Architectural & Historic Board of Review
Regular MeetingHudson, OH · March 9, 2022
Minutes
City of Hudson, Ohio
Meeting Minutes - Final
Architectural & Historic Board of Review
John Caputo, Chair
Allyn Marzulla, Vice Chair
John Workley, Secretary
Jeffrey Anzevino
John Funyak
William Ray
Shane Reid
Nicholas Sugar, City Planner
Alicia Schrenk, Associate Planner
Wednesday, March 9, 2022 7:30 PM Town Hall
27 East Main Street
I. Call To Order
Chair Caputo called to order the regularly scheduled meeting of the Architectural & Historic
Board of Review of the City of Hudson at 7:30 p.m., in accordance with the Sunshine Laws of
the State of Ohio, O.R.C. Section 121.22.
II. Roll Call
Present: 6 - Mr. Anzevino, Mr. Funyak, Ms. Marzulla, Mr. Ray, Mr. Reid and Mr. Workley
Absent: 1 - Mr. Caputo
III. Public Comment
Chair Marzulla opened the meeting to public comments for anyone wanting to address the
Board. There were no comments.
IV. Consent Applications
A motion was made by Mr. Workley, seconded by Mr. Funyak, that the Consent Agenda be
approved. The motion carried by the following vote:
Aye: 6- Mr. Anzevino, Mr. Funyak, Ms. Marzulla, Mr. Ray, Mr. Reid and Mr. Workley
A. AHBR 22-163 46 Park Lane
Signs (Projecting & Building Signs - Ming’s Bubble Tea)
Attachments: 46 Park Lane
This agenda item was approved on the Consent Agenda.
V. Old Business
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A. AHBR 22-37 820 Ridgewood Boulevard
Addition (Screened Porch)
Attachments: 820 Ridgewood Blvd (Final Revised)
Ms. Schrenk introduced the application which was tabled at the February 23, 2022 AHBR
meeting for better renderings.
Mr. Matt Lucy, homeowner, was in attendance.
A motion was made by Mr. Workley, seconded by Mr. Anzevino, that this AHBR Application
be approved. The motion carried by the following vote:
Aye: 6- Mr. Anzevino, Mr. Funyak, Ms. Marzulla, Mr. Ray, Mr. Reid and Mr. Workley
VI. New Business
A. AHBR 22-170 104 E. Streetsboro Street (Historic District)
Fence (4’ Wood, Decorative Fence)
Attachments: 104 E Streetsboro Street
Ms. Schrenk introduced the application by displaying and describing the site plan, describing
the type of wood fence and noting it will match the existing fence.
Mr. Thomas Santoscoy, homeowner, was present for the meeting.
A motion was made by Mr. Workley, seconded by Mr. Funyak, that this AHBR Application be
approved. The motion carried by the following vote:
Aye: 6- Mr. Anzevino, Mr. Funyak, Ms. Marzulla, Mr. Ray, Mr. Reid and Mr. Workley
B. AHBR 22-154 5662 Brookshire Drive (Nottingham gates, Phase V, Lot 24)
New Residential Construction (One-Story, Single-Family Home)
Attachments: 5662 Brookshire Drive (revised)
5662 Brookshire - Additional Photos 3.9.22
Front Elevation Option
Ms. Schrenk introduced the application by displaying the site plan and reviewing the staff
comments.
Mr. Chris Bungy, Drees Homes and Ms. Kathleen Doralego, homeowner, noted the proposed
house is relatively close in size to the house next door.
The Board, applicant and staff discussed the lack of shutters on the sides of the house,
however it was noted that many of the windows on the sides cannot be shuttered and the
remaining window need not be shuttered. The applicant agreed to install a full-width step
where needed, stated the materials will be consistently applied around the structure and that
the proposed stone will terminate on an inside corner.
Mr. Workley made a motion, seconded by Mr. Mr. Anzevino, to approve with the option to add
stone in coordination with staff. The motion was approved by the following vote:
Aye: 6- Mr. Anzevino, Mr. Funyak, Ms. Marzulla, Mr. Ray, Mr. Reid and Mr. Workley
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C. AHBR 21-1046 53 First Street
New Commercial Structure and Exterior Alteration (Peg’s Home & Gallery,
Baldwin-Buss House)
Attachments: Peg's Home & Gallery Elevations - March 9, 2022 Meeting
Peg's Comparison Elevations from 10.13.21 Meeting
Baldwin-Buss House Elevations - March 9, 2022 Meeting
Park Lane Square - Renderings March 9, 2022 Meeting
Product Specification Sheets
Public Comments Received
Photos 3.3.22
Staff Memo to AHBR - October 13, 2021 Meeting
Elevations - October 13, 2021 Meeting
Mr. Rick Keller, President, Peg's Foundation, presented the vision for the Foundation headquarters
building, the history of the decision to locate in the proposed location, the partenership with the
Baldwin-Buss House, the attempt to highlight the Baldwin-Buss House, the team involved with the
project, the demolition permits which have been secured and the construction schedule (if approvals
are secured).
