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HomeMy WebLinkAboutminutes.hpc.19760428RECORD OF PROCEEDINGS 100 Leaves Regular Meeting Historical Preservation Committee April 28, 1976 Meeting was called to order by Chairman Lary Groen at 1:15 p.m. with members Mona Frost, Florence Glidden and Norm Burns present. Also present was John Stanford of the Planning Department. Approval of Minutes Frost moved to approve the minutes of April 13, 1976, with the following corrections: page one, fourth paragraph, lines 11 and 12 should read "---of June, with a joint report to Council around July 15, and Council setting the date for their public hearing. Hopefully taking action by the---"; page two, paragraph two, line one, delete "review" and add "approval"; page two, paragraph eight, line one, after "sister" add "sister-in-law"; page two, paragraph nine, line nine, ':Sythetic" should be "sympathetic"; page four, paragraph one, line five, "from sight" should be "on site". Burns made a second to the motion. All in favor, motion carried. Aspen Grove (Wienerstube Building) pre- application review Stanford explained the applicants are requesting pre- liminary approval with a public hearing to be scheduled on May 11, 1976. The applicants showed plans of the remodeling to the facade. Glidden moved to approve preliminary approval with a public hearing on May 11, 1976 for the Aspen Grove project as presented. The motion was seconded by Frost. Groen requested to have the Cooper facade be brick or brick veneer and for the larger windows on the building facade have vertical orientation. Molny requested on behalf of the owners to have a wood facade. Groen suggested if it is masonry that it be veneered with brick. Molny said if it was masonry it would be a compatible brick rather than concrete block, or stucco. Ail in favor of the motion. Motion carried. New Business Stanford mentioned he had drafted a resolution which historically designated the Mesa Store Bakery and the Floradora. It was requested to delete the last paragraph of the resolution because Lot Q was not in the ownership of Mr. Cooke. Motion Burns made a motion to approve the passing of the resolution designating the Mesa Store Bakery and the Floradora as "Historic" by the Historic Preservation Committee; and requesting the Planning and Zoning Commission to proceed with the designation of Block 30, Lots R and S (Mesa Store Bakery) and Block 37, Lots P,Q,R, and S (the Floradora), and to have the Planning and Zoning approve the resolution. The motion was seconded by Frost. All in favor, motion carried. Stanford explained the resolution will be put on the P&Z's agenda for their May 4, 1976 meeting. The HPC will present the resolution and will request the P&Z to set a public hearing. The date of the public hearing will possibly be the first P&Z meeting in June. An HPC quroum is necessary for the public hearing. Helen Sullivan Groen requested to have the Secretary to the ttPC send to Relen Sullivan an agenda packet for the next HPC meeting. Helen Sullivan would like to attend an HPC meeting before applying as a possible alternate member. -1- ilistoric Preservation Committee April 25, 1976 Study session request on the present Fire Code Motion Groen requested the City Manager schedule a study session between HPC, City Council, the City Attorney, Building Inspector and the Planning Office on the Core area fire code review to see if the situation can be resolved so all the small buildings in the downtown area will not have to be demolished. Groen felt there are many facets to the fire code that can be modified; or some way of exemption. The present fire code was based on the same code as the City of Los Angeles; and Los Angeles is very different from Aspen. Stanford mentioned he had drafted a letter to go with the ttPC Guidelines and the Historic Preservation Overlay District to be mailed to all the Architectural Firms and Real Estate Offices in Aspen. Groen requested to have the City Manager and the HPC review any work done on the Lift One Structure which was zoned ~'Historic" in 1975. Groen feels since it is designated "Historic" whatever has been decided to be built, should have to come before HPC for review. Glidden moved to adjourn at 1:45 p.m.; seconded by Burns. Li/b~ M./K~lyrh,'Dep~ty City Clerk