Board approves rear addition at 29 5th Avenue after clearing partial‑demolition question
September 09, 2026 | Saratoga, Saratoga County, New York
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Architect Randy Kelly (S16) presented removal of a 1979 two‑story rear addition at 29 5th Avenue and a proposal for a single‑story rear addition, screen porch and patio. The board determined the 1979 addition was not historically significant and approved demolition under the applicable UDO and 6 NYCRR exemptions.
The board reviewed elevations and materials — standing seam metal roof for additions, Marvin Ultimate (aluminum‑clad wood) windows for new work and slate repair on the historic portions — and supported the design with routine administrative follow‑ups for precise heights and slate matching. The board said the addition should read as subservient and distinct from the historic primary structure.
The board reviewed elevations and materials — standing seam metal roof for additions, Marvin Ultimate (aluminum‑clad wood) windows for new work and slate repair on the historic portions — and supported the design with routine administrative follow‑ups for precise heights and slate matching. The board said the addition should read as subservient and distinct from the historic primary structure.
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