HomeMy WebLinkAboutminutes.hpc.19801028Historic Preservation Committee
:0ctober 28, 1980
The Historic Preservation Committee held a regular meeting on October 28, 1980
at 1:00 P.M. in the Mayor's Chambers. Members present were Jon Seigle, Mona
Frost, Richard Cicero, Georgeann Waggaman and William Clark. Planning staff
representative, Sunny Vann, was also present.
OLD BUSINESS
Little Annie's Eating House
Remodel - Public Hearing $
Final Approval
Raul Gawrys, representative of Little Annie's
Eating House, presented the plans for the remodel.
He said the question on the windows of the enclosed
porch had been about how many panes the windows
would have. He said there would not be sixteen
panes, but only twelve.
Bill Clark had asked that some pictures be brought
of what is there now. Gawrys showed the pictures
and said they want to keep it looking that way as
much as possible. Clark asked about the heaters
that are on the top of the porch now. Gawrys said
they would be replaced by skylights.
Gawrys said the fenced in area will be solid, but
during the summer, that will be the only difference.
The colors will remain the same and the windows
will swing back and up when the weather is warm.
Ail of the windows will be square.
John Hamwi, manager of Little Annie's, said the
remodel will make the building look better and will
help control the crowds.
Bill Clark made a motion to approve the plans as
shown. Mona Clark seconded the motion. Ail in
favor, motion carried.
Robin R. Berry, Deputy City
Clerk