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HomeMy WebLinkAboutminutes.hpc.19850326Historic Preservation Committee Regular Meeting March 26,1985 1:00 P.M. City Council Chambers Present were Nick Pasquarella,Margie Riley,Gretchen Greenwood, Pat O' Bryan. Nick Pasquarella open the meeting to the Public Hearing , presenting Stan Mathis is Curtis Odom for the Independence Building. Curtis Odom open by saying to his understanding that HPC had no problem with the preliminary review except for the rod iron fencing in front of the planter. Nick Pasquarella... that was one of the question involved. Revised Drawings have been given the members. Nick Pasquarella said he wish for the record,that the board needed was a little rendering of what it is going to look like from the outside, and the planters which_this board is interested in,be enough. Showing the members from the rendering, previously there was a brick wall, and that, that did not need to be there, and it needs to go to the ground. And that was a question Gretchen Greenwood brought up. Nick asked if the access would be the same as the preliminary. Yes..repied Curtis Odom. The stair that exsist right now, will be abandon, and the glass canopy will done, the conduits and pipes will be removed and place in the inside. The lighting scheme will go along with the Mall lighting plan. This building already encroachs on city property, they want to come out foot an a half, and got approval from City Council last night, they might want to made that portion rod iron as well. Plans can be see in the planning office. They talked to Council and mention that they might cover the entry way to the lodge,and the entry to the basement with a canopy effect. Historic Preservation Committee Regular Meeting March 26,1985 1:00 P.M. City Council Chambers There will be a rail and a hand rail for the basement entry. HPC wants still to see the natural brick on the building The South wall there will be and enclosure for the strairwell, and ther will be a enclosure in the same wall of the dumpsters, and the mass of power and ulitiles and put that in a cabenit. The area way will be removed, and become a light well for a managers apartment. Gretchen Greenwood moved to accept the plans for the Independence Building,as presented today by Curtis Odom: The west side by Crossroad Drug is where HPC wanted to see changes done, and the applicant, changed the planter, showen in the rendering in the planning office,.Seconded by Pat O' Bryan, discussion, the brick planter will go to the short iron rail, all in favor, motion carried. MC DONALDS: Mc Donalds trash, Andrew Dapolipli, manager of Park place condomuium assocaition, athey had a small wall to hide the trash and that was delomished by a car, that drove into it, the wall only hide one of the two dumpsters.on the Rubey Park side, the proposal is wooden gates that would hide both the dumpsters, and visually hide the dumpster from Rubey Park side. The gates will be made of the same cedar siding that was use else where in the building, and hung on six by six post,and will be a foot off the ground, for they can be open in the winter with all the snow. This is the South wall north facing. A four foot bar will be used to hold the gate shut. MOtion to approve the dumpster for Mc Donalds with gates made of cedar to hide them was made by Gretchen Greenwood, seconded by Pat O' Bryan, all in favor, motion carried. Historic Preservation Committee Regular Meeting March 26,1985 1:00 P.M. City Council Chambers Mall lighting John Cottle: John Cottle gave and a up date on the CCLC and City Council project of redoing the mall lighting plan with more lights and lower to the ground. The antique fixtures that come out of the Mall will be placed on Main Street, as part of the Main Street lighting plan, where the double headed fixturers are now there will be a triple headed fixture,Bisco will be the manaufacture that is used. Showing the plans for the planter at Wagner PArk, to the members. Nick Pasquarella moved to accept the plan for the lighting project for the Mall,presented by John Cottle, seconded by Pat O' Bryan, drawings are up with the planning office and CCLC. All in favor, motion carried. Aspen Grove Building-final approval of brick pavers The applicanty wish to run the mall brick down the curb, to connect the old Independence Building, all at right angles. The bands will be sightly different than the concrete to concrete and than is followed by brick. The open space will be increased. Two of the city light fixtures will match to give more lighting. The large tree has been donated to the City,and is being moved by the owner of the Aspen Grove. The diagram of the planned pavers and sidewalk design can be seen in the planning office. Gretchen Greenwood moved to approve the design of pavers for the Aspen Grove Building, seconded by Pat 0 Bryan. All in favor, motion carried. Public Hearing for the Continued Meeting for the Chitwood Building. Bill Poss gave the presentation, architect for the project. Pete Rosal is representing the owner. Chip Goldbrick who is consultant on color, and painting of the building. the Bill Poss reviewed the preliminary of the design concept combining the the Chitwood building, and the old Eupicure Plaza Building which is now called the Chitwood plaza building. They have gotten approval of the awnings on the Chitwood building, and planting mature trees along both Mill and Main. At this meeting they are to come back with the paving sample, and the color scheme, ~istoric Preservation Committee Regular Meeting March 26,1985 1:00 P.M. City Council Chambers The rendering Bill Poss showed the HPC, is a flat rendering, but does have the colors as proposed on the drawing. Nick Pasqaurella mentioned HPC had asked that they keep the awnings as uniform as possible, as you faced any one side portion of the building. Different awnings will be used on the one restaurant,a barrel type and will be of a rust color. Pour la France wants to retain their shape, which is more angler, asking if they could use a solid color instead of the stripes. The building will be painted in a uniform color,carrying it over to the Plaza Building where you will not see the green awnings but the blue ones. HPC has dicussed the bricks and it was felt that with all the additional brick being added, and some of the brick being replaced, that painting the brick was the better way to go with this building. The Cantina will take the first floor of the old building and goes into the court yard of the new building They are purposing to do is put in a natural door. The steel piers which will be wrapped in brick, then to plant the ivy that use to be there on that wall and around the piers. Showing from the preliminary site plan the pavers and showing a sample to the board the kind of paver and the pattern to be used. The color of grout will match the iron in the enviroment. It is a running bond of brown, and on the corner a radial pattern and a handicap ramp. The colors used on the inside will come out with the lighting plan,and will be tied all together. The existing green on the building now tends to go with the blue on Pour La France. Public Hearing closed. Gretchen Greenwood move to grant final approval to the Chitwood building, with colors shown on the rendering seen in the planning office, seconded by Pat O' Bryan. All in favor, motion carried. Designation of structures: 135 W.Main Historic Preservation Committee Regular Meeting March 26,1985 1:00 P.M. City Council Chambers 125 W.Main 211 W. Main 400 W. Main 612 W. Main 202 E. Main 208 E.. Main 216 E.Main 211 E. Main 104 $. Galena 302 E. Hopkins Most of these are notibles. These are ones that people have asked to be designated. There are certain advantages to have individual designation, showing picture of the places to the members was Colette Penne. Nick move to accept these places as designated for the record, seconded by Marjorie Riley, all in favor, motion carried. Res. 05-1. Meeting adjourn.