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HEMA No. 2024-04 – The C.J. Young House (2208 N. Flower Street) November 7, 2024 Page 4 4 6 4 1 after further discussion with the Planning Division staff, the property owners will instead replace these windows with like-for-like wood windows, given the windows deteriorating conditions. A condition of approval is recommended, requiring that the two subject windows remain as wood, and that they are replaced to the satisfaction of the Planning and Building Agency. Exterior work on the residence is described in more detail below. Alterations to the primary east façade would include: •Restoration of focal window by removing non-historic existing vinyl-sash window (Window E1 on Page A05 of Exhibit 4, Architectural Plans) and replacement with a tripartite steel casement window modeled (Window N1 on Page A08 and A09) on the historic window recently replaced at the same location; •Replacement of existing glazed front door (Door F1) with a new wood-panel door (Door P1) within the same doorway; •Like-for-like replacement of three metal casement windows (Windows E2 and E4) with the same size, operation, and dimensions (Windows N6 and N7) •Leveling of the brick porch flooring with the addition of bricks similar to the existing brickwork. Alterations to the secondary south façade would include: •Removal of the existing non-historic door (Door F11) and window, filling of openings, and application of new stucco to match the existing stucco cladding at this location; •Removal of historic French doors (Door F10) facing the rear patio and installation of a new metal-sash casement window (Window N3) in an altered opening at the same location; •Removal of non-historic window (Window E7) facing the rear patio and installation of a new metal-sash casement window (Window N3) at the same location. Alterations to the secondary north façade would include: •Removal of a non-historic, secondary sliding-glass door (Door F8) and installation of two metal-sash casement windows (Window N2 and N3) in an altered opening at the same location; •Removal of an existing metal-sash window (Window E6) and replacement with new metal-sash casement windows (Windows N4). •Removal of two existing historic wood windows (Windows E5 and E6) and replacement with like-for-like wood horizontal windows. •Removal of two to three linear feet of board-and-batten siding and application of stucco fill to accommodate the replacement of the easternmost window on this façade. Alterations to the rear-facing west façade would include: