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City Staff Cheri Bedford, HPO Guests Michelle Scribner, David Logan, Barbara Wilson Absent Matthew Coyle, Lalonna West, Kyle Abshire, Alexis Winston 1. Call meeting to order -Chairman Chairman Turk called the meeting to order at 4:02 2. Citizen's forum No one spoke at citizens forum. 3. Review and approve February 1 1, 2026 A motion was made by Commissioner Hale, seconded by Commissioner Kee, motion carried 5 ayes, 0 nays 4. Discussion and possible action on the following Minor Certificate of Appropriateness (26000005) 27 Clarksville, Canopy improvements, Michelle Scribner. Ms. Scribner was present to address the concerns ofthe commission at the previous meeting. She clarified the existing canopy is 6 inches tall, and she is proposing adding a facia to make it look 18 inches tall. She provided additional photos and identified the drainage of the Chairman Turk reviewed design standards on canopies. Canopies should be appropriate scale and location on the building, and the most canopies scale is determined by the space that exists. The commission expressed concern with the requested height of the proposed addition to the face ofthe canopy, expressing that at 18 inches it would appear dipropionate in size compared to the area between the transom windows and lintel portion on the storefront. They also expressed concern setting Hallowed this would set a precedentfor otherproper@' owners. After discussion and evaluation ofexisting conditions, Chairman Turk askedfor a decision from the board. A motion was made by Commissioner Kee to approve the addition ofa fauxfacia to change the existing canopy height to a maximum of 16 inches. The motion was seconded by Chairman Turk, Motion carried 5 ayes, 0 nays. 5. Discussion and possible action on the following Certificate of Appropriateness COA (26000006) for property located in the HD -I Downtown Historic District- 443 1 "ST SW, David Logan David Logan returned to the commission for a minor change to his Certificate of Appropriateness issued and was approved at the February 11, 2026, meeting. The COA issued was to approve the bollards being powder coated black or dark green. After doing research, Mr. Logan found the powder coating cost prohibitive and came back to the commission to request permission to paint the bollards and chains with industrial Sher -Chem high -gloss enamel paint black in lieu Qfpowder coating. He has had good luck with the paint in past projects andfbund it 10 stand up to the weather quite well and made it easier to touch up scratches and chips. Chairman Turk reviewed the 2018fencing standard, and it was his opinion the concern Q/lhe commission at this time this amendment was adopted was to have afinish that would match the district and last.