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218-20 QUEEN ST

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Zoned RM-1Residential/Residential Mixed-Use
Owner
REV DENNIS J DOUGHERTY
ZIP code
19147
Year built
1840
Market value
$514,800

Historic

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3 decisions
Historic address
220 QUEEN STREET STREET. PHILIP DE NERI CHURCH, 220-228 QUEEN STREET
Year built
1840
Building description
APT BOARDING HOME MASONRY
Owner
REV DENNIS J DOUGHERTY / IN TRUST

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  1. Nomination

    Architectural Committee

    Recorded outcomeApproved

    Committee recommendations are not final Commission decisions.

    Recorded conditions

    if existing doors are replaced at any time, new ones should be of appropriate design to the period of the Church's building

    Criteria cited
    Church building period
  2. Alteration review

    Architectural Committee

    Recorded outcomeDenied

    Committee recommendations are not final Commission decisions.

    Recorded conditions

    Applicant must return with measured drawings of existing and proposed cornice and gutter systems, and cost estimates for producing the cornice in fiberglass and/or a combination of fiberglass and aluminum.

    Criteria cited
    Match with original historic designAppropriateness of replacement materialsPreservation of character-defining features
    Votes and testimony

    Testimony

    • James J. Clearkin Inc.support, organization
    • Joseph P. Clearkinsupport, person
  3. Alteration review

    Historical Commission

    Recorded outcomeDenied

    Recorded conditions

    Applicant must return with measured drawings of existing and proposed cornice and gutter systems, and cost estimates for producing the cornice in fiberglass and/or fiberglass and aluminum. Alternatively, Applicant may work with staff to develop the project without returning to Commission.

    Prior meeting reference: Architectural Committee meeting, 31 May 1994

    Vote tally
    Unanimous
    Criteria cited
    Profile match of replacement cornice to originalAppropriate materials for historic cornice replacement
    Votes and testimony

    Votes

    • Arlene Matzkinyes
    • Barbara Kaplanyes
    • Bennett Levinyes
    • Jeffrey Firstyes
    • Peter VanderHeideyes
    • Ronald Barberyes
    • Scott Wildsyes
    • Susan Rabinovitchyes
    • Wayne Spiloveyes

    Testimony

    • Joseph Clearkinsupport, person

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  1. L&I permits on hearing parcelsCOMPLETED
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  3. HearingLinked by parcel number
    Philadelphia Historical Commissiondenied
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  4. HearingLinked by parcel number
    Philadelphia Historical Commissiondenied
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  5. HearingLinked by parcel number
    Philadelphia Historical Commissionapproved
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