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HomeMy WebLinkAbout71-77 South Street Memo to CCC 12.2.2014VozeNa, Beth From: Greene, Karen Sent: Tuesday, December 02, 2014 11:39 AM To: 'Sarah Korjeff' Cc: Vozella, Beth Subject: RE: southside historic district Attachments: Pictures 71-77 south st from Jeff Baroni ; 100914 YHC MInutes.docx Categories: OKH/YHC Hi Sarah Thanks for the email. We have two projects that you may be interested in. The first is at 1361 Bridge Street and is a proposed raze and replace. The Historic Commission did review this and deemed the project NOT subject to raze and replace. I'm attaching the (draft) minutes. This is a link to the property's info on MHC's website: http://mhc- macris.net/Details.aspx?MhcId=YAR.487. Please let me know how to proceed. The second item to run by you is a raze and replace of outbuildings at 71-77 South Street. The proposal is to raze the existing shed and garage and to replace with a building that is consistent in design with the house which is NOT on the State Register, but is in the Inventory. Would this proposal fall under the Commission's jurisdiction? I don't see that the outbuildings are listed —just the house. http://mhc-macris.net/Details.aspx?MhcId=YAR.363 Give me a call when you can. Thanks! Karen Karen M. Greene, Director Department of Community Development Town of Yarmouth 508-398-2231 x1278 From: Sarah Kooeff [mailto:sko 'efF(@capecodcommission.org) Sent. Monday, December 01, 2014 3:38 PM To: Greene, Karen Cc: Vozella, Beth Subject: RE: southside historic district Karen, the most important thing to remember about properties on the National Register (including the Bass River/South Yarmouth National Register Historic District -- it is on the state AND the National Register) is that any demolition proposal or substantial alteration proposal is subject to review and approval by the Cape Cod Commission. If you look in the CCC Regulations, you will see that we rely on the town Historical Commission to determine if the proposed work is considered "substantial" and should be referred to the CCC for review. For demolition proposals, the referral is mandatory, but for alterations to a single family home there are some parameters and some discretion. Many town Historical Commission also ask me to look at the plans and provide an advisory opinion, then they make the call. Let me know if you have any questions -- or if you have trouble finding the section in the CCC regulations. Sarah From: Greene, Karen [KGreene@yarmouth.ma.us] Sent: Friday, November 28, 2014 10:47 AM To: Sarah Kodeff Cc: Vozella, Beth Subject: southside historic district Hi Sarah - Thought I'd start with you first.... I'm looking for some feedback on rules/regulations for modifications to houses that are on the state and/or federal register of historic places, with the exception of demolition delay, I'm unaware of local regulations that apply. If a homeowner is looking to modify their property, are there any other regulations that apply? Related, we have the Bass River/South Yarmouth Historic District listed with the State. This district includes properties that are not themselves listed. Are there any rules/benefits that apply to these properties? Thanks, Karen Ps — I've copied Beth Vozella on this email. Beth is our new OKH/Historic Commission Office Administrator. Beth's phone number is 508-398-2231 x1292. Karen M. Greene, Director Department of Community Development Town of Yarmouth 508-398-2231 x1278