Mr. Joe Matava and Mr. Nate Bailey, Peninsula Architects, noted Welty Construction will be the
construction manager, described and displayed the materials to be used on the Foundation building .
Mr. Matava described a positive meeting with the Hudson Heritage Association (HHA) and noted the
intent of the building is to be an art space, which is distinct from a retail business with the design
supporting the art space purpose. Mr. Matava noted disagreement with HHA regarding the east side of
the proposed building. Peg's foundation is attempting to respect the existing historical buildings while
meeting the Foundation building's purpose. The south side of the building and the use of sandstone
was also discussed along with landscaping to mitigate the view of the mechanical equipment and
utilities entrances.
Mr. Bailey described the rooftop units which will be concealed. Mr. Bailey also noted two potential
problems: 1) It is anticipated that approximately 40-percent of the Baldwin-Buss siding, on some of the
sides, will need to be replaced, however there is a possibility that more of the existing siding may be
irreparable when examined. 2) The existing siding with multiple layers of paint may be difficult to match
with new siding, this problem may be best resolved by residing the entire house.
The Board, Applicant and staff discussed the areas needing siding replacement, the applicable
LDC sections regarding siding replacement and setting limits for the amount of replacement
siding for each side of the house. Mr. Bailey noted the existing windows will be restored and
new windows be added to the west side where the addition is torn off. The new windows will
be built to match the windows on the east. Mr. Matava discussed internal and external ways
to insulate the sides of the house, depending on the amount of siding removed. Mr. Bailey
noted the recommendations for siding removal, based on the condition of the siding, are from
the restoration experts. Mr. Matava also stated the goal is to have an end product that does
not looked patched together and a willingness to have staff and the AHBR on scene to see
and hear from during the restoration
Mr. Workley made a motion regarding the Baldwin Buss House, seconded by Mr. Ray, to
approve the application with the following conditions: 1) The applicant with staff regarding
the discovery of siding condition as the project proceeds with the main focus of no more than
the ten-percent siding removal of the front/east elevation and forty-percent siding removal as
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the base total on the overall project and the percentage per elevation be noted on the plans per
evelation. Should the percentages need to exceed the ten and forty percents, a Board visit is to
be scheduled. 2) The existing windows be repaired and restored, except on the west side.
Aye: 6- Mr. Anzevino, Mr. Funyak, Ms. Marzulla, Mr. Ray, Mr. Reid and Mr. Workley
The Board, staff and applicant viewed and discussed the height of the new Peg's Foundation
building, the windows and the general design of the building while reviewing the earlier
drawing. The renderings of the picture window were displayed and discussed, Mr. Matava
stated he believes the window will fit the scale and form of building and help connect it to the
Baldwin-Buss House. The window will also differentiate this building from the historic era
buildings, as recommended by the Secretary of the Interior. Mr. Matava also noted that the
window has been scaled down with single horizontal mullion added from previous renderings.
Changing the design of the framing of the large square window was discussed. The Board
expressed satisfaction with the south side design.
Mr. Matava noted the brick corbel defines the edge of the roof that meets the wall and this
type of architecture is used throughout the historic area especially on the Western Reserve
Academy campus. The overall height of the new building will be eight and one-half feet lower
than the Baldwin-Buss House. The use of brick around the building was discussed with areas
that are proud of the wall. The rooftop structures as drawn were discussed. The type of
windows and bronze colored frame were discussed as well as how some of the window
mechanisms being functional. The possibility of the applicant presenting other options to the
large window was discussed as well as softening the look of the window by using sandstone
as framing.
Mr. Matava requested the Board approve a motion contingent on the use of different
orientations and/or brick framing with smaller amounts of sandstone around the large square
east window.
Mr. Workley made a motion, seconded by Mr. Ray, to table this portion of the application to
further study the east elevation window with the understanding that the remaining design is
acceptable to the Board. The motion was approved by the following vote:
Aye: 6- Mr. Anzevino, Mr. Funyak, Ms. Marzulla, Mr. Ray, Mr. Reid and Mr. Workley
VII. Other Business
A. AHBR 2-23-2022Minutes of Previous Architectural & Historic Board of Review
Meeting: February 23, 2022
Attachments: AHBR Minutes February 23, 2022 - draft
A motion was made by Mr. Workley, seconded by Mr. Anzevino, that the February 23, 2022,
Minutes be approved as amended. The motion carried by the following vote:
Aye: 6- Mr. Anzevino, Mr. Funyak, Ms. Marzulla, Mr. Ray, Mr. Reid and Mr. Workley
VIII. Staff Update
There were no staff updates.
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IX. Adjournment
A motion was made by Mr. Ray, seconded by Mr. Anzevino, that the meeting be adjourned.
The motion carried by an unanimous vote.
Seeing no further business, Chair Marzulla adjourned the meeting at 8:59 p.m.
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Allyn Marzulla, Acting Chair
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John Workley, Secretary
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Joe Campbell, Executive Assistant
Upon approval by the Architectural & Historic Board of Review, this official written
summary of the meeting minutes shall become a permanent record, and the official minutes
shall also consist of a permanent audio and video recording, excluding executive sessions,
in accordance with Codified Ordinances, Section 252.04, Minutes of Architectural and
Historic Board of Review, Board of Zoning and Building Appeals, and Planning
Commission.
