Historic Zoning Commission

Edgewood-Park City:

2-E-02-HZ

Staff Recommendation

APPROVE proposed changes, which are consistent with adopted design guidelines.


Applicant Request

Porch elements; Roofing; Siding; Windows; Other:

Remove front hipped dormer (added); repair or replace in kind sawn wood attic vent; install tongue & groove porch floor; rebuild or align porch piers as necessary, or (if demolition or research revals original style) replicate original porch column style; redo foundation, building brick faced concrete foundation around perimeter and using Preservation Brief #2; reroof, removing attic turbo vent; add 16'x35' rear addition, extending rear portion of hip roof, with 4" lap wood siding, one over one double hung windows (some paired), corner boards, cornice and soffit, half view door with transom at rear. (NOTE: rear addition is not visible from Jefferson Avenue.)


Site Info

Altered Folk Victorian Cottage; Craftsman (c. 1880;1910)

One story frame with weatherboard wall covering. Hip roof with lower cross gables, asphalt shingle covering and porch roof with pedimnet at front entry to porch. One story full front porch with splayed wood posts on brick piers. Double hung one over one windows. Two interior offset brick chimneys. Brick foundation. Rectangular plan. Siodelights and transom at front entry. Fire damage at rear of structure.

NOTE: Craftsman porch with entry portico and front dormer have been added to late Victorian center hall cottage. Interior mantels, tiled fireplace surrounds, doors, interior transoms and floor plan are consistent with much earlier Victorian-era cottage.


Proposed rear addition will not be visible from Washington Avenue. Proposed changes to front porch will remove conflicting design details and return the house to its earlier Victorian-era appearance consistent with the interior details that are to be restored.

Applicant

Phillip Moser


Location Knoxville
2324 Jefferson Ave

Owner
Phillip Moser