Board of Historic & Architectural Review

Wednesday, July 15th, 2020 TO: BOARD OF HISTORIC & ARCHITECTURAL REVIEW (BHAR) FROM: JOHN SETTLE, COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT & PLANNING DIRECTOR RE: MONTHLY MEETING The BHAR will hold its regularly-scheduled monthly meeting on Tuesday, July 21st, 2020 at 6:30 PM at the Smithfield Center, 220 N Church St, Smithfield, VA 23430. If you have any questions or concerns, please contact John Settle at 1-(757)-365-4200 or jsettle@smithfieldva.gov. cc: Town Council William H. Riddick, III, Town Attorney The Smithfield Times The Daily Press File COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT & PLANNING DEPARTMENT 310 Institute St, PO Box 246 / Smithfield, VA 23431 / 1-(757)-365-4200 / Fax 1-(757)-357-9933 www.smithfieldva.gov  SMITHFIELD BOARD OF HISTORIC & ARCHITECTURAL REVIEW (BHAR) MEETING AGENDA: TUESDAY, JULY 21st, 2020, 6:30 PM 1) Community Development & Planning Director’s Report: - Town staff remind all BHAR members to remain after the meeting for their 2020- 2021 group photograph. 2) Upcoming Meetings and Activities Tuesday, July 21st – 7:30 PM – BZA Meeting Monday, July 27th – 3:00 PM – Town Council Committee Meeting Tuesday, July 28th – 3:00 PM – Town Council Committee Meeting Tuesday, August 4th – 6:30 PM – Town Council Meeting Tuesday, August 11th – 6:30 PM – Planning Commission Meeting Tuesday, August 18th – 6:30 PM – BHAR Meeting 3) Public Comments 4) Board Member Comments 5) Amendment of Prior Approval – 200 Washington St – Unclassified – BMC Contracting, Inc., C/O Kenneth Coleman, applicant (staff report, BHAR application & illustration enclosed). 6) Siding Change – 212 Cary St – Noncontributing – JPS Properties, LLC, C/O Jason Seward, applicant (staff report, BHAR application & illustration enclosed). 7) Assorted Exterior Changes – 220 Astrid St – Noncontributing – Mary Donovan, applicant (staff report, BHAR application & illustrations enclosed). 8) Amendment of Prior Approval – 233 Cary St – Noncontributing – Joseph Vuono & Susan Patchell, applicants (staff report, BHAR application & illustrations enclosed). 9) Window Change – 304 S Church St – Landmark – Shane & Denise Hamilton, applicants (staff report, BHAR application & illustration enclosed). 10) *Discussion Item* Smithfield Zoning Ordinance Article 3.M Text Amendment – Town of Smithfield, applicant (staff report, draft text amendment & HPO map & inventory enclosed). 11) Approval of the Tuesday, June 16th, 2020 meeting minutes (enclosed). 12) 2020-2021 BHAR Group Photograph 13) Adjournment ***ATTENTION*** Owing to the pandemic, we are encouraging remote public comment on all land use applications, whether or not a public hearing is required. If you do not feel comfortable with attending a meeting in person, please submit your comments in writing to Mr. John Settle, Community Development & Planning Director. Your comments will be conveyed to the appropriate Board or Commission. Mr. Settle can be reached via email (jsettle@smithfieldva.gov) or mail at the address below: Town of Smithfield Community Development & Planning Department ATTN John Settle, Director PO Box 246 Smithfield, VA 23431 NOTICE OF INTENT TO COMPLY WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT (ADA) Reasonable efforts will be made to provide assistance or special arrangements to qualified individuals with disabilities in order to participate in or attend Board of Historic & Architectural Review (BHAR) meetings. ADA compliant hearing devices are available for use upon request. Please call 1-(757)-365-4200 at least twenty-four (24) hours prior to the meeting date so that proper arrangements may be made.  BOARD OF HISTORIC & ARCHITECTURAL REVIEW (BHAR) STAFF REPORT Tuesday, July 21st, 2020, 6:30 PM Applicant BMC Contracting, Inc. C/O Kenneth Coleman 110 Titus Ct Carrollton, VA 23314 Owner Catherine Kasper 200 Washington St Smithfield, VA 23430 Property 200 Washington St TPIN 21A-03-C014 0.106 ac NW side Washington St Washington St & 1st St Classification Unclassified Zoning Downtown Neighborhood Residential (DNR) & Historic Preservation Overlay (HPO) Adjacent Zoning Ibid. Project Description At its Tuesday, May 21st, 2019 meeting, the applicant received an approval for the following: The applicant wishes to construct a new single-family dwelling on the property. The house will be covered by a black architectural asphalt shingle roof, preceded by “Bracken Cream” (CW-105) colored Hardie board eaves (soffit and fascia). The walls of the house will be covered in “Timson Green” (CW-470) colored Hardie board siding with Bracken Cream colored Hardie board trim. The house will rest on a concrete block foundation, which will be clad in white stucco. The primary façade of the building will be adorned by a single-story front porch covered by a hipped roof, supported by square wooden columns, resting on a red brick-clad concrete block foundation, accessed by brick steps, floored in cement, and surrounded by almond-colored aluminum railings. The house will be accessed by a Bracken Cream colored steel door featuring a rounded window and rounded panels. The house will be fenestrated by white vinyl two-over-two double-hung sash windows. All windows will be bordered by Bracken Cream colored Hardie board trim and inoperable two- panel Hardie board shutters of the same color. The house will feature a forward- gable massing. The gable will be separated from the rest of the primary façade by a pine cornice matching the color of the remaining eaves on the home, embellished by a white fan-shaped attic vent. A deck will be constructed to the rear of the home, composed of treated lumber. A concrete driveway and parking area will connect the backyard of the home to 1st St, and a concrete walkway will connect the front steps to Washington St. The applicant