Historic Preservation Commission unanimously designates first Terrace Park home as landmark. The Commission voted unanimously on August 24 to designate 625 Lenox Avenue as a historic landmark, the first such designation in the Terrace Park neighborhood. Homeowners Ken Mirsky and Andrea Silkowitz
Historic Preservation Commission rejects homeowner's request to remove Stoneleigh Park historic designation. Chair Jennifer Jaruzelski presided over the July 27 hearing on Donald Furrer's de-designation request, in which Furrer cited regulatory burden and lack of informed consent to the original
Westfield Historic Preservation Commission approves Dudley Avenue landmark addition. The Commission unanimously approved a Certificate of Appropriateness for alterations to the designated historic landmark at 218 Dudley Avenue West, with homeowner Karen Kowalenko and contractor Jay Taback of EKB
Westfield commission secures facade preservation on Revolutionary War-era house. The Historic Preservation Commission approved modifications to 231 Elizabeth Avenue after architect Tao Zhang agreed to retain the structure's front façade and original materials, rejecting his initial proposal to
Westfield Historic Preservation Commission secures historic shed preservation at March meeting. The Commission addressed three demolition requests at 231 Elizabeth Avenue, 401 Lenox Avenue, and 527 Hillcrest. Historic Preservation Officer Barton Ross determined the shed at 231 Elizabeth Avenue,
Historic Preservation Commission elects Jaruzelski chair, reviews variance projects. Jennifer Jaruzelski was unanimously elected Chair and Jacqueline Brevard Vice Chair; Maryellen McVeigh was appointed Secretary. The Commission reviewed three Board of Adjustment variance requests: it offered full
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