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The Historical Commission unanimously approved the demolition application for 86 Lafayette Street, finding the building not historically significant under the Demolition Bylaw. The Commission also reported that the public hearing on the proposed 16 tiny houses at 86 and 92 Union Street was postponed to April 13 at 6:15 p.m.
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The Commission determined that extensive alterations and the lack of remaining historic features made 86 Lafayette Street ineligible for preservation under the town’s demolition rules. The Union Street special-permit hearing will be revisited after the plans are revised or finalized. Restoration work at Oakland Cemetery is expected to begin in early April, and repairs to Stetson Hall’s front doors have started using previously approved CPA funds.
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