Dartmouth Historical Commission appointed Susan Guiducci and Beverly Sylvia as co-chairs on September 14, restructuring leadership after Robert Mahowald's relocation to California. All four members present voted unanimously to approve Christina Sewall's motion. The commission tabled three
Historical Commission approves four historic-district renovation projects. The Dartmouth Historical Commission voted unanimously on July 6 to approve demolition and renovation work at four properties: 54 Barneys Joy Road, 183 State Road, 304 Hixville Road, and 18 Wilson Street. Chairperson Robert
Historical Commission approved door and window replacement application. Chairperson Robert Mahowald and members Susan Guiducci, Beverly Sylvia, Christina Sewall, and Philip V. Baker unanimously approved the HDPR-25-13 application for removal and replacement of two entry doors and six windows at 42
Historical Commission approves two home renovation applications. The Dartmouth panel unanimously endorsed replacement of exterior siding with Hardy board at 117 Old Westport Road, built 1900, where homeowners Joseph and Karen Gajewski plan to maintain historical aesthetics. A second application for
Historical Commission approves four renovation projects, defers three for additional information. The Dartmouth body unanimously approved kitchen relocation and rebuilding at 69 Naushon Avenue, a dormer addition at 304 Elm Street, and partial bump-outs at 217 Little River Road. Three applications
Dartmouth Historical Commission approves three residential renovations with conditions. The board unanimously green-lighted renovation of a cedar-shingled 1885 house at 4 Bayview Avenue, a 1891 kitchen-and-porch extension at 1 Cleveland Street subject to Zoning Board of Appeals approval, and
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