B.5.2 - 2406 Harris Blvd - applicant's presentation — original pdf

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2406 Harris Blvd in 2009 – Year of Landmarking Patio already Existed in 2009 Photo is from zoning change review packet - 2009 Current and Future Views – The Same But Better What we have…. • Substandard landscaping • Safety issues – high traffic area • No use of >50% of property • Immediate neighbors say “eyesore” What we will have: Improved safety • • Use of front yard - >50% of property • Life in front of house • No pool parties – 14’ x 28’ only; 5’ deep • Transparent fencing – no blocking of façade. Proposed Pool – Flush with Grade – Not Visible from Street Fence at perimeter would be minimally visible and follow the pattern of neighbor’s house. Site Plan with Pool – Offset from Front Façade • No raised edge in current design • Not visible from street • 14 feet x 28 feet • Does not touch historic structure • Will not be a party pool • No pink flamingos • No yellow umbrellas • Looks better than a boat trailer Fence Design Options (Height not to Exceed 6’ from Grade) Water Feature 1706 Niles Road Fred and Margaret Sharp House • Open design; • Visual weight provided by columns; • Approved by HLC in 2012 Texas Governor’s Mansion • Open design; • Undeniably historically appropriate