Historic Districts Commission approves five projects in single September session
Sudbury Historic Districts Commission clears five projects and narrows Revolutionary War Cemetery sign design. The board, chaired by Anuraj Shah, voted unanimously Sept. 4 on Certificates of Appropriateness for St.
SUDBURY -- September 4, 2025, Sudbury Historic Districts Commission clears five projects and narrows Revolutionary War Cemetery sign design. The board, chaired by Anuraj Shah, voted unanimously Sept. 4 on Certificates of Appropriateness for St. Elizabeth's Church (24 Andersen-series parish-hall windows at 1 Morse Road), a 27-panel Brightway Energy solar installation at 68 King Philip Road conditioned on a GAF charcoal architectural shingle reroof, three Pella casement replacements at 115 Old Sudbury Road, a stone front porch in Southport veneer and blue mist granite at 19 Colburn Circle, and a six-by-six white wooden number post at 925 Boston Post Road. Homeowner Susan Karboni said she would "frankly be much happier" with a darker roof to mask the panels. Building chair Stephen Kirby told the board casement upgrades would cost the church roughly $18,000 more than gliders. The longest discussion concerned the Sudbury Historical Society's proposed cemetery kiosk: the commission settled on Adobe Caslon over Times New Roman and asked the designer to redraw a stone-wall graphic Shah said reads as "a chain."
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