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HomeMy WebLinkAboutminutes.hpc.19850910Historic Preservation Committee Regular Meeting September 10,1985 1:00 P.M. City Council Room Roll Call: Georgeann Waggaman, Nick Pasquarella, Mona Frost, Mary Martin, Margie Riley,Steve Burstein, Bill Dreuding. Excused Pat O'Bryan. OLD BUSINESS: BRAND BUILDING WALl. PAINTING--GAARI) MOSES Moses, up dated the members on the project, HPC has given conceptual approval for the painting of the Brand Building alley wall, applicant now asking approval of colors, showing the board pictures of the graphic art, samples of eagles,banners,silver queen, with the theme being the Patriotic Sons of America. Aspen had two camps site for the Patriotic Sons of America, and are still in exsistence at Valley Forge,The patriotic Sons of America as far as Moses can determine was set up after the Revolutionary War. Mona Frost asked if a picture could be found of the other picture that had been painted on the building. Moses said that he thought he could but that he felt the picute was old but not historic, it was done sometime in the 30"s. The Brand Building will be on the National registry, if it is not already, and there did not seem to be any problem with the wall painting with them. Bill Drueding said this is not in the sign code and will need to go to Council, and will need the recommendation of HPC and its approval, this is considered a graphic painting not a sign, because it will not relate to any building inside the Brand Building. The size will be like the one on the Crystal Palace, 13 feet 7 inches by 16 feet 4 inches high. The colors will be muted and can be seen in the Planning office. Historic Preservation Committee Regular Meeting September 10,1985 1:00 P.M. City Council Room The back be low key, splashed with high color,which will ground will and then certain points will be be accent colors. Nick Pasquarella moved to recommend to City Council for application, favor, motion carried. Steve Burstien was HPC stand. Gaard Moses graphic painting Seconded by Mona Frost,all in asked to write a memo to City council stating COLORS/TAVERN IN THE PARK Charles Cunniffee Showing the colors to the members,the commission has approved the plans for the building earlier, the applicant has come back for color approval, red -crimson, dark ivory and grey- smoke will be used, but the actually samples of color can be see in the Planning office. CCLC has approved the lighting scheme for the building. Also showing the members the awning choice. Mona Frost moved to approve the color scheme as presented this meeting, Margie Riley seconds,all in favor, motion carried. The awnings will need and encroachement license stated Drueding. S~'AT.T.J~D,D BOUSE-I~.ROLT BAP. N This issue has come before the City Council twice already and will come again,Oct. 14, 1985. This is conceptual presentation of the Marolt barn at the Stallard House Property. Allan Blomquist said there is a lease to the prior owner and is up August 3rd 1986,Mrs. Marolt will leave the premises, the barn is now used as a warehouse by her, this is one proposal the city can choose to do with the building and property. Historic Preservation Committee Regular Meeting September 10,1985 1:00 P.M. City Council Room What is being asked is.. is the Marlot Barn compatible on the property of the Stallard House, and HPC feelings on a conceptual level. The Historical Society is very interested in having this building moved to the Stallard property. If the barn is moved it could be a building used for the period of history that men could relate to, engines, argiculture, ranching, and mining. The Marolt barn was once the Aspen Lixivator works, at the end of the silver crash the building started to deteriorate. The under part of the building will not be rebuilt, and is not part of the building, but a crawl space. The Historical Society is trying to buy the corner parcel,which is privately owned,beside the Stallard House property. Their is also the gardens of the Stallard House,which are rented out for weddings etc. that help finance the Historical Society. Blomquist said he would like to see the old garage torn down and replaced with a porch the way it use to be. Also the plan is to have two bathrooms installed for better public usage. Landscaping will be done to hide and shelter the neighbors, so the barn will not be that visible. Blomquist went into the hopes, for the 20th Century Museum and what hopefully they wish to reflect for this period of our history. What Blomquist is asking for is title to the barn for the Historical Society. If the private property is purchased the little house would stay and be used as offices, and a caretaker to live on site. Historic Preservation Committee Regular Meeting September 10,1985 1:00 P.M. City Council Room The feeling of the board is to encourage City Council to support the plan of moving the Marolt barn to the location of the Stallard property to be used as part of the nineteeth century historical heritage of Aspen. This is a conceptual presentation. Meeting adjourn. 4