Historic Preservation Commission  Members: Mr. Larry. Jackson - Chairperson Mr. TimH Hoffman Secretary Dr. Lincoln Wilkins, Jr. Dr. Brian Plitnik  Mr.. Justin T.F Paulman Mr. Nathan C. Williams Ms. Lynda Lambert Councilwoman: Laurie Marchini  Staff Liaison: Ruth Davis Rogers, Historic Preservation Planner  AGENDA Historic Preservation Commission City Hall Council Chambers Oct. 9th, 2024, 4:001 P.M.  APPROVAL OF MINUTES PUBLIC COMMENT  Review and approval of Sept. 2024 meeting minutes  CERTIFICATE OF APPROPRIATENESS  Consent Agenda - these COA's received administrative approval 57 Baltimore St. COA24-000044 (paint colors) 12S. Mechanic St. COA24-000045 (paint colors)  Applicant: Tim Mullaney Applicant: Tim Mullaney Applicant: Tim Mullaney Applicant: Tim Mullaney Regular. Agenda - to be reviewed. by HPC  61E Baltimore St. COA24-000046 (paint colors and gentle power wash)  371 Baltimore St. COA24-000047 (paint colors)  47 Baltimore St. COA24-000048 (Façade Repairs and. Proposed. Renovations)  Applicant: Chris Sloan  OTHER BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS ADJOURNMENT    MINUTES  HISTORIC PRESERVATION COMMISSION  September 18, 2024  The Cumberland Historic Preservation Commission held its regular meeting on Wednesday September 18, 2024, within the Council Chambers of City Hall. Members present were, Mr. Larry Jackson, Councilwoman Laurie Marchini, Mr. Tim Hoffman, Mr. Nathan Williams, Mr. Justin Paulman and via phone were Ms. Lynda Lambert.  Others in attendance were, Ms. Ruth Davis-Rogers, Historic Preservation Planner/Grants Management and Ms. Chelsea Rexrode, Codes Technician. The applicant's present were Scott and Lexie Haines. There was a citizen present, Christopher Davis.  Chairman, Mr. Larry Jackson, called the meeting to order. He read the following statement into the record: "The Cumberland Historic Preservation Commission exists pursuant to Section 11 of the City of Cumberland Municipal Zoning Ordinance. Members are appointed by the Mayor and City Council and shall possess a demonstrated special knowledge or professional or academic training in such fields as history, architecture, architectural history, planning, archeology, anthropology, curation, conservation, landscape architecture, historic preservation, urban design, or related disciplines. The Commission strives to enhance quality of life by safeguarding the historical and cultural heritage of Cumberland. Preservation is shown to strengthen the local economy, stabilize and improve property values, and foster civic beauty. The Cumberland Historic Preservation Commission operates pursuant to State of Maryland 1977 Open Meetings Act and therefore no pending applications shall be discussed between or amongst Commissioners outside the public hearing  to determine the disposition of the application."  APPROVAL OF MINUTES  1. Minutes from August 2024 were approved as written. Ms. Lynda Lambert made the motion for approval and Mr. Tim Hoffman, seconded the motion. All  members were in favor. Motion approved.  PUBLIC COMMENTS  Mr. Christopher Davis expressed interest in historic preservation and that is  why he attended the meeting.    CONSENT AGENDA  173 N Mechanic St- COA24-000040 (Paint Colors)  Applicant: Clayton Miller  REGULAR AGENDA  1. 22 Queen City Dr - COA24-000038 ArTer-the-Fact Sign, sign installed  without permits)  Applicant: Exotic Mood and Vape Shop  The Applicant was asked to be present at this meeting, but unfortunately was not available due to a family emergency. This is a continuation of last month's meeting. At last month's meeting there was a recommendation to fine the business $100/ per day retroactive to 6/12/24, if they did not attend this September's meeting. Ruth Davis-Rogers will send out a letter to the applicant stating the HPC's recommendation from the previous meeting due to noncompliance.  2. 123 Baltimore St - COA24-000041 (Paint colors and windown clings) Applicant: Julie Westendorff - Allegany Arts Council  The applicant is requesting to put window clings on the front of the building while they are doing a building remodel. They will be colorful and have quotes as well. They Mr. Justin Paulman made the motion to approve COA24-000041. Mr. Tim Hoffman seconded the motion. All members were in favor. Motion approved.  will be on the windows for about a year.  3. 403 Washington St - COA24-000042 (Sidewalk repair/replacement- tree  removal)  Applicant: Scott & Lexie Haines - owner/resident  Lexie and Scott spoke on behalf of their project. They are proposing to pull out the existing sidewalk, grade it, and then replace bricks in a herringbone pattern. They will be using salvaged bricks. There will be 3 trees removed and replaced by the City Mr. Nathan Williams made the motion to approve COA24-000042 and Mr. Justin Paulman seconded the motion. All members were in favor. Motion approved.  Arborist.  2    4. 230 N. Mechanic St - COA24-000043 After-the-fact Sign) Applicant: Shilea Lyons - LeeLee's Hair Room  Applicant was not present for the meeting. Ruth spoke on behalf stating that this is an after-the-fact sign permit. This was an existing sign frame, but new art in the Mr. Tim Hoffman made the motion to approve COA24-000043 and Mr. Nathan Williams seconded the motion. All members were in favor. Motion approved. Mr. Larry Jackson read the approval statement: We have studied the application in all other relevant documents and presentation related to the for-mention cases COA24-000040, COA24-000041, COA24-000042, and COA24-000043. We find the properties on the approve Certificate of Appropriateness contribute to the Historic Districts where they are located and the proposed changes are consisted with guidelines and criteria found in the Historic Preservation District designed  frame. The sign meets city code.  guidelines for Cumberland Maryland. OTHER BUSINESS/STAFF UPDATES  Ruth spoke in regards to the "Choose Cumberland" Grant Heritage Days was September 14"-1 15"h. It was agreat success. We are approaching the Grand Re-opening of Baltimore St. An audio of tonight's meeting is available upon request.  ADJOURMENT  Mr. Larry Jackson adjourned the meeting.  Respectfully,  Mr. Tim Hoffman, Secretary  3    City of Cumberland - Dept. of Community Development  Internal Routing. Sheet  Permit or Review #: COA24-000044 Permit or Review' Type: Certificate of Appropriateness Applicant Contact Information: Name:  Project Location:  57 BALTIMORE ST CUMBERLAND, MD 21502  Timothy Mullaney (Licensee) * 10003 Carrington Court) NE 3016972255  Address: Phone: Email: Contact: Address: Phone: Email:  City/State/Zip: Cumberland MD21502-8357  Contractor Contact Information: Company Name:  Timothy Mullaney (Contractor) 10003 Carrington Court NE (301)697-2255  City/State/Zip: Cumberland MD21502  Date of Application:  09/19/2024  Work Description: (narrative box) Front and] Rearl Facade Updates Amount Paid: 0.00 Amount Due: 30.00    9/25/24,4:42PM  Letter View  CITY OF  CUMBERLAND 2 MARYLAND DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT wnwcumberondimdgoy  Permit Number: COA24-000044 Approval Date: 09/25/2024  YNLUBIKIYSTRET.CIMIRLAND.MD2SO - PHONE30739-6442 - FAX301-759-6432 - TDD800-75-2258  Certificate of Appropriateness Permit  Permit issued as per plans and subject toa all applicable Preservations Guidelines, City Codes and regulations.  