Providence Historic District Commission 2024-05-15
Minutes summary
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The Providence Historic District Commission held a special on-site meeting to provide an advisory opinion regarding a proposed five-lot subdivision at 64 Angell Street. After reviewing the site and taking public comment, the Commission unanimously passed a motion finding that the subdivision would have a significant negative effect on the built environment and is inconsistent with the City's historic preservation goals.
What the body took up (1)
64 ANGELL STREET - ADVISORY OPINION
passed unanimouslyMember Lund made the motion, Member Kaplan seconded. The Commission found that the proposed five-lot subdivision will have significant negative impacts to the built environment, the resulting buildings that could be built on the property are not likely to meet all required conditions for approval, and the proposal is inconsistent with historic preservation goals stated in the City’s Comprehensive Plan.
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