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Landmark Commission  
July 6, 2026  
9:30 AM  
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1500 Marilla Street  
Council Chambers, 6th  
Floor  
City of Dallas  
Dallas, Texas 75201  
Briefing Agenda  
Landmark Commission  
Landmark Commission  
Monday, July 6, 2026  
9:30 AM  
Landmark Commission  
REGULAR MEETING  
MONDAY July 6, 2026  
ORDER OF BUSINESS  
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AGENDA  
Call to Order  
Public Speakers  
Approval of Minutes  
Reports and Briefing Items  
- Designation Committee Activity Update  
Public Hearing  
- Consent Items  
- Courtesy Review Items  
- Discussion Items  
Miscellaneous  
Adjournment  
APPROVAL OF MINUTES  
REPORTS AND BRIEFING ITEMS  
DESIGNATION COMMITTEE ACTIVITY REPORT  
PUBLIC HEARINGS  
CERTIFICATE OF ELIGIBILITY  
CONSENT ITEMS  
1240 WASHINGTON STREET  
Council District 7  
Fair Park Historic District  
COA-26-000306  
Rhonda Dunn  
Request  
1. A Certificate of Appropriateness to construct a new accessory structure  
in the left (west) side yard of the main building -- a freestanding, metal  
carport.  
2.  
A
Certificate of Appropriateness to install an eight-foot-high (8')  
screened perimeter fence with a sliding gate (to obscure the proposed  
carport).  
Applicant Jose Soto  
Application Filed 6/7/2026  
Staff Recommendation  
1. That the request for a Certificate of Appropriateness to construct a new  
accessory structure in the left (west) side yard of the main building -- a  
freestanding, metal carport  
drawings and specifications  
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be approved in accordance with  
dated 6/7/2026 with the following  
condition(s): that metal columns and roof structure be painted  
Centennial Tan (Plochere 183) or a compatible muted neutral color.  
Implementation of the recommended condition(s) would allow the  
proposed work to be consistent with preservation criterion Section 3.5  
under Paint; Dallas City Code Section 51A-4.501(g)(6)(C)(ii) for  
noncontributing structures; and the Secretary of the Interior’s  
Guidelines for Setting (District/Neighborhood).  
2. That the request for a Certificate of Appropriateness to install an eight  
feet high (8') screened perimeter fence with sliding gate (to obscure  
proposed carport) be approved in accordance with drawings and  
specifications dated 6/7/2026 with the following conditions: that  
color of screening (mesh) be black or dark gray as opposed to green;  
and that fencing must not physically alter, cut into, or attach to the  
main building. Implementation of the recommended conditions would  
allow the proposed work to be consistent with preservation criterion  
Section 3.11(d) pertaining to fencing; Dallas City Code Section  
51A-4.501(g)(6)(C)(ii)  
Secretary of  
(District/Neighborhood).  
Task Force Recommendation  
for  
the  
noncontributing  
Interior’s Guidelines  
structures;  
for  
and  
Setting  
the  
1. That the request for a Certificate of Appropriateness to construct a new  
accessory structure in the left (west) side yard of the main building -- a  
freestanding, metal carport-- be approved as submitted.  
2. That the request for a Certificate of Appropriateness to install an  
eight-foot high (8') screened perimeter fence with sliding gate (to  
obscure proposed carport) be approved as submitted.  
Attachments:  
3536 GRAND AVENUE  
Council District 7  
Fair Park Historic District  
COA-26-000226  
Rhonda Dunn  
Request  
A Certificate of Appropriateness to install 31 bollards adjacent to the  
southwest elevation of the main building.  
Applicant Norman Alston  
Application Filed 6/17/2026  
Staff Recommendation  
That the request for a Certificate of Appropriateness to install 31 bollards  
adjacent to the southwest elevation of the main building be approved in  
accordance with drawings and specifications dated 6/17/2026 with the  
following conditions: that bollard placement not block pedestrian  
walkways, accessible paths, or required fire lane widths; that bollards be  
finished in a dark, non-reflective neutral color (black, dark bronze, or  
charcoal) to remain visually unobtrusive; that sections (on each end) of  
the bollard installation be removable for potential emergency access; and  
that any damage to Texas-shaped pavers during installation be repaired  
with in-kind materials. Implementation of the recommended conditions  
would allow the proposed work to be consistent with preservation criteria  
Section 3.10 under Hardscape and Section 3.11(h) pertaining to fencing;  
Dallas City Code Section 51A-4.501(g)(6)(C)(ii) for noncontributing  
structures; and the Secretary of the Interior’s Guidelines for Setting  
(District/Neighborhood).  