Project Location: MDF Prop. #: Owner: Applicant: Address: City/State/Zip: Phone: Email:  57 BALTIMORE ST 04026403 MULLANEY TIMOTHYJ Timothy Mullaney (Licensee)* 10003 Carrington Court NE Cumberland MD2 21502-8357 3016972255  Date applied: Work expected tob begin: Contractor: Address: City/State/Zip: Phone: Email: MDI Master Plumber License #: Quantity  09/19/2024 09/25/2024 10003 Carrington Court NE Cumberland MD21502 (301)697-2255 000000  Description 1.0Certificate ofA Appropriateness Review Fee  Amount Total Cost 30.00 30.00  Project Description: Front and Rear Facade Updates  Administrative Approval by Ruth Davis-rogers, Historic Preservation Planner  Signature/Date  STATEMENT: hereby agreet to comply with all regulations which are applicable hereto, andi furthera agreet that thep proposed work shall bef faithfully carried out as described ont this request and as shown ont the plans accompanying same, and not otherwise. This application hereby expires six months following thet file datei ifno action ist taken tos start specified work. Also, this application will expire six months following thet file date ift the applicant fails top provide additional information: as  requested byt the! HPC ori its staffi inc order for the Commission tor render a decision. The application is activet for two years.  Signature  eIC/Users/dirDownload/Certncate ofAppropriateness Permit (Administrative Review) (61).htm  1/1    9/25/24,4:42PM  Letter View   a & jeet  CERTIFICATE OF APPROPRIATENESS DECISION  Certificate of Appropriateness: #COA24-000044 Agenda Item: COA24-000044 Project Address: 57 BALTIMORE ST Meeting Date: 09/25/2024 Property Number: 04026403  Issued  Timothy Mullaney (Licensee) * 10003 Carrington Court NE Cumberland, MD21502-8357 Dear. Applicant:  The Historic Preservation Commission oft the City of Cumberland on the above date, considered the application  for construction at the above address as follows:  Exterior improvements are to include: Front and Rear Facade Updates  The application was:  Issued  APPROVED with the following conditions: Administrative Approval by Ruth Davis - Rogers, Historic Preservation Planner, on 9/25/24. This project does not include any changes to structural or existing building  materials. Sincerely, sl-& Ruth Davis-Rogers Cc:Planning and Zoning COAFile  NOTE: Please note that the approval listed above only constitutes the approval of the Historic Preservation Commission. You must still ensure that all other permits associated with this project, if required, have been applied for and approved by the Building and Zoning Officer. EXPIRATION OF CERTIFICATES OF APPROPRIATENESS: This application hereby expires six months following the file date if no action is taken to start specified work. Also, the application will expire six months following the file date if the applicant fails to provide additional information as requested by  the HPC or its staffi in order for the Commission to render a decision.  llelIC/Users/rdirDownloads/Certncale ofA Appropriateness Decision Letter (37).htm  1/1    CITY OF CUMBERLAND CERTIFICATE OF APPROPRIATENESS  ATTACHMENT  TIMOTHYJ. MULLANEY  10003 CARRINGTON COURT NE, CUMBERLAND, MD 21502 EMAIL: tim@windsorcastleeventscentre.com  phone: 301-697-2255 PROJECT ADDRESS:  57 BALTIMORE STREET, CUMBERLAND, MD  TAXID:  04-026403  SCOPE OF WORK SUMMARIZE DESCRIPTION OF PROJECT):  FRONT FAÇADE OF BUILDING, 4 WINDOWS ON SECOND FLOOR, 4 WINDOWS ON THIRD FLOOR, SCRAPING, PAINTING WITH HERWIN-WILLAMS #2822 DOWNING FIRST FLOOR, ENTRANCE FOYER SURROUNDING DOOR WILL BE PAINTED SAME AS REAR FACADE OF BUILDING: SCRAPING, PAINTING WOOD TRIM ON 3 WINDOWS ON SECOND FLOOR, 3 WINDOWS ON THIRD FLOOR WILL BE PAINTED S-W #2822 FIRST FLOOR AND SECOND FLOOR BRICK WORK. AND FIRST FLOOR BRICK WORK WILL BE PAINTED SHERWIN-WILLAMS #9130 EVERGREEN FOG. CHIP SAMPLES  SAND.  WINDOWS S-W #2822.  *  DOWNING SAND.  ATTACHED.  PHOTOGRAPHS:  PHOTO: 1-F FRONT FAÇADE OF 57 BALTIMORE STREET PHOTO2- REAR FAÇADE OF 57 BALTIMORE STREET  PAYMENT:  CHECKI NO. 11493 AMOUNT $30.00 (SIGNED)      Real Property Data Search() Search Resultf for ALLEGANY COUNTY View! Map Special Tax Recapture: None Account! Identifier: Owner Name: Mailing Address: Premises Address:  View GroundRent Redemption  View GroundRent Registration  District- -04 Accountl Number 026403 MULLANEYTIMOTHY 10003 CARRINGTON CT CUMBERLANDI MD21502 57BALTIMORES ST CUMBERLAND2 21502-0000 Subdivision: 0000  Owner Information  Use: Principal Residence: Deed Reference: Legal Description:  COMMERCIAL NO /00609/00134 57BALTIMORE: ST 20X98 21X97  Location & Structure Information  Map: Grid: Parcel: Neighborhood: 0104 0016 7203A 10003.01 Town: CUMBERLAND Primary Structure Built 1900 Stories Basement Type  Section: Block: Lot: Assessment' Year:  Plat No: Plat Ref: County Use  2024 Property Land Area 1,996SF  Above Gradel Living/ Area 4,980SF RETAILS STORE  Finished Basement Area  Exterior Quality Full/Half Bath Garage Last Notice of Major Improvements  C3  Value Information Value Asof 01/01/2024 13,900 144,100 158,000 0 Transfer Information Date: 05/17/1993 Deed1: /00609/00134 Date:1 12/18/1992 Deed1: /00606/ 00525 Date: 02/03/1986 Deed1: /00554/0 00496 Exemption Information  Base Value 13,900 131,100 145,000 0  Phase-in Assessments Asof 07/01/2024 149,333  Asof 07/01/2025 153,667 Price: $0 Deed2: Price: $65,000 Deed2: Price: $80,000 Deed2:  Land: Improvements Total: Preferential Land: Seller: MULLANEY, TIMOTHY, J- Type: NON-ARMS LENGTH OTHER Seller: LAZARUS INCORPORATED Type: NON-ARMS LENGTH OTHER Seller: GERSON, JEANNEL L&L LOIS SCHWAB Type: ARMS LENGTHI IMPROVED Partial Exempt Assessments: County: State: Municipal: Special Tax Recapture: None Homestead. Application Status: NoA Application Homeowners" Tax Credit Application Status: NoA Application  Class 000 000 000  07/01/2024 0.00 0.00 0.00j0.00  07/01/2025 0.00J0.00  Homestead Application Information Homeowners' Tax Credit. Application Information  Date:  1/1    Photo#7  A  unIS  DIAMONE  MORTO  Layoue    - E  RESERVED PARKING &  CIT  MORTONS      City of Cumberland Dept. of Community Development  Internal Routing. Sheet  Permit orl Review #: COA24-000045 Permit or Review Type: Certificate of Appropriateness Applicant Contact Information: Name:  Project Location:  12SMECHANIC: ST CUMBERLAND, MD: 21502  Edward Mullaney * (re: Rental Properties) 2131 Fayette St 3017772828 ofice@windsorcasleeventscentre.com  Address: Phone: Email: Contact: Address: Phone: Email:  City/State/Zip: Cumberland MD 21502-2832  Contractor Contact Information: Company Name: ED. MULLANEY  37N. CENTRE: ST  City/State/Zip: CUMBERLANDMD21502  Date of Application:  09/19/2024  Work Description: (narrative box) Front and) Rearl Facade work- painting Amount Paid: 0.00 Amount Due: 30.00    9/25/24, 4:25PM  Letter View  CITY OF  CUMBERLAND  MARYLAND DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT .cumpemonamdgor  Permit Number: COA24-000045 Approval Date: 09/25/2024  7N.UBERIYSTRBETA CLUMBERLAND.MD2502 . PHONE30I-739-6442 * FAX301-759-6432 . TDD800-735-2258  Certificate of Appropriateness Permit  Permit issued as per plans and subject to alla applicable Preservations Guidelines, City Codes and regulations.  Project Location: MDI Prop. #: Owner: Applicant: Address: City/State/Zip: Phone: Email:  12S MECHANIC: ST 04011953 MIDSONLLC Edward Mullaney* (re: Rental Properties)2 213 Fayette St Address: Cumberland MD: 21502-2832 3017772828 mce@wandsorcasueeveniscenre.com Email:  Date applied: Work expected tot begin: Contractor: City/State/Zip: Phone: MDI Master Plumber License #: Quantity  09/19/2024 09/25/2024 EDMULLANEY 37N. CENTREST CUMBERLANDMD21502  Description 1.0Certificate ofAppropriateness Review Fee  Amount Total Cost 30.00 30.00  Project Description: Front and Rear Facade work- painting  Administrative Approval by Ruth Davis- Rogers, Historic Preservation Planner, on 9/25/24.  