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- Approval of prior meeting minutes: Motion made and seconded; voice vote recorded as \"Aye\" and minutes approved.

- Montgomery Rhodes House (305 North Third): Motion to approve storm windows without condition; board approved (voice vote).

- 446 West Walnut COA: Motion to table the COA to the next regular meeting while staff prepares documentation (Kentucky historic resource form and vendor contacts); board tabled the item.

- 210 West Main (Ephraim McDowell) steps: Motion to approve replacement of the front steps as prepared in the COA; board approved (voice vote). Second for steps was recorded as Mr. Nogel.

- 210 West Main door: Motion to postpone review of the storefront-style door to the next regular meeting or earlier if applicant and board reach agreement; board approved postponement.

- Preservation-award criteria: Motion to revise awards criteria to require property-owner notification prior to nomination scoring; board approved (voice vote).

- Adjourn: Motion to adjourn passed by voice vote.

Notes: Several motions were seconded and carried by voice vote; the transcript records “Aye” voice votes for approvals but does not provide a roll-call tally for most items. Where a specific second or speaker was named in the transcript (for example, Mr. Nogel seconded the motion concerning the steps), that detail is recorded below.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Danville Architectural Heritage Board Meeting - 3/19/2025","oneSentenceSummary","A concise summary of motions and formal outcomes recorded at the March 19 Architectural Review Board meeting.","taxTitle","Danville City, Boyle County , Kentucky","taxId",53940,"location","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":82,"_51":83,"_53":84,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":85,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":86,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6119387,"Board advances preservation programs, revises awards criteria and seeks city input after downtown demolition",871,3955000,4826000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2712424-40e42a21dde22c16ba833c3f30997599&start=3955&end=4826","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2712424-40e42a21dde22c16ba833c3f30997599/thumbnail_3955000.jpg","/articles/6119387/Danville-City/Boyle-County/Kentucky/Board-advances-preservation-programs-revises-awards-criteria-and-seeks-city-input-after-downtown-demolition","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6119387-b22ed35833d2c8d2c5b56646e8231a2b/orig.mp4?Expires=1771153777&Signature=K5oSxbX3Nmlg1B3dvBZg5n0pBjdbnyyTnGQB3F-hJhIBjRHkqmfBi4kYUbwOclchGDXZIFyeBUrhb0KO~XXDUQjVHaGjOlq7cvKop2j2BWYbOiymLJC3EX4Zp-YHlZinSy~IrJgxXv2AVh-Ln-1IppIvrU6DyknJwahKMUKfpfA2mjKELPo4x-3xdec1xbXNY7veiyBEFTtbkElKiISMZ88GrO4BCZeISGUsnpP0~mplrwEee6cv0zGA50Qh8o6T8FjscPVdMc3uxJZ1XY2qBfVTluHJAtExFAsFb1qnx76UA3F3vjBHXABaJzaFm9i-klYKyK5i7-UtmWBYFXbBOw__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Danville’s Architectural Review Board on March 19 said it has secured city commission approval for two preservation-related grants — a downtown signage grant and a website grant — and formally revised its preservation-award application criteria to require owner notification. Board members also raised concerns about a recent city demolition of a downtown building and asked the city to meet with the board to discuss documentation and process.

Joanie (staff director) told the board city commissioners have approved the grant applications and staff submitted paperwork to the Kentucky Heritage Council. The board chair reported the signage project’s total cost was “right at $21,000” and the website project cost figure was stated in the meeting; federal funding was described as covering 60 percent of eligible costs with the city providing a 40 percent match.

The board voted to amend preservation-award application language so the property owner is notified and can accept or decline a nomination before it is scored; that motion passed by voice vote.

Board members voiced concern that the city-owned demolition of the former USA Bank building on Fourth Street (described in the meeting as the district’s only International-Modern building) eliminated a potential candidate for historic-tax-credit rehabilitation and removed an opportunity for documentation. The board asked staff to send a letter to the city outlining preservation and planning concerns and requested city representatives attend a future board meeting to discuss the demolition and documentation steps. Staff said a request to have city staff attend the next meeting would suffice.

