HomeMy WebLinkAbout2 - Minutes, 6/4/03CITY OF BOULDER
LANDMARKS PRESERVATION ADVISORY BOARD MINUTES
June 4, 2003
Council Chambers
Municipal Building
1777 Broadway
6 p.m.
The following are the minutes of the June 4, 2003, City of Boulder Landmarks
Preservation Advisory Board meeting. A permanent set of these minutes and a tape
recording (maintamed for a period of l years) is retained in Central Records
(telephone. 303-441-3043) You may also listen to the minutes via the City of Boulder
website at www.ci.boulder.co.us/planning/landmarks/agendas/June_4_03.htm
BOARD MEMBERS PRESENT:
Lisa Egger
Leland Rucker
Rory Salance, Chairperson
Kent Stutsman
BOARD MEMBERS ABSENT:
Leslie Durgm, Vice-Chairperson
STAFF MEMBERS PRESENT:
Sue Ellen Harrison, City Attorney
Bohdy Hedgcock, Associate Planner
Neil Holthouser, Planner
Sarah Myers, Secretary to the Board (excused after Item 5A)
I. CALL TO ORDER
The roll having been called, Chairperson Salance declared a quorum at 6:05 p.m. and
the following business was conducted:
II. REPORT ON LANDMARK ALTERATION AND DEMOLITION PERMITS
ISSUED AND PENDING.
There were no comments.
III. APPROVAL OF MINUTES
The board approved the minutes of the May 7, 2003 meeting.
IV. CITIZEN PARTICIPATION FOR ITEMS NOT ON THE AGENDA
No one addressed the board.
V. ACTION ITEMS
A. Public hearing and consideration of a request to grant a Landmark
Alteration Certificate for demolition of an existing detached two-car
structure and construction of a new, detached two-car garage for the
property at 663 Concord Ave, in the Mapleton Hill Historic District.
Owner: Kristi Neff. (continued from May 7, 2003 meetinq)
Ms Myers swore in staff and members of the public speaking to public hearing items on
tonighYs agenda.
Public Hearing
Tim Plass. 655 Maxwell - spoke in support, but had concerns that the mtegrity of the
historic doors be respected.
Kim Hailev, 652 Concord - spoke in support
Board Motion
Mr. Rucker made the following motion, seconded by Mr Stutsman.
That the Landmarks Board conditionally approve the request for a Landmark Alteration
Certificate for relocation of the existing garage and construction of a new detached,
198-square-foot accessory structure for the property at 663 Concord, subject to the
following conditions•
1. The applicant shall prowde a detailed plan showmg how the existing garage will
be moved, calling out origmal materials, if any, to be removed or replaced, and
mature trees and landscaping to be retained.
2. The roof of the proposed 198-square-foot detached accessory structure shall be
oriented so that the ridge of the gabled roof form runs parallel to the length of the
budding The roof shall have a pitch that closely matches that of the existing
garage.
3. The applicant shall submit final plans, mcluding a site plan and all budding
elevations at one-quarter inch scale, calling out all detads and materials, to the
Landmarks design review committee for final review and approval
4. The existing garage doors shall be retained.
5 The new garage doors shall be wood and shall contain an upper row of glazed
panels.
6. The design review committee shall review final paint colors, driveway plan,
landscaping, and lighting.
7. The applicant shall be required to close the curb cut along 7th Street
Vote
The board voted 4-0 to pass the motion, Ms. Durgin excused absent.
B. Public hearing and consideration of a Request to grant a Landmark
Aiteration Certificate for construction of a new detached, two-car
garage, for the property at 642 Concord, within the Mapleton Hill
Historic District. Owner: Alan Longo
Public Hearing
Tim Plass. 655 Maxwell - spoke m support,
Jane Haley, 652 Concord - spoke against the height and location of the garage.
