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3. COA-23-037 691 N COUNTY RD. The applicant, Laberge & Menard Inc., has filed an application requesting a Certificate of Appropriateness for the review and approval of two, new one-story 145 SF wing additions to an existing two-story garage/guest landmarked structure that was designed in 1930 for Otto H. Kahn by Treanor and Fatio. The request also includes the replacement of windows and doors as well as some opening modifications.

4. COA-23-046 235 SUNRISE AVE. The applicant, Palm Beach Hotel Condominium Association, INC. (Rep. Anthony Sawaya), has requested Landmarks Preservation Commission review and approval of a Certificate of Appropriateness for the replacement of windows and doors for the Landmarked building.

5. COA-23-047 (ZON-24-003) 340 ROYAL POINCIANA WAY (COMBO) The applicant, TUTTO MARE LLC and SIDNEY SPIEGEL, TRUSTEE OF TRUST #31520371 DATED OCTOBER 25, 1984, has filed an application requesting modifications to previously approved Certificate Of Appropriateness for exterior façade alterations to the south and west facades, including a variance to exceed the maximum height for new rooftop kitchen equipment. This is a combination project that shall also be reviewed by Town Council as it pertains to zoning relief/approval.

C. HISTORICALLY SIGNIFICANT BUILDINGS - OLD BUSINESS

1. HSB-23-009 (ZON-23-111) 269 PARK AVE (COMBO) AND FLOODPLAIN VARIANCE The applicant, Schnapps 269 Park Avenue LLC (Andrew and Lorraine Dodge), has filed an application requesting Landmarks Preservation Commission review and approval for exterior alterations to an existing three-story historically significant building, specifically to add a front terrace deck onto an existing ground floor entry porch, to construct a new gable-end entry, to add four new dormer windows (two on the east and two on the west side) to the roof of an existing three- story building, requiring a variance from the Floodplain requirement from Chapter 50, Floods, to maintain the existing building at a finished floor elevation below current FEMA requirements, and a variance to expand a nonconforming third floor, to increase the maximum height and to reduce the required front and side setback. Town Council shall review the application as it pertains to zoning relief/approval.

D. HISTORICALLY SIGNIFICANT BUILDINGS - NEW BUSINESS

1. HSB-23-010 441 SEAVIEW AVE. The applicant, 441 Seaview LLC (Rep. Maura Ziska), has filed an application requesting Certificate of Appropriateness review and approval for the installation of a new rooftop solar panel system for an existing one-story Historically Significant Building currently undergoing rehabilitation.

X. Landmark Designation Hearing

1. ITEM 1: 249 PERUVIAN AVE Owner: S & S Peruvian LLC

XI. UNSCHEDULED ITEMS (3 MINUTE LIMIT PLEASE)

A. Public

B. Staff

XII. COMMENTS FROM THE LANDMARKS PRESERVATION COMMISSION MEMBERS

XIII. NEXT MEETING DATE: Wednesday, January 17, 2024

XIV. ADJOURNMENT