimous vote,found that in accordance with Chapter§112,the structure is not a preferably preserved significant building. In accordance with Chapter§112,the Commission determined, by a unanimous vote,that the partial demolition of the structure would not be detrimental to the historical, cultural or architectural heritage or resources of the Town. Subsequent to the above motions, an amendment was made to add grilles to the referenced windows. The motion passed with a vote of five in favor(Clark,Fifield,Powell,Parks,Kay) �i This decision applies only to the demolition described in the notice of intent submitted on April 6,2022. No future demolition shall be permitted without application and approval from the Barnstable Historical Commission. This decision is valid for 24 months. Members present and voting on this application were: Nancy Clark, Cheryl Powell, Marilyn Fifield, Frances Parks,lack Kay C&Ak ZI 2ozz Nancy Clark,Chair Date cc: Brian Florence,Building Commissioner Ann Quirk,Town Clerk �T Town of Barnstable rggLOPNfy. Planning& Development Department -0, , 4., Barnstable Historical Commission = A% aARMASSSE, . $. 200 Main Street,Hyannis,Massachusetts 02601 5 X639• �� (508)862-4787 Fax(508)862-4784 A Gk .re 6� ►� grayce.ropers@town.bamstable.ma.us Commisslon Members Nancy Clark,Chair Nancy Shoemaker,Vice Chair Marilyn Flfleld,Clerk George Jessop,AIA Cheryl Powell Frances Parks Jack Kay 21 JUN'22 Phi11:4S BARNSTABLE TOWN CLERK DECISION Summary: Demolition Delay Not Imposed Pursuant to Chapter 112 Historic Properties Applicant/Property Owner: Sarah Wyatt Subject Property: 41 First Avenue,Osterville Assessor's Map/Parcel: 116/049/000 Hearing Date: May 31,2022 Pursuant to the Barnstable Historical Commission receiving your notice of intent on April 19, 2022, a duly advertised and noticed public hearing was held on May 17,2022 and continued to the May 31,2022,to determine whether the significant structure identified as a single family dwelling on this property is a preferably preserved significant structure and whether demolition delay would be imposed for the partial demolition of the garage S+ attached to the single family dwelling on the parcel addressed as 41 First Avenue,Osterville. After review and consideration of public testimony, application and record file, the Commission by a unanimous vote,found that in accordance with Chapter§112,the structure is not a preferably preserved significant building. a'. In accordance with Chapter§112,the Commission determined,by a unanimous vote,that the partial demolition of the structure would not be detrimental to the historical, cultural or architectural heritage or resources of the Town. a This decision applies only to the demolition described in the notice of intent submitted on April 19,2022.No future demolition shall be permitted without application and approval from the Barnstable Historical Commission. This decision is valid for 24 months. Members present and voting on this application were: Nancy Clark,Cheryl Powell,Marilyn Fifield, Frances Parks,Jack Kay Zl ZOZZ Nancy Clark,rhair U Date cc: Brian Florence,Building Commissioner Ann Quirk,Town Clerk