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Historic Preservation Commission Reverses Earlier Decision On Honeyman House Barn

May 3, 2017 Historic Preservation

The Historic Preservation Commission voted to reverse itself and allow the owners of the Honeyman House to change the material being used on their barn.

The owners of the Honeyman House on Canal Road will be able to use a different roofing material than originally approved on the property’s barn.

The Historic Preservation Advisory Commission voted May 2 to allow the property owners, Ed Potosnak and Jeremy Pike, to use shingles made of asphalt rather than install a metal seam roof.

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