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The Historic Preservation Commission hearing on July 25, 2011, addressed two main applications for Certificates of Appropriateness. The first application was approved unanimously for an accessory dwelling unit at 1120 Warm Springs Avenue. The second application, concerning modifications to siding at 1708 N. 7th Street, faced staff recommendation for denial due to the use of faux wood grain siding instead of the required smooth Hardi-board siding. Despite the applicant's arguments highlighting neighborhood consistency and unintentional oversight, the Commission ultimately voted to deny the request to amend the original approval, requiring removal of the faux siding.

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What is the phone number for the city of Boise?

Call (208) 377-6790.

Does Boise have an old town?

Old Boise Historic District. On July 7, 1863, three days after the establishment of the fort by the United States Army, the first Boise townsite was platted consisting of ten blocks, five on each side of Main Street, extending from what is now called 5th Street to 10th Street.

What is the Warm Springs Historic District in Boise?

The Warm Springs Historic District is an established residential area with large homes and mature trees. The ninety-six residential structures included in the District date from the 1870s through the 1930fs, with the majority having been built in the period 1890-1920.

What is the DC historic preservation plan?

The 2025 DC Historic Preservation Plan sets forth a vision and goals to guide ongoing preservation efforts in the District. The Plan establishes a guide for both HPO programs and community preservation activities.

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