5E - Public hearing and consideration of a demolition permit application for the demolition of the pMEMORANDUM
March 7, 2007
TO: Landmarks Preservation Advisory Board
FROM: Susan Richstone, Acting Long Range Planning Manager
,Iames I Iewat, Historic Preservation Planner
Alice Gilberts~n, Preservation [ntern
Chris Meschuk, Historic Preservation Planner
SUBJECT: Public hearing and consideration of a demolition permit application for the
demolition of the primary structure located at 1621 16`h Street, pursuant to
Section 9-11-23 B.RC. for non-landmarked buildings over fifty years old.
(HIS2006-00003).
STATISTICS:
l. Site:
2. Zoning:
3. Owner/Applicant
1621 16t" Street
RH-2 (Residential - High 2)
Brady Burke
STAFF RFCOMMENDATION:
Staff recommends that the Landmarks Board issue the demolition permit for the house and shed
located at 1621 16`h Street, adopting the staff inemorandum as tindings, including the following:
1. Issuance of the demolition permit for 1621 16th Street is appropriate based on the criteria
set forth in section 10-13-23(g) B.R.C, in that the building:
a. Is not eligible for individual landmark designation;
b. 'l~he building does not contribute to the character of the neighborhood as an intact
representative of the area's past.
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY:
On January 8, 2007 the Planning Department received a demolition permit application for the
house and slied at 1621 16`~' Street. This building is not in a historic district or locally
landmarked, but is over titty years old and meets the criteria For demolition defined under Section
9-11-23 of the Historic Preservation Ordinance. On January 10, 2007, the Landmarks Design
Review Committee (DRC) reviewed the demolition permit application and referred the
app(ication to the Landmarks Board for a public hearing based upon the DRC finding of probable
cause to believe that the building may be eligible for designation as an individual landmark. "I'he
application was certified as complete on February 14, 2007
After detailed analysis, staff considers the building does not meet the criteria set forth in Section
10-13-23(g) of the B.R.C. and the Individual Landmark Significance Criteria (1975). Staff
recommends that the demolition permit be issued.
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Memo to Landmarks Preservation Advisory Board 03/07/2007
Re: 1621 16'h Street - Demolition Permit
DF.SCRIPTION:
The approximately 6,700 square foot lot is located on the west side of 16th Street, between
Canyon Boulevard and Grove Street. The 1,248 square t~~ot, 1'/2 story house is representative of
frame dwellings built in Boulder during the 1930"s. Character detinin~; features of this cross-
gabled, vernacular frame house include the gable front v~~ith steeply pitched roof; the small porch
with ~abled roof~ and tapered columns, the stone foundation and open eaves. ~See Attachment A:
Hi.ti~turic I3ulldin,~7 Im•ef~tnrv Recard.
A~enda Itcm #~E: Pa~c #2
Figttre 1: c. 19-~9 Asses.sor Pholograph
Memo to Landmarks Preservation Advisory Board 03/07/2007
Re: 1621 16"~ Street - Demolition Permit
CONSTRUCT[ON HISTORY:
The house at 1621 16`~' Street was constructed in 1939 by Jacob Blosser. The Boulder County
Assessor lists the construction date as 1910, although Sanborn Map research, analysis of city
directories, and permit research has claritied the construction date. On December 13, 1938, well
known Boulder contractor Jacob Blosser applied for a building permit to build a stucco dwelling
at a cost of $2000. That same year he also built the duplex at 1623-1625 l6`h next door. There
are very few permit records on file for this property. In 1962 the house was converted into a
duplex by remodeling the basement, adding a kitchen and bath, as well as remodeling throughout
the house. The assessor card notes that the fireplace was removed. Also in 1962 the house was
re-roofed. In 1992 the house again received a new roof, and in 1995 the fence was constructed. It
appears that some of the windows have been replaced, including those on the fa~ade. Others
appear to have storm windows installed. See Altachmenl B: Tux Ass•e.ssor C'urd und Altachmenl
C: Permit A~licutions.
CRITERIA FOR THE BOAItD'S DECISION:
The Historic Preservation ordinance states that the Landmarks Board shall consider and base its
decision upon any of the following criteria [9-11-23(t)J:
(1) The eligibility of the building for designation as an individual landmark consistent with
the purposes and standards in Sections 9-11-1 and 9-11-2, B.R.C. 1981;
A~enda Item #SE Pa~e #3
li igure 2: 2007 Photogruph
Memo to Landmarks Preservation Advisory Board 03/07/2007
Re: 1621 1 b~h Street - Demolition Permit
(2) "1'he relationship of the building to the character ot~ the neighborhood as an cstablished and
definable area;
(3 j "I'he reasonable condition c~f the building; and
(4) The reasonable projected cost ot~ restoration or repair.
