7-C-15-HZ

Level II: Concord HZ

Approve carport with condition that a final specification for the metal roof be submitted to and approved by staff before installation.

Accessory structure

- Construct detached 14'x20' frame carport to southwest of house. Low-pitched (5/12) front-gabled roof with shed-roof skirting in front and back to be covered in metal with faux standing seams. The 2-foot overhang in the sides and 4 feet on the front and rear are supported by curved wooden eave brackets. Wood support posts to be 8x8 with 6-inch wood bases. The height is 10'-6" to the base of the intersection of the roof with the facia. The proposed structure is set back 5 feet from the front of the side addition and is 16 feet away from the side of the addition.

- Style: Folk Victorian with Craftsman porch (c.1903)
  - One-story frame with synthetic siding. Cross-gabled asphalt-shingled roof. Original one-over-one double-hung windows replaced with 6/6 windows. Brick foundation. Stone piers support tapered wood columns on later-added Craftsman-style front porch. L-shaped original plan with late addition on southwest side of house. Contributing.

Village of Concord Design Guidelines, adopted by the Knox County Commission on October 22, 2001.

- OUTBUILDINGS
  - Auxiliary or outbuildings are sometimes found in Concord, and would have included carriage houses, barns, outhouses and sheds. They were built in styles that complimented the style of the primary building on the lot. Buildings that resemble carriage houses, work buildings or simple one-story garages may be appropriate for the historic district. Their size and construction should duplicate the original outbuildings that would have been found. Their materials should be compatible with the materials found on the original primary building on the lot.

Meeting Date

COA Expires July 21, 2018

Concord HZ

Applicant / Owner

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