2304 April 27 HPC Pkt (Draft)102 West Main Street \ Prattville, AL 36067 \ 334. 595.0500 \ prattvilleal.gov
BILL GILLESPIE, JR.
MAYOR
J.SCOTT STEPHENS, AICPDIRECTOR
CITY OF PRATTVILLE
HISTORIC PRESERVATION COMMISSION AGENDA April 27, 2023 4:30 p.m.
Call to Order:
Roll Call: Chairman Miller, Vice-Chairman Stewart, Mrs. Davis, Mr. Ferguson, Ms. Fritz, Ms. Rollins, and Mr. Sanford.
Minutes: February 9, 2023 (Special Meeting) and February 23, 2023 Regular Meeting
Committee Reports:
Old Business: None
New Business: 1.COA2304-01 Certificate of AppropriatenessAddition-New Accessory Structure, Alterations 129 E Main Street Brandi Rhodes, Petitioner
Public Hearing
2.COA2304-02 Certificate of AppropriatenessAlterations & Rehabilitation 252 First Street Scott Ferguson, Petitioner
Public Hearing
Miscellaneous: Expedited Approvals: N/A
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1 2 CITY OF PRATTVILLE 3 HISTORIC PRESERVATION COMMISSION 4 MINUTES 5 Special Meeting 6 February 9, 2023 7 8 9 Call to order: 10 The Chairman called the special meeting of the Prattville Historic Preservation Commission to order on Thursday, 11 February 9, 2023, at 4:31 p.m. 12 13
Roll Call: 14 The secretary called the roll. Chairman Tim Sanford, Vice-Chair Taylor Stewart, Mrs. Jean Davis, Ms. Precious 15 Fritz, Mr. Scott Ferguson, Dr. Tom Miller, and Ms. Kristi Rollins were present. 16
17 Quorum present 18 19
Also present was Mr. Scott Stephens, City Planner; Mr. Tommie Williams, Planner; and Ms. Alisa Morgan, 20 Secretary. 21 22 Ms. Stewart moved to change the order of the business items discussed. Mrs. Davis seconded the motion. The motion 23 passed unanimously. 24 25 Mr. Ferguson moved to add to the miscellaneous items for discussion the sign for Autauga County Board of 26 Education (ACBOE) sign located on S. Washington Street. 27 28 Minutes: 29 Ms. Rollins moved to approve the minutes of the December 7, 2022 meeting. Ms. Stewart seconded the motion. 30
The motion to approve passed unanimously. 31 32 Committee Reports: 33
There were no reports to be made. 34 35 Old Business: 36
There was no old business to discuss. 37 38 New Business: 39 Certificate of Appropriateness 40 Addition-Stairs, awnings, parking lot pavement 41 203 W 4th Street (Performing Arts Center) 42 City of Prattville, Petitioner 43 44 Mr. Stephens provided the staff report for the Certificate of Appropriateness to allow alteration to the stairs and add 45 awnings to the building located at 203 W 4th Street. He stated that the parking lot pavement was approved at a 46 previous meeting (October 2021). He stated that the proposed alterations requested are to re-configure and remove 47 the existing stairs and rebuild them at a different angle and place awnings over the stairs and over the door on the 48 south side of the building. 49 50
Barbara Simpson with Cultural Arts Department, petitioner's representative, presented the request for the Certificate 51 of Appropriateness to allow alteration to the stairs and add awnings to the building located at 203 W 4th Street. 52 (Presentation made a part of the minutes). 53
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Chairman Sanford opened the floor for public comments. There being no public comments, the public hearing was 55 closed. 56 57 Ms. Rollins moved to separate the items for discussion and approval. Ms. Fritz seconded the motion. The motion to 58 separate passed by 6/1 vote as recorded. Favor: Mrs. Davis, Ms. Fritz, Ms. Rollins, Dr. Miller, Mr. Ferguson, and 59 Chairman Sanford. Oppose: Ms. Stewart. 60 61 Chairman Sanford opened discussion for the board. After their discussion, Ms. Stewart moved to approve the request 62 to reconfigure the stairs as submitted. Mrs. Davis seconded the motion. The motion to approve passed by 6/1 vote 63 as recorded: Favor: Mrs. Davis, Ms. Fritz, Mr. Ferguson, Ms. Stewart, Dr. Miller, and Chairman Sanford. Oppose: 64 Ms. Rollins. 65 66 Mr. Ferguson moved to approve the request to place an awning that would cover the stairs on the west side of the 67
