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Staff said the existing wood shingles on the awning had collapsed and that replacing more than 50% of the shingles with asphalt would not comply with the district guidelines; staff said standing-seam metal or a fabric awning would be acceptable alternatives and noted that asphalt shingles on awnings are prohibited in the guidelines. The staff presentation described the need for drawings and possible additional posts for structural symmetry if the canopy remains, and reiterated that a building permit and design professional are required.

Applicant Mark McMinn described his aim to repair and replace the awning material and said he had spoken with contractors about structural work. \"I just want to get a clarification exactly what I can do and what I can't do,\" McMinn said. McMinn said he was open to either shingles or metal but wanted clarity before submitting final plans.

Commission discussion emphasized the visual relationship with the adjacent building and whether to keep hip roofs or to square the canopy ends for a flat appearance. Commissioners suggested coordinating with the owner of 99 North Center so both sides present a cohesive storefront. A motion to approve with the condition that the canopy be metal and generally follow the Hewlett & Dunn installation passed unanimously (Cox, Paul, Rosansky, Dean, Brooks and Kelsey voting yes).

The commission directed the applicant to provide detailed drawings and material samples for staff review; staff said the applicant may defer and return with final plans if more information is needed. The approval is conditioned on meeting the HDC's other standard conditions and obtaining the necessary permits.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Collierville - Historic District Commission Jul 24, 2025","oneSentenceSummary","After discussing preservation guidelines and neighboring canopy demolition, the commission approved a metal canopy design (with conditions) for 101 North Center Street and advised the applicant to supply final drawings for staff review before permits are issued.","taxTitle","Collierville, Shelby County, Tennessee","taxId",4626,"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},6497080,"HDC approves facade renovation at 99 N. Center Street; applicant Bill Cox recuses",462,848000,1310000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5474877-49e4f8bbbf131fa3373e25b46aa159ed&start=848&end=1310","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5474877-49e4f8bbbf131fa3373e25b46aa159ed/thumbnail_848000.jpg","/articles/6497080/Collierville/Shelby-County/Tennessee/HDC-approves-facade-renovation-at-99-N-Center-Street-applicant-Bill-Cox-recuses","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6497080-acc63e5a19c67131a07d978d3185a549/orig.mp4?Expires=1770501326&Signature=gdvbz3m-L-eJY~bzMHKsvZ30AeccWdwWb1bGB40s2ie3Op8VZFepi8u~fyWQORwHA9jET0zuOEPvsujwgvM1s7S-KiYQIjye9ukt9vbH4erJyTHgIWIdCco~WfY6IeQRcKKix~E1IvqTKhMjjQ7gAapmkRRaY0G348gfdGRYwwSGv0NNM8HBvSvN49PO5~38mOvR6qQemEGwta-DAaI~NAEzYkQrVeAsPt~wE3SrGRWSICenZcp0njPgtThILhyj3pCag9MZixf6hVqdFlhqHfRsjepUxbsdtGTI57eHeTgmlzMuzuedrDnA66N1Aq8H4pBamZqLZY~PRkw85KMIxQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Collierville Historic District Commission on July 24 approved a certificate of appropriateness for facade modifications at 99 North Center Street, after staff recommended approval subject to conditions and commissioners discussed awning type, siding and brick exposure.

Staff member (presenter) explained the one-story commercial building faces the square, is zoned central business and is not a contributing structure to Collierville’s National Register District based on surveys; staff said evidence exists of a previously installed flat metal canopy and that replacement siding should match existing materials where feasible. Staff described proposed new fiber-cement board-and-batten siding, a fabric awning supported by a powder-coated metal structure, and said a canvas-type awning rather than a PVC-coated fabric would better meet the guidelines. Staff noted a building permit and a design professional are required and warned contractors for both adjacent property owners should coordinate removal of the shared canopy to avoid compromising the neighboring structure’s stability.

Bill Cox, who identified himself and his address and then recused from the item, told the commission he and his team plan to expose and repair brick above the awning where possible and to select awning color to coordinate with the facade. “If it's been painted, we'll let my designer figure out what color it needs to be and to match the bronze that she selected for the awning,” Cox said. Cox recused before the commission’s vote.