Signature/ /Date  STATEMENT:! hereby agreet to comply with allr regulations which are applicable hereto, andi further agreet that the proposed work shall bef faithfully carried out as described ont this requesta anda ass shown ont the plans accompanying same, andr not otherwise. This application hereby expires six months followingt thet file date ifno actioni is takent tos starts specified work. Also, this application will expire six months following thet file datei ift the applicant fails top provide additional information as  requested by thel HPC ori itss staff inc order for the Commission1 tor render a decision. The application is active fort two years.  Signature  le,ICVsersidiDownoadsCerincate ofA Appropriateness Permit (Administrative Review) (60).htm  1/1    9125/24,4:25PM  Letter' View  et  CERTIFICATE OF APPROPRIAIENESS DECISION  Certificate of Appropriateness #COA24-000045 Agenda Item: COA24-000045 Project Address: 12; SI MECHANIC ST Meeting Date: 09/25/2024 Property Number: 04011953  Issued  Edward PMullaney * (re: Rental Properties) Cumberland, MD 21502-2832 Dear Applicant:  The Historic Preservation Commission oft the City ofCumberland on the above date, considered the application  for construction at the above address as follows:  Exterior improvements are to include: Front and Rear Facade work painting  The application was:  Issued  APPROVED with the following conditions: Administrative. Approval by Ruth Davis - Rogers, Historic Preservation Planner, on 9/25/24. This project does not include any changes to structural or existing building  materials. Sincerely, sl-6 Ruth Davis-Rogers Cc:Planning and Zoning COAF File  NOTE: Please note that the approval listed above only constitutes the approval oft the. Historic Preservation Commission. You must still ensure that all other permits associated with this project, if required, have been applied for and approved by the Building and Zoning Officer. EXPIRATION OF CERTIFICATES OF APPROPRIATENESS: This application hereby expires six months following the file date if no action is taken to start specified work. Also, the application will expire six months following the file date if the applicant fails to provide additional information as requested by  the HPC ori its staffin order for the Commission to render a decision.  elIC/Uers/dtrDownoads/Certncate of Appropriateness Decision Letter (34).htm  1/1    Reall Property Data Search() Search. Resulti for ALLEGANY COUNTY View! Map Special7 Tax Recapture: None Account Identifier: Owner Name: Mailing Address: Premises Address: Map: Grid: Parcel: Neighborhood: 0104 0016 7199A 6040016.01 Town: CUMBERLAND Primary Structurel Built 1900 Stories Basement Type 2 NO  View GroundRent Redemption District- 04A Account Number- -011953 MIDSONLLC 213 FAYETTEST CUMBERLANDI MD2 21502- 12SMECHANICST CUMBERLAND: 21502-0000 Subdivision: 0000  View GroundRent Registration  Owner Information  Use: Principal Residence: Deed Reference: Legal Description:  RESIDENTIAL NO 101990/00163 2ND, &7 THIRDI FLOOR 12S MECHANIC: ST  Location & Structure Information  Section: Block: Lot: Assessment' Year:  Plat No: Plat Ref: County Use  2024 Property Land Area 146SF  Above Grade LivingA Area 6,840SF STANDARD UNIT BRICKI 4  Finished Basement Area 2full Value Information Value Asof 01/01/2024 2,000 192,200 194,200 0 Transfer Information Date: 08/07/2013 Deed1:/ /01990/0 00163 Date: 03/20/1998 Deed1: /00658/ 00460 Date: 06/07/1995 Deed1:/ /00627/0 00194 Exemption Information  Exterior Quality Full/Half Bath Garage Last Notice of Major Improvements  Base' Value 2,000 167,700 169,700 0  Phase-in Assessments Asof 07/01/2024 177,867  Asof 07/01/2025 186,033  Land: Improvements Total: Preferential Land:  Seller: VICK/ ANDREWI L-PIVERI BETHR Type: ARMS LENGTHI IMPROVED Seller: TAYLOR, BRENDANB Type: ARMS LENGTHI IMPROVED Seller: TAYLOR, BRENDANI B-DEBORAH Type: NON-ARMS LENGTHO OTHER Partial Exempt Assessments: County: State: Municipal: Special Tax Recapture: None Homestead/ Application Status: NoA Application Homeowners" Tax Credit Application Status: NoA Application  Price: $139,900 Deed2: Price: $115,000 Deed2: Price: $0 Deed2: 07/01/2025 0.00/0.00  Class 000 000 000  07/01/2024 0.00 0.00 0.0010.00  Homestead Application Information Homeowners' Tax Credit Application Information  Date:  1/1    Phorto #I /0-12 South  GAFE MARK  UNGI    Photo A2 Nonth Side of/-12 .Mechane    1  3  Sde  Mecbese  0  WING MIe SPECIAL TUESDAY NIGHTS 50 WINGS  lackelake a Coc  LIGHT    GAFONT  INGLE IBERIA PUB PEN  BlueBlue LIGHT  AAN   VOWAVAIL  pr @ SERVING  SAg  MADE    City of Cumberland Dept. of Community Development  Internal Routing Sheet  Permit orl Review #: COA24-000046 Permit or Review Type: Certificate of Appropriateness Applicant Contact Information: Name:  Project Location:  61 BALTIMORE ST CUMBERLAND, MD21502  Edward Mullaney' * 3017772828  Address: (re: Rental Properties) 213 Fayette St City/State/Zip: Cumberland MD21502-2832  Phone: Email: Contact: Address: Phone: Email:  ofice@windsorcasleeyentseentre.com  Contractor Contact Information: Company Name: EDWARDPMULLANEY  2131 FAYETTE ST  City/State/Zip: CUMBERLAND: MD21502  Date of Application:  09/19/2024  Work Description: (narrativel box) Front and) Rear Facade work- power was andj paint Amount Paid: 0.00 Amount Due: 30.00    9125/24,4:52PM  Letter View  56  CERTIFICATE OF APPROPRIATENESS DECISION  Certificate of Appropriateness #COA24-000046 Agenda Item: COA24-000046 Project Address: 61 BALTIMORE ST Meeting Date: 09/25/2024 Property Number: 04039386  Issued  Edward P Mullaney * (re: Rental Properties) Cumberland, MD21502-2832 Dear Applicant:  The Historic Preservation Commission ofthe City of Cumberland on the above date, considered the application  for construction at the above address as follows:  Exterior improvements are to include: Front and Rear Facade work power was and paint  The application was:  Issued  APPROVED with the following conditions: Administrative Approval by Ruth Davis- - Rogers, Historic Preservation Planner, on 9/25/24. This project does not include any changes to structural or existing building  materials. Sincerely, a& Ruth Davis-Rogers Cc:Planning and Zoning COAFile  NOTE: Please note that the approval listed above only constitutes the approval of thel Historic Preservation Commission. You must still ensure that all other permits associated with this project, if required, have been applied for and approved by the Building and Zoning Officer. EXPIRATION OF CERTIFICATES OF APPROPRIATENESS: This application hereby expires six months following the file date if no action is taken to start specified work. Also, the application will expire six months following the file date if the applicant fails to provide additional information as requested by  the HPC ori its staffi in order for the Commission to render a decision.  ieIC/Usersidi/DownloadsyCentficate ofA Appropriateness Decision Letter (38).htm  1/1    9/25/24, 4:54F PM  Letter View  CITY OF  CUMBERLAND 22 MARYLAND DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT wwwcumperondmdgpw  Permit Number: COA24-000046 Approval Date: 09/25/2024  57N. LIBEIYSTREE.CUMBRLAND.MD2502 - PHONE301739-6442 * EAX301-759-6432 - TDD800-75-2258  Certificate of Appropriateness Permit  Permiti issued as per plans ands subjectt to all applicable Preservations Guidelines, City Codes andi regulations.  