is now seeking approval to amend their previous approval in the following manner: (1) The omission of the inoperable two-panel Bracken Cream colored Hardie board shutters. (2) The omission of the white fan-shaped attic vent on the front gable. (3) The use of wooden simulated board-and-batten siding on the front gable instead of Hardie board siding. (4) The retention of the factory black color of the aluminum railings surrounding the front porch. (5) The use of a black colored standing seam metal roof on the decorative cornice separating the front gable from the rest of the primary façade. (6) The painting of the stucco cladding the concrete block foundation with a red color to match the color of the bricks used for the front porch. Approval is sought for the items above in addition to the retention of the prior approval from 2019 in the event that circumstances change for the owner or applicant. Recommendation Town staff recommend approval as submitted. For inquiries, please contact John Settle at 1-(757)-365-4200 or jsettle@smithfieldva.gov.  The retention of the factory black color of the aluminum railings surrounding the front porch. The use of a black colored standing seam metal roof on the decorative cornice separating the front gable from the rest of the primary façade. The use of wooden simulated board-and- batten siding on the front gable instead of Hardie board siding. The omission of the The painting of the white fan-shaped stucco cladding the attic vent on the front concrete block gable. foundation with a red The omission of the color to match the inoperable two-panel color of the bricks Bracken Cream used for the front colored Hardie board porch. shutters.  BOARD OF HISTORIC & ARCHITECTURAL REVIEW (BHAR) STAFF REPORT Tuesday, July 21st, 2020, 6:30 PM Applicant JPS Properties, LLC C/O Jason Seward 13580 Rolfe Hwy Surry, VA 23883 Owner Ibid. Property 212 Cary St TPIN 21A-01-193 0.13 ac NE side Cary St 200’ NW Cary St & Grace St Classification Noncontributing Zoning Downtown Neighborhood Residential (DNR) & Historic Preservation Overlay (HPO) Adjacent Zoning Ibid. Project Description The applicant wishes to make the following changes to the exterior of the existing single-family dwelling: (1) The replacement of the existing wooden horizontally-lapped weatherboard siding with vinyl siding of a like color. (2) The cladding of all door trim, window trim, soffits, fascia boards, etc. in white aluminum coil stock. Recommendation Town staff recommend approval as submitted. For inquiries, please contact John Settle at 1-(757)-365-4200 or jsettle@smithfieldva.gov.  Wrapping all door trim, fascia boards, soffits, window trim, etc. in white aluminum coil stock. Replacing the existing wooden horizontally-lapped weatherboard siding with vinyl siding of a like color.  BOARD OF HISTORIC & ARCHITECTURAL REVIEW (BHAR) STAFF REPORT Tuesday, July 21st, 2020, 6:30 PM Applicant Mary Donovan 220 Astrid St Smithfield, VA 23430 Owner Ibid. Property 220 Astrid St TPIN 21A-01-293A 0.14 ac W side Astrid St 200’ S Astrid St & Cedar St Classification Non-contributing Zoning Chesapeake Bay Preservation Area Overlay (CBO), Downtown Neighborhood Residential (DNR) & Historic Preservation Overlay (HPO) Adjacent Zoning Environmental Conservation, Floodplain Overlay, CBO, DNR & HPO Project Description The applicant is seeking approval to construct an eighteen-foot by twenty-three- foot “L” shaped wooden deck (approximately three-hundred square feet) to the rear of the primary building. The deck will be bordered by a wooden railing composed of posts joined by horizontally-mounted one-inch by two-inch slats on tight centers to deter climbing. Additionally, the applicant wishes to erect a ten-foot by twelve-foot shed (approximately twelve-feet tall and 120 square feet in area) in the rear yard of the property. The shed will feature a “Croxley” brown-colored six-foot wide, seven- foot tall Clopay short panel tongue-and-groove joint garage door. The roof will be covered by “Hunter Green” colored architectural asphalt shingles to match those present on the primary building. The proposed shed will be sided in two materials. Initially, the shed will be clad in T1-11 plywood siding that will be painted “Mushroom Bisque” (PPU4-07) to match the color of the primary building. Upon the completion of the installation of the siding on the primary building, the applicant wishes to cover the T1-11 plywood siding on the shed with the same Mushroom Bisque-colored Allura fiber cement simulated cedar shake shingle siding that is being used on the primary building. The applicant desires approval for both materials at this time. Lastly, the applicant wishes to amend their prior BHAR approval from Tuesday, May 15th, 2018 to update the color of the front door of the primary building from “Croxley” black to “Croxley” brown. This will cause the front door color and the proposed garage door color to match. Recommendation Town staff recommend approval as submitted. For inquiries, please contact John Settle at 1-(757)-365-4200 or jsettle@smithfieldva.gov. July 7, 2020 July 21, 2020 Amending prior approval (5-15- 2018) from “Croxley” black to “Croxley” brown front Roof of shed will be “Hunter door. Green” asphalt shingles Wooden deck T1-11 plywood siding Shed painted “Mushroom Bisque” (PPU4-07) will be used on shed initially. Upon the completion of the installation of the siding on the primary building, the applicant wishes to cover the T1-11 plywood siding on the shed with the same Mushroom Bisque-colored Allura fiber Horizontal cement simulated cedar Deck shake shingle siding that is Railing being used on the primary building. 10’ x 12’ Shed w/brown- colored 6’ wide, 7’ tall Clopay short panel tongue-and- groove joint garage door.  