Legislation Details

File #: 2025-0450    Version: 0 Name:
Type: MOTION Status: PLACED ON FILE
File created: 5/29/2025 In control: Committee of the Whole
On agenda: Final action:
Title: /Name/Summary 9999 West 143rd Street - Shutay Realty Executives Siding Replacement - Certificate of Appropriateness
Attachments: 1. Shutay COA (1), 2. Shutay Permit and Contract (1)
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9999 West 143rd Street - Shutay Realty Executives Siding Replacement - Certificate of Appropriateness

 

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Project

9999 West 143rd Street - Shutay Realty Executives Siding Replacement - Certificate of Appropriateness

Legistar ID: 2025-0450

Project ID: COA-25-00583

 

Petitioner

Robert Shutay (Property owner)

 

Purpose

The purpose of this petition is to remove and replace the siding and fascia on the existing structure at 9999 West 143rd Street.

 

Requested Actions:  Certificate of Appropriateness

 

Project Attributes

Address: 9999 West 143rd Street

P.I.N.(s): 27-09-200-001-0000

 

Comprehensive Plan Planning District: Downtown Planning District

Comprehensive Land Designation: Neighborhood Mixed Use

Existing Zoning: OOH Old Orland Historic District

Contributing Structure: Yes

Landmark: Yes

Existing Land Use: Office (Realty Executives)

 

Surrounding Land Use:

North: R-3 Residential District - Orland Park Elementary School

South: OOH Old Orland Historic District - Personal Service Establishment (Bill’s Barber Shop)

East: OOH Old Orland Historic District - Mixed Use: 2nd Floor Residential, 1st Floor Commercial West: BIZ General Business District - Multi-Tenant Commercial

West: BIZ General Business District

 

 

OVERVIEW AND BACKGROUND

 

According to the 2008 Residential Area Intensive Survey by McGuire Igleski and Associates, 9999 W. 143rd Street is classified as a contributing structure to the Historic District. There are two buildings on the property, the former Christ Evangelical Lutheran Church and a single-family home. The former church was built in 1898, and the last congregation was the Presbyterian Church which purchased the building in 1975. The single-family home was built in 1903 and served as the rectory for the church. Both buildings are currently used as office space for Realty Executives. The integrity of the former church building is listed as medium and the condition good. The integrity of the single-family home is listed as high and the condition excellent.

Both buildings are designated as landmarks. The roofs of all structures on the lot were replaced in 2024 (2024-0720).

 

PROJECT DESCRIPTION & CONTEXT

 

Old Orland Historic District

Per Table 6-209.G.1, the review and approval process for Contributing Structures and Landmarks for routine maintenance work requires administrative approval through a Certificate of Appropriateness. Routine maintenance includes the repair or replacement of exterior elements where there is no change in design, materials, or appearance of the structure or property such as gutters and downspouts, driveways, etc.

 

The proposed work is to replace the siding on certain areas of the church building. The existing siding is white, and the proposed siding will match the existing. They will also be replacing the fascia to match the existing. Per Section 6-209.F.3.f, replacements for siding should match and be compatible in character, color, and texture with the original. All like materials will be used and the appearance of the building will not be changed.

 

Overall, the proposed routine maintenance work conforms to the Village’s Land Development Code and policies for this area.

 

Recommended Action/Motion

 

The Certificate of Appropriateness to replace the siding and fascia at 9999 West 143rd Street, as depicted on the scope of work and specification sheets submitted by the petitioner, was administratively approved on July 15, 2025, subject to the following conditions:

1)                     Meet all Building and Land Development Code requirements.

2)                     Obtain a building permit prior to construction.