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Home My WebLink Aboutminutes.hpc.19820427RECORD OF PROCEEDINGS 100 Leaves Historic Preservation Committee Regular Meeting April 27,1982 The Historic Preservation Committee held its regular meeting April 27,1982 in the Council Chambers. Present were, Bill Clark, Mona Frost, Terry End, Marjorie Brenner, Bill Drueding, Georgeann Waggaman,Colette Penne,the meeting'started a few minutes late due to the site visit at Waterfall and Hope project. The minutes were postpone till all the members could read them. Old Business Waterfall Hope Project Waterfall and Hope project was the first item after the site visitjon the agenda, for preliminary review by Don Ball and owner of Waterfall and Hope. Colette Penne opened by saying that no vote had been taken on April 13, and in the two step process, it had to be done, and a vote should be taken today, for the public hearings is for May 11,1982. Colette Penne went on to say, that after seeing the building as it is now , ahog poge of signs , materials and lighting, and the plan is to clean all that up; and cleaning up the signage and putting in the scupture garden will be a massive improvement. Comments were asked from the other members, and all felt in agreement with Colette Peune, so long as they could see the materials used, at the public hearing. Georgeann Waggaman made a motion to approve the Waterfall Hope Project of remodeling including the brick arch and the scupture garde~ as both have been submitted. Marjorie Brenner seconded the motion, all in favor, motion carried. New Building 5th & Main Bill Wesson Next was the consideration of exterior changes on the new building at 5 th and Main, owner Bill Wesson, architect John Huish; Cole~te Penne said she could give the members a little background on this project. Bill Wesson has come before this committee before with two building plans, for this location on Main Street; The first building is the plan on the board right now, approved at least more than a year ago, then last fall before the G~ went into effect, the second plan came before this board and ~J approved; then about a month ago Bill Wesson called and said he did not want to build either one of the ~pproved plans, but had a third one for review; Coleete Penne went on to say that, she told him that he could not do that/because of the GMP allocation, and with the third set of plans would have to start all over, and go through the process again. He then decided to use the first set on plans that had been approved by HPC with some changes. Briefly the changes wanting to be made were, ommitting the chimmeys and raising the building to be all above ground level, changing the exterior stairwell Going over the changes the committee found them to be major changes and suggested that the owner and arctitect talk to Gary Essary and get an opinion as far as how much change will be premmited, for this committee could not give preliminary approval. If the City attorneys office, says that they have no problem with that much o~ ~a change,then HPC will put them on the next agenda for preliminary review, after checking with Colette Penne. Colors Potter' s Guild Colette Penne spoke for the Potter's Guild on their choice of colors; to be wedgewood for the building, beige for the trim, and the door to be burgundy in color, and to put an awning on with thier signage; Marjorie Brenner made the motion for approval as submitted, Georgeann Waggaman seconded the motion, all in favor, motion carried. Next item, Ted Singel~s from Pour La France is considering leasing the corner space in the New Mill Street Station, and he would like to put outside dining on the roof for the summer months, awnings and umbrella tables will be used on the space, another res~ant has already had approval for outside dining and they both will work out the colors. Outside Dining Pour La France Hickory House Mark Danielsen -Swiss Chalet Pour La France will need a stairway going up to the space with a covering at the top for protection, and drawings were looked at. Asked about the railing , it would be the same as there right now for the other restaurant. They are asking for a concept of outside dining at this level, and that colors to be used will come back before this committee later. Conceptual approval to move ahead with the project was given by the members. Consideration of encloseure of the Hic~o~y:~House,John Van Ness on West Main~Street, the patio on the east side, with a roof over it already and screened in area;The color of the roof will be beige, and the screen in area in front will be replaced with sliding glass doors, and the side and rear will be cedar siding,as is now on the building; the door will be in a similiar location but replaced with a:~heavy duty door. The main part of the building will stay the same, only enclosing the screened in area for year round use is being done. Mona Frost made a motion for approval of John Van Ness for his clients, for the Hicory House. Terry End seconded the motion, all in favor, motion carried. Last came the preliminary review of the S~iss Chalet Project, by Mark Danielsen, bring ~efo~e this committee more changes to the amended design at & Main Street; Mark Danielsen brought forth his amended model of two weeks ago. Bill Clark stated that he wanted to review ~~-~ the last HPC meeting, that certain plans had been~submit{ed for Council and P&Z through the GMP process; C~ain comments were made by this committee, but a preliminary vote had not been taken on April 13,1982, but a public hearing had been set for May Mark Danielsen said that HBC I~vestments was comming back today with some of the suggestions amended that was given by the committee, such as, having the building higher on the east end, miniumize the stairwells, less massing and the building set back, which the amended model showed. But not touched on was the comments made last meeting of the plans for the victorian 4 or 5 small buildings layout that had been seen at one time,and looked like a small swiss village. Mark Danielsen went on to say,he has talked with the applicate HBO,Investments, an that as of this time, does not wish to proceed with what they call fake victorain village look plans; From what Mark Danielsen can tell, will not do those plans. Cole~te.~Penne stated that she as well as other members of this committee would like to see seperate units as shown in the victorian drawings, that are not massed together, or a boxed look effect; she does not fault this design that Mark Danielsen has showed the committee, just that it does not belong on Main Street or the. Historic District of Main Street. Discussion continuted,Bill Clark asked that a preliminary vote be taken by the committee on the issue to be discussed at the public hearing May llth, or cancel the public hearing. It was then decided that the public hearing should be cancelled,and to have Mark Danielsen if he wished to come back to the HPC in two weeks time again Msy ll~h, both members and Mark were hopefull at working out the differences of this project.Colette Penne said if HBC was not ready the HPC could put it on the agenda for four weeks; But to call herby Thursday before the next meeting to let her knoW Colette Penne mentioned that there was a need for a couple of work sessions with City Council needed for May, Bill Clark suggested that they try to make them on the lunch time hopefully to get more of both committees here. Meeting adjourned