Task Force Recommendation  
That the request for a Certificate of Appropriateness to install 31 bollards  
adjacent to the southwest elevation of the main building be approved with  
the following conditions/comments:  
1. Make some bollards removable on both sides to allow emergency  
access or unforeseen future use  
2. The applicant will provide specific bollard locations after meeting with  
the client.  
Note: The applicant has revised to comply with the task force  
recommendation(s).  
Attachments:  
4806 SWISS AVENUE  
Council District 2  
Peak’s Suburban Addition Historic District  
COA-26-000277  
Christina Paress  
Request  
1. A Certificate of Appropriateness to replace the front door and sidelights  
of the main structure.  
2. A Certificate of Appropriateness to replace the existing pendant light  
fixture at the front entrance.  
Applicant Bobby Ralston  
Application Filed 5/22/2026  
Staff Recommendation  
1. That the Certificate of Appropriateness to replace the front door and  
sidelights of the main structure be approved in accordance with  
specifications dated 7/6/2026.  
The proposed work is consistent with  
preservation criteria Section 3.10; City Code Section 4.501(g)(6)(C)(i)  
for contributing properties, and the Secretary of the Interior’s  
Standards for Rehabilitation.  
2. That the Certificate of Appropriateness to replace the existing pendant  
light fixture at the front entrance be approved in accordance with  
specifications dated 7/6/2026.  
The proposed work is consistent with  
preservation criteria Section 2.5; City Code Section 4.501(g)(6)(C)(i)  
for contributing properties, and the Secretary of the Interior’s  
Standards for Rehabilitation.  
Task Force Recommendation  
1. That the Certificate of Appropriateness to replace front door and  
sidelights of main structure be approved with conditions that the door,  
sidelights, and transom are wood on wood with no cladding, and the  
muttons are exterior to the glass.  
2. That the Certificate of Appropriateness to replace the existing pendant  
light fixture at the front entrance be approved as the light fixture as  
submitted.  
Attachments:  
2309 BOLL STREET  
Council District 14  
State-Thomas Historic District  
COA-26-000268  
Marcus Watson  
Request  
A Certificate of Appropriateness to enclose existing garage doors on the  
northwest side and cover with matching side.  
Applicant Kowalewski, Matthew  
Application Filed 5/22/2026  
Staff Recommendation  
That the Certificate of Appropriateness to enclose existing garage doors  
on the northwest side and cover with matching siding be approved with  
the following conditions: infill to match siding, brick skirting, and  
painted to match. Implementation of the proposed conditions would allow  
the proposed work to be consistent with Preservation Criteria Section  
51P-225.109(a)(11)(B),  
City  
Code  
Section  
4.501(g)(6)(C)(ii)  
for  
noncontributing properties, and the Secretary of the Interior’s Standards  
for Setting (Neighborhood/District).  
Task Force Recommendation  
That the Certificate of Appropriateness to enclose existing garage doors  
and cover with matching siding should be approved with the following  
conditions: infill to match siding, brick skirting, and painted to match.  
Applicant will need an elevation and “cleaned-up” plan without any  
unnecessary items or notes.  
Attachments:  
COURTESY REVIEW ITEMS  
4704 GASTON AVENUE  
Council District 2  
Peak’s Suburban Addition Historic District  
COA-26-000284  
Christina Paress  
Request  
A Courtesy Review of the construction of a new main structure on a  
vacant lot.  
Applicant Fred Pena  
Application Filed 5/26/2026  
Staff Recommendation  
Courtesy Review - no action required. That the request to construct a  
new main structure be conceptually approved with the understanding that  
the final design, as well as associated site plans, elevations, renderings,  
and details, are to be submitted for Landmark Commission review.  
Task Force Recommendation  
Courtesy Review - Comments only:  
If using the Craftsman plans: 1. The gable should face the front of the  
house, with the dormers facing the sides, unless the applicant can find  
examples in the district that have the roof facing the front of the house  
and the gable to the sides. 2. Columns of the porch should be no farther  
forward than the skirt of the porch. Note: Airplane Bungalow version:  
Task Force feels that the second-floor addition is not in scale with the  
remainder of the house and encourages the applicant to stick with the  
version with dormers.  