Project! Location: MDI Prop. #: Owner: Applicant: Address: City/State/Zip: Phone: Email:  61 BALTIMORE ST 04039386 MULLANEY EDWARDP Edward Mullaney" (re: Rental Properties): 213 Fayette St Address: Cumberland MD: 21502-2832 3017772828 G-eN Email:  Date applied: Work expected tob begin: Contractor: City/StatelZip: Phone: MDN Master Plumber License #: Quantity  09/19/2024 09/25/2024 EDWARDI PMULLANEY 213F FAYETTE: ST CUMBERLAND MD2 21502  Description 1.0Certificate of Appropriateness Review Fee  Amount Total Cost 30.00 30.00  Project Description:  Front and Rear Facade work- powery was and paint  Administrative approval by Ruth Davis- Rogers, historic Preservation Planner, on 9/25/24    Signature/ /Date  STATEMENT: hereby agree toc comply with allr regulations which are applicable hereto, andi further agree that the proposed work shall bef faithfully carried out as described ont this request anda ass shown on the plans accompanying same, and not otherwise. This application hereby expires sixr months followingt the file date ifno action ist takent tos starts specified work. Also, this application will expires six months following thef file datei ift the applicant fails top provide additional information as  requested by thel HPC orit its staffi inc order fort the Commission to render a decision. The application is active for twoy years.  Signature  lelIC/Users/rarDownioads/Cerunicate of Appropriateness Permit (Administrative Review) (62).htm  1/1    CITY OF CUMBERLAND CERTIFICATE OF APPROPRIATENESS  ATTACHMENT  EDWARD P. MULLANEY  213 FAYETTE STREET, CUMBERLAND, MD21502 EMAIL: dewindsorcasteevntscentre.com  phone: 301-268-2135 PROJECT ADDRESS: TAXID:  61 BALTIMORE STREET, CUMBERLAND, MD  04-039386  SCOPE OF WORK SUMMARIZE DESCRIPTION OF PROJECT):  FRONT FAÇADE OF BUILDING: POWER WASH AND CLEAN THE TOP PART OF THE THE FRONT FAÇADE OF THE SECOND AND THIRD FLOOR WINDOWS THAT ARE FRAMED WITH COPPER WILL REMAIN UNTOUCHED AS THE PATINA IS APPROPRIATE WITH THE WEATHERED EFFECT. THE STEEL WINDOW FRAMES ON THE SECOND AND THIRD FLOORS WILL BE SANDED, PRIMED AND PAINTED BLACK SIGN ON FIRST FLOOR FRONT FAÇADE WILL REMAIN THE SAME WITHJUST NEW LETTERING AND COLORS CHANGED TO SHOW NAME OF NEW BUSINESS (SEE REAR FAÇADE OF BUILDING: SECOND AND THIRD FLOORS BRICK WORK WILL BE PAINTED SHERWIN-WILLAMS #6256 SERIOUS GRAY. CHIP SAMPLE ATTACHED. TRIM AROUND WINDOWS ON FIRST, SECOND, THIRD FLOORS AND SECOND FLOOR BALCONY DOOR WILL BE PAINTED WITH SHERWIN-WILLAMS #7757 HIGH  GRANIT FAÇADE WITH CLEANING AGENT APPROVED BY HPC.  AS THEY ARE CURRENTLY NOW. NO CHANGE IN COLOR SCHEME.  ATTACHED).  REFLECTIVE WHITE. CHIP SAMPLE. ATACHED.  PHOTOGRAPHS:  PHOTO 1 - FRONT FAÇADE OF 61 BALTIMORE STREET PHOTO 2- REAR FAÇADE OF 61 BALTIMORE STREET  PAYMENT:  CHECK NO. 587  AMOUNT: $30.00  (SIGNED) CREAe    Real Property Data Search () Search Resultf for ALLEGANY COUNTY View Map Special Tax Recapture: None Account Identifier: Owner Name: Mailing Address: Premises Address:  View GroundRent Redemption District- -04/ Account! Number 039386 MULLANEYE EDWARDP 213FAYETTEST CUMEERLANOWD2502A2 61BALTIMOREST CUMBERLAND21502.000 Subdivision: 0000  View GroundRent Registration  Owner Information  Use: Principal Residence: Deed Reference: Legal Description:  COMMERCIAL NO /00656/0 00009 615 BALTIMORE: ST 18X98 18X94  Location & Structure Information  Map: Grid: Parcel: Neighborhood: 0104 0016 7205A 10003.01 Town: CUMBERLAND Primary Structure Built 1900 Stories Basement Type  Section: Block: Lot: Assessment' Year:  Plat No: PlatF Ref: County Use  2024 Property Land Area 1,727SF  Above Grade Living Area 4,536SF RETAILSTORE  Finished Basement Area  Exterior Quality Full/Half Bath Garage Last Notice ofN Major Improvements  C3  Value Information Value Asof 01/01/2024 12,000 95,200 107,200 0 Transfer Information Date:1 12/18/1997 Deed1: /00656/ 00009 Date: 03/12/1990 Deed1: /00586/ 00558 Date: 04/10/1984 Deed1: /00541/00785 Exemption Information  Base Value 12,900 85,200 98,100 0  Phase-in Assessments Asof 07/01/2024 101,133  Asof 07/01/2025 104,167  Land: Improvements Total: Preferential Land:  Seller: CUMBERLAND COMPUTER: SOLUTIONS INC Type: ARMS LENGTHI IMPROVED Seller: CUMBERLAND! MALLI MICROCOMPUTERS INC Type: ARMS LENGTHI IMPROVED Seller: SHINNAMON, ELOUIS Type: ARMSI LENGTH IMPROVED Partial Exempt Assessments: County: State: Municipal: Special Tax Recapture: None Homestead. Application Status: NoA Application Homeowners" Tax Credit Application Status: No Application  Price: $63,000 Deed2: Price: $100,000 Deed2: Price: $68,000 Deed2:  Class 000 000 000  07/01/2024 0.00 0.00 0.00/0.00  07/01/2025 0.00/0.00  Homestead. Application Information Homeowners' Tax Credit Application Information  Date:  1/1    hots  a 3  A  et  61    S1nez  61    City of Cumberland-Dept: of Community Development  Internal Routing. Sheet  Permit orl Review #: COA24-000047 Permit orl Review Type: Certificate of Appropriateness Applicant Contact Information: Name:  Project Location:  37 BALTIMORE ST CUMBERLAND, MD: 21502  Edward! Mullaney * (re: Rental Properties) 2131 Fayette St 3017772828 ofice@windsorastleeyentscentre.com  Address: Phone: Email: Contact: Address: Phone: Email:  City/State/Zip: Cumberland MD21502-2832  Contractor Contact Information: Company Name: EDWARDPMULLANEY  213FAYETTEST  City/State/Zip: CUMBERLANDMD21502  Date of Application:  09/19/2024  Work Description: (narrative box) Amount Paid: 0.00 Amount Due: 30.00  Front and) Rear Facade work- painting, remove lettering, repairs    9/25/24, 5:05PM  Letter View  CERTIFICATE OF APPROPRIATENESS DECISION  Certificate of Appropriateness: #COA24-000047 Agenda Item: COA24-000047 Project Address: 37 BALTIMORE ST Meeting Date: 09/25/2024 Property Number: 04021266  Issued  Edward PI Mullaney * (re: Rental Properties) Cumberland, MD: 21502-2832 Dear Applicant:  The Historic Preservation Commission oft the City of Cumberland on the above date, considered the application Exterior improvements are to include: Front and Rear Facade work painting, remove lettering, repairs  for construction at the above address as follows:  The application was:  Issued  APPROVED with the following conditions: Administrative Approval by Ruth Davis - Rogers, Historic Preservation Planner, on 9/25/24. This project does not include any changes to structural or existing building  materials. Sincerely, 9Al6 Ruth Davis-Rogers Cc:Planning and Zoning COAFile  NOTE: Please note that the approval listed above only constitutes the approval of the Historic Preservation Commission. You must still ensure that all other permits associated with this project, if required, have been applied for and approved by the Building and Zoning Officer. EXPIRATION OF CERTIFICATES OF APPROPRIATENESS: This application hereby expires six months following the file date if no action is taken to start specified work. Also, the application will expire six months following the file date if the applicant fails to provide additional information as requested by  the HPC or its staffi in order for the Commission to render a decision.  lelIC/Usersid/Downloads/Certficate of Appropriateness Decision Letter (39).htm  1/1    9/25/24,5:05PM  Letter View  CITY OF  CUMBERLAND  MARYLAND DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT ncumperondmdgow  Permit Number: COA24-000047 Approval Date: 09/25/2024  57N. LIBERTY STREET.CUMBERLAND. MD21502 - PHONE301-739-6442 . FAX301-759-6432 . TDD800-735-2258  Certificate of Appropriateness Permit  Permit issued as per plans ands subjectt to all applicable Preservations Guidelines, City Codes and regulations.  