Hudson
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Architectural & Historic Board of Review
The Architectural & Historic Board of Review is evaluating several property applications for compliance with design standards. Discussions include siding replacements in historic districts, new home construction, accessory structures like garages, and minor alterations such as fences and signs.
- Siding replacement at 248 N Main Street
- Gazebo repair at 333 Boston Mills Rd
- Home addition at 6761 Pheasants Ridge
- New single-family home at 5248 Preserve Ln
- Wall sign application for 5840 Darrow Rd
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Architectural & Historic Board of Review
The Architectural & Historic Board of Review will evaluate multiple applications for demolitions, additions, and new construction across Hudson. Staff will present design standard compliance notes for projects at 179 Elm Street, 5248 Preserve Lane, and 248 N Main Street. The board will also continue reviewing a commercial sign at 180 W Streetsboro Street and a historic home demolition at 179 Elm Street.
- Demolition of a 1952 home at 179 Elm Street in the Historic District
- New single-family house construction at 5248 Preserve Lane
- Shake siding replacement at 248 N Main Street in the Historic District
- Commercial wall sign revision at 180 W Streetsboro Street
- Demolition of a 1939 residence at 2710 Ravenna Street
City Council Workshop
City Council will discuss a proposed consent agenda for July 14, including a 6-month freeze on new data center applications, adding a third school resource officer, and authorizing a $70,939 traffic study for Clinton Crossing. They'll also consider finalizing a cell tower lease and placing a natural gas aggregation program on the ballot.
- 6-month moratorium on data center applications
- 3rd school resource officer for Hudson schools
- $70,939 traffic impact study for Clinton Crossing
- Cell tower lease with Northstar Towers II, LLC
- Storm water easement at 2095 Ravenna Street
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will review staff memos regarding the Planned Development process. The meeting also includes a discussion topic focused on Special Events.
- Planned Development (PD) process review
- Special Events discussion
Board of Zoning & Building Appeals
The Board of Zoning & Building Appeals will hold public hearings on three variance requests for construction projects, including a townhome development requiring stream corridor and wetland disturbance variances, a new home driveway near wetlands, and a home addition. The board will also approve minutes from prior meetings.
- Variance request for townhome project at 86 Owen Brown St, including 47-ft stream corridor setback reduction and wetland disturbance allowance, with Veterans Trail extension
- Variance request for driveway at 549 W Streetsboro St, seeking 14-ft wetlands setback reduction
- Variance request for home addition at 7400 Valerie Ln, asking for 13-ft rear yard setback reduction
City Council
City Council will consider reducing the speed limit on Darrow Road (SR 91) from 45 to 35 mph between Valley View Road and the northern corporate line. Other items include approving a contract for fire hydrant installations on Middleton and Stow Roads, a lease for a cell tower, and placing a natural gas aggregation program on the ballot.
- Speed limit reduction on Darrow Road (SR 91) from 45 to 35 mph
- Contract for 14 fire hydrants on Middleton and Stow Roads
- Lease agreement with Northstar Towers II, LLC for a cell tower in southern Hudson
- Resolution to put an opt-out natural gas aggregation program on the ballot
- Amended contract with Cogent Communications for internet circuit redundancy
Architectural & Historic Board of Review
The Architectural & Historic Board of Review will review 14 applications including signs, residential additions, porch projects, and a proposed demolition of a contributing historic home on Elm Street. The board also continues review of two previously heard projects with revised plans. Two informal reviews for new construction and a major addition round out the agenda.
- Demolition of 1952 Minimal Traditional home at 179 Elm Street, a contributing building in the historic district added in 2022
- Continued review of outdoor fireplace at 48 College Street with revised brick detailing elevations
- Continued review of great room/dining room addition at 7541 Lakedge Ct with chimney and window design issues
- Sign applications for 96 First Street, 180 W Streetsboro St, 5133 Darrow Rd, and 19 E Main Street
- Informal review of new single-family house at 1957 Norton Rd with 190-ft front setback and design standard conflicts
City Council Workshop
Council is reviewing items for its June 16 regular meeting, including a consent agenda and several pieces of legislation. Notable items include reducing the speed limit on Darrow Road (SR 91) between Valley View Road and the northern city line, authorizing 14 new fire hydrants on Middleton and Stow Roads, and placing a natural gas aggregation program before voters. Council will also consider a cell tower lease on city-owned property.
- Ordinance lowering speed limit on Darrow Road (SR 91) from 45 to 35 mph between Valley View Road and northern corporate line
- Resolution authorizing contract for installation of 14 fire hydrants along Middleton Road and Stow Road
- Ordinance placing governmental natural gas aggregation opt-out program on the ballot for voter approval
- Resolution authorizing long-term lease with Northstar Towers II, LLC for cell tower on city-owned property
- Resolution amending Velocity Broadband contract with Cogent Communications to add monthly redundancy fee