Historic District approves demolition of Town Neck cottage, 3-2
Sandwich Historic District Committee approved 16 applications with significant splits on two projects.
Sandwich Historic District Committee approved 16 applications with significant splits on two projects.
Sandwich Historic District Committee approved eight residential and commercial property modification certificates.
Sandwich Historic District Committee approved 15 property certificates with one split vote. Vice Chair Richard Alger presided over the July 27 meeting where the committee reviewed fence installation, solar panels, demolitions, and residential construction projects across the district.
The Sandwich Historic District Committee approved three applications for residential modifications and construction. The committee unanimously approved a six-foot cedar fence at 91 Knott Avenue (Daniel Delongchamp) and a new home at 3 Whiffletree Circle (general contractor Kenneth Megnia).
Sandwich Historic District rejects Tupper Road cupola proposal in 3-2 split vote. Chair Diane DiLeo voted no along with Members Corrine Ritter and Sabrina Spalding, determining the addition would not be historically appropriate, while Members Richard Alger and Brendan Brides supported the
Sandwich Historic District Committee approves eight property certificates at regular May meeting. Chair Diane Dileo's committee unanimously approved applications for two sheds, windows, dormers, a porch, fencing, and Heritage Plantation structures during the May 11 meeting. One applicant agreed to
Sandwich Historic District approves 10 property projects in April meeting. The committee, led by Chair Diane DiLeo, unanimously approved certificates of appropriateness for residential improvements including demolition and reconstruction at 28 Dillingham Avenue that will expand the home by 1,400
Sandwich Historic District Committee approves 14 residential development applications. The Historic District Committee approved 14 of 15 Certificates of Appropriateness during its April 13 meeting, including one contentious 3-2 approval for a new 3-bedroom house on pilings at 321 Phillips Road.
Sandwich Historic District approves six Certificates of Appropriateness. The five-member committee, chaired by Diane Dileo, unanimously approved six residential applications including solar panels at 3 Locust Lane, second-floor additions at 47 Almy Avenue and 49 Freeman Avenue, and window and
Sandwich Historic District Committee approves 12 property certificates in routine meeting. The committee, chaired by Diane Dileo with members Brendan Brides, Sabrina Spalding, Chase Freeman, and Kristin Frykman, voted to approve 10 Certificates of Appropriateness unanimously and two others as
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