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HomeMy WebLinkAboutminutes.hpc.19860325MINUTES: HISTORIC PRESERVATION COMMITTEE REGULAR MEETING MARCH 25,1986 ROLL CALL: G.Waggaman,M.Frost,N.Pasquarella,B.Poss,C. Cunniffe,excused Marge Riley,Mary Martin,Zoe Compton,Pat O'Bryan, staff:Steve Burstein. Nick Pasquarella steps down and leaves the meeting for this portion. OLD BUSINESS; ADMENDMENT TO THE ESPRIT STORE FRONT,APPROVAL TO DIVIDE THE TWO LARGE WINDOWS WITH MULLIANS,506 E. HYMAN HARRY TEAGUE. TEAGUE said the firm he works for was unable to fine a company with glass large enough to to do it like on the plans,the glass is 100 years old in one of the windows. He suggested to Burstein once that they change the glass to run horizontal,but when looking at old pictures it was vertical glass. Showing the members a picture taking at the turn of the century, shows the window divided up the way Teague is planning to do it. The west window was never done this way, this is the orginal peice of glass. They would like not to have the mullion but they say there is nothing they can do ,because of the size of glass. The center mullion will be four inches wide. The mullion will divide the glass same as the other window. Drawing of window and mullion can be seen in planning office file. Teague said he would like a motion stating that HPC accept this plan, but also wholes open that if the company does find that large a peice of glass,they be allowed to proceed as plan before this admendment. MOTION-Esprit-Window-Mullions Mona Frost moves to approve and accept the vertical mullion in the windows on each side of the entrance door to Esprit shop as presented by Harry Teague and this motion does not proclude the single peice of glass that Teague has recieved approval for. Charles Cunniffe, seconds,all in favor, motion carried. AWNINGS-COLOR-ESPRIT Teague ask for approval of awning material and color: 1 MINUTES: HISTORIC PRESERVATION COMMITTEE REGULAR MEETING MARCH 25,1986 Showing the board his choice of two greys,lite grey,the mullions will be the dark grey, the lite grey the kick plate, and cast iron lential,cast iron columns. material of canvas for awnings...and they are retractable. MOTION Mona Frost moved to approve the awnings and the color for Esprit as presented to HPC and Chairperson added certain wordage to the document presented and a copy of such will be in the planning office files. Seconded by Charles Cunniffe,all in favor,motion carried. Discussion of resolution to add color and illumination to HPC's review authority Georgeann Waggaman said that this should be tabled since not all of the members are here today to discuss this issue. Illumination, one wants to look at it in an over all view,see how it all balance the total project,under illumination one can look at the fixtures,Bill Poss remarked. Review of HPC Procedures and Application Form Charles Cunniffe said that a check list for the applicant,of what needs to be address at a HPC meeting,then there can be no mis understanding of what has a has not been address and approved. One would be keep on file and the condition given. Burstein said he still would like to see a letter of application also,which gives the applicant leway to express the way they wish to, and this can be attached. The members do feel they should have the power along with the public to review color,and look at the guidelines of other historical reviews, and they seem to review color. MOTION Georgeann Waggaman moves to accept the "procedure application," and to be given to each applicant applying to the HPC board,which consist of two sheets Burstein has prepairsd procedures of the 2 MINUTES: HISTORIC PRESERVATION COMMITTEE REGULAR MEETING MARCH 25,1986 Aspen Historic Preservation committee,and and application for Historic preservation committee review,seconded Bill Poss, Discussion Mona Frost, that summary of the code be defind in the application. ADMENDED to MOTION Burstein said he would like read in addition to "on the all in favor of admendment. to change(j.) on the application to historical structure or district" Vote called on orginal motion,all in favor,motion carried. Meeting adjourn.