The Brownsville Historic Preservation Commission approved plans for an infill residence at 1526 East Tyler Street after staff recommended adjustments to materials and site details.

Planning staff described the site as a location where the previous structure had been demolished around 2015 and presented a proposed bungalow craftsman design with parking at the rear. Staff recommended 5.25-inch horizontal siding (ideally 5.25), fiber‑cement siding or similarly detailed materials, clay brick for masonry skirting, freestanding porch posts (6x6 or 8x8), 42‑inch fence height, dark gray roof color, clear (non‑tinted) windows and compliance with UDC/IBC regulations. Staff recommended final approval once drawings were amended to reflect those specifics.

Jose Perales, who identified himself in the hearing as representing 1226 East Tyler Street and as the applicant for the project, told the commission he had discussed staff recommendations with Mister Velez and that the city was awaiting approval so a building permit could be issued. Commissioners moved and seconded approval; the motion passed on a voice vote.

The COA will be signed once the owner amends the drawings to include the required materials and landscape details so the building permit process can proceed without delay.