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HomeMy WebLinkAboutminutes.hpc.19790828 ..^o~o~=~..~,..,..=o.=..v=.RECORD OF PROCEEDINGS Historical Preservation Committee, Regular Meeting, August 28, 1979, City Council Chambers The Aspen Historical Preservation Co~ittee held a regular meeting on August 28, 1979, at 1:00 PM in the City Council Chambers. Members present were Jon Seigle, Gaard Moses, Lary Groen, Norm Burns, Terry End, and Richard Cicero. Staff representative was Jim Reents. APPROVAL OF MINUTES: Groen moved to approve the minutes as amended. End seconded. Ail in favor. Minutes approved. ASPEN LEAF SPORTS: Seigle stated that he had received a letter from them and they have withdrawn their application. FP~ED SMITH: They are proposing brick and aluminum framing. The frame would be dark in color and he brought in samples to show the committee. They would like to make the house on the corner have drainage onto their building. The building was set back to give them a good view of shadow mountain. Groen asked about the lighting of the proposed building. It would be low-key. Groen asked about signing. They are thinking about a panel that would have a sheet of glass in it for the sign. Seigle opened the meeting to the public. Jim True, from Oates Austin Jordan & McGrath representing the Belmont~ that own the building ajacent to the lot, stated that his main concern is the drainage and brick. True stated that his client is quite pleased with what the architect is doing for that property. Mrs. Belmont commented that she was pleased and that lot was a big fire hazard, and completely trashed out all the time. Burns asked Mrs. Belmont if the proposed building effected her windows at all. She stated that it did but it only affected her hall way. Wells stated that what ~they wanted to do is to take the water drainage that comes down the alley and put a metal scuffer over onto the'~ proposed building's roof. This way the drainage from the east slope of the Belmont's roof would fall onto the proposed building's roof and in turn would take that down through'an interior roof down into the dry wall. Seigle closed the meeting to the public. Moses made a motion that the plans stand as exist with the exeption of the block. Burns added by wanting the final working drawings to be presented to the committee for final review. Groen seconded. All in favor. Motion granted. EPICURE: Jerry McCarthy, representing the Epicure, explained to the committee that the last time that they saw the model, it was out of scale. The material of the awnings will be a fabric type of materialf McCarthy stated that the footage would be roughly 10,041 commercial retail space, basement included. Under the FAR it is allowed another .2 total, so there is 12,000 feet involved. The employee housing 1900+ feet which is located On the top level. Would like to use a salmon color brick for the building. They will bring in s~mples of the brick color and the awning materials at a later date. BERT BIDWELL'S: ARTHUR'S RESTAURANT: BRAND BUILDING: ELECTION OF OFFICER'S COMMITTEE COMMENTS: Seigle opened the meeting to the public. No com~ents from the public. Seigle closed the meeting to the public. Burns made a motion that they approve the proposed Epicure Building with the condition that any revision of those plans be presented to them for approval, and that the brick colors and samples will be presented at a later date for approval before building permit is issued, the awning colors be submitted to them and that the restaurant ventila- ting fans and equipment are brought back to them for approval and to where they will be located, how they will be hidden from view, and the final working drawings be presented to them for review. Moses seconded. All in favor. Motion granted. Tom Dusterberg, representing Bert Bidwell, stated that what they were planning on doing is bringing the existing building, the back wall, out into the alley and to the west. Dusterberg stated that they were more or less bringing out the existing facade. They will have one door from the storage into the alley. They will have the same materials, the same brick which would make it practically the same building. Seigle opened the meeting to the public. No comments from the public. Seigle closed the meeting to the public. Dusterberg stated that they have a 3 foot excavation permit for the foundation. Groen made a motion to approve the plans as presented. End seconded. All in favor. Motion approved. Welton Anderson, representing Arthur's Restaurant, stated that they have raised the parapet approximately 2 feet. The parapet height is legal for everything else but not for a balcony. Burns moved to approve the August 29th plans with the condition that the last date as shown on those drawings will be carried on. Cicero seconded. All in favor. Motion carried. Groen stated that there was nothing else to say on that topic. Burns moved to renominate Jon Seigle as Chairman and Gaard Moses as Vice-Chairman for the next year. Groen seconded. Seigle and Moses abstained. All in favor. Motion carried. Seigle asked Reents if Moses could vote on the GMP projects considering that he will not be present for the GMP voting. Reents stated that considering that he would be judging projects in the C-1 district, which is also scored by this committee, that there will be some conflict because those projects will be seen for only that time. Groen moved to adjourn. ~jou~ned at 2:30 PM. ~aam~Realmuto, D~y City~lerk Seigle seconded. Ail in favor. The meeting