Staff also said Ephraim McDowell’s preliminary expansion plans will be presented to the board at its May meeting; staff will circulate materials to board members as they become available.","The board reported progress on two grants (signage and website), revised preservation-award criteria to require owner notification, and requested the city attend a future meeting after the unannounced demolition of a downtown building that board members said reduced tax-credit investment potential.",{"_33":88,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":89,"_41":90,"_43":91,"_45":92,"_47":93,"_49":94,"_51":95,"_53":96,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":97,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":98,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6119392,"Board approves storm windows at 305 North Third; tables review and requests documentation for 446 West Walnut",167,793000,960000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2712424-40e42a21dde22c16ba833c3f30997599&start=793&end=960","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2712424-40e42a21dde22c16ba833c3f30997599/thumbnail_793000.jpg","/articles/6119392/Danville-City/Boyle-County/Kentucky/Board-approves-storm-windows-at-305-North-Third-tables-review-and-requests-documentation-for-446-West-Walnut","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6119392-8f495a88914d7069f314c7e666942994/orig.mp4?Expires=1771153777&Signature=FBKm4lJfOmK6783xFRXzgxXAP3oTzETOoQaPKj3Lzj0Mo1EphTlvAUOpTH1fEWBj0HW6aurhThvZgZPYJBc1b7354jTEskFrMYfweZbMPB1Hjc9tN96tCs~GRZv6Rn6bcY3tVcXbinjZ3ZPic3oQm8h80tNvlyG3Qo9EwG-2ebmUbrisFvuoC5mhmJ9L2t-fkaNMgVgOHX2Cj-WAkLa6GaI9URFRYu9MTLGfDkzPu~aSuJr9Mbh~uQA~RWKL~rwnhQ8t5QnrgET0NBg0BRqqzO9y-TJ~pBaxw0D5teOCZNtGcBrsq1GNpaFaTnlqSebWBGvRu5n09d6U8dFBcmeGSQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Danville City Architectural Review Board approved a Certificate of Appropriateness for storm windows at the Montgomery Rhodes House, 305 North Third, finding the proposed product meets preservation guidelines, and tabled a separate COA for 446 West Walnut to permit documentation and mitigation planning.

Staff historian Lynn House recommended approval for the storm windows at 305 North Third, describing the product as a single-light aluminum storm window that conforms to National Park Service guidance for weatherproofing historic wood windows. “This is the poster child of how it should be done,” House said of the project, and the board approved the application without conditions.

On 446 West Walnut (referred to in discussion as a structure needing demolition review and salvage), staff recommended preparing a Kentucky historic resource form and pursuing documentation and salvage options before any further action. House told the board she had discussed the site with the Kentucky Heritage Council and recommended a historic resource form as a baseline; for more-significant structures she said architectural drawings might be required. The board tabled the item to the next meeting while staff assembles documentation and reaches out to licensed reclamation vendors.

Commissioners discussed mitigation and modern documentation methods, including 3-D laser scanning, and encouraged staff to share vendor contacts with board members and the applicant. House noted that 3-D scanning and university archaeology programs could be cost-effective documentation options and suggested involving local students or preservation partners for recording the structure.

