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Doors
The character-defining features of a historic door and its distinct
materials and placement should be preserved. When a new door
is needed, it should be in character with the building. This is
especially important on primary facades.

8.13 Preserve the decorative and functional features of a
primary entrance.
When replacing a door, use a. These include the door, door frame, screen door,
materials that appear similar to threshold, glass panes, paneling, hardware, detailing,
that of the original. transoms and flanking sidelights.
b. Avoid changing the position of an original front door.

8.14 Maintain the original proportions of a historically
Conservation plan: an inventory and analysis of historic resources Corbel: a bracket of stone, wood, or metal projecting from the side
Corbel: a bracket of stone, wood, or metal projecting from the side
Conservation plan: an inventory and analysis of historic resources
significant door.
within a geographic area of the city that has been designated or of a wall and serving to support a cornice, the spring of an arch, a
within a geographic area of the city that has been designated or
of a wall and serving to support a cornice, the spring of an arch, a
a. Altering the original size and shape of a historic door is
proposed for designation as an historic district pursuant to the balustrade, or other element.
proposed for designation as an historic district pursuant to the
balustrade, or other element.
inappropriate.
provisions of this article, which contains standards for alteration, b. Avoid adding sidelights when not part of the original
provisions of this article, which contains standards for alteration,
rehabilitation, restoration, construction, relocation and demolition of Cornice: a projecting ornamental molding along the top of a
configuration.
Cornice: a projecting ornamental molding along the top of a
rehabilitation, restoration, construction, relocation and demolition of
buildings, structures, objects or sites in an historic district. building. building.
buildings, structures, objects or sites in an historic district.
8.15 When replacing a door, use materials that appear
Conservation plan: an inventory and analysis of historic resources
Corbel: a bracket of stone, wood, or metal projecting from the side
This simple door design
Construction: the act of expanding an existing building, structure or Demolition: an act or process that destroys in whole or in part any
similar to that of the original.
Construction: the act of expanding an existing building, structure or
Demolition: an act or process that destroys in whole or in part any
complements the minimal
within a geographic area of the city that has been designated or
of a wall and serving to support a cornice, the spring of an arch, a
object or the erection of a new building, structure or object on a lot, building, structure, object, or site.
building, structure, object, or site.
object or the erection of a new building, structure or object on a lot,
traditional building form.
balustrade, or other element.
proposed for designation as an historic district pursuant to the
site, or other property. 8.16 When replacing a door, use a design that has an
site, or other property.
provisions of this article, which contains standards for alteration, Designation: the formal recognition by the city council of a building,
appearance similar to the original door, or a door
Designation: the formal recognition by the city council of a building,
associated with the building style or type.
rehabilitation, restoration, construction, relocation and demolition of
Cornice: a projecting ornamental molding along the top of a
Context: the surrounding environment of a building or site, including structure, object, site, or district as historically, architecturally,
Context: the surrounding environment of a building or site, including
structure, object, site, or district as historically, architecturally,
buildings, structures, objects or sites in an historic district.
building.
other structures, site features, landscape, and streets. culturally, or archaeologically significant to the city, state, nation, or
other structures, site features, landscape, and streets.
culturally, or archaeologically significant to the city, state, nation, or
8.17 Do not create a new entrance on a primary elevation
region. region.
that was not historically there or formalize an entrance
Construction: the act of expanding an existing building, structure or
Contributing: a building, structure, object, or site that reinforces the Demolition: an act or process that destroys in whole or in part any
Contributing: a building, structure, object, or site that reinforces the
that was historically used as a service or utilitarian
object or the erection of a new building, structure or object on a lot,
building, structure, object, or site.
cultural, architectural, or historical significance of the historic district Door Door
cultural, architectural, or historical significance of the historic district
entrance.
site, or other property.
in which it is located.
in which it is located.
Craftsman Style
Designation: the formal recognition by the city council of a building,
Context: the surrounding environment of a building or site, including
Contributing structure: a building, structure, object, or site that is structure, object, site, or district as historically, architecturally,
Contributing structure: a building, structure, object, or site that is
other structures, site features, landscape, and streets.
identified as contributing to the designation of the historic district in culturally, or archaeologically significant to the city, state, nation, or
identified as contributing to the designation of the historic district in
which it is located. region.
which it is located.
Contributing: a building, structure, object, or site that reinforces the
cultural, architectural, or historical significance of the historic district Door
This residence on Sabine Street is a
in which it is located. This residence on Sabine Street is a Victorian Style
contributing structure
contributing structure
Contributing structure: a building, structure, object, or site that is
identified as contributing to the designation of the historic district in
which it is located.
This residence on Sabine Street is a
Maintain the original proportions
contributing structure Doors in the District display a range of designs with recessed
Figure 8.7: Preserve the decorative and functional features of a
of a historically significant door.
Doors in the District display a range of designs with recessed
primary entrance.
panels; some of these may contain glass lights.
194 Healdsburg Citywide Design Guidelines panels; some of these may contain glass lights.
Doors in the District display a range of designs with recessed
Old Sixth Ward Protected Historic District Design Guidelines Guidelines panels; some of these may contain glass lights. A-7 A-7
Old Sixth Ward Protected Historic
District Design
Old Sixth Ward Protected Historic District Design Guidelines A-7