In considering the condition of the building and the projected cost of restoration or repair
as set forth in paragraphs (3) and (~l) above, the board may not consider deterioration
caused by unreasonable neglect.
As detailed below, staff considers this property is not eligible for desi~nation as an individual
landmark and that demolition would not have an adverse impact on the character of~ the area.
CRITEItION 1: INDIVIDUAL LANDMARK ELIBILITY
"I'he follo«~ing is a result of staffs research on the property relative to the signiticance criteria for
individual landmarks adopted by the I.andmarks Board on September 17, 1975.
HISTORICAL SICNIFICANCC:
Summar,y: The house at 1621 16°i Street may have historical si~nificance under criterion l.
1. Datc of Construction: 1939
Elaboration:
Although the I3oulder County Assessor lists the constructio~l ciate as 1910, tfle address tirst
appears in the 1940 City Directory, and permit records state the building ~~~as built in 19i9. There
are approxim~~tely SS e~ctant buildings constructed in 1939.
2. Association with Historical Persons or EventS: Nonc Obscrvcd
Elaboration:
In 1935 Jacob Blosser purchased this lot trom Henry Drumm. Jacob E3losser was born ~ugust 31,
1875 in Uhio. He came to Boulder in a covered wagon in 1897, and camped on University Hill.
Blosser began his career in Boulder as a ti-eightcr to the mining towns and held excavation
contracts for many private and public buildings. In tlie early 1900's he became a contractor and
cement contractor, and canstructed the first curbs, walks, and streets in E3oulder. An article in the
Daily Cameru from 1915 stated that he had `'practically completed the concrete bridges at Eighth
Street on Mapleton Avenue and at Fifth and Spruce and will begin Monday on the retaining wall
on the sc~uth bank oF Boulder creek below the Twelfth Street I3ridge." Blosser died October 3.
19~=1 at the a~e of 79. It does not appear Blosser ever li~~ed in the house, but constructed it as a
rental ~nd then sold in 1946.
In 19~0 Gilbert Granger purchased the property at 1621 16'h Street. Gilbert was born May 17,
1920 in Nebraska, and married Berniece Lambeth in 1940. He attended the University of
Colorado, and served in the navy during WWII in Pearl Harbor and Japan. After returning to
Boulder, he worked as a mechanic. In 1966 he began ~~~orking as an instrument maker for NCAR,
a position he held for 22 ycars. Gilbert died May 23, 1989 at the age of 69. Granger and his
family lived in the house until 1962.
A~enda Item #>E Pa~e #~
Memo to Landmarks Preservation Advisory Board 03/07/2007
Re: 1621 16~h Street - Demolition Permit
Mr. Blosser is locally significant to E3oulder as an early pioneer, but never lived in the house. The
association with Mr. Granger is interesting, but there is no evidence to suggest that any persons
who lived in the house are of local, state, or national historic significance. See Attuchment E:
Directary and Deec~ resecarch._
3. Distinction in the Devclopment of the Community of Boulder: None identitied
4. Recognition by Authorities: None Identified
ARCHITECTURAL SIGNIFICANCE:
Summary, : The house 1621 16`f' Street does not appear to have architectural signiticance.
1. Recognized Period/Style: Vernacular Frame
Elaboration:
The frame house at 1621 16`h Street represents Boulder's vernacular housing during the rise from
tlle depression prior to WW11. The house has some distinctive elements including the stone
foundations and porch, but staff believes this house does not stand out as an exceptional example
of late 1930's residential architecture.
2. Architect or Builder of Prominence: None identified
3. Artistic Merit: None idcntitied
4. Example of the Uncommon: None identified
>. Indigenous Qualities: None identified
ENVIRONMENTAL SIGNIFICANCE:
Summary: The property does not appear to have environmental significance under criteria 1
through 5.
