BRENHAM HISTORIC PRESERVATION BOARD GIVES APPROVAL FOR REMODELING, RESTORATION PROJECTS
The Brenham Historic Preservation Board on Tuesday approved two Certificate of Appropriateness (CoA) applications for projects at two downtown buildings.
a request on Tuesday to remodel the office space at
215 West Commerce Street.
(Google Images, courtesy City of Brenham)
The board first approved an item from Heather and Arlen Thielemann, who are planning to remodel the building at 215 West Commerce Street from one office space into three separate lease spaces, including a personal office use and two separate medical office uses. The exterior renovation will put in a new stucco façade, new entrances and windows, new exterior lighting, new metal canopies over the entrances, and a mansard system with a crown cap.
Board gave approval on Tuesday
to a request for a storefront
restoration project at the 1844
Liquor Store, located at 210 South
Park Street.
(courtesy Smithdish Architecture)
The second item was from Jared Anderson, who seeks to perform a storefront restoration at the 1844 Liquor Market at 210 South Park Street. The project is slated to replace the transom windows, storefront windows and front and side door on the South Park Street façade; replace the awning; and install pedestrian lighting along the storefront.
Click here to view the agenda packet for Tuesday’s meeting.