HomeMy WebLinkAboutminutes.hpc.19780829RECORD OF PROCEEDINGS August 29, 1978
A regular meeting of the Historical Preservation Meeting was held at
1:00 in the Council Chambers at City Hall on August 29, 1978. Those
members present were Lary Groen, Norm Burns, Jerry Michaels, Mona Frost,
Jon Seigle, Gaard Moses, and Florence Glidden. Staff representative
was Jim Reents.
APPROVAL OF MINUTES:
FINAL HEARING ON M&W
VENTURES:
ADDITION TO THE AGENDA:
GUIDO'S GREENHOUSE:
SIGNS AND LIGHTS
ASPEN GROVE BUILDING:
The minutes of July llth and August 8th were
presented to the members. Burns motioned to
approve, Frost seconded the motion. All in
favor.
Welton ~hderson was present to discuss the
plans of the M&W Ventures. They rebuilt the
model of the building. The height of the
building is determined by the view plan of the
Wheeler Opera House. Anderson brought samples
of colors to show what the building would look
like. All the glass will be bronze glass.
G~0eD opened the public hearing. The~e were
no comments. Groen closed the public hearing.
Burns made one condition that the final
working drawings be brought back to them
for final inspection.
Burns motioned to approve, Glidden seconded
it. Ail in favor.
Aspen Grove for the signing and lighting were
added to the agenda, with the men, bets ~approv&l.
Welton Anderson is the architect for the
greenhouse. ~The greenhouse would be at Guido's
apartment, which is next door to Guido's
restaurant. It would be facing the back alley
on their patio enclosing about 12 feet of it.
It would have a fire treated roof that would
be sloping. The total width is 17 feet and
comes out from the building 9 feet 11 inches.
The structure would cover approximately 1/6th
of the balcony. The color would be white
stucco to match the rest of the building.
Groen decided to call it an enclosed balcony.
Michaels stated that it might improve the
appearance of the balcony. He should be allowed
to grow flowers up there if he wants to.
Groen suggested that it should be a preliminary
and a final approval.
Michaels made a motion to approve, seconded by
Moses. Ail in favor.
Gaard Moses talked about the signs and lights
for the Aspen Grove Building. Ail the balcony
signs with the exception of one will be on the
glass. The signs that would be visible from
the street would be placed on the two inset
facades over the stairways. Will have eight ~
inch letters in one inch brass that will be
ADDITION TO THE AGENDA:
FOOTLOOSE MOCCASINS
about 40 inches long and 24 inches high.
The sign will say Aspen Grove Mall. There
will be two master directories that will
set in the inside faces of the stairs. They
will be made out of zinc. The signs are
2/3rds under the sign code.
He would like to place a sign on the wall of
Pinocchio's and will come out about 16 inches.
Will have lighting built into the railing.
Circular lighting, which will have half into
the railing and half below the railing.
There will be lighting in the trees. The lights
will be an amber color.
Groen stated that he did not like the sign
protruding from the building. Michaels stated
that he did not like the sign either.
Groen asked if the sign protruding from the
building would have lighting on it. Moses
stated that it would not.
Groen suggested that if they approve it, that
the metal on the sign should match the existing
metal.
Burns made a motion for approval, Seigle seconded
that motion. All in approval.
Footloose Moccasins wanted another review.
Michaels made a motion to add Footloose
Moccasins to the agenda, Glidden seconded it.
A_lb in favor.
Michael Hubbart was present to talk about the
Footloose Moccasins store. There was some
controversy about the meeting before. It was
stated that they wanted a window. They did not
want a window, just a display box outside
the Cheap Shots building. It would be a
mohagony display case that would be one
foot deep, four feet wide, and four feet off
the ground.
Groen felt that it would be just a cluttering
of space. Seigle felt that no one will notice.
Michaels agreed with Groen. Moses felt that
it might clean up the Cheap Shots area.
Burns agreed with Moses.
Seigle made a motion to approve. Moses seconded
the motion. Groen stated that he would like to
know more about the lighting. Hubbart said
that there will be one florescence tube.
Hubbart said that
front of the box.
a pane of glass.
the top.
the access would be from the
There will be one door with
The door will be hinged across.
Ail in favor.
R E C O R D O F P R O C E E D I N G $ August 29, 1978
ELECTION OF OFFICERS:
COMMITTEE COMMENTS:
Groen nominated Seigle as chairman and Moses
as vice chairman. Michaels seconded who
Groen has nominated. All in favor.
Ail wanted to thank Lary Groen and Norm Burns
for doing a splendid job as chairman of the
committee.
The meeting adjourned at 3:00 PM.
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