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Property Owner:
Address of Property:
DEPARTMENT OF PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT
Arlene Sullivan
308 Daisy Bates Drive
723 West Markham Street
Little Rock, Arkansas 72201-1334
Phone: (501) 371-4790 Fax: (501) 399-3435
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Project Description with Conditions listed: Project to be completed as specified in Staff report and as approved by
Historic District Commission in the January 10, 2012 hearing.
Project Description with Conditions listed:
1)
Siding
Replacement
a)
Remove damaged trim boards and siding.
b)
Replacement siding shall be 5" cedar siding with 2" overlap.
c)
Caulk all vertical joints. Prime and apply two coats of exterior paint.
2)
Corner trim modification
a)
When installing new corner trim pieces, match to existing size on house. Replace cove trim in corner to a piece
of quarter round to match two structures immediately to the west of project.
b)
Caulk all joints. Prime and apply two coats of exterior paint.
3)
Trim Boards around Windows
a)
Remove damaged trim boards and replace with boards of same dimension, shape and profile.
b)
Wood should be pressure treated wood or cedar for durability.
c)
Caulk all joints. Prime and apply two coats of exterior paint.
4)
Base Board
a)
Replicate drip edge on baseboard.
b)
Caulk all joints. Prime and apply two coats of exterior paint.
5)
Gable
trim
a)
If gable trim is rotted, replace with same size material.
b)
Caulk, prime, and apply two coats of exterior paint.
6)
Second and third floor window on front of house under gable
a)
There are details on the existing windows that shall not be lost with. this renovation. The south gable fagade is
the most elaborate of the facades because of the detail of the window trim. The window hood above the
second floor window features dentil molding and is the most elaborate of all.
b)
The trimwork around the second and third floor window should not be replaced, but should be repaired in place
with wood putties or epoxy wood preservation techniques as needed.
c)
Caulk, prime, and apply two coats of exterior paint.
7)
Window and Door Hoods
a)
Remove damaged or rotted hood boards, as needed, and replace with boards of same dimension, shape and
profile.
b)
Wood should be pressure treated wood or cedar for durability.
c)
Caulk, prime and apply two coats of exterior paint.
d).
Any other window and. door hoods shall not be "embellished" to..m.atch the .elaborate one on the south facing
second/third floor window.
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Staff Signature Date
due
The original is printed on pale paper.