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Board Approves Roof on 100 S. Main Street Building A; Building B Tabled for More Details

September 25, 2026 | Doylestown, Bucks County, Pennsylvania


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Board Approves Roof on 100 S. Main Street Building A; Building B Tabled for More Details
Donald Williams, representing Lemus Construction, presented roof replacement plans for 100 S. Main Street. For Building A he proposed "Antique Slate colored slate-line shingles" and said the dormer siding pattern contributes to the Historic District character; the board recommended approval for Building A and asked that the dormer shingles (fish scale, lightning bolts, etc.) be either saved or replicated in kind.

For Building B, Williams described removing a non-original glass entry roof and replacing it with a standing-seam metal roof and skylights to increase interior light. The board tabled the Building B application and asked the applicant to return with more detailed skylight representations and to consider whether solar panels might be included, deferring action until that supplemental information is provided (motion Happ/Blasdale).

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