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Applicant presents conceptual storefront restoration for 107 West Boscallon Street; board gives informal feedback

September 03, 2026 | Winchester City, Virginia


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Applicant presents conceptual storefront restoration for 107 West Boscallon Street; board gives informal feedback
The Board of Architectural Review heard a conceptual presentation for BAR26-86, a proposed exterior update at 107 West Boscallon Street. The Presenter said the owners (identified in the presentation as Ralph's Fire Company) want to "update the 1st Floor" only, removing the existing metal cladding to expose or add brick, installing a powder-coated storefront and brick piers, and adding signage and gooseneck lighting. The Presenter said apartments above would not be affected.

Board members and staff examined archival photos, discussed prior alterations and costs, and offered nonbinding feedback. The Staff member noted the proposal is "closer to what's appropriate for the building" without a full restoration. The Presenter told the board the project is being priced now and that, if within budget, construction could start soon. Because the meeting lacked a quorum, the board could not make formal approvals; the Chair said color choices "would be administratively approved" and that the applicant would proceed with formal applications later.

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