The board’s vote approved the 305 North Third storm windows without condition and tabled 446 West Walnut until documentation is prepared and staff recommendations are ready for review.","The board unanimously approved storm windows for the Montgomery Rhodes House at 305 North Third and tabled a COA for 446 West Walnut (Bull Lumber) to allow staff to gather documentation, including a recommended Kentucky historic resource form and possible 3-D scanning.",{"_33":100,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":101,"_41":102,"_43":103,"_45":104,"_47":105,"_49":106,"_51":107,"_53":108,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":109,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":110,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6119397,"Board approves front steps at 210 West Main, delays decision on proposed storefront door",1664,1532000,3196000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2712424-40e42a21dde22c16ba833c3f30997599&start=1532&end=3196","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2712424-40e42a21dde22c16ba833c3f30997599/thumbnail_1532000.jpg","/articles/6119397/Danville-City/Boyle-County/Kentucky/Board-approves-front-steps-at-210-West-Main-delays-decision-on-proposed-storefront-door","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6119397-67a5ca3801fd2be62d5d0416c5caae72/orig.mp4?Expires=1771153777&Signature=o5Lh8HN6pQz6vAU2gUQb~COn-QF9jLrmIpEO2kqaoul4cs8khrzjTJmqx63o776-bCW8frQSRlx4YXbzZkoSJKvrSvZdiuztgVd-CWdlkp4ZJyXJ3HI2paonTG4kBpwY6EEL~dhtGa8jM4R03a1yn3nLYS0aZeKXEyP-czX6Nc7lmpuVSf2CjPD-kUZiyE7GBXHswRQVg20PUsxcXzGuX8ebTXWFllEnuvooowfOnXqU0xxE4b0sS6kTOfod2z-g-KGNZItC3jXxVTJ9UhCNvDw3IhRtyAOqZVneX3bDg3JQQLR1ndpjrY59x-24RzU9Dh5umoudPZNeXrFFmASFMg__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Danville City Architectural Review Board on March 19 approved replacement of the front concrete steps at 210 West Main as described in the applicant’s Certificate of Appropriateness and postponed a decision on a proposed storefront-style entry door so the applicant can return with a revised design.

Board members said the concrete steps presented a safety concern and could be replaced promptly while the door design — which several commissioners said reads too commercial for the building’s residential streetscape — required further input.

Craig Sutton, systems director of facilities for Ephraim McDowell Health, told the board the existing door was in poor condition and that the applicant sought a practical aluminum storefront entry with only a light tint to reduce glare. “The door, is in bad shape at the bottom… the jamb toward the bottom and the threshold has fallen under disrepair,” Sutton said, adding the proposed storefront would keep the original trim and fan light where possible.

Lynn House, the board’s staff historian and preservationist, recommended retaining the sidelights and pursuing a door more sympathetic to the building’s neoclassical residential character. “I’d like to see you keep the sidelights as they are because there’s detail there,” House said. She suggested a wood French door with glass relights or other commercial-grade options that preserve the entry’s historic appearance while addressing maintenance and light.

Joanie (staff director) said the application was submitted after the usual deadline and that she had worked to “fast-track” consideration so the applicant would not have to delay the project. The board agreed to approve the concrete-steps work now to avoid delaying construction, while instructing the applicant to return with revised door options or to work with staff for an earlier review if consensus can be reached.

The board approved the steps portion of the COA (motion and second recorded; board voice vote: all in favor) and then moved to postpone the door portion to the next regularly scheduled meeting or earlier if the applicant and board reach agreement.

The board and applicant also discussed accessibility. Sutton said a fully ADA-compliant threshold could be difficult within the fixed points created by recently redone streetscape and sidewalk elevations; he identified the rear entrance as an accessible route into the building. Commissioners pressed the applicant to pursue designs that balance accessibility, safety and the district’s historic character.

The board encouraged the applicant to consider alternatives suggested by staff members and commissioners, including wood doors with glass relights, salvaging and maintaining existing trim, and modest tinting only for glare reduction. Sutton said Ephraim McDowell would consult local vendors and attempt to return quickly with options.

The board also suggested short-term improvements around the entry such as planting or lighting in the small areas flanking the door and noted the applicant’s plan to install cameras as part of facility security.

The board recorded that the steps were approved “as prepared in the COA” and the door matter was postponed to the next regular meeting or earlier if the applicant and board reach consensus.","The Danville City Architectural Review Board approved replacement of the front steps at 210 West Main tied to a Certificate of Appropriateness (COA) for Ephraim McDowell Health and postponed a final decision on a proposed storefront-style door pending design revisions and further review.","actionData","errors"]

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Votes at a glance: Danville Architectural Review Board, March 19, 2025

Board advances preservation programs, revises awards criteria and seeks city input after downtown demolition

Board approves storm windows at 305 North Third; tables review and requests documentation for 446 West Walnut

Board approves front steps at 210 West Main, delays decision on proposed storefront door