building as submitted. Dr. Miller seconded the motion. The motion to approve passed unanimously. 68 69 After their discussion, Ms. Rollins moved to approve the request to place a metal awning on the rear (south side) of 70
the building as submitted. Ms. Stewart seconded the motion. The motion to approve passed by 6/1 vote as recorded: 71 Favor: Mrs. Davis, Ms. Fritz, Mr. Ferguson, Ms. Stewart, Dr. Miller, and Ms. Rollins. Oppose: Chairman Sanford. 72 73 Certificate of Appropriateness 74 Addition-Pavilion 75 321 S Chestnut Street (City Parking Lot) 76 City of Prattville, Petitioner 77 78 Mr. Stephens provided the staff report for the Certificate of Appropriateness to build an open, covered pavilion over 79 an existing sitting area at the City Hall parking lot located at 321 S Chestnut Street. 80 81 Jonathan Larkin with Public Works Department, petitioner's representative, presented the request for the Certificate 82 of Appropriateness to allow a covered pavilion on property located at 321 S Chestnut Street. He stated that the 83 proposed pavilion will be constructed with black iron at the bottom and wood. The roof material will be the same as 84
the roof at City Hall. 85 86 Chairman Sanford opened the floor for public comments. There being no public comments, the public hearing was 87
closed. 88 89 Chairman Sanford opened discussion for the board. Dr. Miller stated that the proposed structure would obstruct the 90
natural view and does not fit. After their discussion, Ms. Stewart moved to approve the request to allow a pavilion 91 as submitted contingent that the design is with a gable roof facing Chestnut Street, asphalt shingles, and low hand 92 railings with same pattern as city's existing railings. Mrs. Davis seconded the motion. The motion to approve passed 93 by 4/2 vote as recorded: Favor: Mrs. Davis, Ms. Stewart, Dr. Miller, and Ms. Rollins. Oppose: Mr. Ferguson, 94 Chairman Sanford. Abstain: Ms. Fritz. 95 96 Miscellaneous: 97 Expedited Review-none. 98 99 The sign erected on S. Washington Street by the ACBOE is in the opinion of the Alabama Attorney General, legal 100 and is not subject to city's zoning regulations and considers the preservation regulations the same; therefore, a 101 Certificate of Appropriateness is not required. (Letter attached). 102 103 Bylaws Review: 104
The Commission reviewed and proposed changes to the Rules of Procedure and Bylaws. Ms. Stewart moved to 105 approved all changes made. Dr. Miller seconded the motion. The motion passed unanimously. 106 107
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Election of Officers: 110 Dr. Miller moved to nominate Taylor Stewart for Vice-Chairman. Mr. Ferguson seconded the motion. The motion 111 passed unanimously. 112 113 Ms. Rollins moved to nominate Scott Ferguson for Chairman. She withdrew her nomination. Mr. Ferguson moved 114 to nominate Tim Sanford for Chairman. Ms. Stewart moved to nominate Dr. Miller for Chairman. After no other 115 nominations, the vote was called. Mr. Sanford received 1/6 votes and Dr. Miller received 6/1 votes. The motion to 116 approve Dr. Miller for Chairman passed by majority vote. 117 118 Adjourn: 119 With no further business, the meeting was adjourned at 5:56 p.m. 120 121 Respectfully submitted, 122
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CITY OF PRATTVILLE 1 HISTORIC PRESERVATION COMMISSION 2 MINUTES 3 February 23, 2023 4 5 6 Call to order: 7 The Vice-Chairman called the regular meeting of the Prattville Historic Preservation Commission to order on 8 Thursday, February 23, 2023, at 4:31 p.m. 9 10 Roll Call: 11 The secretary called the roll. Vice-Chair Taylor Stewart, Mrs. Jean Davis, Ms. Precious Fritz, Mr. Scott Ferguson, 12 Ms. Kristi Rollins, and Mr. Tim Sanford were present. Chairman Tom Miller was absent. 13
