Enfield

Historic District Commission Regular Meeting

Agenda Items (2)

December 10, 2025 - Special Meeting

Summary

The Historic District Commission (HDC) held a special meeting on December 10, 2025. The commission approved two applications for Certificates of Appropriateness:

  • HDC# 504 - 1326 Enfield Street: Approval for a new garage door to replace the original, which is deteriorating and leaking. The new door will match the house's windows and be installed by Home Depot, including lead abatement. The application was approved unanimously.
  • HDC# 505 - 1243 Enfield Street: Approval for the installation of vinyl siding to replace the existing wood siding, which is peeling and requires frequent repainting. The applicant plans to use a dark beige color and will retain the house's shutters. The application was approved unanimously.

Citizen Impact

These approvals allow property owners at 1326 and 1243 Enfield Street to make necessary exterior repairs and upgrades to their homes, maintaining the historic character of the district while addressing safety and maintenance concerns.

Confidence

high

HDC# 506 - 1176 Enfield Street – Application for a Certificate of Appropriateness for roof shingles; Digiorgi Roofing and Siding, Applicant, Casey LaPlante, Owner; Map 20/Lot 142; HR-33 Zone

Summary

This item concerns an application for a Certificate of Appropriateness for roof shingles at 1176 Enfield Street. The applicant, Digiorgi Roofing and Siding, replaced the roof shingles using a slightly different type and color than what previously existed. The property is located in the HR-33 Zone and is within 250 feet of a state highway marker, requiring review by the Historic District Commission. The staff report notes that the work was performed prior to approval. The commission will consider the historical and architectural value, style, design, and materials in their decision.

Citizen Impact

Residents in historic districts should be aware that changes to exterior features like roofing require commission approval to maintain historical integrity. This case highlights the process for obtaining permits and the potential consequences of performing work without prior approval.

Confidence

high