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The commission approved one porch reconstruction, denied one shed proposal, and laid over a cellar-door enclosure request for more design details. Members also spent significant time discussing the Briggs Mansion demolition, landmark status, and possible preservation options.
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The commission approved work at 1010 Ridgewood Road, including rebuilding the enclosed porch with materials that match the existing house as closely as possible. It denied a storage shed proposal at 415 May Street because the materials did not fit historic standards in the Haight Village Historic District. The request at 304 South Second Street was put on hold until the homeowner provides a rendering with the structure’s location, size, and elevations. Commissioners also discussed the Briggs Mansion demolition and whether landmark or other preservation steps could help protect it, but no final action was taken on that issue.
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