HomeMy WebLinkAboutminutes.hpc.19780711RECORD OF PROCEEDINGS
R~gular Meeting
Historic Preservation Commission July 11, 1978
Lary Groen called the meeting to order at 1:00 p.m. with members Norm Burns,
Terry End, Mona Frost, Jon Seigle and Gaard Moses present. Joe Wells, planning
office, introduced Jim Reents a new staff member who will be helping the HPC.
The HPC approved the minutes of the previous meeting.
Footloose
Moccasins
Wells told the Commission this is an application to add a
window for Footloose Moccasins in the Cheap Shots building.
Ms. Frost asked if the new bank construction would eliminate
this building altogether. Wells said this would not happen for
a couple of years. Wells told the HPC he knew nothing about
this application, and had no one to contact.
Norm Burns said he could not tell from the drawings where the
window was on the building, whether it opens up or not. Groen
said he would like to table this so the Commission could see
where the window is, where it projects on the sidewalk, and to
have some sufficient drawings, is it going to be lighted.
Ms. Frost moved that Footloose Moccasins request to install a
window in the Cheap Shots~ building be carried over to the next
meeting and that there be somebody there to present this with a
better set of plans; seconded by Moses. All in favor, motion
carried.
Courtyard
Cafe - request
for fence
Groen stated this is located in the Hyman Street Mall by the
Country Flower and Tom Mix building. Nedra Dystall, represent-
ing Courtyard Cafe, showed the Commission plans and a picture
of what the outdoor seating and fence would look like. Reents
told HPC his only problem was whether this met with the fire
code standards in terms of access for fire purposes. Reentz
went through the UFC and the only modification suggested is a 30
degree angle on the corners instead of 90 degrees.
Ms. Dystall told the Commission there would be three tables out-
side with seating for approximately 12. The fence is the same
as the one at the Mine Company and is required because of the
liquor license. The question of requiring a building permit
came up, and Burns pointed out the Code states that fences less
than 6 feet don't require a building permit. Groen agreed the
purpose of the HPC is to review exteriors of building and would
like to not have to review unnecessary items. Reents said he
was told by the building department that if this needs a building
permit, it needs to go to HPC. Council will need to approve the
extension of the liquor licensed premise.
Burns moved to approve this request as shown on this drawing and
in the picture subject to Council's approval; seconded by Moses.
All in favor, motion carried.
The Commission decided upon August 8 as their next regular meeting
The Commission asked the staff to take the Eagle's Historic
designation to Council.
Ms. End moved to adjourn at 1:25 p.m.; seconded by Seigle.
All in favor, motion carried.
Kathryn ~. Koch, City Clerk