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Also present was Mr. Scott Stephens, City Planner; Mr. Tommie Williams, Planner; and Ms. Alisa Morgan, 17 Secretary. 18 19 Minutes: 20 There were no minutes available for review. 21 22 Committee Reports: 23 There were no reports to be made. 24 25 Old Business: 26 There was no old business to discuss. 27 28 New Business: 29 There was no new business to discuss. 30
31 Miscellaneous: 32 Expedited Review-none. 33
34 Discussion: Attorney General’s Opinion 35 Andrew Odom, City Attorney, opened discussion on the Attorney General’s opinion on the requirements for 36
governmental agencies to receive a Certificate of Appropriateness (COA) and some of the ethics questions regarding 37 ex parte communications in the bylaws. Mayor Gillespie also attended the meeting. 38 39 In their discussion, the Commission agreed to extend a good neighbor gesture to the Autauga County Board of 40 Education (ACBOE) in written form regarding the Historic District and its guidelines. 41 42 Bylaws Review: 43 The Commission reviewed and corrected proposed changes to the Rules of Procedure and Bylaws. 44 45 Adjourn: 46 With no further business, the meeting was adjourned at 5:06 p.m. 47 48 Respectfully submitted, 49 50
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Historic Preservation Commission
Staff Report
CERTIFICATE OF
APPROPRIATENESS
129 E Main St– COA2304-021
DATE
April 27, 2023
PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT
Petitioner: Brandi Rhodes
Property Owner: Brandi Rhodes
Agent: N/A
Location: 129 E Main St
Review Status and History
Previous Approvals: May 22, 2014: alterations and renovations to front façade;
see excerpt from minutes at end of report
1984/2007 Historic
Properties Inventory
Details
From the 1984 Survey: 129 East Main Street (Steward-
Vinson house); c. 1880; story and a half, frame (now
sheathed by aluminum siding), rectangular (three-bay
front) with broad ell, high gabled roof broken at front by
central pedimented cross gable, half-hipped porch
(original supports replaced by wrought iron). Built for
Iremus Stewart.
From the 2007 Survey: 129 East Main Street, Steward-
Vinson House (circa 1880, contributing). This rectangular
with an ell, one-and-a-half-story, aluminum-sided, frame
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building has a gabled roof with a front cross gable. On its
façade is a half-hipped porch with wrought-iron supports.
Proposed Alteration, Renovation, or Addition
The following alterations have been requested by the applicant.
1. Add sconces to front porch
2. Add lattice screen/fence to rear yard 3. Add window 4. Add accessory structure
STAFF EVALUATION:
Reviewed by: Scott Stephens, City Planner
Site Visits Conducted: April 2023
Recommendation: See individual evaluations below
Evaluation:
1. Add sconces to front porch
The applicant proposes to add a lighting sconce on either side of the front door.
Lighting (pp 29-30)
4. When replacement of historic lighting fixtures is necessary, the replacement fixtures shall be of a
compatible style, appearance, and material design to what was historically found in the subject structure’s
architectural style.
a. New lighting shall make use of existing mounting locations when feasible.
b. New lighting shall avoid damaging the subject historic structure and its elements.
2. Add lattice screen/fence to rear yard
Fences (p 25)
1. Historic fences and walls shall be retained and maintained.
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Application is for a new fence.