Board Motion
Ms. Eqqer made the following motion, seconded by Mr. Salance
That the Landmarks Board conditionally approve the request for a Landmark Alteration
Certificate for construction of a new detached, two-car garage for the property at 642
Concord, adopting the staff inemorandum as findings of the Board, and sub~ect to the
following conditions:
The applicant shall submit final plans, including a site plan and all budding elevations at
one-quarter inch scale, calling out all colors, materials, trim detads, wmdow and door
schedules, landscapmg, lightmg, fence design, and driveway plan, to the Landmarks
design review committee for final review and approval
Board Vote
The board voted 4-0 to pass the motion, Ms Durgin excused absent
C. Public hearing and consideration of a request to grant a Landmark
Alteration Certificate for construction of a new singie-family dwelling
for the property at 2237 4'" Street, within the Mapleton Hill Historic
District. Owner: Larry Brock
Public Hearing
Miriam Allen. 275 Brookside Court - it wdl be visible from their property. Raised
questions regarding setbacks.
Kelly Allen. 1111 Maxwell, Unit 212 - spoke neither in support nor opposition
Board Motion
Mr. Rucker made the following motion, seconded by Mr Stutsman:
That the Landmarks Board conditionally approve the request for a Landmark Alteration
Certificate for construction of a new smgle-famdy residence for the property at 2237 4~h
Street, adopting the staff inemorandum as findings of the Board, and subject to the
following conditions•
The applicant shall submit final plans, including a site plan and all butlding elevations at
one-quarter inch scale, calling out all colors, materials, trim details, window and door
schedules, landscaping, lighting, and driveway plan, to the Landmarks design review
committee for fmal review and approval, especially concerning the windows on the
south wall
Vote
The board voted 4-0 to pass the motion, Ms. Durgin excused absent.
D. Public hearing and consideration of a request to grant a Landmark
Alteration Certificate for construction of a two-story rear addition for the
property at 445 Pine, within the Mapleton Hill Historic District. Owner:
Greg Hansen
Public Hearing
Tim Plass. 655 Maxwell - spoke against the project.
Catherine Grocklev, 610 Maxwell Ave. - spoke against the pro~ect.
Board Motion
Ms. Eqqer made the followmg motion, seconded by Mr, Rucker•
That the Landmarks Board deny the request for a Landmark Alteration Certificate for
construction of a two-story rear addition, extension of the eyebrow roof pediment,
adopting the staff inemorandum as findings of the Board.
Vote
The board voted 3-1 to support the motion (Mr. Salance dissenting, Ms. Durgin
excused absent).
E. Public hearing and consideration of approval as to substance of
Administrative Regulations establishing General Design Guidelines for
Local Historic Districts and Individual Landmarks pursuant to the
rulemaking procedures set forth in Chapter 1-4, B.R.C. 1981.
The board voted to continue this item to the next meeting.
Two members of the public spoke, one in support and one neither in support nor against
the new guidelines.
F. Public hearing and consideration of whether to lift the stay of demolition
for the property at 2747 4t" Street or initiate historic district designation for
the west side of the 2700 block of 4`h Street.
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Public Hearing
Paul Saporito, 2765 7~h St- spoke on behalf of Historic Boulder in support of a district in
this area
Tim Eaton, 2727 4~" St.- supported a district designation
Alise Shingles, 2747 4~h St.- requested lifting the stay of demolition on her property.
Dianne Merker, 2727 4ih St.- supported a district designation.
Jonathan Hondorf, 2720 4`" St.- supported preservation of the property at 2747 4`h St
and supported a district designation, but only if the neighbors want it.
Glenn Smith, 2737 4th St.- spoke neither for nor agamst district designation.
Board Discussion
The board did not vote on whether to lift the stay of demolition.
The board talked about the pros and cons of designatmg this district and what the
possible boundaries might be. Board members decided that more public outreach
needs to take place so that people understand what it means to be in an historic district.
Preservation staff agreed to prepare the proposed boundaries of a district.
VI. MATTERS FROM THE LANDMARKS BOARD, PLANNING DEPARTMENT,
AND CITY ATTORNEY
- Update on general code changes related to the designation process
VII. DEBRIEF MEETING/CALENDAR CHECK.
Dates of a possible board retreat wdl be decided over e-mail
VIII. ADJOURNMENT
The meeting was adjourned at 9:43 p.m.
Respectfully submitted,
Sarah E. Myers
LPAB Secretary
Approved on July 2, 2003
Rory Salance
Chairperson
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