The Galveston Landmark Commission meeting on May 5, 2025, spotlighted significant restoration efforts on a historic home, particularly addressing concerns about gaps on the east side. The commission reported that the gaps have been filled with wood, and the area has been repainted, enhancing the home's overall appearance.

Commission members discussed the potential for further rehabilitation of a section at the back of the house, which includes a non-historic enclosed balcony porch. Despite this, the restoration work has progressed well, with scraping and painting completed on all visible sides of the house, ensuring that the structure maintains its aesthetic integrity.

This restoration effort not only preserves the historical value of the property but also reflects the commission's commitment to maintaining Galveston's architectural heritage. As the project continues, the commission anticipates further discussions on the rehabilitation of the non-historic elements, ensuring that any changes align with the community's preservation goals.