Project Location: MDF Prop. #: Owner: Applicant: Address: City/State/Zip: Phone: Email:  37 BALTIMORE! ST 04021266 MIDSONLLC Edward Mullaney"* (re: Rental Properties): 213 Fayette St Address: Cumberland MD: 21502-2832 3017772828 omce@wndsorcasleeventscentre.com Email:  Date applied: Work expected tob begin: Contractor: City/State/Zip: Phone: MDI Master Plumber License #: Quantity  09/19/2024 09/25/2024 EDWARD PN MULLANEY 213 FAYETTES ST CUMBERLAND MD2 21502  Description  Amount Total Cost 30.00 30.00  1.0Certificate ofA Appropriateness Review Fee  Project Description:  Fronta and Rear Facade work- painting, remove lettering, repairs  Administrative Review by Ruth Davis Rogers, Historic Preservation Planner, 9/25/24    Signature/ /Date  STATEMENT: Ihereby agreet to comply with allr regulations which are applicable hereto, andi further agreet that thep proposed work shall bef faithfully carried outa as described ont this request and as shown ont the plans accompanying same, and noto otherwise. This application hereby expires sixr months following thet file date ifno actioni is takent tos start specified work. Also, this application will expire six months following thet file date ift the applicant fails to provide additional information as  requested byt thel HPC ori its stafi inc order fort the Commission tor render a decision. The applicationi is active for two years.  Signature  elIC/sersrarpownloadsCerimcate ofA Appropriateness Permit (Administrative Review) (63).htm  1/1    CITY OF CUMBERLAND CERTIFICATE OF APPROPRIATENESS  ATTACHMENT  MIDSON LLC, EDWARD P. MULLANEY 213 FAYETTE STREET, CUMBERLAND, MD 21502 EMAIL: dewincsorcasteeventscentre.com  phone: 301-268-2135 PROJECT ADDRESS: TAXI ID:  37-45 BALTIMORE STREET, CUMBERLAND, MD  04-021266  SCOPE OF WORK (SUMMARIZE DESCRIPTION OF PROJECT):  FRONT FAÇADE OF BUILDING: SECOND AND THIRD FLOORS-WINDOW/WOODEN TRIM WILL BE PAINTED SAME COLOR AS CURRENTLY PAINTERD SHERWIN-WILLIAMS #6300 BURGUNDY AND SHERWIN-WILLAMS #6385 DOVER WHITE). CORNICE ON TOP OF BUILDING WILL BE SPOT FIRST FLOOR OF 43-45 BALTIMORE STREET, REMOVE LETTERING OF "WINDSOR HALL". REAIR WOODEN RECTANGULAR AT BASE OF SHOWROOM WINDOWS ON FIRST FLOOR. 41 BALTIMORE STREET - REPLACE MISSING Z-BRICK AND PAINT CURRENT Z-BRICK WITH SHERWIN-WILLAMS #7757 HIGH REFLECTIVE WHITE AND ALSO PAINT THE FIRST FLOOR AWING OVER 41 BALTIMORE STREET WHICH IS CURRENTLY ASPHALT SHINGLES WILL BE REPLACED WITH BLACK GALVANIZED STEEL CORRUGATED RIBBED ROOFING PANELS. NO CHANGE IN COLORS TO 37 (CAFÉ MARK) BALTIMORE STREET OR 41 (AHEC WEST)  PAINTERD AS NEEDED. CURRENTLY IN EXCELLENT SHAPE.  ENTRANCE CEILING WITH SAME COLOR (HIGH REFLECTIVE WHITE).  BALTIMORE STREET.  REAR FAÇADE OF 37-45: 4 WINDOWS ON THIRD FLOOR AND 4 WINDOWS ON SECOND FLOOR AND 2 WINDOWS ON FIRST FLOOR WILL BE SCRAPED, PRIMED AND PAINTED WITH SHERWIN- WILLIAMS #7757 HIGH REFLECTIVE WHITE. FIRST FLOOR WOODEN BRICK AND WOOD SIDING CURRENTLY PAINTED BURGUNDY WILL BE PAINTED S-W #6256 SERIOUS GRAY TO BLEND IN WITH REAR ENTRANCE OF CAFÉ MARK WHICH IS ALSO PAINTED SAME COLOR.  PHOTOGRAPHS:  PHOTO 1-F FRONT FAÇADE OF 37-45 BALTIMORE STREET PHOTO 2- FRONT FAÇADE OF 41 BALTIMORE STREET PHOTO 4- REAR FAÇADE OF 43-45 BALTIMORE ST.  PHOTO 3- FRONT FAÇADE OF 37-45 BALTIMORE ST (CAFÉ MARK, AHEC WEST)  PAYMENT: CHECK NO. 587  AMOUNT: $30.00  (SIGNED)  BRYes    Reall Property Data Search () Search Resultf for ALLEGANY COUNTY View Map Special Tax Recapture: None Account Identifier: Owner Name: Mailing Address: Premises Address:  View GroundRent Redemption District. -04A Account Number- -021266 MIDSONL LLC CIO EDWARDPMULLANEY 213 FAYETTEST CUMBERLANDI MD2 21502-2832 37BALTIMOREST CUMBERLAND: 21502-0000 Subdivision: 0000  View GroundRent Registration  Owner Information  Use: Principal Residence: Deed Reference: Legal Description:  COMMERCIAL NO /00718/00610  Location & Structure Information  37T043E BALTIMORE ST83X97 82X71  Map: Grid: Parce!: Neighborhood: 0104 0016 7198A 10003.01 Town: CUMBERLAND Primary Structure Built 1900 Stories Basement Type  Section: Block: Lot: Assessment Year:  Plat No: Plat Ref: County Use  2024 Property Land Area 7,163SF  Above Grade Living Area 15,735SF RETAILSTORE  Finished Basement Area  Exterior Quality Full/Half Bath Garage Last Notice of Majorl Improvements  C3  Value Information Value Asof 01/01/2024 50,100 542,200 592,300 0 Transfer Information Date: 07/02/2003 Deed1: /00718/00610 Date: Deed1: Date: Deed1: Exemption Information  Base' Value 53,700 534,000 587,700 0  Phase-in Assessments Asof 07/01/2024 589,233  Asof 07/01/2025 590,767  Land: Improvements Total: Preferential Land: Seller: VALDES JOINT' VENTURE Type: ARMS LENGTHN MULTIPLE Seller: Type: Seller: Type: Partial Exempt Assessments: County: State: Municipal: Special Tax Recapture: None Homestead Application: Status: NoA Application Homeowners" Tax Credit Application Status: No Application  Price: $150,000 Deed2: Price: Deed2: Price: Deed2: 07/01/2025 0.00/0.00  Class 000 000 000  07/01/2024 0.00 0.00 0.00j0.00  Homestead. Application Information Homeowners' Tax Credit Application Information  Date:  1/1    - -    Phefo #3  #I Ba/times        4  Faralr  CATFONan  IILERIA PUB PEN  lueBlue LIGHT  CINMKANES  NOWAVALARLE  UDR EAVNG  MADE  SNLE    City ofCumberland  DAdministrative! Review oH HP Commission! Review  Department of Community Development 571 N. Libertys Street Cumberland, MD: 21502 wwwcumbelandmdgo Ruth Davis Rogers, Historic Preservation Planner . 301-759-6431- ruth meeneambetmemds" CERTIFICATE OF APPROPRIATENESS PERMIT APPLICATION AND/ORI REQUEST FOR CHANGE. AMENDMENT RELATED' TO ANI EARLIER COA (WITHIN2YEARS) This application is required for ALL exterior work onp properties that arel located within the Canal Place Preservation! District (Cumberland's locally zoned historic district). The: application willl ber reviewed byt thel Historic Preservation Commission. Examples include additions, alterations, awnings, roofs, doors, painting, porches, fences, siding, signage, window replacement, demolition, and new construction. Please notet that you dor notr need to separately submit this form if you are entering your request through the City of Cumberland's Online Permit Portal - accessed at domatmimiaisalet Ifyouc do nota already have portala account, youv will need to create one andt then please TheT Taxi IDHcanb bef found ony yourt taxb billo orbyvi visitingv www.datstate.mdus/ /Real Property/ RealP Propertys Search. lfyoua areu usingt thep permit portal, youn may uset the search functiont tos selecty yourp propertya accountr number. Whend constructionis! being done ands severalp propertya accountr numbers areir involved, permitr must bee entered under thea accounto ofther mains structure referencing other accounts (ora separate permit willl ber required pere each property ofn record).  uset thes same account fora anyf future permit/review. applications, rentall licenses, andp pavilionr reservations.  Project Address:. 471 Baltimore St., Cumberland 20152  Taxi ID# 99. -4800647 COA# RCA# Phone_ 301-919-3494  Application Date_ 95_24 Applicant Name_ Chris Sloan  Applicant Address (if different than project address). 514Washington: St., Cumberland 21502  Fax_  Email hnspsoanegmal.com  Contractor Name (If applicable). TBD Contractor. Address.  Phone. Email  Summarized Description of Project (please adde extray pages, ifr needed).  