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Historic Preservation Cc~mittee regular meeting July 26, City Council Chambers
The Historic Preservation Ccm~littee held its regular meeting on July 26, 1983 in the
City Council Chambers; Present wore Nick Pasquarella, Mona Frost, Connie McCrudden,
GeorgeannWagg~nan, Richard Cicero and colette Penne.
The meeting was called to order and Nick Pasquarella moved to approve the minutes
for the meeting of July 12th, seconded by Mona Frost, all in favor, motion
carried.
Asked if anyone was able to attend the "Building Better Beards" no...
709 W. Main
Bill Gilner
The first item on old business, was the Public Hearing and final review of a
new residence at 709 W. Main by Bill Gilner; Georgeann Waggaman opened
the Public Hearing; Bill Gilner was asked to review the project, for the
mintues. Bill Gilner said this plans have the changes included, linto's
on the windows, like the cc~littee suggested, so this will be a revised set
of plans, except for the removeable of an arch, that Bill Gilner can go either
way; Beige stucco, redwood trim, sliding windows on the side, the awnings
would bejust in front of the doorway, and of a canvas material like the
one at Andrea's; Nick Pasquarella said he has no problem with the loop on
the roof, if he wants it, let him; Georgeann Wagg~a~ln said she did not mind
the arch in front either, and that it could be an option as far as Bill is
c~ncerned; Bill Gilner said the perma shield ccmes in dark brown or white,
the dark brown will look a lot better the members said, and Bill said he had '
planned to use the dark brown, The color of the awnings, will cc~e back
before ~ for approval later, Public Hearing was closed; Richard Cicero
moved t6 approve as stm~ittedbyBill Gilner for a new residences at
709 W. Main with the color changes, Mona Frost seconded the motion, all
in favor, motion carried;
Applejack
Lodge
New Business
Preliminary Review for the face lift for the ApplejackLodge, Dave Gibson
the architect for the project, the site plan is for the east and north
elvations; What they wish is to add a entry canopy ,faced with copper
coated motal, and a smaller one o~r the entl-y, remove the indoor pool
and put an outdoor hot pool, andenclose the parking lot with a cedar
wall, and stone piers at intervals; The structural frame of the building ,
will stay basically the same and adding to it, it will have new cedar
siding, new stone facing: On the East side there will be decks and
patio doors to each of the unit~, on the west facade the windows are now
about eight inches wide, and they would like to go to a code side exit
which is 22 inches wide by . Signage, will be a samll sign
off the side of the pier; The parking will actually add three more spaces by
The copper will notbecc~e dark and the canopy will be 12 by 20 feet,
Georgeann Waggaman asked for the next meeting that they attend to bring a
sample of the copper; Steelballards~willbe put around the tree in the
driveway; Mona Frost moved to give preliminary aUproval to the plans as
presented byDave Gibson for the ApplejackLodge, seconded by Nick
Pasquarella, all in favor, motion carried. The Public Hearing will be
scheduled for August 23;
Fence
Little
Victorian cond
Main St.
A request to put up a fence on Main Street byAlison Burk came before
~ the request consisted of a cedar fence, natural wood and to be
six feet high, and 30 feet frc~the corner, the Little Victorian.
is by Main and sixth Street , The members discussed the issue with
applicant, asking her to seal or varish it if it will not be painted
to protect the wood; The request is to give her some privacy frem
people loo~ng into her front window, but the msmbers had sc~e problems
with the size of fence and Nick Pasquarella said hewould sure like to look
at where they wish to put a six foot fence on Main Street, and the rest
of the members agreed to a site visit and to review this ite~ on
August 9th and will be the first it~ of old business on that agenda.
The last item on the agenda was the Public Hearing and final consideration
for the choice of color for the antique light poles in town, it
is a continued meeting and Public Hearing frem the July 12 th meeting
with Tarry Yaw and Jim Holland the Parks director.
~e of
Light~oles
The meeting departed for the site visit, the m~mbers discussed the colors
and deci~ded that a color between the light ke&ly green, and the green
black would be best, When they paint the pole the choice of this con~ittee,
then the name and number of the color will be added to the minutes.
Meeting Adjourned