2. For new fences, wood and metal fencing is most appropriate for the district.
Applicant is requesting a wood or vinyl fence (see part 7)
3. New fences shall not obscure or damage any defining landscaping or streetscaping elements such
as historic sidewalks, lighting, and other elements that add to the character of the block.
The proposed fence location will not obscure or damage of character defining elements on site
(see map/diagram)
4. Avoid erecting solid fences in the front yard or where there is street frontage. Choose instead wood
or metal lattice fences, picket fences, spindle fences, and other fence types that provide some
transparency.
Application is for a fence in the rear (see map/diagram)
5. All front yard and street frontage fences shall be 4 feet or less and shall not obscure historic
elements of the property.
Application is for a fence in the rear (see map/diagram)
6. Privacy fences may be located in the side or rear of a lot, though they shall be setback from the
front facade of the building to reduce their visual prominence. In the case of corner lots, they shall be
setback from both building faces where there is street frontage.
Application is for a fence in the rear to provide separation from adjoining properties. Visibility
of the fence will be very limited from the public right-of-way, if not totally obscured
7. Fences in the side and rear of a property may be constructed of alternative materials as long as
they are not highly visible from the right of way and do not detract from the character of the district.
Applicant is requesting to use vinyl; the proposed location will not be highly visible from right-
of-way
8. Rock and brick landscape retaining walls are generally appropriate for the district, though they shall
be low in height and not obscure historic elements of the property.
Not proposing a wall
Item 2 Recommendation: Approval
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3. Add Window on west gable
Windows (p 30)
5. New and replacement windows shall be of a compatible style, configuration, and material of the
historic windows found on the structure.
a. Contemporary materials such as vinyl and other high gloss materials are generally discouraged.
b. Reflective glass windows are generally discouraged.
c. When replacement windows of the same original material cannot be found, the replacement
window shall be of a compatible size, type, configuration, material, appearance and form as the
original windows.
d. Replacement windows shall match the appearance of the original window to the greatest extent
possible. If the structure has no distinctive style, then window configuration and style shall be of a
simple, compatible style with surrounding structures.
e. Replacement windows shall make use of the existing window frame, it shall not be appropriate
to remove the historic framing of window openings.
f. For replacement windows on tertiary building faces that are not easily visible from the right of
way, materials such as vinyl and reflective glass may be considered on a case-by-case basis.
6. The addition of window openings to tertiary faces may be considered on a case-by-case basis if
they do not damage or detract from the integrity of the structure.
Item 3 Recommendation: Commission will need to decide if west gable is a ‘tertiary building
face’ and consider on this individual case basis.
The design guidelines define tertiary as, “Building face that is not prominently visible from the
right of way and the public realm” (p72).
4. Add accessory structure
New Accessory Structures (pp 38-39)
1. New accessory structures that are visible from the right of way shall be compatible with the style of
the main structure.
The proposed location will not be visible from right-of-way
2. New accessory structures shall be subordinate to the main structure.
The proposed structure is 10’x12’ and subordinate to the main structrue
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3. New accessory structures shall be constructed of materials similar in pattern, texture, and
appearance to the main structure. The accessory structure at this location shares visual similarities
with the primary building.
The proposed structure will not be visible from right-of-way and has a wooden exterior
4. Pre-fabricated accessory structures such as tool and storage sheds may be appropriate if they are
shielded from the right of way.
The proposed structure is pre-fabricated will not be visible from right-of-way
5. Storm shelters shall not be visible from the right of way, or shall be made to have a style that is
compatible with the style of the main structure.
6. On properties with alleyway access, locate new garages along the alleyway when feasible.
Item 4 Recommendation: Approval
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Item 1; Front of house (south face). Applicant
provided
Item 3; Existing window on east face. Applicant
provided
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Item 3; View of west façade from neighboring
property (proposed location of new window)
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Item 4; View of rear yard from Baptist church
parking lot (location of accessory structure)
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Excerpt from May, 22, 2014, HPC Minutes:
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Approximate location ofproposed accessory structure
Approximate location ofproposed latice screen
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Attached are photos of the materials I intend to use for the work
on my CoA application. The window to be added upstairs will be
an exact match to the existing one on the opposite side of the
house. The lattice screen will be 6ft high and roughly 70 feet
long. Please let me know if you need anything further or have
any additional questions.
