Window replacement at 19 Harrison Street tabled pending clearer drawings and material details
September 28, 2026 | Easton, Talbot County, Maryland
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The Historic District Commission tabled an application for 19 Harrison Street after commissioners raised questions about whether all windows were being replaced and whether front first‑floor windows would be wood or wood‑clad as required for historic elevations.
Commissioners noted the submitted cut sheets referenced Fiberglass (Fibrex) products but did not make clear which windows or quantities applied to each line on the schedule. One commissioner said the front first‑floor windows must be wood if they are original to the facade. The commission voted to table the application until the next meeting so the applicant can provide clearer drawings and a complete window schedule.
A motion to table was moved and seconded, and the commission voted in favor.
Commissioners noted the submitted cut sheets referenced Fiberglass (Fibrex) products but did not make clear which windows or quantities applied to each line on the schedule. One commissioner said the front first‑floor windows must be wood if they are original to the facade. The commission voted to table the application until the next meeting so the applicant can provide clearer drawings and a complete window schedule.
A motion to table was moved and seconded, and the commission voted in favor.
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