ANGOLA — The Angola Historic Preservation Commission has denied plans for an upper-level window replacement at the former First National Bank of Fremont building, located on the east corner of the city’s public square.
KPC media reports this weeks decision came during the second meeting on the matter. KPC says a special meeting was also held on October 19th where approval was granted to replace the lower-level windows.
The upper-level window project was reportedly not approved because the proposed vinyl materials for the new windows do not follow the Commission’s guidelines, and are not comparable to the other historic features of the building.
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