If using the Mission plans: 1. The courtyard wall is inappropriate for the  
district. A wrought iron fence around the property or a wrought iron gate  
at the entrance of the courtyard would be appropriate. The roofline  
harkens to Craftsman architecture, not Mission. Roofline should include  
parapets. Recommended that for inspiration, the applicant look at the  
architecture of 4400 Gaston Avenue, 4425 Swiss Ave, and 4525 Junius  
Street.  
Note: Applicant decided to move forward with the Craftsman plans.  
Attachments:  
DISCUSSION ITEMS  
3401 COMMERCE STREET  
Council District 2  
Dallas Tent and Awning / Murray Building Historic District  
COA-26-000273  
Rhonda Dunn  
Request  
A Certificate of Appropriateness to replace existing wood (framed) double  
entrance doors on the south elevation of the main building with aluminum  
(framed) double doors.  
Applicant Rees Bowen IV  
Application Filed 6/8/2026  
Staff Recommendation  
That the request for a Certificate of Appropriateness to replace existing  
wood (framed) double entrance doors on the south elevation of the main  
building with aluminum (framed) double doors be denied without  
prejudice. The proposed aluminum storefront door system is visually  
incompatible in profile, non-historic in material, and does not reproduce  
the massing, paneling, or configuration expected for historic industrial  
doors. Therefore, the proposed work would have an adverse effect on the  
historic character of the building and is not consistent with preservation  
criterion Section 3.12 under Fenestrations and Openings; Dallas City  
Code Section 51A-4.501(g)(6)(C)(i) for contributing structures; and the  
Secretary of the Interior’s Standards for Rehabilitation.  
Task Force Recommendation  
That the request for a Certificate of Appropriateness to replace existing  
wood (framed) double entrance doors on the south elevation of the main  
building with aluminum (framed) double doors will be denied without  
prejudice. Replacing the existing wood door with a new wood door is  
more compatible with the building than replacing it with a new metal door.  
Attachments:  
5616 COLUMBIA AVENUE  
Council District 14  
Junius Heights Historic District  
COA-26-000235  
Christina Paress  
Request  
A Certificate of Appropriateness to rebuild and reconfigure the existing  
(non-original) side addition.  
Applicant Gary Buckner  
Application Filed 6/3/2026  
Staff Recommendation  
That the Certificate of Appropriateness to rebuild and reconfigure the  
existing (non-original) side addition be approved with the following  
conditions:1. That the roof on the side addition be hipped with a 6:12  
pitch, 2. that all replacement siding be #117 novelty wood siding to match  
the original, and 3. that all fenestration remain and not be removed.  
Implementation of the proposed conditions would allow work to be  
consistent with preservation criteria Section 8; City Code Section  
4.501(g)(6)(C)(i) for contributing properties, and the Secretary of the  
Interior’s Standards for Rehabilitation.  
Task Force Recommendation  
That the Certificate of Appropriateness to rebuild and reconfigure the  
existing side addition roof be approved with the conditions that drawings  
and specifications indicate a distractive hipped or gable roof on the  
dormer/side addition and that detailing matches the existing main  
structure. Recommend that the side elevation with the dormer show more  
information, that the hipped roof is more appropriate, and that the roof  
specification sheet and side elevation roof specifications match.  
Attachments:  
4826 TREMONT STREET  
Council District 2  
Munger Place Historic District  
COA-26-000260  
Christina Paress  
Request  
A Certificate of Appropriateness to replace the existing fence.  
Applicant Jason Espay  
Application Filed 5/15/2026  
Staff Recommendation  
That the Certificate of Appropriateness to replace the existing fence be  
approved with the condition that the fence must be in the rear 50  
percent of the side yard or behind and behind the rearmost side  
projection of the main building.  
ensure the proposed work is consistent with preservation criteria, Sec.  
51P-97.111(c)(2)(B)(iii); City Code Section 4.501(g)(6)(C)(i) for  
Implementation of this condition will  
contributing properties, and the Secretary of the Interior’s Standards for  
Rehabilitation.  