BOARD OF HISTORIC & ARCHITECTURAL REVIEW (BHAR) STAFF REPORT Tuesday, July 21st, 2020, 6:30 PM Applicant Joseph Vuono & Susan Patchell 233 Cary St Smithfield, VA 23430 Owner Ibid. Property 233 Cary St TPIN 21A-04-000I10 0.16 ac SW side Cary St 675’ NW Cary St & Grace St Classification Non-Contributing Zoning Downtown Neighborhood Residential (DNR) & Historic Preservation Overlay (HPO) Adjacent Zoning Community Conservation, Downtown, Entrance Corridor Overlay, Light Industrial, DNR & HPO Project Description At its Tuesday, May 16th, 2020 meeting, the property’s previous owner received an approval from the BHAR to erect an eight foot by ten foot shed in the rear yard at 233 Cary St. They now wish to move this shed from the left side of the rear yard to the right side of the rear yard, behind the primary structure, and five feet from any lot line. The exterior of the shed is to remain unchanged. Recommendation Town staff recommend approval as submitted. For inquiries, please contact John Settle at 1-(757)-365-4200 or jsettle@smithfieldva.gov. Existing 10’ x 8’ shed in the Proposed new rear yard. location of existing shed  BOARD OF HISTORIC & ARCHITECTURAL REVIEW (BHAR) STAFF REPORT Tuesday, July 21st, 2020, 6:30 PM Applicant Shane & Denise Hamilton 304 S Church St Smithfield, VA 23430 Owner Ibid. Property 304 S Church St TPIN 21A-01-431 1.62 ac S side S Church St E corner S Church St & Jericho Rd Classification Landmark Zoning Chesapeake Bay Preservation Area Overlay (CBO), Downtown Neighborhood Residential (DNR), Environmental Conservation (EC), Floodplain Overlay (FPO) & Historic Preservation Overlay (HPO) Adjacent Zoning Community Conservation, CBO, DNR, EC, FPO & HPO Project Description The applicant wishes to replace all of the existing wooden one-over-one double-hung sash windows on the existing single-family dwelling with “Fibrex” composite windows by Andersen, which will be of a like color, style, and configuration as the corresponding existing windows. Fibrex is a composite material that consists of wood and thermoplastic polymer. The replacement windows will be manufactured with a white border, which will be painted “Dark Burgundy” to match the color of the existing windows. All existing windows featuring curved glass in the turret, and all windows featuring stained glass, will be retained. Recommendation Town staff recommend approval as submitted. For inquiries, please contact John Settle at 1-(757)-365-4200 or jsettle@smithfieldva.gov. Replacing all of the windows (except the curved glass in the turret and the stained glass) The factory white border on the with “Fibrex” windows of a like color, style, and replacement windows will be configuration as their painted the same “Dark Burgundy” corresponding existing windows. color.  BOARD OF HISTORIC & ARCHITECTURAL REVIEW STAFF REPORT: AMENDMENT TO SMITHFIELD ZONING ORDINANCE ARTICLE 3.M: HISTORIC PRESERVATION OVERLAY DISTRICT *DISCUSSION ITEM: TUESDAY, JULY 21st, 2020* The 2017 designation evaluation of the properties located within the Historic Preservation Overlay (HPO), which was finalized by the Board of Historic & Architectural Review (BHAR) earlier this year, has caused Town staff to realize that the inventory of properties located within the HPO (enshrined in Smithfield Zoning Ordinance (SZO) Section 3.M.H) has grown to become lengthy and difficult to navigate. Additionally, Town staff have persistently struggled with a lack of clarity in the SZO concerning the boundaries of the HPO, the absence of classification criteria for non-contributing properties, and our inability to update the inventory of properties to reflect technical changes to certain attributes contained therein (i.e. address changes, etc.). To remedy these concerns, Town staff have proposed a text amendment to SZO Article 3.M which seeks to achieve the following items: (1) The revision of Section 3.M.D.4 to include classification criteria for non-contributing properties. (2) The creation of a map of the HPO which clearly illustrates the HPO’s boundaries, and the designations of the properties located therein. (3) The repeal of SZO Section 3.M.H, and its replacement with an inventory of properties that will be attached to the aforementioned HPO map as an appendix. (4) The creation of Section 3.M.D.6, which allows Town staff to update the inventory and HPO map from time to time to reflect technical changes which occur within the HPO in real time. All changes will be brought to the BHAR for their approval. This, coupled with the removal of the inventory list from SZO Section 3.M.H, allows for Town staff to make changes to the inventory and map without having to seek review and decision by both the Planning Commission and the Town Council- a sixty-to-ninety-day process that entails two public hearings. Some examples of technical changes to the inventory or map that Town staff would seek to undertake include (but are not limited to): (a) Address assignments, changes, and removals (i.e. new construction, demolition, etc.). (b) The reversion of a property’s designation from landmark or contributing to non- contributing in the event of its accidental destruction by fire, flood, etc. (c) The creation, vacation, and/or adjustment of lot lines and tax parcel identification numbers as a part of the subdivision process. Some other items for the consideration of the BHAR include the fact that Article 3.M of the SZO has always referenced an HPO map, but until now, no definitive map has been known to Town staff. Finally, the inclusion of an inventory of properties located within an overlay district as a section of the zoning ordinance is a concept that is atypical in Virginia. A red lined version of this text amendment is included in the pages immediately following this staff report. Additionally, the draft HPO map and inventory have been included for the convenience of the BHAR. Town staff is