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HomeMy WebLinkAboutminutes.hpc.19820323RECORD OF PROCEEDINGS 100 Leaves Historical Preservation Committee Regular Meeting March 23,1982 The Historical Preservation Committee held its regular meeting March 23,1982, in the Council Chambers. Bill Clark called the meeting to order, present were Nick Pasquarella, Mona Frost, Marjorie Brenner, Terry End, Colette Penne, and Bill Drueding. Cit~ Rlaza~ Building The meeting was open to Public Hearing; First was a Public Hearing for the final design review of the City Plaza Building by J.R. MC Carthy, Artichiet and with Jack Miller, Client- Alan Richman. They have summited anrecieved a Growth Management Allotment, and conceptual approval from the BPC in th Fall of 1981. There is not much change to the building, 35'4" will be the new height of the building, the color and brick color will be brought before the committee for approval later. Bill Clark brought up that tinted glass is not allowed in the guidelines of the HPC and how much glass would be use in the building and sky line would have to be with in the code allowance. The open space around the building has increased a little from the drawings by about 200 feet. The Public Hearing was brought to a close. The committee gave conditional approval upon comming back with brick,color,glass verses metal roof and signage, or any other lighting fixtures they might use. Nick Pasquarella made the mation, Mona Frost seconded the motion, All in favor, Motion carried. Nest was th Public Hearing for the final design review of facade changes to the existing Epicure Building by Bill Pose. To come before this committee today was the issue of the entrance on the corner, on Mill and Main to be relocated on the side of Mill Street. To research corner entrances at corners, Georgeann Waggaman and Bill Pose went to the Historical Society and looked through old photos. It was The Linclon Block orginially, and in the 30's it became the wood Block and one photo showed it was used for a !~garage, before the Epicure. The sandstone step in front of the now existing entrance is hoped to be moved to the otherside of the courtyard, the other change will be brick peers to courtyard side. The Public Hearing was brought to a close. And a motion was put before the board by Terry End, That the committee approve the changes in the Epicure Building as purposed, subject to certain conditions which follow, save the step ~ or stoop as name be; on the propertyand if not practical, deliver it to the Historic Society; also that they will deliver the electric Post or so called Power line to the Historical Society; Remove all external conduits; Remove the drain pipe;and any signage or color that is not already there to come back to this committee for approval. Nick Pasquarella seconded the motion All in favor, motion carried. Next on the agenda was the signage and facade changes at St. Johns of Aspen in the Brand Building by Rita St John. The minutes were read of the last meeting about concerning St. John's. At this part of the meeting open with Rita St. John discussing much of her previous stated plans; Then was brought up the color of the awnings, and Bill Clark stated that the committee did have jurisdiction on coloT and that the tone of purple with the color she .migh~ use for the awings would have to be taken into consideration and a vote taken for approval. ~Rita St. John said she had been told that this committee had no control of color, and was not prepared to really St. John's New Business ready to dicuss at this time, color, and felt it should not be an issue. The committee had no problem with the Signage Rita St. John'wants to use on the windows as given in previous meeting, but wants to take paint, signage and the wood trim and awnings ali in one meetingrather than take each seperately in a number of meetings Terry End made a motion to approve the sandblasting her logo of 18St. Johns on the windows conditional on Rita comming back with the color sample for her woodwork on the building which will go with her purposed burgundy color £or the awnings. At that point Rita St. John said at this time she wanted to withdraw her ideas before this board and come back at a latter date for she did not feel it was fair, since she was told that the committee had no control of color, and since color did seem to be a issue here or the combination of colors that she wanted to use. So Rita St. John with drew her application before the HPC. The priliminary review of the removal of the Swiss Chalet cabins and the construction of a 24 unit employee Housing Project, by Mark Danielsen for HBC Investments Hans Catrup. The location on the application is on the South side of Main Street between 3rd and 4th. This is a complete different design in c~mparison to the Victorian look of 4 or 5 buildings that HBC decided against, in hopes this would be a better plan. Bill Clark asked, because of the difference in design did the HBO Investments have to go through the GMP process again. Mark Danielsen then spoke up to say, that the GMP gives scoring based on primarily technical aspects of the project, none which include any design criteria, only if the project is chan~ed in a substantial wa~ ie; in an area which it relieved points, then they would of had to go back and be rescored. In the p~rticual project you see before you, you see a design change and do not have go back to the G~. And that~his coramittee can give its conceptual approval because under the revised GMP process~which now~their is no scoring as such. Before applicates had s~unmit to the process and after if they are awarded the allotment then HPC gives its £inal approval, Colette Penne saidl she might be able to clear things up, When Mark Danielsen came before with these purposal and recieved a residental allotment under the GMP there was a moratorium on, on Main Street; therefore a catch in the process, not with a definiet design, they had to have the HPC saying they would allow them conceptual approval to remove the cabins, for a 24 unit employee project, and they needed to hear that for they could go on to the GMP. The HPC at that time directed Mark Danielsen an okay, and gave him certain criteria that they must follow. If his general design fits into that criteria its alright for him, ~ark Danielsen to be before the HPC. Bill Clark then stated that he felt they were taking a chance,that HBC has not really gotten much from the the HPC committee when they aame before and then HBC went to the GMP because HPC could not ~egally g~e it to you (HBC), HBC then got approval through the GMP process on a plan that is different than the one now; and now ask the HPC to approve the new plan. Mark Danielsen, said , a brand new plan yes, but using the old concept i~itially given, not as approval; as guidance from the HPC. Mark Danielsen went on to say the units are in two buildings, one being 2 units high and contains 5 one bedroom units, the other building is graduated from 1 to 3 stories in height and contains 14 units above grade and 5 units below, consisting of 24 units in all, parking is now located under ground for 23 o£ the spaces accessable from the alley. RECORD OF PROCEEDINGS 100 Leaves The project is spread out on the 7 lots an an open space of 36 feet wider than the other plan has been given to the space between the two buildings. The lowest point of the project is at each side of the site. The discussion went on with plans being shown to the committee and Colette Penne brought up that since this is complex in terms of levels that it might be good for a site visit for Aril 13, at 2:15 at the site. Marjorie Brenner then made a Motion to table this untill the committee can do some research. Seconded by Nick Pasquarella, All in favor, motion carried. Review o£ replacement o£ the walk up window at the Bank of Aspen with a automatic teller, by Drake Jacobs. Bill Clark had to leave the meeting and Mona Frost became acting chairperson, A Motion was made by Nick Pasquarella as presented to the committee and seconded by Terry End, Ail in favor Motion carried. Members were reminded of the study secession to night with City Council. Meeting ddjourned.