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Historic Preservation Commission
Staff Report
CERTIFICATE OF
APPROPRIATENESS
252 First Street– COA2304-02
DATE
April 27, 2023
PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT
Petitioner: Scott Ferguson
Property Owner: Scott Ferguson
Agent: N/A
Location: 252 First Street
Review Status and History
Previous Approvals: None found
1984/2007 Historic
Properties Inventory
Details
From the 1984 Survey: 252 East First Street; c. 1875;
one-story, frame (aluminum siding), rectangular (four-bay
front) with rear wing, gable roof, small three-bay porch
with chamfered supports; four-over-four sashing.
Property listed as ‘Conditional Contributing’ in 1984
survey
From the 2007 Survey: 252 East First Street (circa 1875,
contributing) This one-story rectangular frame building
with a rear wing has aluminum siding and a gable roof.
Its small porch has chamfered supports.
Proposed Alteration, Renovation, or Addition
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The following alterations have been requested by the applicant.
1. Add shutters to existing windows.
2. Remove brick and add picture framed lattice work around crawlspace
3. Add paver border to driveway and install crusher run
a. Relocate pavers to driveway.
4. Replace & install 6’ tall privacy wood fence around perimeter of property.
a. Option for driveway gate to be simple black gate with operator
5. Install building on existing slab (24’x30’)
a. 24x30 Vertical Roof Building Horizontal Siding
b. 12 ft Legs
c. 2 - 10x10 Garage Doors on the side
d. 1 - 9 Lite Entry Door 36"x80"
e. 140 MPH CERTIFICATION
STAFF EVALUATION:
Reviewed by: Tommie Williams, Planner
Site Visits Conducted: April 2023
Recommendation: Approval
The proposed project is in keeping with the Historic
Preservation Guidelines for Residential buildings. The
proposed project does not detract from the existing structure.
Evaluation:
Since the subject property/structure was initially developed as a residence, the requested alterations were
reviewed against the Prattville Residential Design Review Guidelines Manual standards. The relevant
sections of the manual are included. Staff comments/evaluations are summarized at the end of each
section. The following changes are proposed:
1. Adding shutters to existing windows
Shutters and Storm Windows (p 31)
1. Historic shutters shall be retained and maintained.
2. Non-functional shutters shall not be added to existing structures unless they were
historically present.
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3. New shutters shall match the height, width, and other proportions of the window opening
and shall be mounted to be operational.
4. New shutters shall not be mounted directly onto any historic exterior walls; instead, mount
them directly onto window frames.
5. Screen and storm windows shall be constructed of painted wood, baked-on enamel,
anodized aluminum, or other materials which can be painted to match the frames mill finish
construction.
6. Screen and storm windows shall fit within window frames and openings.
7. Security windows and metal bars shall not be permitted on primary and secondary faces of
structures.
8. Window inserts and other fixtures that improve the energy efficiency of windows shall be
installed on the interior of the window frame.
Item 1 recommendation: Approve; Shutters were present in 1998 (see attached 1998
report; unable to determine if original)
2. Remove brick and add picture-framed lattice work around the crawlspace
There is not anything in the Design Guidelines that regulates crawlspaces and the material that
can be utilized. Change in appearance should not detract from historic structure or
appearance.
Item 2 recommendation: Approve
3. Add paver border to the driveway and install crusher run
Driveways and Sidewalks (pp21-22)
1. Historic driveways and sidewalks shall be retained and maintained.
2. New driveways shall not damage or destroy important landscaping features and shall be
oriented to be compatible with the overall streetscape of the block.
3. New driveways shall be of a similar size and scale to what is found nearby within the
historic district.