seeking a consensus from the BHAR on this discussion item before it proceeds to the Planning Commission. For inquiries, contact John Settle at 1-(757)-365-4200 or jsettle@smithfieldva.gov. Smithfield Zoning Ordinance September 1, 1998 ___________________________________________________________________________________ permits and shall be subject in all cases to a report by the Review Board in accordance with the purposes and standards of the HP-O District. (Ord. of 9-5-2000; Ord. of 5-4-2004) D. Inventory of Landmarks and the Contributing Properties Established 1. A map entitled “Properties of Historic or Architectural Significance in the Old Town Area Town of Smithfield, Virginia Historic Preservation Overlay,” hereinafter called “the Inventory Map,” has been adopted and shall be as much a part of this ordinance as if fully described herein and shall be filed as a part of the ordinance by the Clerk of the Town of Smithfield. 2. All structures designated on said map as structures from the 18th century to pre-Civil War or structures with architectural significance from the period after the Civil War shall be considered as landmarks or landmark structures. 3. Properties designated as properties which contribute to the historic character of the Town but which do not contain landmark structures shall be known as contributing properties for the purpose of the ordinance. 4. Dates of construction noted on said map for certain landmark structures shall be accepted for the purposes of administration of this ordinance unless a different date is proven to the satisfaction of the Review Board, in which case the new date may be noted on the inventory map at the time of the next amendment thereto. Properties designated as non-contributing are those which feature buildings that were constructed less than fifty (50) years ago, have been altered to such an extent that they are no longer representative of the period in which they were constructed, are in such a poor condition that their preservation is difficult, are unexemplary of any particular architectural style, have no architectural merit, and/or are vacant lots. 5. The inventory map may be amended from time to time in the same manner as the Zoning District Map. To remove any ambiguity as to the boundaries of the HP-O District, and to align interpretations of the Inventory Map, attached thereto shall be a list of all tax parcel identification numbers, addresses, and designations for all properties located within the HP-O District. ___________________________________________________________________________________ HP-O, Historic Preservation Areas Overlay District Article 3.M: 4 Smithfield Zoning Ordinance September 1, 1998 ___________________________________________________________________________________ 6. To reflect changes in the HP-O District which occur in real time, the Administrator shall update or amend the Inventory Map and property inventory from time to time with the Review Board’s approval. (Ord of 2020-??-??) E. HP-O District Administration: Board of Historic and Architectural Review 1. Membership: The Review Board shall consist of seven (7) citizens, at least three (3) of whom shall be residents of the historic district and five of whom shall be residents of the Town of Smithfield, appointed by the Town Council. One of the members shall be a licensed architect or building contractor, one shall be a member of the Town Planning Commission and one shall be a citizen who has demonstrated outstanding interest and knowledge in historical or architectural development within the Town. The Review Board shall elect its chairman and the term of office shall be for five years, except that original appointments shall be made for such terms that the term of one member shall expire each year. Appointments to fill vacancies shall be made only for the unexpired term. Members may be reappointed to succeed themselves. A member whose term expires shall continue to serve until his successor is appointed and qualifies. The Review Board shall adopt rules of procedure and keep written minutes of its meetings. 2. General Considerations for Review: In general it is the purpose of this Ordinance to establish review procedures for actions affecting properties in the HP-O Historic Preservation Overlay District which will be relatively simple, with minimum delay for those actions which will have little if any permanent effect on the character of the historic district or on a significant structure but also to require a more thorough review for actions which may have a substantial effect on the character of the district or on a significant structure. Certain actions are exempted from special historic and architectural review altogether, except as normal review may be necessary for issuance of a building permit. Other actions, depending on the possible consequences thereof, may be reviewed by the Planning and Zoning Administrator acting alone, by the Planning and Zoning Administrator acting after informal consultation with the Review Board, by the Review Board acting with original jurisdiction, or in the most serious cases, action by the Town Council following action by the Review Board. The decisions of the Planning and Zoning Administrator may be appealed to the Review Board, the decisions of the Review Board may be appealed to the Town Council, and the final decisions of the Town Council may be appealed to the Circuit Court of Isle of Wight County. ___________________________________________________________________________________ HP-O, Historic Preservation Areas Overlay District Article 3.M: 5 Smithfield Zoning Ordinance September 1, 1998 ___________________________________________________________________________________ (Ord. of 9-5-2000) G. Additions to the HP-O District The Town Council may adopt an ordinance setting