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Agenda
City of Hudson, Ohio
CD Meeting Agenda - Final-revised
Architectural & Historic Board of Review
John Caputo, Chair
Allyn Marzulla, Vice Chair
John Workley, Secretary
Jeffrey Anzevino
John Funyak
William Ray
Shane Reid
Nicholas Sugar, City Planner
Alicia Schrenk, Associate Planner
Wednesday, March 9, 2022 7:30 PM Town Hall
27 East Main Street
I. Call To Order
II. Roll Call
III. Public Comment
IV. Consent Applications
A. AHBR 22-163 46 Park Lane
Signs (Projecting & Building Signs - Ming’s Bubble Tea)
Submitted by Joe Berdine, Signarama
a) Staff recommends approval as submitted.
Attachments: 46 Park Lane
V. Old Business
A. AHBR 22-37 820 Ridgewood Boulevard
Addition (Screened Porch)
Submitted by Matt Lucy, Lucy Renovations
a) Architectural Design Standards state enclosed porches and additions on
existing decks shall incorporate skirting material compatible with the
structure. Staff notes current design could be considered an open porch;
however, no further enclosure could be made without applying a masonry
foundation to match the existing house.
Attachments: 820 Ridgewood Blvd (Final Revised)
VI. New Business
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A. AHBR 22-170 104 E. Streetsboro Street (Historic District)
Fence (4’ Wood, Decorative Fence)
Submitted by Thomas Santoscoy
a) Staff recommends approval as submitted.
Attachments: 104 E Streetsboro Street
B. AHBR 22-154 5662 Brookshire Drive (Nottingham gates, Phase V, Lot 24)
New Residential Construction (One-Story, Single-Family Home)
Submitted by George Pelesky, Drees Homes
a) Architectural Design Standards state new buildings and alterations shall
respect the existing context and framework. Question proposed elevation
of home and how it would relate to surrounding development.
b) Architectural Design standards state the front face of the main body must
sit forward at least 18” from the front face of wings.” Revise floorplan
to set back garage mass 18” from main body.
c) Architectural Design Standards all steps in front of doors must be the full
width of the opening, regardless of whether all portions of the opening
are functioning doors. All steps shall incorporate closed risers and double
handrails when handrails are proposed. Staff notes on garage side
elevation one of the doors does not depict steps full width of the opening.
d) Architectural Design Standards state details in each mass must be
consistently applied throughout all sides of the main body. Staff notes
shutters are proposed on the front elevation only.
Attachments: 5662 Brookshire Drive (revised)
5662 Brookshire - Additional Photos 3.9.22
Front Elevation Option
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C. AHBR 21-1046 53 First Street
New Commercial Structure and Exterior Alteration (Peg’s Home & Gallery,
Baldwin-Buss House)
Submitted by Nate Bailey, Peninsula Architects
a) Summary review timeline:
· September 22, 2021: Initial presentation to the AHBR and informal
review.
· October 13, 2021: Formal application was reviewed by AHBR. The file
was tabled to allow a site visit.
· November 3, 2021: AHBR conducted site visit.
b) Staff notes the following changes to the Peg’s Foundation plans from the
October 13, 2021, submittal:
· Central Mass/tower widened east to west. Height of mass has also
increased approximately 2’.
· Minor revisions to sandstone banding around window openings.
· Slate roof proposed at wing located within the historic district.
· Picture window redesigned at east elevation.
c) Revise submitted roof plan to accurately depict “Upper Roof”.
d) Indicate anticipated locations of signage.
e) Staff notes approximately 40% of the siding along the south, west and
north elevations of the Baldwin-Buss House would be replaced. The
Secretary of Interior Standards states Deteriorated historic features shall
be repaired rather than replaced. Where the severity of deterioration
requires replacement of a distinctive feature, the new feature shall match
the old in design, color, texture, and other visual qualities and, where
possible, materials. Replacement of missing features shall be
substantiated by documentary, physical, or pictorial evidence. Applicant
to document condition of current siding and need for replacement.
Attachments: Peg's Home & Gallery Elevations - March 9, 2022 Meeting
Peg's Comparison Elevations from 10.13.21 Meeting
Baldwin-Buss House Elevations - March 9, 2022 Meeting
Park Lane Square - Renderings March 9, 2022 Meeting
Product Specification Sheets
Public Comments Received
Photos 3.3.22
Staff Memo to AHBR - October 13, 2021 Meeting
Elevations - October 13, 2021 Meeting
VII. Other Business
A. AHBR 2-23-2022 Minutes of Previous Architectural & Historic Board of Review Meeting:
February 23, 2022
Attachments: AHBR Minutes February 23, 2022 - draft
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VIII. Staff Update
IX. Adjournment
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The mission of the Hudson City Government is to serve, promote and support, in a fiscally responsible
manner, an outstanding community that values quality of life, a well-balanced tax base, historic
preservation, with a vision to the future, and professionalism in volunteer and public service.
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