1. Site Characteristics: None identified
2. Compatibility with Site: None identified
3. Geographic Importance: None identified
4. Environmental Appropriateness: None identified
5. Area Integrity: None identified
6. Other: None idcntified
A~enda Item #~F, Pa~e #5
Memo to Landmarks Preservation Advisory Board 03/07/2007
Re: 1621 16'h Street - Demolition Permit
CRITERION 2: RELATIONSHIP TO THE CHAItACTER OF THE NEIGH130RHOOD:
1621 16`~' Street is located in the Orchard I-Iome subdivision, platted by Marinus Smith. Smith's
personal residence was located in Orchard Home. across the street from the house at 1621 16'h
Street on the lot now addressed as 1603 Grove Strcet. Smith was a significant pioneer to Boulder,
and platted a number of subdivisions in the city. Marine Street is named in his honor, as his
nickname ~~~as "Marine". The area immediately surrounding 1621 16`h Street is characterized as
an eclectic mixture of housing types and architectural styles. "I~he house is located in the Goss-
Grove neighborhooci, 4vhich has bcen identit7ed as being potentially eligible for designation as a
local historic district, but this building does not stand out as a significant example of residential
architecture.
CRITERION 3: COND[TION OF THF. [3UILllING AND CRITERION 4: PROJECTED
COST OF RESTOlZATION OR REPAIR:
Staft~ has observed some deterioration of~ the toundation and front porch, which has cracks and
appear to be settling. Stat~f did not focus on the projected cost of restoration or repair due to lack
ofdetailed evidence of unreasonable costs to perfornl such work.
NEIGHBORHOOD COMMEN'I':
Staf~f has not rcceivecl ~ny comments on the proposal.
UECISION OF THE I30ARD:
If tlle Landmarks I3oard tinds that the buildin~~ to bc demolishcd does not have historic
significance under the criteria set torth in section 9-1 I-23(tj E3.R.C., the city manager shall issue a
demolition permit as long as all othcr pernlit reqtiircments have beeil met. .
If the Landmarks Board tinds that the building to be demolished may have historic significance
under the criteria set forth above, the application shall be suspended for a period not to exceed
180 days from the date the permit applicati~n ~ti~as accepted by thc city manager as complete, in
order to provide the time necessary to consider alternatives to the demolition of the building.
[Section 9-1 ]-23(h)]. A 180-day stay periocl would expire on August 13. 2007.
ATTACHMI?NTS:
A: Historic Building Invcntory Record
B: Tax Asscssor Cards
C: Permit Applications
D: Sanborn Maps and Plat Map
E: Directory and Deed Research
F: Current Photographs
G: Signiticance Criteria for Individual Landmarks
H: Demolition Permit Application
Ayenda Item #5E Pa~e #6
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tOIORADO NIiTCRICAI iOCIETY
Offiu of A~chiaoloQy r+d Ni~tortc Pres~rv~tion
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HISTORIC WILDIMG IMVEMTORT RECORD
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PROJECT MA11E: Boulder Survey of Historic CW11T~': CITT: STATE ID li~.: 5BLi6T0
Placec, 1944 Boulder Boulder
TEMPORARY ItO.: tf63-30-3-62-002
CURREMT BUILDING NAME: OWNER: BOGGS LESIIA N MKA ALE%AMDRJI NEART
IIOON
1621 16TB ST
80ULDER CO 803D2
ADDRESS: 1621 16TH ST '
BOULDER, CO 80302
TOwMSHIP 1M RAMGE 70'Y SE~TIpi '.i0 SV ~~~ SE 1/~
HISTORiC NAME: U.S.G.S. OUAD NAME: Boulder, Colc-
YEAR: 1966 (PR19T9) X 7.5' 15'
BLOLK: 1 LOT(5): 1p
DISTRiCT MAME: 11DDITIOM: Orchard Nome YR. OF ADDITION: 1902
FiLM ROLL MO.: 94-17 MEGATIVE MO.:
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ARCHITECTURAI DESCR1PT10N:
One-story d~elliny with pebled roof with overhenging eaves and exposed refters.
Front geble with stuccoed gable face. Projecting pebled porch with narrow
vertical sidinp in gable end is supported by squered, capered colums atop
rusticeted stone ~alls. Stuccoed ~ells; weter table; atone fouxietion. Paneled
end glazed door. Da~le-hung 6/1 li9ht windo~+s and multi-lipht windows.
