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La Junta de Revisión Arquitectónica de Lexington considerará 25 proyectos aprobados por el personal y 10 solicitudes de Certificado de Aptitud en los distritos históricos durante una reunión el martes 16 de septiembre a las 4 p.m. en el Consejo Municipal. Los proyectos incluyen instalación de cercas, renovación de ventanas, reparaciones estructurales y reemplazo de techos en varios distritos históricos como Ashland Park, Aylesford, Bell Court y Northside. Los propietarios dentro de los distritos históricos de Lexington deben obtener la aprobación de la junta antes de realizar cambios exteriores en sus propiedades.
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LEXINGTON, Ky. — The Board of Architectural Review will consider 25 staff-approved projects and 10 Certificate of Appropriateness applications spanning Lexington’s historic districts during a meeting on Tuesday, Sept. 16.
The board reviews applications for Certification of Appropriateness in compliance with design guidelines adopted by the Historic Preservation Commission and makes recommendations regarding exterior changes to historic properties. Lexington has had local historic districts since the mid-1950s, with fifteen districts and two landmarks currently under the board’s jurisdiction.
Staff-approved projects include fencing installation and replacement at 1011 and 1048 Fontaine Road in Ashland Park Historic District, window renovation at 1048 Fontaine Road, and structural repairs at 218 South Ashland Avenue due to severe damage. The South Ashland/Central Avenue Historic District will see a balcony and patio installation at 298 S. Ashland Avenue, along with sidewalk replacement.
Work across other districts includes structure renovations at 337 Transylvania Park in Aylesford Historic District, a dormer window restoration at 497 East Main Street in Bell Court Historic District, and roof replacement at 418 West Third Street in Northside Historic District. Tree replacement projects are scheduled for 445 West Second Street and 436 West Third Street in the Northside district.
Certificate of Appropriateness applications under consideration include solar panel installation at 124 Ransom Avenue in Aylesford Historic District, garage construction at 602 Sayre Avenue in Bell Court Historic District, and structure renovation with rear dormer and deck construction at 674 Elsmere Park. Retaining wall installations are planned for properties in the Fayette Park Historic District.
The meeting begins at 4 p.m. in the Council Chamber at 200 E. Main St. Property owners within Lexington’s historic districts must obtain board approval for exterior changes before work can begin.
Sources
- LFUCG Meeting Archive
- City of Lexington – Board of Architectural Review meeting information
- City of Lexington – Historic Preservation overview
This article was generated by AI (claude-haiku-4-5-20251001) based on source material from LFUCG Meeting Archive, enriched with 2 web searches. The original source is available at https://meetings.lexingtonky.news/meeting/6886.