Task Force Recommendation  
That the Certificate of Appropriateness to replace the existing fence be  
approved as shown.  
Note: More information about the fence location has been obtained, and  
it differs from what was perceived at the task force meeting.  
Attachments:  
6000 BRYAN PARKWAY  
Council District 14  
Swiss Ave Historic District  
COA-26-000020  
Christina Paress  
Request  
A
Certificate of Appropriateness to replace the existing (possibly  
unauthorized) fence to match the existing.  
Applicant Alexander Hinckley  
Application Filed 6/16/2026  
Staff Recommendation  
That the Certificate of Appropriateness to replace the existing fence be  
approved with the condition that the fence is not located directly in  
front of the corner side façade of the main block of the house facing  
North Beacon St. [allowing for the rear ell on the east (rear) side of the  
house to be within the fenced area], which will not have an adverse effect  
on the district. Implementation of this condition will ensure the proposed  
work is consistent with the spirit of the preservation criteria, Sec.  
51P-63.116(2)(B)(iv)(cc); meet City Code Section 4.501(g)(6)(C)(i) for  
contributing properties, and the Secretary of the Interior’s Standards for  
Rehabilitation.  
Task Force Recommendation  
That the Certificate of Appropriateness to replace the existing fence be  
denied without prejudice, as the ordinance does not permit a fence  
directly in front of the corner façade.  
Attachments:  
2937 WARREN AVENUE  
Council District 7  
Wheatley Place Historic District  
COA-26-000337  
Rhonda Dunn  
Request  
A Certificate of Appropriateness to construct a new main residential  
building on a vacant corner lot - a duplex, with an accessory structure, a  
rear detached two-car garage.  
Applicant Pascual Mojica  
Application Filed 06/22/2026  
Staff Recommendation  
That the request for a Certificate of Appropriateness to construct a new  
main residential building on a vacant corner lot - a duplex, with an  
accessory structure, a rear detached two-car garage be approved in  
accordance with drawings and specifications dated 06/22/2026 with the  
following conditions: that foundation be pier and beam or crawlspace  
with a minimum height of eighteen inches; that windows be all-aluminum  
(not aluminum cladding) with lite configuration of one over one (1 over 1);  
that mullion(s) (i.e., trim pieces) of four to six inches in width be added  
between paired/ganged windows; that paint colors for the body and trim  
be selected from a historic paint color collection and be approved by  
staff; and that driveway(s), walkway(s) and steps be of brush finished  
concrete; and that all revisions be noted on drawings and approved by  
staff. Implementation of the recommended conditions would allow the  
proposed work to be consistent with preservation criteria Section 3.3  
under Building Site and Landscaping, Sections 9.3, 9.6, and 9.7 under  
New Construction and Additions, and Sections 10.1, 10.2, 10.3, and 10.4  
under Accessory Buildings; the standards in City Code Section  
51A-4.501(g)(6)(C)(ii) for noncontributing structures; and the Secretary  
of the Interior’s Guidelines for Setting (District/Neighborhood).  
Task Force Recommendation  
That the request for a Certificate of Appropriateness to construct a new  
main residential building on a vacant corner lot - a duplex, with an  
accessory structure, a rear detached two-car garage, be approved with  
the following condition(s)/comment(s):  
1. Move (louvered) vents to the main side gables.  
2. Raise the main side gable (roof height).  
3. Expose rafter tails.  
4. The two front gables are lower and narrower.  
5. (Front) Porch column tops need to be tapered, with brackets aligned  
with the column(s) central axis(es).  
Note: The applicant has revised to comply with the task force  
recommendation(s).  
Attachments:  
3406 JEFFRIES STREET  
Council District 7  
Wheatley Place Historic District  
COA-26-000335  
Rhonda Dunn  
Request  
A Certificate of Appropriateness to construct a new main residential  
building on a vacant interior lot.  
