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HomeMy WebLinkAboutminutes.hpc.19760608RECORD OF PROCEEDINGS 100 Leaves Regular Meeting Historical Preservation Committee June 8, 1976 Meeting was called to order by Chairman Lary Groen at 1:15 p.m. with members Bob Marsh, Florence Glidden, Terry End, Norm Burns, Jerry Michael, and Mona Frost present. Also present was John Stanford of the Planning Department Approval of Minutes Glidden made a motion to approve the minutes of May 25, 1976; seconded by Frost. All in favor, motion carried. Groen asked to add the Paragon as an agenda item. It is an informal review of a project. Burns made a motion to add the Paragon to the Agenda; seconded by Frost. All in favor, motion carried. Project Review Public Hearing Aspen Plaza Building Stanford explained that at the May 25, 1976 meeting Allen Shaffer presented the initial drawings of the Aspen Plaza Building. Discussion was held at that time between the architects and the Bistoric Preservation Con~ittee as to how the HPC would prefer the design of the building. At this meeting, Allen Schaffer returned to the Historic Preservation Committee with a complete different set of drawings which included the suggestions an~ cor~ents of the HPC. Jerry Michaels arrived at 1:15 p.m. Groen opened the public hearing on the Aspen Plaza Building. There were no public comments. Groen asked if the detail of the iron work would be contemporary or traditional. Shaffer replied it would be contemporary. The window trim and the color of the iron will be matched with the gray color of the roof. Groen closed the public hearing. Motion Marsh made a motion to approve the Aspen Plaza Building as shown; seconded by Frost. Marsh resended his motion and Frost resended her seconded. Marsh moved to accept the plans on the conditions that the final working plans be submitted before they go ahead with the project; seconded by Frost. All in favor, motion carried. Allen Shaffer thanked the HPC for working as closely with him as they did; and feels the building looks much nicer than the first building that was presented. Paragon Skylight Ted Koutsobos was present to ask the Historical Preserva- tion Committee if they had any objection to him putting a skylight in the Paragon. Koutsobos mentioned he had talked with Clayton Meyring, Building Inspector, and asked if there was any problem with the skylight. Meyring replied that as long as the skylight meets the building code rec~]ir~entstherewouldbeno probl~. Koutsobos sent thecode requirements to the manufacturer to make sure the sky- light did meet with the building code requirements. The skylight will not be visible from any streets. Koutsobos also feels the skylight will be consistent with the Paragon's era. Under the skylight, Koutsobos plans on putting plants, previously all plants have died due to lack of light. The glass will be wire mesh glass which -2- Historical Preservation Committee June 8, 1976 meets with the building code requirements. There was no problem with the Historical Preservation Committee as far as Koutsobos putting a skylight in the Paragon. The committee did give their approval. The committee, along with Stanford, went on an on-site inspection of Hyman Street and then looked atthe Aspen Drug, Roaring Fork Building, and Sherpa Sports, and then 620 Hyman Building and then the Victorian Square. Burns moved to adjourn at 1:45 p.m.; seconded by Marsh. All in favor, motion carried. Lib~f ]M% ~lgm, D~pu~ City Clerk