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HomeMy WebLinkAboutminutes.hpc.19790410RECORD OF PROCEEDINGS Historical Preservation Committee, Regular Meeting, City Council chambers, April 10, 1979 The Historical Preservation Committee held a regular meeting April 10, 1979, in the City Council Chambers at 1:00. The members present were Jon Seigle, Gaard Moses, Lary Groen, Norm Burns, and Jerry Michael. Staff representative was Jim Reents. WOGAN HOUSE: Ellie Brickham was present to represent the Wogan House proposal. Brickham stated that the fence is 38' from the street. Michael asked what the siding on the house would be. Brickham stated that it would be wood cedar siding and would have a wood cedar shingle roof. Michael asked how wide the siding would be. Brickham replied that it would be standard size which would be about 5½". Burns stated that the siding is giving a verticle contemporar~_lQok to the house . Groen asked what the material would the chimney be. Brickham stated that it would be brick. Brickham stated that what they were trying to do with the color of the siding is to get it to the color of the Aspen trees. Michael made a motion to approve the proposed structure and Groen seconded. All in favor. Motion granted. ARTHUR'S RESTAURANT: Reents told the committee that there is one request to add an item on the agenda which is the Arthur's Restaurant proposal. Welton Anderson is representing Arthur's for the conceptual program that would receive comments from the committee. Seigle stated that he did not have any problems with them being put on the agenda. Anderson stated that he had taken the committee comments from the previous meeting and put together something that the committee would possibly like. What Anderson would like is some additional comments from the committee to help them out further. Anderson stated that basically what they are proposing is three houses that would be connected together along the back with glass corridors and screened by evergreen planting. Anderson stated that the deliveries would be made in the new service area which would be in the dead end of the alley. This would be 2/3rds down the building. Groen asked how they would treat everything color wise. Anderson stated that there will be some diversity between the three structures with some unifying colors. Michael asked if all three of the buildings be on the same plane. Anderson stated that it was a straight line between all the buildings. REENTS TALKS: Burns stated that it was basically up to P&Z basically sin~' __~ the vacant lot and the ARI building are not designated historically. Reents stated that the current zoning in the Core Area requires 25% open space. Within the downtown area, it seems inappropriate to have a hole punched out in the middle of the block when there is a relatively a uniform facade. COMMITTEE COMMENTS: Burns commented on the Arthur's Restaurant proposal. He felt that they should make sure that they maintain their property once it has had historical approval. Michaels asked what was happening with the Andre's Club. Reents stated that Andre Ulrych will be served with a show cause order to come before the Historical Preservation Committee to present what reasoning why he did what he did. Reents felt that some of the responsibility should fall on the building department who had a copy of the plans with all the conditions on it. Burns stated that technically, they are not suppose to approve preliminary plans, they are suppose to approve the plans that are filed with the Building Inspector. Groen stated that the Building Inspector has to decide if any changes are made to the building if they are major or not. Michaels stated that he assumed that when the chairman signs and stamps the drawings that it was a working drawing. Burns felt that they should state that they should see the final drawings. Seigle stated that he agreed with Burns. Michaels made ~a moti~n~%o~ adjourn, Moses seconded. Pm Realmuto, Depu~Cit~ Clerk ~ Ail in favor.