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The commission approved three preservation-related applications: repairs to front steps at 18 Campbell Street, security upgrades at 102 S Second Street with one camera placement change, and window replacements at 226 S River Lane.
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Residents should expect these approved projects to move forward in Geneva’s historic district. The work includes repairing and reusing historic front-step bricks at 18 Campbell Street, adding security equipment at 102 S Second Street with a minor camera-location adjustment, and replacing deteriorated windows at 226 S River Lane with new units designed to match the building’s look. The commission also reviewed a concept to turn 17 North 6th Street back into a duplex, but no final action on that proposal is included in the excerpt provided.
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