Replace awning, replace signage, repairl left window pane with single pane, remove nook and reorient 2nd floor door, repair Carrara glass, repair mirrors, replace tile and rug, revitalize stone and brickwork Asi it pertains tot thea application/project: scope of work, include thet following and consult with HPC: staffi ify your require  Attach at full written scope of work Attach photographs oft thes site and structure  Use reverse: side or attach additional pages, ifneeded->  assistance (please note that allo of thet following might not pertain to your application):  Façade Elevations Sample of Proposed Materials Scaled Drawings ifusingt the portal). person or online.  Digital Renderings, whena available Color Scheme/Paint Chips Manufacturer's Cut-Sheets or Product Specifications  Provide one (1) complete original copy ofa all supplementary materials (inl hardcopyi ifa applyingi inj person; upload digitally Paya non-refundable Certificate of Appropriateness review fee of $30.00-p payable att time of application eitheri in The HPC meets thes second Wednesday ofe each month and complete applications are due thef first Wednesday of each month before 4:00p p.m. You (ora a representative). are required to attend the meeting scheduledi for your COA review. Preservation Guidelines can bet found on the City of Cumberland website aty wwwcumbetlandmdgoy Navigate to Do not begin workt until written approvali isreceivedf from! HPCS Staff, and;i ifthe projectrequires: additionall building, sign, or occupancy permits, alla applicable permits must also havel been applied for separately andt then approved  Apply for any relevant Building, Sign, and Occupancy Permits through the City (fees apply)  Historic Preservation Commission andi then to Revised Guidelines. To apply online go to liemeecon/Cmberiend  AnHPCbrochurel is available  byt the Code Compliance! Manager or designated representative.    47 Baltimore St. Exterior Renovation  9_18_24  Scope of Work Replace awning Street-facing signage  Restore left (east) window panes with single pane Remove nook and re-orient 2nd floor door Repair Cararra structural glass Repair mirrors Replace tile and rug Revitalize stone and brickwork  This proposal is to renovate and restore various aspects of the Baltimore Street-facing side of47  Baltimore Street.  Replace the awning (See image. A)  The existing awning is faded and needs replacement. The proposed replacement is identical in size and shape and will be fabricated and installed by Warner's Health & Patio on Virginia  Avenue. They made the existing 20-year-old awning. Street-facing signage (See image A)  We will replace existing street-facing signage with interior vinyl lettering on the windows. We  will consult with the appropriate City offices for this. Restore single-pane window on left/east (See images B-J)  Inl February 1952, a fire ravaged some buildings next to 47 Baltimore Street in downtown Cumberland. Soon after, the building owners replaced the single-pane window on the left or east side of the building with: a double-pane. This change may have been to reduce the repair cost or due to the lack of availability ofal large single pane. This proposal will restore the window's original condition as a single pane. Restoring the window will also improve visibility into the building and help the building's street appearance to be historically consistent with other nearby  period buildings, such as the Lazurus building at 55 Baltimore Street. Remove the nook and re-orient the second floor door (see images K-L)  The entrance to the second floor is currently inside ai nook on the left (east) side of the building. We would like to enclose the nook behind a lockable glass door by re-orienting the existing glass door 90 degrees from its current location. We propose using the existing door and orienting it 90° from its current position. We plan on opening al business on the: second floor, and wei need a welcoming, ADA-compliant entrance for customers. The nook is problematic for us from several 1) Access to the second floor through the existing door is not. ADA-compliant. A disabled person would first have to navigate a step and then hold a heavy door open for themselves while at the same time getting seated in a stair chair lift. There is currently no space for a wheelchair between  perspectives:  the door and the first stair.    2) The nook is unsafe and prone to filth. People use the nook as a place to relieve themselves,  vomit, throw cigarette butts, and use drugs. Iti is a good place tol hide. 3) People do not like going into nooks. Here are some oft the reasons:  1.1 Lack of Visibility  An entrance tucked away into a nook is often less visible from a distance, making it challenging toi identify and creating uncertainty for people approaching the building. From aj perceptual standpoint, humans tend to feel more comfortable approaching clearly defined and easily accessible spaces. A nook entrance lacks that openness and visibility, which can create confusion  orl hesitation, leading to feelings of discomfort or even avoidance.  2. Psychological Impact of Enclosure  Architecturally, nooks create a sense ofe enclosure, which can evoke feelings ofl being trapped or confined. When used as an entrance, this sense of enclosure can make the space feel cramped or overly intimate, deterring people from approaching. Psychologically, open spaces are more inviting because they allow people to see what lies ahead and assess their surroundings comfortably. In contrast, ai nook can give the impression of being hidden or secretive, which may  feel unwelcoming or even unsafe. 3. Disruption of Natural Flow (Architectural)  Architects design entrances to direct and welcome movement, guiding people naturally into the space. A nook disrupts this flow by forcing people to divert or change direction awkwardly, breaking the natural, intuitive path into a building. The movement is no longer fluid. This can create an obstacle in the visitor's experience, making the entrance feel more like al barrier rather  than an inviting passage.  4. Potential for Shadow and Darkness  Nooks are recessed, which means they may not receive as much natural light as more open entrances. The shadows created can make the space feel dark, hidden, or unsafe. Perceptually, people tend to feel less comfortable entering spaces that are dimly lit, as darker spaces are often associated with insecurity or danger. A well-lit entrance is key to creating a welcoming, open  atmosphere that invites people inside. 5.1 Psychological Effects ofIsolation  Ar nook can create a sense ofisolation, as it is typically set apart from the rest oft the structure. Instead ofoffering an open, communal, and engaging space, ai nook gives the impression of being separate from the building's main functions. Psychologically, people are drawn to entrances that feel connected to the overall environment, symbolizing inclusion. An isolated entrance can be perceived as distancing or exclusionary, thus feeling less inviting.    6.A Ambiguity and Confusion  A1 nook as an entrance can create ambiguity about where to enter, especially ifit is not clearly marked or lacks visibility. This confusion can cause anxiety orl hesitation, as people are unsure whether they are entering the correct place. From aj perceptual standpoint, obvious, open entrances signal visitors where they need to go, making the experience smoother and more  welcoming.  