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Proposed Foundation Height Change for 4315 Junius Street

Original title: 4315 JUNIUS STREET Council District 2 Peak’s Suburban Addition Historic District COA-26-000207 Christina Paress Request A Certificate of Appropriateness to revise previously-approved plans on COA-25-000313 by modifying the height of the foundation on the main structure. Applicant Aaron Trecartin Application Filed 4/24/2026 Staff Recommendation That the request to revise previously-approved plans on COA-25-000313 by modifying the height of the foundation on the main structure be approved in accordance with drawings and specifications dated 6/1/2026 with the finding of fact that proposed foundation height is consistent with the neighboring main structures and would not have an adverse effect on the district. The proposed work is, therefore, consistent with preservation criteria Section 4; meets the standards in City Code Section 51-4.501(g)(6)(C)(ii) for noncontributing structures; and the Secretary of the Interior’s Standards for Rehabilitation. Task Force Recommendation That the request to revise previously approved foundation height on the main structure be approved as submitted.

June 1, 2026

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The Frame

What this does

This decision determines the permitted architectural specifications for a property within a protected historic district, setting a precedent for how foundation heights are regulated in the Peak’s Suburban Addition.

Who is mentioned in the record

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Aaron Trecartin

The applicant must receive approval for the proposed foundation height to proceed with construction as planned.

Residents of Peak’s Suburban Addition Historic District

The physical character of the neighborhood is subject to the preservation standards applied to this property.

What changed

Last recorded activity June 1, 2026.

What's next

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Summary

The applicant, Aaron Trecartin, is requesting approval to modify the foundation height of the main structure at 4315 Junius Street, which is located in the Peak’s Suburban Addition Historic District. Both city planning staff and the local task force have recommended approval of the request, citing consistency with neighboring properties and historic preservation standards.

Key Facts

  • The applicant is requesting a revision to previously approved plans (COA-25-000313) regarding the foundation height of the main structure at 4315 Junius Street.
  • The application was filed on April 24, 2026.
  • City planning staff recommend approval based on drawings and specifications dated June 1, 2026.
  • Staff found the proposed height is consistent with neighboring main structures and does not adversely affect the historic district.
  • The proposal is deemed consistent with preservation criteria Section 4 and City Code Section 51-4.501(g)(6)(C)(ii) for noncontributing structures.
  • The proposal meets the Secretary of the Interior’s Standards for Rehabilitation.
  • The local task force has recommended approval of the request as submitted.
  • The item is classified as a 'Consent Item' under file number 26-1840A.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a Certificate of Appropriateness?
It is a formal approval required for exterior changes to properties located within designated historic districts to ensure the work aligns with preservation standards.
Why is the foundation height being changed?
The document does not specify the reason for the change, only that the applicant is requesting a revision to previously approved plans.
Will this change affect the historic status of the neighborhood?
Staff determined that the proposed height is consistent with neighboring structures and would not have an adverse effect on the district.

Why It Matters

This decision determines the permitted architectural specifications for a property within a protected historic district, setting a precedent for how foundation heights are regulated in the Peak’s Suburban Addition.

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Standardized Historic Review

The application relies on the Secretary of the Interior’s Standards for Rehabilitation, indicating a strict adherence to federal guidelines for local historic preservation.

Department of Planning and Development

Connected Entities

locationPeak’s Suburban Addition Historic District“The historic district where the property is located.”Map →
personAaron Trecartin“The applicant requesting the revision to the foundation height.”Map →
location4315 Junius Street“The property subject to the Certificate of Appropriateness request.”Map →
otherCOA-26-000207“The current application file number.”Map →
organizationDepartment of Planning and Development“The city department overseeing the application.”Map →
personChristina Paress“Individual associated with the filing.”Map →
otherCOA-25-000313“The previously approved plan being revised.”Map →

Sources

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