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The commission approved Certificates of Appropriateness for multiple preservation actions: mothball status for the Catherine Foley Tavern (266 E. Erie St.), a mural on 918 N. Vel R. Phillips Ave. using a Polytab panel system with staff conditions, and a new door hood at 1060 E. Juneau Ave. Staff-approved COAs for signage, a rear/side fence, partial roof replacement, and exterior security camera doorbells were adopted. The commission voted to support the National Register nomination (Certified Local Government review) for the Mitchell Park Horticultural Conservatory (The Domes). Five projects were selected as Cream of the Cream City award winners.
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The commission granted temporary protected status and ongoing monitoring for the Catherine Foley Tavern to keep the building secure while fundraising continues. A mural method that paints off-site and adheres a fabric panel to brick was approved with conditions to minimize damage and allow future removal. The panel approved modest exterior changes (an entry hood, signage, fence, limited roof work, and doorbell cameras) that help maintain and protect historic properties. The Domes nomination moved forward for formal historic recognition, which can strengthen preservation support for that site.
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