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HomeMy WebLinkAboutminutes.hpc.19811215RECORD OF PROCEEDINGS 100 Leaves Site Visit Signage Cookie Muncher Cafe Historic Preservation Cc~ittee regular meeting December 15, 198~. Council Chambers The Historic Preservation C~'L¥~.~ttee held its regular meeting on December 15, 1981 Present wore chairman, Bill Clark, Mona Frost, Nick Pasquarella, Terry End, Mar~r~e ~enne~, Colette Penne, Bill Drueding. Bill Clark opened the meeting of the HPC, and recessed for a few minutes to go over to at the proposed color for the Stephan ~al~n addition to the Red Onion. After returning to the n~eting Bill Clark said that there was no presentation of the extra signage on the awnings for the Paradise Bakery; And asked the m~mbers if it was a significant concern, they now have the Cookie Munchers Cafe, Exxon, and a T-Shirt Station, Bill asked if any of the m~mbers wanted to c~n~ent on , also Colette Penne said there is key to Aspen 2 for 1 sign . Bill Drueding said the only one who has gotten a sign permit is the Cookie Munchers Cafe, and the awnings are a part of the building permit, but are also a projecting sign, as far as the code, it was discused that the owner of Paradise Bakery leases to the other shops, so would be responible for the signage on the buildings, Bill Clark said he thought H~C should take back their prior approval given to Cater Holmes for the Cookies Muncher's Cafe, Bill Drueding said he would go over and see if Cater has at his place of business and get this signage straigten out. Minutes The minutes for the lust meeting wore moved for appoval with the corrections mentioned by Marjorie Brenner,seconded by Mona Frost, all in favor, motion carried. Stefan ~lin Stefan Kalin, proposed color for the Red Onion,new addition to the building, als~ the air conditioning which is on the Red Onion, sticks out like a sore thumb, and needs to be address also. Terry End said that she liked the bland color on the Stephan Kalin building. It was suggested that Stefan Kalin talk to Tom Wells and add a little false front on the brick, to cover the scallop detail and sc~s of the air conditioning. Terry End moved to approve the color for the building, seconded by Nick Pasquarella, all in favor, motion carried. Desi~ations Designations: 232 E. Hallam Authurs 132 W. Main 332 W. Main 'l~ne members felt that Authurs was not an historic building, but sev~al houses together , and the members said they would oppose that one; 332 W. Main, next to the Copper Horse, Nick Pasquarella said that he has taken a site visit to 232 E. Hallam and that is a pretty house, a beautiful yard, with one of the few mansard roofs in town,, Colette Penne said there are only two roofs in town, this one and the pioneer park 442 W. Main Street; Bill Clark usked for a vote on the 232 E. Hallam for designation and 332 W. M~in, all in favor, motion carried. P~solution 81-14. Bill Clark entertained a motion to not designate 132 W. Main. Marjorie Brenner moved to a~prove the motion of not to designate, Colette Penne asked to be directed to write a ~olution to the effect that 232E. Hallam and 332 W. Main be included in the Individual Historic designation, excluding 132 W. Main , all in favor, motion carried. six Structures and Sites: Colette Penne said all these six are of and unusual cb~%rater; but have not asked to be designated themselves. Koch Lumber Co. not at this time Lower Durant Mine shaft, no Aspen Institute -,, ~ Colorado Midland right of way- ~ P~o Grande R.O.W.- ~ Durant Mine Building- ~ There was a lot of discussion with the choice of the Aspen Institute ~but most of the members felt that it should not individual designated Bill Clark ask for a vote to be taken on the Aspen Institute Marjorie Brenner moved for appro~a_] of giving the Aspen Institute individul Historic designation,all in favor, one, Marjorie Brenner opposed three, opposed have it, re?lion denied. Bill Drueding joined the meeting in progress again with the respondance Ted Davis, and Mark Bill Drueding brought forth the plans, but they wore not stamped with an approval; Colette Penne varified the plans that HPC approved, which had one awning, Bill Drued/ng wont on to say that now they have an extra awning here,then there is a lot of signs,on that small corner; There is four signs within a short span, and this cc~mittee never would approv~e, that many, also the cc~mittee approved colors, HPC approved a pow~¢~yellow, and the awnings wore suppose to be dark forest green, Bill Drueing will check out the colors to see if they agree with the approval samples. Nick Pasquarella said that HPC did approve the one sign, Cookie Muncher Cafe, but with out the logo,none of the other signs have been before HPC and Bill Clark said he would like to back this up, and start over, the signs are not legal, and one of the awnings which bears the name Exxon, has not been presented to HPc for consideration or approval, it is up to the building departement to back what ever action they choose to take, based on the information HPC presented; Bill Drueding suggested that pu~ng the flaps up on the awnings for the two woeks period before ccm~ing before HPC , ~und Colette Penne suggested that using the Paradise Bakery, instead of Cookie Munchers Cafe, a small Exxon sign, put a small 2 for 1 key to Aspen in the bottom of the window, the T-Shirt station is appearant, Colette Penne said that the meeting tonight will be with Planning and ~oing and HPC mer~rs to follow the code for the designations to rec~nd to City Council. Final discussion of changing Garmish St. back to Center Street, Colette Penne said that she has gotten a lot of letters frc~ people asking that the name of the Street not be changed back to Center Street, so maybe this should be dropped at this time, there has been a legal publication in the Aspen Times, and if the membe(s are willing get an historic sign and put "Center Street" underneath Garmish Street, and that solves it all, Meeting adjourned.