forth the historic landmarks within the Town as established by the Virginia Historic Landmarks Commission, and any other property, buildings or structures within the Town having an important historic, architectural or cultural interest, and any historic areas within the Town as defined by Section 15.2-2306 of the Code of Virginia. The Council may also amend the existing zoning ordinance by delineating one or more of the historic districts adjacent to such landmarks, buildings and structures or encompassing such historic areas, provided that such amendment of this ordinance and the establishment of such district or districts shall be in accordance with the provisions of the Code of Virginia and the provisions of the Town Code, relative to amendments to this ordinance. A list of historic properties and contributing and landmark buildings identified by the Review Board is presented in Article 3.M: Section H of this ordinance. ___________________________________________________________________________________ HP-O, Historic Preservation Areas Overlay District Article 3.M: 24 Smithfield Zoning Ordinance September 1, 1998 ___________________________________________________________________________________ H. TOWN OF SMITHFIELD HISTORIC PROPERTIES CONTRIBUTING AND LANDMARK BUILDINGS (Unless otherwise all properties listed are residential) Inventory Completed on June 21, 1993 Inventory Amended on September 5, 2000; May 4, 2004 Address Categorical Status No. Street Name Landmark Contributing Non-Contributing Description 206 Astrid Street * 207 Astrid Street * 210 Astrid Street * 211 Astrid Street * 212 Astrid Street * Duplex(A &B) 215 Astrid Street * 217 Astrid Street * 220 Astrid Street * 222 Astrid Street * 224 Astrid Street * 103 Cary Street * 105 Cary Street * 108 Cary Street * Pollard House 109 Cary Street * 111 Cary Street * 113 Cary Street * 202 Cary Street * 203 Cary Street * 204 Cary Street * 206 Cary Street * 208 Cary Street * 210 Cary Street * 212 Cary Street * 215 Cary Street * 216 Cary Street * 218 Cary Street * 221 Cary Street * 224 Cary Street * 226 Cary Street * 228 Cary Street * 229 Cary Street * 230 Cary Street * 231 Cary Street * 232 Cary Street * 233 Cary Street * 237 Cary Street * 239 Cary Street * 241 Cary Street * ___________________________________________________________________________________ HP-O, Historic Preservation Areas Overlay District Article 3.M: 25 Smithfield Zoning Ordinance September 1, 1998 ___________________________________________________________________________________ Address Categorical Status No. Street Name Landmark Contributing Non-Contributing Description 243 Cary Street * 201 Cedar Street * Trinity Methodist Church 223 Cedar Street * Kenneth W. Pretlow Cultural Center 225 Cedar Street * 245 Cedar Street * 301 Cedar Street * 304 Cedar Street * 325 Cedar Street * 327 Cedar Street * 503-09 Cedar Street * Cedar Street Apartments Cedar Street * Apartments Under Const. 203 Chalmers Row * 205 Chalmers Row * 212 Chalmers Row * 213 Chalmers Row * 215 Chalmers Row * 102 South Church Street * 104 South Church Street * 111 South Church Street * Christ Episcopal 114 South Church Street * 117 South Church Street * Wentworth Barrett House 121 South Church Street * 123 South Church Street * Grinnan House 130 South Church Street * Chapman-Winn House 201 South Church Street * 204 South Church Street * Church of Christ 205 South Church Street * 212 South Church Street * Delk House 213 South Church Street * King-Atkinson 220 South Church Street * Eason-Whitley House 223 South Church Street * Hollaway House 226 South Church Street * P.D. Gwaltney House ___________________________________________________________________________________ HP-O, Historic Preservation Areas Overlay District Article 3.M: 26 Smithfield Zoning Ordinance September 1, 1998 ___________________________________________________________________________________ Address Categorical Status No. Street Name Landmark Contributing Non-Contributing Description 304 South Church Street * P.D. Gwaltney, Jr. House 309 South Church Street * Folk House 315 South Church Street * 318 South Church Street * 326 South Church Street * 331 South Church Street * 334 South Church Street * Goodrich House 335 South Church Street * Mackie-Sinclair House 338 South Church Street * Andrew Mackie House 340 South Church Street * 344 South Church Street * 345 South Church Street * Berryman House 346 South Church Street * 348 South Church Street * 351 South Church Street * Jordan House 352 South Church Street * Blow House 356 South Church Street * 357 South Church Street * Cowling-Barret House 362 South Church Street * 364-66 South Church Street * 365 South Church Street * Wilson -Morrison House 368 South Church Street * 372 South Church Street * 373 South Church Street * Benjamin Drew House 378 South Church Street * 382 South Church Street * 385 South Church Street * 386 South Church Street * 390 South Church Street * 403 South Church Street * 405 South Church Street * 409 South Church Street * 415 South Church Street * Smithfield Station ___________________________________________________________________________________ HP-O, Historic Preservation Areas Overlay District Article 3.M: 27 Smithfield Zoning Ordinance September 1, 1998 ___________________________________________________________________________________ Address Categorical Status No. Street Name Landmark Contributing Non-Contributing Description 111 North Church Street * Smithfield Foods 113 North Church Street * Old Fire Dept. 117 North Church Street * Public Works 119 North Church Street * Antiques 120 North Church Street * Art Gallery 121 North Church Street * Flower Shop 201 North Church Street * 210 North Church Street * Little Theatre 213 North Church Street * 217 North Church Street * 220 North Church Street * Smithfield