Legislation Details

File #: 2026-2031   
Type: OHPAB Certificate of Appropriateness Status: Agenda Ready
File created: 8/13/2026 In control: Historic Preservation Advisory Board
On agenda: 9/3/2026 Final action:
Title: Case File #68; COA26-0060; 906 E Fort King Street; A request to install a custom-made steel handrail along the front porch stairs
Attachments: 1. COA26-0060 Application Information, 2. Master Site FIle 906 SE Ft King Street
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Submitted By: Charlita Whitehead
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Presentation By: Roberto Ellis
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Department: Growth Management

FORMAL TITLE:
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Case File #68; COA26-0060; 906 E Fort King Street; A request to install a custom-made steel handrail along the front porch stairs
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OCALA'S RELEVANT STRATEGIC GOALS:
Quality of Place.

PROOF OF PUBLICATION:
N/A

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BACKGROUND:
Petitioner/Property Owner:
Stacey Harris and Jon Harris
Applicant Request:
A request to install a custom-made, matte black powder-coated steel handrail along the left side of the front porch stairs. The proposed handrail will be approximately 100-inches in length and 36-inches above the stair nosings and will be supported by three decorative forged wall brackets attached to the existing porch column and stair walls. The handrail will have curved returns at both ends. No freestanding posts are proposed.
For a copy of the Certificate of Appropriateness (COA) application please contact the Growth Management Department.


Parcel Information:

Acres:
?0.50 acres
Parcel(s) ID:
28362-039-01
Location:
906 E Fort King St.
Future Land Use:
Neighborhood
Zoning District:
R-3, Multi-Family Residential
Existing Use:
Residential

Background:
The existing home, known as the William G. Marshall House, was constructed in 1908 using a Classical Revival architectural style. The home is a contributing structure within the Ocala Historic District.

Previous Certificates of Appropriateness:
* COA26-0003 (2026) - Approved, landscaping improvements.
* COA26-0012 (2026) - Approved, replacement of existing wood fencing with ornamental black aluminum fencing; installation of stairs from the lower carport to the upper deck; enclosure and expansion of the existing screened porch for additional interior space; replacement of the upper deck railing; removal of exterior shutters and window screens for repair and restoration of window trim; and relocation of existing windows and doors as part of the addition and interior renovatio...

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