Single-family new build at 305 Bath St
Summary
A homeowner whose first house flooded in the hurricanes is rebuilding elevated to modern flood codes, mimicking nearby historic styles. The board approved with lattice screening and permeable-surface conditions to soften the raised look.
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Last discussed Jun 1, 2026.
Impact analysis
Private rebuild funded partly by insurance; no public cost.
The owner gains a flood-resilient home and the street gains an infill house matching district scale.
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Related development
26.43 McClain — new single-family home
The elevated home fills a vacant lot with a design matching neighboring scale; screening conditions soften the raised under-structure visible from Bath Street.
McClain — single-family new build
Approval would allow a new home on the Bath Street lot, with the design judged against historic district compatibility standards.
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