7. Lack of Symbolic Grandeur  Architecturally, wide-open entrances are symbolic of openness, warmth, and invitation. A nook is often ai more modest, even hidden, feature that lacks the welcoming aspect ofai more expansive entryway. A nook entrance can lead to the perception that the space beyond it is not particularly welcoming or important, reducing the overall impression of the building as open and Ins summary, while ai nook might offer privacy or quiet-oral hiding place- it is generally less effective as a welcoming entrance due to issues like poor visibility, feelings of enclosure or isolation, disruption of natural movement, and the potential for shadows or ambiguity. A clear and open entrance creates a stronger, more inviting connection with the outside world.  inviting.  Repair Carrara structural glass (see image M-N)  One ofthe Carrara glass panels on1 the front oft the building is damaged. Architects used black Carrara structural glass widely in the early 20th century for facades. This material is no longer 1) The best source for a single panel might be through an antique dealer, like Vitrolite Specialist. 2) Some modern glass panels mimic the appearance ofblack Carrara glass. These panels are durable, non-porous, and can be custom-made with a glossy, opaque finish similar to the deep, reflective surface of Carrara glass. They are also lightweight compared to traditional structural 3)1 Large-format porcelain panels can be glossy and black. They are commonly used on facades 4) High-pressure laminate panels can be fabricated with al high-gloss, black surface that closely matches Carrara glass. These panels offer durability and flexibility and are often used to replicate  manufactured, but several options are available for replacement. These are:  glass, making them easier to install. One manufacturer is Guardian Glass. today. They have a durable finish, are weather-resistant, and are lightweight.  the look of Carrara glass. Vendors include Trespa and Formica.    Toi replace this panel, we would explore which oft these materials offers the best combination of  match and durability.  Replace mirrors (see images O-R)  The mirrors to thel left and right ofthe front door are damaged. These can easily be replaced  using a service like Glass Service in Cumberland.  Replace rug (see images S-T)  The entrance vestibule is currently a combination of glossy checkerboard tile and an outdoor rug. The checkerboard tile is very slick when wet, and the current building owner. has placed a mat over the tile to prevent people from slipping. The: rug is filthy from years ofuse. For al heavily trafficked retail store entrance with concerns of wetness and safety, we would like to use a replacement for the slippery checkerboard tile that prioritizes slip resistance, durability, and ease ofr maintenance. Here are some alternatives we would like to explore that balance safety and  cost-effectiveness:  Textured Porcelain or Ceramic Tiles with a Matte Finish)  Porcelain or ceramic tiles are durable and can be made slip-resistant with a textured or matte finish, which provides more grip than glossy surfaces. They are inexpensive compared to  premium materials and easy to maintain. Concrete with a Non-Slip Sealer or Finish  Concrete could be a great option. We can treat it with a non-slip sealer or textured finish for better traction. Iti is highly durable and can withstand heavy foot traffic. We would stain or polish  the concrete to give it a stylish appearance while being functional. Revitalize brick and stonework (see images U-W)  The brick and stone surface of the building is dirty, andi its design is not immediately apparent from the street, partly because oft the dirt. We would like to refresh the exterior appearance oft the  building using the following techniques. Gentle Cleaning and Restoration ofthe Stone  To remove the dark staining on the light-colored stone without causing damage, we propose using a gentle, non-abrasive cleaning method rather than harsh chemicals. These could include: Low-Pressure Washing: A low-pressure water wash, sometimes known as "gentle washing," can  help remove dirt and stains without damaging the stone.    Poultices: We could apply aj poultice to draw the stains out of the stone for deep-set stains. This Biological Cleaners: Non-toxic biological cleaners designed to: remove organic stains, such as We would ensure any cleaner used is appropriate for the specific stone type to prevent  method is often used fori more sensitive materials.  mildew or algae, can be effective without damaging historic masonry.  degradation or discoloration. Brick Staining for Color Contrast  We would like to clarify a subtle pattern in thel brickwork to add attractiveness to the building's exterior. We propose staining the bricks darker or lighter to make this distinctive pattern stand out more. Brick staining is sometimes preferred over painting because it allows the natural texture and breathability oft the brick toi remain intact, which is a crucial concern for historic  preservation.  Darker Staining: A breathable, mineral-based stain can subtly darken specific bricks. These stains penetrate the brick rather than sit on top, allowing the brick to continue to Lime Wash: Lime wash is a traditional method used to lighten bricks. It provides a subtle, historic finish while allowing moisture vapor to escape from the brick. This method is reversible over time and provides ai matte, weathered appearance, which aligns with  "breathe," which is critical for moisture control inj historic masonry.  preservation goals.  We would use products compatible with historically appropriate materials- breathable and non- film-forming. A product like Nawtone-K might be suitable. See image W (pages of spec sheet).  Color-Matching Sealers or Coatings  We could consider a transparent or tinted sealer applied to the masonry as an alternative to dark- staining or lime wash. We would use a tinted breathable sealer to avoid trapping moisture within  the bricks or stone.  Conclusion  In considering these proposals for renovations, we have had the: following things always in mind: - What do we: need to do to run a successful, sustainable business in a building downtown? - What do wei need to do to comply with ADA mandates, fire codes, and other regulations? What can we do to improve the building's presence and attractiveness to on the street?    What do we need to do to comply with historic preservation guidelines?  - How do we control costs?  The ideas and methods wej propose above are informed by these considerations.  Thank you,  SM  Y7 Chris Sloan 514 Washington St. Cumberland, MD21502 chiploan@gmail.com    PreparedbyA ArcadianD Design, LLC 02024  g Emma  mmmmmp mmmmmmmE  Eg mm   IImITTTTITTITTITP ITTTTTITIITIT  m mm  mm  FRONTE ELEVATIONOF 47BALTIMORE: STREET CUMBERLAND, MD21502    Images for 47 Baltimore Street proposal Replace awning and street-facing signage  IMAGE A Existing  STUDIO GALLERY  Proposed  The ARCADIAN  ARCADIAN Gallery Artinspired bynoture    IMAGE B  Restore single-pane window on left/east Street (from City of Cumberland website).  Historic image showing original single-pane window on left side of doorway at 47 Baltimore  Flashback Friday. 2/4/1952 multia alarm! blaze onE Baltimore! Street witht the1 1949 Seagrave aerial. Potomac Edisona andN Maurice's Department: Store suffered significant damage. (Credit:  Warren. Jenkins, Firefightingi inA Allegany County).  IMAGEC  ITURE  UPR 3 HU COLOR  Detail showing single-pane window (A) at4 47 Baltimore St. in 1952.    IMAGE D  EMBASSY BLACKJACK KETCHUN TVOCO WITS  Historic photo including 47 Baltimore Street (1950s).  