Landmark Commission · 9:30 AM · Council Briefing, Room 6ES
This meeting is scheduled for Tuesday, September 8, 2026 and has not occurred yet. The analysis below is a preview based on the published agenda.
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Developer
MediumMedium significance — notable action worth trackingWhat to prepare for: Applicants with historic-district rear additions or accessory improvements should align drawings and material schedules with the staff and task-force conditions scheduled for review, particularly window configuration, wood materials, roof form, and façade compatibility.
11 items(9 procedural hidden)
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#C1Certificate of Appropriateness request to install an art sculpture in Reverchon Park near Spring Avenue and Turtle Creek Boulevard, subject to preservation, plant-selection, and anti-vandalism conditions.
#C2Terry Irwin seeks a Certificate of Appropriateness to remove a diseased American Elm from the front yard at 6018 Worth Street in the Junius Heights Historic District. Staff recommends approval conditioned on planting an appropriate replacement tree.
#C3Michaela Houghton seeks a Certificate of Appropriateness to construct a rear-yard pool house at 5015 Reiger Avenue in the Munger Place Historic District. Staff recommends approval, while the task force recommends conditions for wood windows and a compatible roof form.
#C4Phousavat Chounlamany requests a Certificate of Appropriateness to paint the main structure at 4631 Sycamore Street SW2816 Rookwood Dark Green. Staff recommends approval only if a lighter shade is used, while the task force recommends denial because the color falls outside the allowed value range.
#C5Certificate of Appropriateness request to install a standing-seam metal roof with skylights over the rear patio at 4937 Swiss Avenue. Staff recommends approval, while the task force recommends approval conditioned on revised roof drawings and details.
#C6Certificate of Appropriateness request to replace rear outdoor structures at 122 N. Clinton Avenue with an all-season covered porch and attached garage pergola in the Winnetka Heights Historic District.
#C7Certificate of Appropriateness request to alter rear second-story windows and a door and remove a second-story deck at 123 N. Rosemont Avenue in the Winnetka Heights Historic District.
#CR8Courtesy review of proposed exterior rehabilitation at 1104 Betterton Circle in the Tenth Street Historic District, including siding, windows, doors, roof, porch elements, mechanical equipment, and paint.
#D9Certificate of Appropriateness request for a horizontal rear addition at 202 S. Cliff Street in the Tenth Street Historic District, subject to window, siding, survey, and separate approval conditions.
#D10Certificate of Demolition request for the main residential building at 1411 Church Street in the Tenth Street Historic District, citing an imminent public health or safety threat. Staff recommends approval, while the Task Force recommends denial without prejudice and a security fence.
#D11Certificate of Appropriateness request for rear porch construction, chimney removal, and window and door modifications at a contributing home in the Winnetka Heights Historic District.
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