Design Review Board
Oakwood/Lincoln Park Infill Housing Overlay District
5-B-19-IH
Location
601 Hiawassee Ave 37917
Owner
Gary Gary Koontz
Applicant Request
New Primary StructureStaff Comments
Construct new 1-story craftsman style house on an existing corner lot. The location of the house is 37.9' from the Hiawassee Avenue lot line, 15.0' from the Hanover Street lot line, 5.0' from the interior side lot line, and the rear setback is not specified on the plan, however, it must meet the minimum 25' setback required by zoning.
The house has a front porch with a gable roof that projects toward Hiawassee Avenue and is 16'-0" wide by 8'-0" deep. There are three porch columns that have a 24" wide by 24" deep by 36" tall stone base with a tapered column above. The railings having a height of 36" with 2" square ballusters that terminate into the top and bottom rails.
The gable end of the porch roof has vertical board and batten siding, and the gable end of the main roof has shake siding. The remainder of the house will have horizontal lap siding. All siding on the house is vinyl. The roof on the house and porch have a 7:12 pitch.
The windows on the front of the house are 3 over 1 double hung and the front door is a half light with 3 window panes and two wood panels below. The windows on the other elevations are 1 over 1 double hung and the doors on the side of the house have a full light window.
The house has a front porch with a gable roof that projects toward Hiawassee Avenue and is 16'-0" wide by 8'-0" deep. There are three porch columns that have a 24" wide by 24" deep by 36" tall stone base with a tapered column above. The railings having a height of 36" with 2" square ballusters that terminate into the top and bottom rails.
The gable end of the porch roof has vertical board and batten siding, and the gable end of the main roof has shake siding. The remainder of the house will have horizontal lap siding. All siding on the house is vinyl. The roof on the house and porch have a 7:12 pitch.
The windows on the front of the house are 3 over 1 double hung and the front door is a half light with 3 window panes and two wood panels below. The windows on the other elevations are 1 over 1 double hung and the doors on the side of the house have a full light window.
Applicant
Planning Staff
Email: amy.brooks@knoxplanning.org
Gary Gary Koontz
Planning Staff
Amy Brooks
Phone: 865-215-4001Email: amy.brooks@knoxplanning.org
Case History
- December 11, 2006
- January 24, 2007
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To be heard