4. New driveways shall make use of existing curbcuts when possible. Avoid new curbcuts
unless they are necessary for driveway access. New curbcuts shall match historic curbcuts
along the street in size, profile, and configuration.
5. Driveways shall be located to the side of the main structure when possible. Unique or
unusually shaped lots may warrant a driveway in a different location, though the applicant
shall make a best-faith effort to incorporate a driveway that is compatible with the
streetscape.
6. Driveways shall be constructed of materials typically found within the historic district such
as gravel, concrete ribbons, pavers, dirt, and concrete.
7. Larger driveways may be appropriate if they are located in the rear of the lot.
8. Materials such as blacktop and asphalt were not historically found within the residential part
of the historic district and are prohibited.
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9. New sidewalks and walkways shall follow historical trends set by the historic district. Many
residential buildings have narrow concrete walkways leading from the sidewalk to the
building entrance; construction of new walkways shall follow this historical precedent.
Item 3 recommendation: Approve
4. Replace & install 6’ tall privacy wood fence around perimeter of property.
A. Option for driveway gate to be simple black gate with operator
Fences (p25)
1. Historic fences and walls shall be retained and maintained.
2. For new fences, wood and metal fencing is most appropriate for the district.
3. New fences shall not obscure or damage any defining landscaping or streetscaping
elements such as historic sidewalks, lighting, and other elements that add to the
character of the block.
4. Avoid erecting solid fences in the front yard or where there is street frontage.
Choose instead wood or metal lattice fences, picket fences, spindle fences, and other
fence types that provide some transparency.
5. All front yard and street frontage fences shall be 4 feet or less and shall not obscure
historic elements of the property.
6. Privacy fences may be located in the side or rear of a lot, though they shall be
setback from the front facade of the building to reduce their visual prominance.
In the case of corner lots, they shall be setback from both building faces where there is
street frontage.
7. Fences in the side and rear of a property may be constructed of alternative
materials as long as they are not highly visible from the right of way and do not detract
from the character of the district.
8. Rock and brick landscape retaining walls are generally appropriate for the district,
though they shall be low in height and not obscure historic elements of the property.
Item 4 recommendation: Approve
5. Install building on existing slab (24’x30’)
a. 24x30 Vertical Roof Building Horizontal Siding
b. 12 ft Legs
c. 2 - 10x10 Garage Doors on the side
d. 1 - 9 Lite Entry Door 36"x80"
New Accessory Structures (pp 38-39)
1. New accessory structures that are visible from the right of way shall be compatible with the
style of the main structure.
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2. New accessory structures shall be subordinate to the main structure.
3. New accessory structures shall be constructed of materials similar in pattern, texture, and appearance to the main structure.
4. Pre-fabricated accessory structures such as tool and storage sheds may be appropriate if
they are shielded from the right of way.
5. Storm shelters shall not be visible from the right of way, or shall be made to have a style
that is compatible with the style of the main structure. 6. On properties with alleyway access, locate new garages along the alleyway when feasible.
Item 5 recommendation: Approve
EXISTING WINDOWS
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EXISITING DRIVEWAY
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From:scott@hometowncompany.com
To:Planning
Subject:[EXTERNAL]252 First Street Historic Preservation - COA - Application
Date:Tuesday, March 28, 2023 12:39:37 PM
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1. Add shutters to existing windows.
2. Remove brick and add picture framed lattice work around crawlspace
3. Add paver border to driveway and install crusher run
a. Relocate pavers to driveway.
4. Replace & install 6’ tall privacy wood fence around perimeter of property.
a. Option for driveway gate to be simple black gate with operator
5. Install building on existing slab (24’x30’)
a. 24x30 Vertical Roof Building Horizontal Siding
b. 12 ft Legs
c. 2 - 10x10 Garage Doors on the side
d. 1 - 9 Lite Entry Door 36"x80"
e. 140 MPH CERTIFICATION
Scott Ferguson
334-730-3560
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