Applicant Franchesca Jennings  
Application Filed 6/18/2026  
Staff Recommendation  
That the request for a Certificate of Appropriateness to construct a new  
main residential building on  
a
vacant interior lot be approved in  
accordance with drawings and specifications dated 06/18/2026 with the  
following conditions: that exterior siding be all wood horizontal  
lap-siding millwork pattern #105; that roof eaves be extended to a  
minimum of 18 inches with exposed rafter tails; that front porch column  
bottoms be unpainted modular sized brick; that the foundation be pier  
and beam or crawlspace with a minimum height of eighteen inches; that  
windows be all-aluminum (not aluminum cladding) with lite configuration  
of one over one (1 over 1); and that driveway(s), walkway(s) and steps be  
of brush finished concrete; and that all revisions be noted on drawings  
and approved by staff. Implementation of the recommended conditions  
would allow the proposed work to be consistent with preservation criteria  
Section 3.3 under Building Site and Landscaping, and Sections 9.3, 9.6,  
and 9.7 under New Construction and Additions; the standards in City  
Code Section 51A-4.501(g)(6)(C)(ii) for noncontributing structures; and  
the  
(District/Neighborhood).  
Task Force Recommendation  
Secretary  
of  
the  
Interior’s  
Guidelines  
for  
Setting  
That the request for a Certificate of Appropriateness to construct a new  
main residential building on a vacant interior lot be approved with the  
following condition(s)/comment(s): extend the principal roof to the front  
exterior wall.  
Note: The applicant has revised to comply with the task force  
recommendation(s).  
Attachments:  
500 N. MONTCLAIR AVENUE  
Council District 1  
Winnetka Heights Historic District  
COA-26-000310  
Christina Paress  
Request  
A
Certificate of Appropriateness to demolish two noncontributing  
accessory structures that are in imminent threat of collapse. Standard:  
Imminent threat to public health/safety.  
Applicant Heather Kelley  
Application Filed 6/16/2026  
Staff Recommendation  
That the request for a Certificate of Appropriateness to demolish two  
noncontributing  
accessory  
building  
structures  
be  
approved  
in  
accordance with the engineering report dated 6/16/2026. The proposed  
work meets the standards in City Code Sec. 51A-4.501(h)(4)(D) and the  
Secretary of the Interior’s Standards for Setting (Neighborhood/District).  
Task Force Recommendation  
That the request for a Certificate of Appropriateness to demolish two  
noncontributing  
accessory  
building  
structures  
be  
denied  
without  
prejudice. Recommends obtaining a structural engineering report, photos  
of the foundation, and a Sanborn map.  
Attachments:  
400 N. WILLOMET AVENUE  
Council District 1  
Winnetka Heights Historic District  
COA-26-000266  
Christina Paress  
Request  
A Certificate of Appropriateness to replace nine (9) aluminum windows  
with clad composite windows on the main structure.  
Applicant Lauren Low  
Application Filed 5/21/2026  
Staff Recommendation  
That the Certificate of Appropriateness to replace nine (9) aluminum  
windows with clad composite windows on a main structure be approved  
with the conditions that the replacement windows are all wood, no  
cladding, one over one lite configuration, and to be approved by staff  
prior to replacement. Implementation of the conditions will ensure the  
proposed  
51P-87.111(a)(17);  
work  
is  
meet  
consistent  
the  
with  
standards  
preservation  
in City  
criteria,  
Code  
Sec.  
Section  
51A-45.501(g)(6)(c)(i) for contributing structures; and the Secretary of  
the Interior’s Standards for Rehabilitation.  
Task Force Recommendation  
That the Certificate of Appropriateness to replace nine (9) aluminum  
windows with Renewal by Anderson windows on main structure be  
approved with following the conditions: 1. that proposed windows are all  
wood, cannot be clad, and make sure bottom rail is wider, i.e. Marvin  
Heritage profile, 2. submit additional photos to prove windows are  
aluminum, and 3. only replace aluminum windows and paint to match  
existing.  
Attachments:  
3505 MAPLE AVENUE  
Council District 2  
Reverchon Park  
Rhonda Dunn  
Request  
A
Landmark Commission Authorized Hearing to consider  
a
historic  
overlay for 3505 Maple Avenue (Reverchon Park), generally bounded by  
Maple Avenue, McKinnon Street, the Dallas North Tollway, Welborn  
Street, and the Katy Trail.  
Owner  
City of Dallas, Park and Recreation Department  
Application Filed 8/5/2024  
Staff Recommendation  
Approve, subject to the preservation criteria with minor edits.  
Task Force Recommendation  
Approve, subject to the preservation criteria with minor edits to the site  
plan(s).  
Attachments:  
MISCELLANEOUS  
Adjournment  
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