62 High Street rehabilitation Certificate of Appropriateness
Bangor
Summary
The owner of the 1825 Mason House in the High Street Historic District wanted to replace rotted trim and gutters and restore four wooden cornices to match the building's 1800s appearance. The commission debated the in-kind material standard — new aluminum gutters instead of original wood — but found the profile matches and the preservation benefit outweighs the material difference.
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Last discussed Mar 12, 2026.
Impact analysis
The rehabilitation preserves the historic brickwork and structure, with the applicant reporting a 20-to-30-year aluminum gutter warranty.
The owner gets a weather-tight, historically accurate building, and passersby on High Street see a landmark restored.
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