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PlanningBoard | 2012-07-09 | 4 | current windows are vinyl. He stated they intend to replace the window frames with wood, and are open to replacing a few windows, but not all the windows. Board member Henneberry asked in regards to the Deed restriction, what the consequences are if someone purchases the house and tries to change it to a duplex. Mr. Thomas answered that Deed restriction, which are common for similar remodels, will legally restrict current and future owners from legally converting the house to multi- family. Board member Knox White asked why the need to install two furnaces. Mr. Murphy replied that two furnaces allow different rooms in the house to be heated separately; he stated if there is a single unit that will heat the house accordingly then they will only install one. He concluded stating he has no concerns with a Deed restriction. Board member Ezzy Ashcraft stated during discussion that she is in agreement with the conditions of approval and that the deed restrictions provide sufficient safeguards, and she would approve the variance and the design review. She reiterated that the wood siding should match the style of the home and the windows should follow AAPS guidelines. She clarified with Mr. Thomas that two parking spaces are required, which are fulfilled by the driveway, and stated she has no concerns with the deck or multiple entrances. She concluded stating that the phrase regarding the landscaping needs to be redacted from the findings and stated the landscaping plans will need to be provided when applying for the building permit. Board member Henneberry concurred with Board member Ezzy Ashcraft regarding the deed restrictions and said the plans are within keeping of the architecture of the overall house. He stated he will vote in favor of the proposal. Board member Knox White suggested that an additional restriction prohibiting the installation of gas lines and high voltage 220 lines to the wet bar be added, to further safeguard against duplex conversion. President Zuppan stated she would like to see wood siding, and would prefer that recycled siding be used if possible. She stated that the windows and the landscaping should be appropriate and is comfortable allowing staff to determine that. She stated she can make the findings with the amendments as noted. Board member Ezzy Ashcraft motioned to approve the variance and design review with amended conditions prohibiting installation of gas and high voltage 220 lines to the wet bar and amended finding regarding landscaping. Board member Henneberry seconded the motion. Approved Meeting Minutes Page 4 of 7 June 25, 2012 | PlanningBoard/2012-07-09.pdf |