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HomeMy WebLinkAboutminutes.hpc.19810929RECORD OF PROCEEDINGS 100 Leaves HISTORIC PRESERVATION COMMITTEE MINUTES FOR SEPTEMBER 29,1981 A The Historic Preservation Committee held its regular meeting on Tuesday, September 29~1981, in the Aspen City Council Chambers. Members present were: Chairman Bill Clark, Terry End, Nick Pasquerella, Larry Groen, Richard Cicero, Mona Frost, and Steve Marcus. Colette Penne of the Planning department was also present. Bill Clark called the meeting to order, roll was called. Minutes were approved unanimously, the motion made by Larry and seconded by Terry. Consideration of changes in the alley facade of the Red Onion West building- Pat Hunter, contractor. Plans and exhibits were reviewed by the committee.Herb Paddock of the building department stated that there were a few changes that would need to be made to meet the building departments codes, including a 30 foot parapet wall. The committee approved the plans subject to revision to meet the building department codes, and that the surface be painted to match the existing surface. Larry made the motion to approve, Richard seconded. All in favor. Review of design changes in the Park Place plans- Andrew Dracopoli There are changes made in the showcase window, they have gone to a 90 degree one from a 45 degree one with a 2 inch mullion. It will be normal colored glass that is thermal. The other change was on the Mill st facade. The entrance on the Mill st. side was deleted , the wall was made consistent and like the one on the Cooper St. side. The rest of the plans are the same as the plans approved last March. Herb brings up the projection into the public right of way. Larry makes the motion to approve the plans pending the approval of the building department. Terry seconds the motion, all in favor. Review of a change in chimney position at the Henry Pederson Duplex- Welton Anderson The committee reviewed the plans submitted, Terry moves to approve the proposed chimney plan change, Nick seconds, all in favor. Preliminary review of new building design at 605 W. Main- Dr. Bill Wesson Colette advises the committee that the first set of plans that Dr. Wesson had submitted that were all but approved by the committee earlier had proved too large for ~hat he wanted, and that he has new plans for a smaller building that he would like approved, but that if that did not happen he would go ahead and build the first one. The plans for the scaled down building are presented to the committee. Dr. Wesson introduces Kal Hashimoto who has designed the building. Kal shows slide of the proposed lot on Main St., plans for the new building, and how it fits architecturally with the rest of the block. He points out that the style would be in keeping with the victorian style, that the trees would be left in place, and the color of the builing would be three shades of brown stain. The roof will have ceder shake. Public hearing will be set to review the plans, which will have to be complete in every respect. Terry moves for approval of the preliminary plans, Mona seconds, all in favor. The review of the proposed sign change at City Hall. The committee deceided that old sign was more appropriate than the new movie sign. Herb Paddock pointed out that the new sign did not meet the RECORD OF PROCEEDINGS September29, 1981 100 Leaves sign code for the City. Richard made the motion to keep the old sign, Larry seconds, all in favor. Review of Mountain High Ice Cream conversion at the corner of Cooper and Galena- Ted davis and Dan Patterson Dan Peterson , the president of Paradise Bakery, showed the committee color plans of the proposed bakery and building that will occupy the corner of Cooper and Galena. It is a yellow and green colored building with a lot of window space that the building department said would be unacceptable. The building and design are patterned after other Paradise Bakery outlets that are in shopping centers, and the committee felt that the colors were not in keeping with the downtown theme. Dan explained that when he saw the for rent sign at that location, the old Sinclair station, that that set the wheels of thought off in his mind to put the Paradise Bakery there, The plans will be revised appropriately to meet the building codes and will be presented at public hearing. The building at 50] E Cooper was approved as a designation, made by larry, seconded by Nick. The next meeting is scheduled for October 20th. motion Meeting adjorned.