Vice Chair Alan Hoag moved to approve the facade alteration, and the Planning Commission approved it 3-0.
Planning Commission approves facade alteration at 319 Grant Street
The change to the residential property's exterior has cleared the city's planning commission.
June 9, 2026: 319 Grant Street - Residential Facade Alteration
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What this means now
The story
The owners of 319 Grant Street requested approval for a residential facade alteration involving exterior paint.
The Planning Commission took up the request at its June 9, 2026 meeting, where the zoning administrator presented it to the board.
Vice Chair Alan Hoag moved to approve the facade alteration, and the Planning Commission approved it 3-0.
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How this issue got here
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Approvedunknown319 Grant Street - Residential Facade Alteration
319 Grant Street - Residential Facade Alteration.
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319 Grant Street - Residential Facade Alteration
319 Grant Street - Residential Facade Alteration.
Appeared on agendaproposed319 Grant Street - Residential Facade Alteration
319 Grant Street - Residential Facade Alteration.
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319 Grant Street - Residential Facade Alteration
319 Grant Street - Residential Facade Alteration.
Appeared on agendaproposed319 Grant Street - Residential Facade Alteration (exterior paint)
The owners at 319 Grant Street are requesting approval for a residential façade alteration.
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319 Grant Street - Residential Facade Alteration (exterior paint)
The owners at 319 Grant Street are requesting approval for a residential façade alteration.
Approvedconfirmed319 Grant Street - Residential Facade Alteration
319 Grant Street - Residential Facade Alteration.
Zoning Administrator presented the request to the Planning Commission.
Vice Chair Alan Hoag made a motion to approve
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319 Grant Street - Residential Facade Alteration
319 Grant Street - Residential Facade Alteration. Zoning Administrator presented the request to the Planning Commission. Vice Chair Alan Hoag made a motion to approve
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