HomeMy WebLinkAboutminutes.hpc.19751209RECORD OF PROCEEDINGS
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Regular Meeting
Historical Preservation Committee
December 9, 1975
Meeting was called to order by Chairman Lary Groen at 1:15 p.m. with members
Mona Frost, Florence Glidden, Jerry Michael and Norm Burns present. Also
present was John Stanford from the Planning Office.
Approval of Minutes
Burns made a motion to approve the minutes of the
November 4, 1975 meeting; seconded by Frost. All
favor, motion carried.
Additon to the
Agenda
Stanford requested that Little Cliff's Bakery and Cam
Johnson be added to the agenda
Motion
Burns made a motion to add Little Cliff's Bakery and
Cam Johnson to the agenda; seconded by Frost. All in
favor, motion carried.
Old Business
Joint Resolution of
4 Historical Struc-
trues
Stanford mentioned that Planning and Zoning suggested
that the Resolution be re-written to identify with a
more common name the Ute City Banque, Aspen Arcades,
Aspen Valley Reality, and the Glidden Residence.
Michaels suggested that the Ute City Banque be changed
to the Cowenhoven Building.
Motion
Frost moved that the Ute City Banque name be changed to
the H.P. Cowenhoven Building on Block 95, Lots A,B,C,
and north ½ of D; Seconded by Glidden. All in favor,
motion carried.
Motion
Burns made a motion to approve the Joint Resolution as
amended; seconded by Frost. All in favor, motion
carried.
The Souper
Stanford explained that the applicaRt is requesting a
closed porch of the raised portion of the open-area on
Hymen Street to be used as a lobby area to the
restaurant area.
Andrew Hoffman, owner and applicant of the Souper, presen.
ted his request. Hoffman mentioned that the Board of
Adjustment moved to grant his request; however, only on
a 6 month period and would have to be completely remov-
able in the spring. Hoffman mentioned the reason he is
requesting that the proch be closed in was because during
the winter it was very cold and it was inconvienent for
people to have to wait outside; also cold air would blow
on the people already inside the restaurant.
Hoffman showed drawings to the members stating that he
would have glass panels from floor to ceiling and would
be the same type of panel as is in a sliding glass doors.
Hoffman mentioned that what will be visibel will be a
vertical molding that will keep the panels together and
keep it tight and a horizontal molding below which will
divide a saftey glass which will go up 18" to a regular
plate glass above it. Food will not be served out on
the porch; however, if customers request that a beverage
be served, Hoffman stated that he would serve.
Burns felt that as long as the railing remained in front
of the glass that visually the glass will not change
the building. Groen suggested that the aluminum frames
match the existing iron work because it would approve
the appearance of the building.
Groen asked if the 6 month review would be by the Board
of Adjustment or if it would be by both the Historic
Historical Preservation Committee December 9, 1975
Souper (cont'd)
Motion
RBH Building
Motion
Little Cliff's
Motion
Cam Johnson
Motion
Motion
Preservation and the Board of Adjustment. Stanford replie~
that the Board of Adjustment would review it and Hoffman
would come before HPC with a confirmation that he was
doing exactly as what he was doing before.
Frost moved that the Historic Preservation approve the
pre-application of the Souper; seconded by Burns. All
in favor, motion carried.
Stanford explained that the RBH Building was a building
built East of the Court House and came before under
Ordinance #19, Series of 1973. What Jack Walls, the
applicant, is requesting is that the front facade, facing
South be changed to add two more windows instead of
having solid brick.
Frost moved to approve the amendment to the original
approval of the RBH Building; seconded by Burns. All in
favor, motion carried.
Mr. Cliff, owner and applicant of Little Cliff's Bakery
explained that the sill on the two little windows and
the window has never properly been concreted and is
getting very loose and would like to block it in complete]
and paint it. Cliff mentioned that he would paint it
the same as the existing green color and it would be
painted immediately as soon as the mold dried.
Burns made a motion that Mr. Cliff be allowed to block
up the hole and repaint that portion of it; seconded
by Glidden. All in favor, motion carried.
Stanford explained that Johnson is removing the popcorn
wagon to the Sinclair Site. Johnson would like to build
to the north side of the Sinclair Station, between the
EaglasBuilding and the Sinclair station there is a small
space which she would like to build a small building for
storage and would be concrete block and the color would
be the same as the Sinclair Station. The property is
the Eagles property and Johnson will be leasing the
property. The popcorn wagon will block the storage shed.
Johnson explained that this is a temporary permit.
Michaels made a motion to approve the storage shed on
the basis that it be painted to match the Sinclair
Building and the popcorn wagon is in front of the storage
shed; seconded by Burns. All in favor, motion carried.
Burns made a motion to adjourn; seconded by Michaels.
Meeting adjourned at 2:15 p.m.
El-iza~th M.' I(l~m~ ~D~ut~--City Clerk