Historic Zoning Commission

Old North Knoxville H-1: Level II

5-L-09-HZ

Staff Recommendation

APPROVE Certificate No. 43009ONK. The proposed work is consistent with the adopted design guidelines.


Applicant Request

Level II. Replacement/repair
Guttering; Masonry repair/painting; Siding; Storm windows or doors; Windows; Other: outbuilding, deck

Replace siding, fascia, soffit and trim boards in kind, as necessary; replace two basement doors, neither original, with appropriate replacement doors (not visible from Scott); install new wood windows (three) in rear wall to replace three windows (central fixed pane); install new wood window in rear gable (window would be casement with appearance of one over one double hung); install utilities underground Install 8'x8' deck on side of house behind lattice screen with deck elevation to be no more than 2'; install wood screen/storm door at front entry using antique grille.

Add 12'x20' accessory structure (workshop) with gable roof with 12/12 pitch, board and batten type siding, one over one wood window on each 12' end and wood door with fixed six pane window on each side of door on 20' front elevation, rear elevation with no fenestration or entry.


Site Info

Queen Anne. (Sweetman House. (1905)

One story frame with weatherboard wall covering. Hip roof with front gable, asphalt shingle covering and bellcast hip front dormer. Fishscale pattern wood shingles on dormer walls. Double hung one over one windows with arched attic window. One story three-quarter front porch with round fluted wood columns with Doric capitals. Bracket with pendant over cut-away corner at south edge of front elevation. Interior offset brick chimney. Brick foundation. Irregular plans transom above front entry door with beveled glass.


A majority of the work proposed, with the exception of work on the rear façade windows and the construction of outbuildings, is repair work duplicating existing materials. The work on the rear façade consists of replacing unoriginal windows on the first story with three wood windows of equal width using the existing openings; the windows currently found on the wall are not original to he house. The proposed windows will more nearly mimic the size of other original windows throughout the house, and are appropriate for the structure. The gable window proposed for the rear façade was been approved by this Commission in June, 2006 (a now-expired Certificate), and are consistent with pg. 28, L1-6. The outbuilding proposed for the rear of the lot is also consistent with the guidelines, pg. 29 M1-4. The deck and gazebo were also previously approved.

Applicant

Tom Brechko


Location Knoxville
510 E Scott Ave 37917

Owner
Tom Brechko