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Oxford Historic Preservation Commission COA application: Case #366 Applicant: Address: COA Request: COA History: John and Joy Clark 1507 South 10 th Street Modifications to windows from previously

1 Oxford Historic Preservation Commission COA application: Case #366 Applicant: Address: COA Request: COA History: John and Joy Clark 1507 South 10 th Street Modifications to windows from previously approved COA 10/2015 Case 352 Approved with modifications Removal of covered stoop, (2) existing decks, wood planters, existing sidewalk, Addition to rear of existing structure Expand existing driveway Relocation of storage shed New front porch and roof, (2) windows, door, brick base and steps New sidewalk Replace all windows Paint existing unpainted brick HP Ordinance References: Section (1 & 3) Design Guidelines References: Consultant Comments: SEE EXHIBIT A 8/21/2014 Case #298 Construction of storage building, front patio and planter boxes approved

A2H # 15360 February 5, 2016 Meeting Date: February 9, 2016 OHPC Case #366 COA for John and Joy Clark Property Address: 1507 South 10 th Street A2H PLLC Comments: 1.

2 A2H # February 5, 2016 Meeting Date: February 9, 2016 OHPC Case #366 COA for John and Joy Clark Property Address: 1507 South 10 th Street A2H PLLC Comments: 1. Modifications to windows from previously approved COA: a. The applicant should provide additional information on the type of replacement window proposed in this application. b. The new windows shown in the existing picture window opening represent an improvement over the previous application and would help reduce the negative effects of previous inappropriate modifications. Replacement of the previously shown hung windows with fixed units would dramatically alter the building s character. Along the front and rear elevations, this would not have a major negative impact on the historic portion of the home. Where shown flanking the front door, however, this type of window would be inappropriate. c. Comments from original application regarding window replacement: i. The design guidelines suggest that original windows should be retained when possible. If the existing windows are not deteriorated to the point that they cannot be saved, they should be retained. In addition, the guidelines suggest relocation of existing windows to new locations when historic buildings are modified. If all windows are to be replaced, the applicant should provide additional information on the proposed new windows. Historic Preservation Ordinance references: Sec (1-3) Design Guideline references: Section 11 Windows, Doors, Blinds, Awnings, and Canopies A2H, PLLC Debbie Wilbanks Cherry, AIA, NCARB Senior Associate Principal Greg Morrison, Assoc. AIA Architectural Designer and Historic Preservationist Exhibit A Page 1 of 1

4 State of Mi ssi ssi ppi Department of Archives and History P.O. Box 571 Jackson, MS HISTORIC RESOURCES INVENTORY 1.a. Property Name, Historic 1.b. Property Name, Common 2. Property Address 1507 South 10th Street 14. MDAH Inventory Code County Laf ayette 16, City Oxford 3. Legal Description 20. USGS Quad Map 97G: Ownership 22, Condition 21, UTM Reference 24. Principal Materials frame 6 & 7. Significant persons, events, themes, including dates of association ~~~ ~ 13. Outbuildings or Secondary Features (use sep. form if important) 12. Brief Description: One and one-half story, three-bay, frame bungalwo with Craftsman influence, built ca Gable roof covered with asphalt shingles, with box cornice. Gable ends have an octagonal multi-light window and a 6/6 double-hung sash. Exterior walls covered with asbestos siding. Wi ndows are 6/6 double-hung sashes, some i n pai rs. Parti a1 -width, gab1 e roof porch supported by battered rubblestone veneer piers with a closed stone veneer balustrade, enclosed with metal frame windows; and, a side, one 30. Historical Information: The Sanborn map series never extended to this portion of Oxford. 31. Historical Contexts: 33. Sources of Information:

/lississippi HISTORIC RESOURCES INVENTORY 'age 2 32. Additional Remarks or Information: #12, continued: bay, gable roof porch supported by box piers. Entrance is not visible. January, 2000 39.

5 /lississippi HISTORIC RESOURCES INVENTORY 'age Additional Remarks or Information: #12, continued: bay, gable roof porch supported by box piers. Entrance is not visible. January, Form by Hopkins & Associates, Memphis, TN Survey Project Oxford Date of Form January, ttach Photograph MDAH INFORMATION 26, Category 27. Functional Type 28. Registration StatuslDates NHL Listed NR In NR District Federal DOE State Landmark Local Landmark In Local District HABS/HAER 29. District Name Rating C/N Inventory ## C 42. Other HPD Information 43. Evaluation a. Already Listed NR Individual ly El i gi bl e El i gi ble i f Restored Contribute to District Apparent1 y Not El i gi bl e Insufficient Information Not Extant b. Area(s) of Significance c. Eva1 uated by/date

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Oxford Historic Preservation Commission

Oxford Historic Preservation Commission COA application: 365 Applicant: Address: COA Request: COA History: Andy Howorth 810 Lincoln Avenue 1. Front façade (north elevation) a) Enclose garage - remove garage