IMAGE E  KETCHUM TVO COHITS  FLRMIT  Detail of 47 Baltimore St. storefront showing two large single-pane windows (1950s).    IMAGER F  Historic photo of 63 Baltimore Street showing similar vestibule with large single-paned  windows on either side (1890s).  IMAGEG G  e  E Allp photos(15)  Image showing single-pane windows tot the left of the vestibule at 55 Washington St. thati is  similar to the Deco-style at 47 Baltimore St.    IMAGE H  Loreu  B Allphotos(15)  Image showing single-pane windows to the right oft the vestibule at 55 Washington St. that is  similar to the Deco-style at 47 Baltimore St.  IMAGEI  Original windowtrim  Laterwindow repair  This image shows the original window trim and the later repair at 47 Baltimore St..    IMAGEJ  STUDIO GALLERY  Existing photo showing split window on left.  The ARCADIAN  ARCADIAN Gallery Art inspired bynoture  800  Proposed restored single-pane window on left.    IMAGEK K  Remove the nook and re-orient second floor door  Plans showing existing and proposed removal of the nook by re-orienting the second floor door.  Tent feet  Tosecondf foor-  Nook  Step Entrance doort to secondi floor Entry vestibule  Entranced door tof firstf floor  EXISTING  Spacef for wheelchair access  Tos secondf floor-  Nos step  Re-oriented entrance doort to secondf floor  Entrance door tof firstf floor  PROPOSED    IMAGEL  Photo showing existing condition and the nook.  BAS E  Visualization showing removal of nook and re-orientation of second floor door for  ADA compliance and a more welcoming business storefront.    IMAGE M  Repair Carrara structural glass 47 Baltimore St.  STUDIO GALLERY  BrokenCarrara: structural glass  IMAGE N  One possible vendor for the appropriate black Carrara glass is Vitrolite Specialist.  (314) 645-4317  HOME VIROUTE SERVICES VITROUITE FORSALE FAQ GALLERY CONTACT  AWALHIEL IA  All Things Vitrolite  Colors 1.Black  Agate 4.Jade  5.JadeAgate 6.Orchid 7.Orchid.Agate 8.Rose 9.White 10.CarmelAgate 1. WalnutA Agate 1Z.Celery 13.GreylLight) 14.Grey (Dark) 15.Grey Agate 16.E Emerald 17.lvory 18. Forest Green 19.1 Tropic Green Z.FireEngine 22.Vellow (Light) 23.PeachA Agate Red 26. Princess Blue 27.Midnight 25.Princess Blue Agate Blue 29. Burgundy 30.CzechT Tan  Agate 20.CectusCreen 24.Cadete Blue 28.Suntan 32.Czech) White    IMAGE O-R Replace mirrors  These images show damage to mirrors to the left and right of thei first floor entrance.    IMAGES S-T Replace rug slipping.  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The  addition oflightfast, inorganic pigments enables as wider range ofcolors tob bep produced.  ASPIRATORY ECO-FRIENDLY ODORLESS  WEATHER RESISTANT MOLD&MILDEW RESISTANT DURABLE  25-YEAR WARRANTY  NawTone-K can be diluted with NawThinz-C for concrete surfaces or with NawThinz-M for masonry surfaces to create color-wash, semi-transparent, or opaque finishes. Our customized application techniques make NawTone-K: a superior Because NawTone-K chemically binds with concrete, itisi ideal for use on precast and tilt- up projects. NawTone-K offers consistent color solutions for complete color changes, decorative applications, and solving color problems. This product isa also very effective for blending away color variations that naturally occur int the manufacture of concrete. This includes NawTone-Ki is water based, nonflammable, nonhazardous and hasz zero VoC content. Use oft this product may help) your  choice forr new construction, renovation, restoration, and preservation. correcting unsightly or mismatching patch repairs asv wella ass skim coat finishes.  Environmentall &Safety Concerns projects quallyLEEDcredits. Typical Specifications: Vsoiy:zPGPeeNU pH:-11 Finish:flat Nonflammable VOCWSTMDag0g1 Abrasion Resistance: excellent Water Vapor Permeance:4 45x10'g/Pasm: -Water Diffusion Resistance:s, (H,0)0.01n m -UVE Resistant-Acelenatedy Weathering: (ASTMG154 pass Application' mpma4P-1U7EVeO, -Dryl Timef for Reapplication (ifrequired): 12hrsc concrete/ /24H hrsr masonry ShelfLife:1 12r monthsi infactorys sealed container  Product Properties Penetrating Nonflammable Nontoxic Water-based Solvent-free Vapor-permeable Non-film-forming ZeroVOC Water washup *Applications int temperatures below 40F andv whent temperatures dropb below 40F within 8 hours of application must be doneb Nawikaw.  Color Selection Nawkaw stains allow you the freedomt to chooset thec colors you want from any color specifiers ora actuals samples. Createz alll levels ofc color, from completely opaque toj justa hinto ofcolor.  NAWKAWI INC.I 1170WHITETAILY WAY,E BOGART, GA:    Technical Data continued Surface Preparation  NawTone'-K  Priort to application ensure that substrate is clean, dry and free of dust. Remove loose and unstable material asas sound surfacei isr required fore externala applications. Bes suret tochecki for any presence ofr moidi releaser residuet from concretei forms. Substrates that havel been treated with acid/chemicaly wash must! ber neutralized priort toa application. Alkalic ore efflorescence: shouldi bet treated with proper neutralizing compounds as recommended byr manufacturers before NawTone-K can be applied by brush, roller, sponge and spray equipment. The product should be thoroughly mixed bys stirringb before use. The choice of application technique depends ont the desired color andf finish one wishest toa achieve. Fort translucent finishes, NawTone-K willl bec customized depending ont the level oft translucency required for the project. Thist mayi invovle varyingt thei number ofa applications required. Opaquef finishest may require2 2or3 3a applications. When! NawTone- Khasl been diluted withl NawThinz, be sure tok keepi ity well stirred. ONLY DILUTEWITHI NAWTHINZ Not suitable for application ons synthetic surfaces such as silicone, urethane, epoxy orp plastic. This coating cures toahard Approximately 200-400 sq ft/gal (5-10 m/D. Actual area covered depends on the porosity of the substrate and the Cleanup of equipment with waters should bec completed beforet the products have been allowed to dry. Spills or overspray  Ifpresent, remove according tor manufacturer's guidelines.  application can! begin. Application  Itisi important tor maintaina a wet edgea ata allt times, andi work toar naturall breakl line.  Limitations Coverage applicationi method(s) used. Cleaning of Application Equipment should bec cleanedi with water andi nota allowed tod dry.  finish andi lisr not recommendedi foru use ond caulkingj joints.  Thet User oft the product assumesa allll llability forp products usee except Ins situations involvinga amanufactures defect. This technical Information! S offered asa advicel based on) knowledge andy practicale experience andd does noto constitutea warranty. Before application, thet Users shall determinet thes suitability ofthep producti fori Itsi intended use. Users should alsoe ensuret thatt thep producti is thoroughly mixedy prior to application ast thep product mayl haves settled during shipment or storage. Furthermore, itisn recommendedi thatt thel User test thep product onas samplez areat beforet use. Nawkaw retainst ther rightto maker modifications: asp parto ofthep product's development or improvement oft theira application: isthel User's dutyt to ensuret theya area aware ofa anys such  changes.1 Thise editions supersedes allearliere editions.  Safety  Protect eyes ands skinf from contact with NawTone-K.  NOTE: See manufacturer's: SDS: sheet: www.nawkaw.com/nawtone-k  Dor nots swallow. Keepa away from children.  NAWKAWI INC.I |170WHITETAIL WAY,E