Commissioners discussed whether a flat metal canopy would be most appropriate given historic evidence and examples elsewhere on the square, and whether fabric awnings could be used temporarily until a more permanent canopy was installed. Staff noted prior approvals on nearby properties that used standing-seam metal and flat metal canopies as precedent. After discussion a commissioner moved to approve the staff-recommended certificate of appropriateness; the motion passed with Brooks, Rosansky, Dean, Paul and Kelsey voting yes; Cox was recused.

The approval requires the applicant to meet the HDC conditions and obtain required permits before beginning work; staff will coordinate with the building official and contractors on canopy demolition and permit review.","The Collierville Historic District Commission approved a certificate of appropriateness for facade modifications at 99 North Center Street, accepting staff conditions and noting structural-permit coordination with the neighboring property; applicant Bill Cox recused from the vote.",{"_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},6497084,"Historic District Commission OKs 3.5-foot split-rail fence at 318 West Poplar Avenue",551,266000,817000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5474877-49e4f8bbbf131fa3373e25b46aa159ed&start=266&end=817","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5474877-49e4f8bbbf131fa3373e25b46aa159ed/thumbnail_266000.jpg","/articles/6497084/Collierville/Shelby-County/Tennessee/Historic-District-Commission-OKs-35-foot-split-rail-fence-at-318-West-Poplar-Avenue","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6497084-dd80914c9a2c88254532928f06c09cc2/orig.mp4?Expires=1770501326&Signature=P896kjCgV0jdECY6S-5QyBSGQqKM2astgm52Unu2A3ZvNkSOd8I9FFSAJvC4MsU1vHBLW8AhyXoGmKoyTmFy1YGmiNWFRmPpDwtfRENEYLWFQ8vj-DsyOp17w2TUa06Xl7zN2HZebhnAyBWMM5eLOi~OYV~MZMEtb9vXlulrzeSmRqEz64JI-dF18-eYkuWRVw1amuW3Lq6lbFT02FzDmeAZanNNsMcBiT9K38E0CaOvHDCxmBdLAQixkrN74~kIFCMh5fBclegxyUEV-NFUtyPWq1xXu8KDTBTwnGbPZQKb~ICdik8o2w1SnR10StPt06cFQwn~6f0wfH~xlMXVcQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Collierville Historic District Commission on July 24 approved a certificate of appropriateness for a 3.5-foot split-rail fence with wire mesh backing at 318 West Poplar Avenue to keep the homeowners' dogs on the property.

Staff member Jamie told the commission the 1.62-acre property (two lots) on the north side of West Poplar Avenue at Cooper Street is zoned R-1 and the one-story house was built about 1955. Jamie said the historic district design guidelines call for new fences to use materials and designs that blend with the neighborhood and that front-yard fences should not exceed 3.5 feet; wire mesh may be allowed when combined with wood fencing and authorized by the HDC. Jamie recommended approval with the conditions listed in the sample motion on the screen; Jamie said the applicant agreed to those conditions.

Property owner Jeff Taber said the fence will not run across the front of the house but will be placed in front of a vacant lot and along the west side of the driveway to the center of the house, with a gate. Taber said the brick columns will match the house, the wood columns will remain natural or painted to match planned siding, and the mesh will be painted. \"We're not putting a fence across the front of the house,\" Taber said.

Commissioners questioned whether a three-rail or two-rail look better fits the neighborhood and whether raising the height to four feet would reduce a \"busy\" appearance. Taber said a three-rail configuration would fit within the 3.5-foot limit but would appear more closely spaced; he told the commission the homeowners preferred the two-rail look but agreed to paint the mesh and accommodate staff conditions.

After discussion, a commissioner moved to approve the certificate of appropriateness as presented with the conditions shown on the staff sample motion; the commission voted unanimously (Paul, Brooks, Rosansky, Dean, Cox and Kelsey voting yes) to approve.

The commission's approval includes the requirement that the fence conform to the district guidelines regarding height, finish and mesh treatment; the applicant must address the listed conditions and obtain any required permits before construction.","The Collierville Historic District Commission approved a certificate of appropriateness for a 3.5-foot split-rail front-yard fence with wire mesh backing at 318 West Poplar Avenue after discussing design, finish and neighborhood context.","actionData","errors"]

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