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311 Huguenot St is a residential proposed at 311 Huguenot St, New Rochelle, NY, 10801-7208 in New Rochelle, NY. The project is currently pending before local land-use boards. Trinity Episcopal Church is listed as the developer on the public record. LocalForesight has tracked 1 public hearing appearance before Historical and Landmarks Review Board.

Project Overview

311 Huguenot St

Trinity Episcopal Church proposes to replace the original cathedral glass and wood window frames at its building located at 311 Huguenot Street in New Rochelle with new custom fixed wood window units featuring clear glass in the clerestory. The project involves the removal of existing historic windows and their replacement with modern units while maintaining the wood frame construction. The property is identified as Block 417, Lot 24 in New Rochelle. The current status of the project in the approval process is not documented in available records.

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Property Stats

Status Pending
Type Residential
Address 311 Huguenot St, New Rochelle, NY, 10801-7208
Developer Trinity Episcopal Church

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Timeline

May 13, 2026
Historical and Landmarks Review Board
  • Discussion only — No action taken; preliminary presentation for Certificate of Appropriateness
  • Proposed removal of original cathedral glass and wood window frames in clerestory; replacement with new custom fixed wood units and clear insulated glazing for energy efficiency
  • Board requested plan for restoration and reinstatement of original stained glass cathedral glass on exterior, with new frames prepared to accommodate future remounting
  • Architect agreed to prepare detailed plan showing stained glass restoration approach and timeline; requested permission to conduct mock-up of one bay (decision deferred pending formal application)
  • Applicant to submit formal application to proceed; next presentation expected following month

Next steps

  • Architect to submit formal Certificate of Appropriateness application
  • Architect to prepare detailed plan for stained glass restoration, including timeline and restorer identification
  • Mock-up details for one bay to be reviewed upon formal application submission
  • Return to board next month following application filing

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Sentiment

7 /10

From Historical and Landmarks Review Board · May 13, 2026

  • Board supportive of energy efficiency goals and modernization but emphasized importance of original cathedral glass preservation; Chair and Speaker 3 and 4 pushed for commitment to reinstatement plan
  • Architect initially hesitant to promise timeline due to competing financial pressures (roof replacement) but agreed frames would be designed with capability for future glass restoration
  • Board receptive to phased approach if preparation and restoration plan is documented; no public comment recorded

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