LEGISLATIVE RESEARCH CENTER
File #: 17-2662    Name:
Type: General Business Status: Passed
File created: 9/8/2017 In control: Downtown Advisory Board
On agenda: 9/12/2017 Final action: 9/12/2017
Title: Presentation and possible approval of an exterior renovation of Sander's Barber Shop located at 111 E Commercial Street, east of the southeast corner of Main Street and Commercial Street
Attachments: 1. 2-Existing Conditions and proposed updates.pdf, 2. 3-Section 5.8.C.4.pdf, 3. 4-Section 8.2.A.pdf
Broken Arrow Downtown Advisory Board
Meeting of: 09-12-2017

To: Chairperson and Board Members
From: Department of Development Services
Title:
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Presentation and possible approval of an exterior renovation of Sander's Barber Shop located at 111 E Commercial Street, east of the southeast corner of Main Street and Commercial Street
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Background:
The applicant, Sharon Petrik, has submitted an application for a proposed exterior remodel of Sander's Barber Shop located at 111 E. Commercial Street. The property is located east of the southeast corner of Main Street and Commercial Street.

The proposed exterior remodel includes removing the existing fa?ade and installing a gray-color stucco finish to the bottom portion of the building and a corresponding accent color cement board above the storefront. In addition, the applicant proposes to update existing windows with new, energy efficient glass and provide updates to the interior of the upstairs apartments with new paint and wood laminate flooring.

This property is zoned DM (Downtown Mixed Use) and is an existing non-conforming structure in the downtown area. Section 5.8.C.4 of the Zoning Ordinance states that brick shall be the primary building material along with masonry accents as traditionally found in the downtown. The age of the structure and overhang of the second level over the sidewalk make adding brick material to the fa?ade of the structure difficult and a possible safety hazard. Section 8.2.A of the Zoning Ordinance states that non-conforming structures can remain, so long as the non-conforming factors are not increased.

Staff has reviewed the application and proposed building materials and finds that the proposed remodel does not increase the non-conformity.

Cost: $0

Prepared By: Amanda Yamaguchi, Staff Planner, Plan Development

Reviewed By: Development Services Department
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