Government · DESIGN REVIEW COMMITTEE - TOWN CLERK'S OFFICE
Design Review Committee approves Norfolk Road expansion with conditions
Design Review Committee split on Norfolk Road expansion while rejecting Hemingway design.
Board
DESIGN REVIEW COMMITTEE - TOWN CLERK'S OFFICE
Our reporting from DESIGN REVIEW COMMITTEE - TOWN CLERK'S OFFICE meetings, newest first.
Government · DESIGN REVIEW COMMITTEE - TOWN CLERK'S OFFICE
Design Review Committee opposes two development applications
Winchester Design Review Committee unanimously rejects two development applications. The committee recommended unfavorable action on John Leavitt's proposal to add a third story at 10-16 Mt. Vernon Street in the Central Business District, finding no substantive changes from previous submissions and
Government · DESIGN REVIEW COMMITTEE - TOWN CLERK'S OFFICE
Design Review Committee rejects Ridge Street accessory dwelling unit
The Winchester Design Review Committee unanimously rejects Ridge Street accessory dwelling proposal. The committee voted on August 5 to recommend approval with conditions for reconstruction at 189 High Street, where Jamie Devol recommended contrasting trim if black windows are used, a lighter roof
Government · DESIGN REVIEW COMMITTEE - TOWN CLERK'S OFFICE
Town Planner recommends deferring Mt. Vernon Street recommendation to August
Town Planner recommends deferring Mt. Vernon Street recommendation to August. The committee met July 8 to review four downtown design applications.
Government · DESIGN REVIEW COMMITTEE - TOWN CLERK'S OFFICE
Design Review Committee rejects two major residential projects over massing and proportions.
Design Review Committee rejects two single-family home projects on design grounds. The committee voted unanimously to recommend unfavorable action on demolition and reconstruction applications at 17 Dix Street and 189 High Street, citing excessive massing, disproportionate basement height,
Government · DESIGN REVIEW COMMITTEE - TOWN CLERK'S OFFICE
Design Review Committee opposes demolition at 910 Main Street, backs adaptive reuse.
Design Review Committee unanimously opposes demolition at 910 Main Street, backing adaptive reuse instead. Chair Adrian LeBuffe and member Ellen Spencer, supported by colleagues Eileen Casciari and Juli Riemenschneider, rejected a proposal to demolish the 1860 Italianate house and construct new
Government · DESIGN REVIEW COMMITTEE - TOWN CLERK'S OFFICE
Design Review Committee approves three applications with conditions.
Design Review Committee approves three applications with design modifications. Acting Chair Ellen Spencer flagged an incomplete demolition-and-reconstruction proposal at 910 Main Street for lacking required historic preservation documentation under the Main Street Mixed-Use District bylaws,
Government · DESIGN REVIEW COMMITTEE - TOWN CLERK'S OFFICE
Design Review Committee approves revised Manchester Road addition, rejects Washington Street design
Design Review Committee approves revised design for Manchester Road two-family addition. The committee unanimously supported the project at 25 Manchester Road with conditions requiring removal of a canopy element and extension of the lower eave across the front façade, after architect Guy Dickson
Government · DESIGN REVIEW COMMITTEE - TOWN CLERK'S OFFICE
Design Review Committee approves two residential applications with conditions.
Design Review Committee unanimously approves two residential special permits with conditions. For 119 Ridge Street, applicant Nazar Vincent, represented by James Patanaude, must revise window muntins to true or simulated divided light with exterior and interior muntins; lower and flatten the
Government · DESIGN REVIEW COMMITTEE - TOWN CLERK'S OFFICE
Design Review Committee elects LeBuffe as chair, reviews two applications.
Design Review Committee elects Adrian LeBuffe chair and defers decisions on two projects. The committee provided extensive feedback on a Ridge Street reconstruction project, recommending revised portico design, jerkinhead gables, window modifications, and landscaping changes; the applicant agreed
Get Winchester's town government news by email, free. One briefing each morning.
Check your email to confirm. One tap and you are in.
Something went wrong. Please try again.