Historic District Commission

Historic District Commission approves signage and updates demolition list. The five-member quorum voted unanimously to place a Belmont Women's Club sign in the archway at 661 Pleasant Street and to approve updates to the town's Demolition Delay Bylaw list, removing a demolished property. Chair Carl

Historic District Commission approves three Certificate of Appropriateness applications, advancing exterior work citywide. Chair Carl Solander and members unanimously approved Benjamin Moore White Dove trim paint at 27 Wellington Lane and a cedar fence replacement at 486 Concord Avenue, though a

Historic District Commission unanimously approves farm-style fence at 30 Somerset Street. Applicant Vincent Batteur's proposal for rear-yard fencing with square rails, dark mesh, and natural wood finish drew unanimous support from all six voting members. Chair Carl Solander recommended black locust

Historic District Commission approves applications for heating and window work. The commission voted unanimously to approve cedar louvred screening for heat pumps at 543 Pleasant Street after applicant Kal Banger demonstrated that gas and rear placement options were infeasible due to tree roots and

Historic District Commission approves two major preservation projects. The Commission voted 5-1 to approve exterior restoration of the Homer Building (19 Moore Street), authorizing roofing work, soffit and bracket repairs, gutter replacement, and related measures, with final HDC approval required