City of Hamilton
HERITAGE PERMIT REVIEW SUB-COMMITTEE
AGENDA

Meeting #:
23-001
Date:
Time:
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Location:
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Chloe Richer, Cultural Heritage Planner, Ext. 7163

(905) 546-2424


(Added Items, if applicable, will be noted with *)

  • Exterior renovations to the circa 1963 Manse including:
    • Replacement in kind of the existing soffits, facia, frieze board, eavestroughs, and downspouts;
    • Replacement of all existing windows with new matching single-hung windows of the same proportions and style;
    • Replacement of one rear window with a new custom sliding door that is the same width as the existing opening; and,
    • Construction of exterior wood stairs connecting to the proposed sliding door.
  • Installation of a new flush mounted commercial sign (60” x 30”) on front façade, above the two front windows. Sign to extend a maximum of 6-inches off the front façade.
  • Renovation of the existing rear detached accessory structure to permit the addition of a secondary dwelling unit including:
    • Addition of a gable-roofed second storey, with asphalt shingles to match existing dwelling, which will cantilever over the existing single-storey footprint;
    • New prefinished wood siding in the gable and dormers in the second storey; and,
    • Retention of existing textured concrete block on the first storey.
  • Restoration of the front entrance, including
    • Removal of the existing modern front glass sliding doors;
    • Installation of a salvaged period-appropriate 1850s wood door with panelled sidelights and a transom window;
    • Filling in the remaining opening from the sliding doors to be removed with matching stone, including four limestone lintels salvaged from previous renovations to the dwelling and authentically-dressed sourced stone;
  • Introduction of a new full-length one-storey front porch, including:
    • Removal of the existing porch;
    • Installation of a ledger board attached to the existing stone façade between the first and second storeys;
    • Construction of a new shed-roof clad with cedar shingles with a projecting centre gable;
    • Incorporation of eight­ salvaged period-appropriate round wooden columns to support the porch roof; and,
    • Construction of new wood porch railings.

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