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HomeMy WebLinkAboutminutes.hpc.19790821RECORD OF PROCEEDINGS Historical Preservation Committee, AugUst 21, 1979, Special Meeting, Page 1, City Council Chambers The Aspen Historical Preservation Con~aittee held a special meeting on August 21, 1979, at 1:30 PM, in the City Council Chambers. Members present were Jon Seigle, Richard Cicero, Gaard Moses, Norm Burns, and Lary Groen. ASPEN LEAF: No one was present to represent the Aspen Leaf case. ARTHUR'S RESTAURANT: Welton Anderson, representing the applicant, stated that this for the final approval for the restaurant. Anderson stated that there were no specific changes between these plans that he had present, and the ones that the committee gave preliminary approval on. The only change was putting in glass panels. They will not be fixed glass. The earlier scheme had the bar area in the center with additional dining, but the since eliminated that and everything in the new construction is nothing but the entry way and the kitchen. Groen asked Anderson Anderson stated that the GMP. about the footage that would be affected by the GMP. it was in the O-Zone so that would not be affect by Groen asked the where stated that they were Groen was afraid that abouts for~the vents in the kitchen. Anderson all along the back wall of the middle building. the exhaust was going to get the people behind them. Cicero suggested that the raise the venting area up two or three feet to make the ventilation better. Groen asked about the exhaust system of the ARI Building. David Moss, owner of the restaurant, stated that there will be fans and air conditioners in the ARI Building so the result would be that there will not be any exhaust problems there at all. Groen asked if the three p~ches would be all in glass. Moss stated that the center one would not be. Groen asked about the light control in the glass areas. Moss stated that would be the same as before. Groen asked if there will be any chimneys on the proposed buildings. Anderson stated that the one that are present would be the chimneys that would be on the buildings. There are presently two chimneys that are sticking out of Arthur's now and that there are no plans to remove them. Seigle asked about the color scheme of the building. Anderson stated that the were thinking about taking the creme, golden, maroon colors and adding to that a blue-medium dark, gray and a tan. Then they may use red corner boards and gold. What they are trying to achieve is to have diversity along with unity. But they would experiment with different color schemes. Groen asked if the roofs would be a fire proof wood shingles. Anderson stated that the only place that the shingles would be fire proof is on the east side. This would be retardent.wood over foil. The roof would probably be done in shades of gray. Seigle asked the public for comments. No comments from the public. Seigle closed the meeting to the public. Groen stated that he would like to see how they would handle the duct areas, equipment, and if they are proposing to do anything with the existing chimneys. Burns stated that he would like to see the final plans for solving what they intend to do to meet P&Z's request, the landscaping, trash storage and things of that nature. Green asked about additional signing. Moss stated that they would be moving the sign to where the new entrance would be. Seigle suggested to Anderson to come back with revised plans with the raised pitch of the roof. Cicero stated that they should only raise the roof the height that was needed to cover that duct. Anderson stated that the thought occured to him that what they should do is instead of raising the roof up, they could provide some screening further back on the roof and be painted flat black. Cicero made a motion that Arthur's Restaurant come back with the changes on the plans. Green seconded. Moses asked what the committee f~tt about him acting on this case considering that he has done some paint work on it. Seigle stated that he felt that it was a conflict of interest. Green commented that he should check with the City Attorney. Moses stated that he would abstain. Ail in favor of the motion. The motion carried. Green made a motion to adjourn. Cicero seconded. Ail in favor. The meeting adjourned. Pam Realmuto, Deputy City Clerk