Center 221 North Church Street * 223 North Church Street * 225 North Church Street * 240 North Church Street * Quick Stop 203 Clay Street * 205 Clay Street * 207 Clay Street * 209 Clay Street * 211 Clay Street * 217 Clay Street * 218 Clay Street * 219 Clay Street * 223 Clay Street * 227 Clay Street * 228 Clay Street * 232 Clay Street * 107 Cockes Lane * 111 Cockes Lane * 113 Cockes Lane * 117 Cockes Lane * 120 Cockes Lane * 100 Commerce Street * 102 Commerce Street * 104 Commerce Street * 106 Commerce Street * 108 Commerce Street * 111 Commerce Street * Admin Bldg 200 Commerce Street * Smithfield Foods, Inc HQ 105 Drummonds Lane * 111 Drummonds Lane * ___________________________________________________________________________________ HP-O, Historic Preservation Areas Overlay District Article 3.M: 28 Smithfield Zoning Ordinance September 1, 1998 ___________________________________________________________________________________ Address Categorical Status No. Street Name Landmark Contributing Non-Contributing Description 204 Drummonds Lane * 206 Drummonds Lane * 210 Drummonds Lane * 211 Drummonds Lane * 300 First Street * 304 First Street * 306 First Street * Duplex(A & B) 308 First Street * Duplex(A & B) 217 Grace Street * 220 Grace Street * The Grove 222 Grace Street * Hayden Hall 228 Grace Street * 304 Grace Street * 308 Grace Street * J.R. Jordan House 313 Grace Street * 316 Grace Street * 317 Grace Street * 320 Grace Street * Eley Cottage 321 Grace Street * 325 Grace Street * 328 Grace Street * 329 Grace Street * 333 Grace Street * 334 Grace Street * Pegram House 335 Grace Street * 337 Grace Street * 338 Grace Street * 345 Grace Street * 349 Grace Street * 355 Grace Street * 401 Grace Street * 402 Grace Street * Smithfield Public 403 Grace Street * Environmental Health Office 405 Grace Street * Hallwood Enterprises 407 Grace Street * Cofer Auto Supply ___________________________________________________________________________________ HP-O, Historic Preservation Areas Overlay District Article 3.M: 29 Smithfield Zoning Ordinance September 1, 1998 ___________________________________________________________________________________ Address Categorical Status No. Street Name Landmark Contributing Non-Contributing Description 502 Grace Street * Pierceville 110 Hill Street * Hill St. Baptist Church 107 Institute Street * Insurance Co. 111 Institute Street * 115 Institute Street * 204 Institute Street * Oak Grove Academy 214 Institute Street * 222 Institute Street * 230 Institute Street * 310 Institute Street * Town Hall 203 James Street * 207 James Street * 213 James Street * 217 James Street * 219 James Street * 227 James Street * 231 James Street * 232 James Street * 235 James Street * Smithfield Parks Maintenance 240 James Street * The Children’s Center 253 James Street * Paul D. Camp 255 James Street * Isle of Wight Library 259 James Street * YMCA 105 Jericho Road * 108 Jericho Road * 109 Jericho Road * 112 Jericho Road * Randolph-Revell House 113 Jericho Road * 301 Jericho Road * Windsor Castle 302 Jericho Road * 13 Main Street * Cleaners 15 Main Street * 17 Main Street * Shoe Repair 19 Main Street * Funeral Parlor 21 Main Street * Hair Salon 22 Main Street * Todd House 23 Main Street * Dental Office 25 Main Street * 27 Main Street * Barber 32 Main Street * Moody House ___________________________________________________________________________________ HP-O, Historic Preservation Areas Overlay District Article 3.M: 30 Smithfield Zoning Ordinance September 1, 1998 ___________________________________________________________________________________ Address Categorical Status No. Street Name Landmark Contributing Non-Contributing Description 36 Main Street * Thomas House 103 Main Street * I. of W. Museum (103 & 103a) 100 Main Street * Chamber of Commerce 108 Main Street * Christmas Store 110 Main Street * Annex 112 Main Street * Smithfield Inn 115 Main Street * Bank of Southside VA 124 Main Street * Lindsey Jones 130 Main Street * Courthouse 131 Main Street * 132 Main Street * Cho’s Alterations 202 Main Street * Cloud Nine 203 Main Street * Jordan House 207 Main Street * Art Gallery/Barber Shop 208 Main Street * Smithfield Ice Cream Parlor 210 Main Street * 213 Main Street * Modlin Printing 215 Main Street * Olde Towne Jewelers 216 Main Street * Antiques 217 Main Street * Ben Franklin 218A Main Street * Upholsterers 218B Main Street * Bakery 220 Main Street * Twins Restaurant 221 Main Street * Simpson’s Pharmacy 223-27 Main Street * Antiques Emporium 224 Main Street * Commercial 228 Main Street * Smithfield Times 229 Main Street * 234 Main Street * Post Office 235 Main Street * Atkinson Storehouse 237 Main Street * Hair & Fashions 302 Main Street * Realty/Town Offices ___________________________________________________________________________________ HP-O, Historic Preservation Areas Overlay District Article 3.M: 31 Smithfield Zoning Ordinance September 1, 1998 ___________________________________________________________________________________ Address Categorical Status No. Street Name Landmark Contributing Non-Contributing Description 303 Main Street * Bank of America 304 Main Street * 308 Main Street * Charles Nelms House 309 Main Street * Dental Office 310 Main Street * 311 Main Street * West House 314 Main Street * Barrow House 315 Main Street * Town Manager 318 Main Street * Circuit Parsonage 319 Main Street * Servistar Hardware Store 322 Main Street * 324 Main Street * 326 Main Street * 327 Main Street * 328 Main Street * 330 Main Street * Johnson House 331 Main Street * 333 Main Street * 334 Main Street * Hillyer House 335-37 Main Street * Duplex 336 Main Street * 338 Main Street * 339 Main Street * Whitehead House 340 Main Street * 341 Main Street * 342 Main Street * 343 Main Street * 345 Main Street * Britt-Simpson House 346 Main Street * Hearn House (Gallery) 348-54 Main Street * 349 Main Street * Apts. 1-4 353 Main Street * Barlow & Riddick 360-68 Main Street * 400 Main Street * Valentine House 409-13 Main Street * 415 Main Street * Ever-Clean Car Wash 420 Main Street * Laundromat 424 Main Street * Council Sales & Auto Parts 426 Main Street * Cornett’s Garage ___________________________________________________________________________________ HP-O, Historic Preservation Areas Overlay District Article 3.M: 32 Smithfield Zoning Ordinance September 1, 1998 ___________________________________________________________________________________ Address Categorical Status No. Street Name Landmark Contributing Non-Contributing Description 509 Main Street * Seaborne’s Barber Shop 511 Main Street * 517 Main Street * Main Street Baptist Church 518 Main Street * Little’s Super Market & Gas 519 Main Street * 521 Main Street * 106 N. Mason Street * Old Jail 107 N. Mason Street * 110 N. Mason Street * 111 N. Mason Street * 112 N. Mason Street * 117 N. Mason Street * 203 N. Mason Street * 205 N. Mason Street * 207 N. Mason Street * 211 N. Mason Street * 108 S. Mason Street * 112 S. Mason Street * Cary House 113 S. Mason Street * Mary Jackson House 116 S. Mason Street * 117 S. Mason Street * 121 S. Mason Street * 205 S. Mason Street * Smithfield Academy 213 S. Mason Street * Lightfoot-Folk House 220 S. Mason Street * 223 S. Mason Street * 224 S. Mason Street * Masonic Lodge 228 S. Mason Street * 229 S. Mason Street * 232 S. Mason Street * 233 S. Mason Street * 236 S. Mason Street * 240 S. Mason Street * 101 Riverview Avenue * 121 Riverview Avenue * 122 Riverview Avenue * 145 Riverview Avenue * ___________________________________________________________________________________ HP-O, Historic Preservation Areas Overlay District Article 3.M: 33 Smithfield Zoning Ordinance September 1, 1998 ___________________________________________________________________________________ Address Categorical Status No. Street Name Landmark Contributing Non-Contributing Description 146 Riverview Avenue * 149 Riverview Avenue * 151 Riverview Avenue * 156 Riverview Avenue * 200 Riverview Avenue * 205 Riverview Avenue * 207 Riverview Avenue * 208 Riverview Avenue * 210 Riverview Avenue * 212 Riverview Avenue * 129 Sykes Court * 131 Sykes Court * 132 Sykes Court * 135 Sykes Court * 136 Sykes Court * 139 Sykes Court * 140 Sykes Court * 144 Sykes Court * 145 Sykes Court * 106 Thomas Street * 107 Thomas Street * 110 Thomas Street * 111 Thomas Street * 114 Thomas Street * 127 Thomas Street * 102 Underwood Lane * Mayfair Management Inc./ Smithfield Rare Books 106 Underwood Lane * 121-23 Underwood Lane * 101 Washington Street * 103 Washington Street * 105 Washington Street * 106 Washington Street * 107 Washington Street * 108 Washington Street * 110 Washington Street * 111 Washington Street * 201 Washington Street * 202 Washington Street * 203 Washington Street * 205 Washington Street * ___________________________________________________________________________________ HP-O, Historic Preservation Areas Overlay District Article 3.M: 34 Smithfield Zoning Ordinance September 1, 1998 ___________________________________________________________________________________ Address Categorical Status No. Street Name Landmark Contributing Non-Contributing Description 209 Washington Street * 210 Washington Street * 211 Washington Street * 212 Washington Street * 215 Washington Street * 216 Washington Street * 219 Washington Street * 220 Washington Street * 221 Washington Street * 223 Washington Street * Agriculture Building (Ord. of 9-5-2000; Ord. of 5-4-2004) Repealed by Ord. of 2020-??-?? ___________________________________________________________________________________ HP-O, Historic Preservation Areas Overlay District Article 3.M: 35  TOWN OF SMITHFIELD, VIRGINIA STR EET O HISTORIC PRESERVATION OVERLAY G For more information, please consult O S URCH Smithfield Zoning Ordinance Article COMMERCE STREET E HI LL CH 3.M and the Smithfield Historic District W AY Design Guidelines. If you have any NO RTH questions, please contact the Community Development & Planning UE Department at 1-(757)-365-4200. N VE º A EW VI ER RIV This map was created in May of 2020 by EET Tammie Clary, Joseph Reish, and John Settle. STR M IVE CO N DR TO T ER NG EE ME I T SH ST R NO R LU RC WA AY CL TH ES ET M AS TRE SOUTH CHURCH STREET ON JA M R ST ES ET EE E R CA TR ST T Y RE E S AC ST ET GR ET RE E TR ET S LL HI C AS TR URT CO CO K ES SY KE ID AN STR SL EET EET TR E S R EE T DA ST R CE UTE IN POL E RO MA ROA 10 B CO N Legend VE ET A AD YP Non-Contributing Properties D E STR A SS N RO A IN LA C Contributing Properties HO TM TP S WE JER KA E IC Landmark Properties YAK LA 0 0.05 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.4 Streets NE Miles  Historic Preservation Overlay Inventory Landmark Properties 108 Cary St 213 Church St, S 344 Church St, S 334 Grace St 308 Main St 201 Cedar 220 Church St, S 345 Church St, S 502 Grace St 314 Main St 102 Church St, S 223 Church St, S 365 Church St, S 110 Hill St 330 Main St 111 Church St, S 226 Church St, S 368 Church St, S 301 Jericho Rd 334 Main St 117 Church St, S 304 Church St, S 372 Church St, S 302 Jericho Rd 335-37 Main St 121 Church St, S 309 Church St, S 373 Church St, S 101-3 Main St 336 Main St 123 Church St, S 318 Church St, S 204 Grace St 101 Main St 130 Mason St, N 130 Church St, S 331 Church St, S 220 Grace St 110-12 Main St 112 Mason St, N 201 Church St, S 334 Church St, S 222 Grace St 124 Main St 113 Mason St, N 205 Church St, S 335 Church St, S 304 Grace St 130-32 Main St 117 Mason St, N 212 Church St, S 338 Church St, S 308 Grace St 203 Main St 205 Mason St, S 340 Church St, S 320 Grace St 235 Main St 213 Mason St, S Historic Preservation Overlay Inventory Contributing Properties 103 Cary St 221 Cary