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HEMA No. 2022-05 – Miller House (1809 N. Heliotrope Drive) July 7, 2022 Page 2 2 7 4 3 molding, an iron balconet forming an abstract geometric pattern extends across the façade. Centered above the balconet, applied iron scrollwork and a tripartite stained-glass window with wood frames add decorative accent to the second story. Another horizontal accent is provided by a stringcourse that forms a continuous header for the second-story windows. Above, an identical cornice terminates the roofline. Second-story windows consist of a pair of six-over-six, wood-framed double-hung sashes and French doors opening onto the balconet. First-story fenestration follows this pattern, with six-over-six, wood-framed double-hung sashes, two of which are located on the south half of the façade, and four grouped on the square bay on the north portion of the facade. Located in the central bay of the three-bay façade, the principal entry consists of a wood paneled door that is elevated on two steps and recessed beneath the balconet. Extending above the south elevation, an attached, stucco-clad chimney rises above the roofline. Project Description The proposed exterior modifications along the first floor include the partial demolition of a rear wall (adjacent to the existing kitchen) and the demolition of a “bump out”/extension, approximatley 100 square feet in size. Along the second floor, the exterior work would include partial demolition of a rear wall and bay window. The proposed demolition will accommodate a first floor addition of approximately 225 square feet, first floor remodel, and a second floor addition of approximately 188 square feet to accommodate a new bathroom, closet, and new second story rear balcony. The first floor addition would extend approximately nine feet towards the rear (east) of the property and be approximately 24 feet wide. The addition/remodeled first floor would include the kitchen and breakfast nook expansion, with a set of new French doors leading towards rear yard and two multi-light double-hung windows, along the east (rear) and south elevations. The second floor addition would also extend approximately nine feet towards the rear but would include a second story deck approximately 38 square feet in size, towards the northeast corner of the residence. The second story addition would also include multi-light double-hung windows along the east (rear) and south elevations. The proposed addition is designed with a built-up/flat roof with gutter and would not exceed the existing height of the two-story residence. The addition would include new exterior stucco and wood fascia board to match the style, color and texture of the existing residence. All new windows and French doors are proposed to be wood and dual glazed and would match the existing, including the wood trim. The proposed alterations will be located in the rear of the house, where it is not generally visible from the public right-of- way, and avoids the most significant and character-defining features. Historic Resources Commission 6 –2 7/7/2022