Legislation Details

File #: 2026-1858   
Type: OHPAB Certificate of Appropriateness Status: Agenda Ready
File created: 7/27/2026 In control: Historic Preservation Advisory Board
On agenda: 8/6/2026 Final action:
Title: Case File #54; COA26-0049; 1238 SE 5th Street. A request to install three new, custom-fabricated solid copper awnings over three existing windows on the west elevation of the residence
Attachments: 1. COA26-0049 Application Packet, 2. Master Site File 1238 SE Fifth Street
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Submitted By: Charlita Whitehead
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Presentation By: Charlita Whitehead
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Department: Growth Management

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Case File #54; COA26-0049; 1238 SE 5th Street. A request to install three new, custom-fabricated solid copper awnings over three existing windows on the west elevation of the residence
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OCALA'S RELEVANT STRATEGIC GOALS:
Quality of Place.

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BACKGROUND:
Petitioner/ Property Owner:
Charles King and Paula King

Applicant Request:
The applicant is requesting approval to install three new, custom-fabricated solid copper awnings over three existing windows on the west elevation of the residence. The proposed awnings will be fabricated by Robinson Custom Metals & Welding and will match the existing copper awnings previously approved and installed on adjacent windows. Each awning will be constructed of solid copper and will measure approximately 10-inches in height, 10-inches in projection/depth, and width of approximately 3-feet, 4-feet, and 5-feet, respectively, to correspond with the size of each window. Refer to the attached application packet for additional information.
For a copy of the COA application please contact the Growth Management Department

Parcel Information:
Acres:
?1.00 acres
Parcel(s) #:
2836-002-004
Location:
1238 SE 5th Street
Future Land Use:
Neighborhood
Zoning District:
R-1, Single-Family Residential
Existing Use:
Residential

Background:
The existing home, known as the Judge Fred R. Hocker House, was constructed in 1930, and was constructed in the Tudor Revival architectural style. The home is a contributing structure to the Ocala Historic District. The proposed awnings will match the existing copper awnings located on the west and south elevations of the residence that were previously approved under COA21-44386 (2021) refer to attached application packet.

Previous Certificates of Appropriateness:
COA04-0015 (2004) Approved - demolish the existing garden room and wood deck; construct a sl...

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