St 111 Church St, N 386 Church St, S 217 Grace St 105 Cary St 221 Cary St 113 Church St, N 228 Grace St 390 Church St, S 109 Cary St 224 Cary St 117 Church St, N 409 Church St, S 313 Grace St 111 Cary St 121 Church St, N 226 Cary St 415 Church St, S 316 Grace St 113 Cary St 104 Church St, S 202 Cary St 229 Cary St 209-11 Clay St 317 Grace St 204 Church St, S 203 Cary St 230 Cary St 315 Church St, S 213 Clay St 321 Grace St 204 Cary St 232 Cary St 326 Church St, S 107 Cockes Ln 325 Grace St 204 Cary St 223 Cedar St 346-48 Church St, S 328 Grace St 111 Cockes Ln 206 Cary St 356 Church St, S 225 Cedar St 120 Cockes Ln 329 Grace St 208 Cary St 362 Church St, S 301 Cedar St 111 Commerce St 333 Grace St 210 Cary St 364-66 Church St, S 215 Cary St 304 Cedar St 112 Commerce St 338 Grace St 378 Church St, S 216 Cary St 203 Chalmers Row 382 Church St, S 200 Commerce St 349 Grace St 218 Cary St 212 Chalmers Row 355 Grace St  Historic Preservation Overlay Inventory Contributing Properties (continued) 107 Institute St 259 James St 223 Main St 331-33 Main St 136 Sykes Ct 111 Institute St 105 Jericho Rd 224 Main St 111 Mason St, N 140 Sykes Ct 115 Institute St 108 Jericho Rd 228 Main St 106 Thomas St 109 Jericho Rd 112 Mason St, N 214 Institute St 234 Main St 107 Thomas St 112 Jericho Rd 117 Mason St, N 226 Institute St 237 Main St 110 Thomas St 113 Jericho Rd 203 Mason St, N 230 Institute St 13-27 Main St 303 Main St 111 Thomas St 310 Institute St 100 Main St 304 Main St 205 Mason St, N 114 Thomas St 203 James St 108 Main St 310 Main St 207 Mason St, N 102 Underwood Ln 207 James St 115 Main St 311 Main St 106 Underwood Ln 116 Mason St, S 213 James St 131 Main St 315 Main St 121-23 Underwood Ln 217 James St 202 Main St 220 Mason St, S 318 Main St 209 Washington St 227 James St 213 Main St 229 Mason St, S 215 Main St 322 Main St 210 Washington St 228 James St 150 Riverview Ave 216 Main St 324 Main St 212 Washington St 231 James St 217 Main St 154 Riverview Ave 326 Main St 215 Washington St 232 James St 218A-B Main St 327 Main St 200 Riverview Ave 216 Washington St 253 James St 220 Main St 328 Main St 212 Riverview Ave 221 Washington St 255 James St 221 Main St  Historic Preservation Overlay Inventory Non-Contributing Properties 206-24 Astrid St 379 Church St, S 113 Hill St 101-49 Riverview Ave 212 Cary St 385 Church St, S 222 Institute St 151 Riverview Ave 231 Cary St 403-05 Church St, S 219 James St 156 Riverview Ave 233 Cary St 203-07 Clay St 240 James St 3-11 Main St 203-10 Riverview Ave 237 Cary St 217-32 Clay St 206-10 Main St 129-35 Sykes Ct 237 Cary St 113-17 Cockes Ln 229 Main St 139 Sykes Ct 239-43 Cary St 100-8 Commerce St 245 Main St 144-45 Sykes Ct 325-29 Cedar St 105-11 Drummonds Ln 302 Main St 103-11 Washington St 503-13 Cedar St 204-19 Drummonds Ln 309 Main St 545 Cedar St 303-8 First St 319 Main St 200-6 Washington St 205-11 Chalmers Row 227 Grace St 211 Mason St, N 211 Washington St 215 Chalmers Row 337 Grace St 108 Mason St, S 219-20 Washington St 121 Mason St, S 120 Church St, N 345 Grace St 223 Washington St 223-28 Mason St, S 201-40 Church St, N 401-7 Grace St 232-40 Mason St, S  Historic Preservation Overlay Inventory Non-Contributing Properties (vacant lots) 21A-01-402A 21A-03-G008 21A-01-040 21A-01-353 21A-01-181 21A-01-293 21A-01-228 21A-01-308 21A-01-404 21A-03-H018 21A-01-041 21A-01-354A 21A-01-057A 21A-01-300 21A-01228 21A-01-309 21A-01-407 21A-03-H019 21A-01-042 21A-01-360 21A-01-058 21A-01-311 21A-01-238A 21A-01-315 21A-01-407A 21A-03-H020 21A-01-043 21A-01-361 21A-01-061 21A-01-186A 21A-01-241 21A-01-316 21A-01-420 21A-03-H021 21A-01-044 21A-01-364A 21A-01-202 21A-01-192 21A-01-246 21A-01-317 21A-01-421 21A-03-H024 21A-01-045 21A-01-380 21A-01-223A 21A-04-000I11 21A-01-350 21A-01-318 21A-01-451 21A-03-H025 21A-01-046A 21A-01-113 21A-01-284 21A-04-000I14 21A-01-254 21A-01-323 21A-01-452 21A-03-H026 21A-01-050B 21A-01-129 21A-01-285 21A-04-000I6 21A-01-263 21A-01-348 21A-01-459 21A-03-H027 21A-01-106 21A-03-E011A 21A-01-319 21A-04-002 21A-01-263A 21A-01-355 21A-03-E001 21A-03-H028 21A-01-117A 21A-03-F001 21A-01-392 21A-04-004 21A-01-275 21A-01-356 21A-03-E002 21A-04-000I11 21A-01-133 21A-03-F002 21A-01-393 21A-04-010A 21A-01-276 21A-01-357 21A-03-E006 21A-01-252 21A-01-170A 21A-01-128 21A-01-399B 21A-04-012 21A-01-277 21A-01-346 21A-03-G003 21A-01-255 21A-04-049 21A-01-173 21A-04-037 21A-01-224A 21A-01-296 21A-01-347 21A-03-G005 21A-01-039 21A-01-352 21A-01-178 21A-04-038 21A-01-224A 21A-01-296 21A-01-349  Historic Preservation Overlay Inventory Non-Contributing Properties (vacant lots continued) 21A-04-039 21A-01-359 21A-03-B033 21A-03-D015 21A-03-D034 21A-03-A008A 21A-03-H008 21A-04-040 21A-01-182 21A-03-B034 21A-03-D017 21A-03-D035 21A-03-B001 21A-03-H011 21A-04-050 21A-01-182A 21A-03-B035 21A-03-D019 21A-03-D036 21A-03-B003 21A-03-H014 21A-04-051 21A-01-183 21A-03-B038 21A-03-D021 21A-03-D037 21A-03-B004 21A-04-052 21A-03-B017 21A-03-B041 21A-03-D022 21A-03-D038 21A-03-B005 21A-04-053 21A-03-B017B 21A-03-B042 21A-03-D023 21A-03-D039 21A-03-B007 21A-04-054 21A-03-B018 21A-03-B043 21A-03-D024 21A-03-D040 21A-03-B008A 21A-01-399 21A-03-B018A 21A-03-B044 21A-03-D025 21A-03-D041 21A-03-B009 21A-01-400 21A-03-B019 21A-03-B044A 21A-03-D026 21A-03-D042 21A-03-B009A 21A-01-069 21A-03-B024 21A-03-B044B 21A-03-D027 21A-03-D043 21A-03-B010 21A-01-074 21A-03-B025 21A-03-B044B 21A-03-D028 21A-03-D044 21A-03-B011 21A-03-A003B 21A-03-B026 21A-03-C017 21A-03-D029 21A-01-375 21A-03-B012 21A-03-A004A 21A-03-B027 21A-03-C018 21A-03-D030 21A-03-A001 21A-03-B013 21A-03-E001A 21A-03-B028 21A-03-C021 21A-03-D030 21A-03-A002 21A-03-B014 21A-03-E001B 21A-03-B029 21A-03-D004A 21A-03-D031 21A-03-A005 21A-03-B015 21A-01-301 21A-03-B030 21A-03-D005 21A-03-D032 21A-03-A005A 21A-03-C005 21A-01-356A 21A-03-B032 21A-03-D013 21A-03-D033 21A-03-A008 21A-03-H001