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CONTRIBtJT1NG TO DISTRICT:
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LOCAL LANDMARK DESIGNATION: No
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STATE ID MO.: 58Li670
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THEME(S):
Urban Reeidential Neiphborhoodc,
1a58-present
COMSTRUCTION HISTORY (DESCRIPTION, NAMES, DATES, ETC., RELATING TO MAJOR ALTERATIONS TO ORIGIIlAI STRUCTURE):
CONTINUED TES
HISTORICAL BACKGROUND (DISCUSS IMPORTANT PERSONS 11ND EVENTS ASSOCIATED WITH THIS STRUCTURE):
Unk-wrn. This address does not appeer in city directories throuph 1928.
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SIGNIFICAMCE iCNEpC APPROPRIATE GTEGORIES AND BRIEFLT JUSTIFY BELON):
ARCHITECTLIRAL S1GMIFICANCE: HISTORIGL SIGNIFICANCE:
REPRESENTS THE NOitK Of A MASTER ASSOCIATED HITN S1GpIFICAMT PERSOMS
POSSESSES H1GH ARTISTIC VALUES A5SOCIATED WITH SIGMIFICRNT EVENTS OR PATTERMS
X REPRESENTS A TYPE, PERI00, OR METHOD OF CONSTRUCTIOM CONTRIBUTES TO AN HISTORIC DISTRICT
T]ER EVALUATlOM:
STATEMEMT OF S1GNIf1GMCE:
This Aouse, elthoueh sltered, is representetive of verneeular construction durinp the eerly tMentieth century, es
reflectedin the pabied roof, porch with squered colums atop ataie watls, and multi-over-einple-li~ht windows.
LONTINUED YES X Ii0
REFEREMCES (BE SPECIFIC):
Boulder Caaity Assesaor, reel estate infora~ation; Boulder Daih canere bio~repAicel files; Boulder Carnepie library,
Boulder Canty Assessor collection; Boulder City Directories; Boulder Genealogical Society, Cenrua Indexes, 1900 and 1410
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Attachment E: Directory and Deed Research
OWNERS OF 1621 1GTH STREET:
Sold Indicates long-term ownership
Prior to 1915 Marinus G. Smith/Drumm Family/MyersBondo
181~ to 1935 Henry llrumm
1935 to 1946 Jacob Blosser
1946 to 1)50 Walter E& Mary E Machin
1950 to 1962 Gilbert G& Bernice Granger
1962 to 1972 Thomas & Cora M. Gardner
1972 Katherine Anne Boshetto
1972 to 1975 Katherine A., Anne Z., & Ronald Boshetto
1975 to 1983 Thomas E. & Gail M. Lacy
1983 to 1992 Charles S. & Lesha Heart. Boggs
1992 to 2003 Alexandra Ileart Moon (Name change from Lesha Heart Boggs)
2003 to 2006 Timothy Michael Ireland & Leslie E. Ireland
2006 to present Richarcl Brady Burke
R~SIDCNTS OI+ 1621 16TII STREET:
Sold lndicates long-term residency
Prior to 1940 ilddress Not Listed in Directories
1940 Wifliam B& Genevieve Kennedy (Clerk, Jones Drug)
1943 Ralph & mabel Cuthbertson (salesman)
1946 Oral C. & Mabel Raper (Miner)
1949 Walter E. & Mary Machin (foreman, Antrim Mators, Inc)
1951 to 1960 Gilbert G. & Bernice E. Granger (Granger Motor Service)
1960 ta 1964 Vacant
1965 William & Maxine Jansen (Dept Mgr - Safeway)
1966 1621 - Ernest & Sharon Zamora
1621 ~/x - James R. & Carole McCotter (stucient)
1967 1621 - No Return
1621 'h - Vacant
1968 1G21 - Donald & Sharon McDonald (Tech -- Ball Bros)
1621 ~/z - Robert D. & Pamela S. Ginn (Pittsburg De Moines Steel)
1969 Vacant
1970 1621 - Mrs. Mary A. Gillmore (widow, retired)
1621 ~/z - fl. J. Best (student)
1971 1621 - Mrs. Mary A. Cillmore (widow, retired)
1621 '/z - Alice Brewer (student)
1972 1621 - Mrs. Josie Holden (Director, Kiddie Kampers Nursery)
1621 '/z - Vacant
1973 to 1974 1621 - Kathy Boschetto (bookkeeper)
1E21 '/z - Ron Boschetto (student)
1975 V acant
1976 1621 - Julie McDermott (student)
1621 %z - Jerry Mooney (employee - Liquor Mart)
1977 1621 - Laura Winterfield
1621 '/z - Robert ]. McQulade
1978 1621 - Laura Winterfield
1621 '/z - Jerry Mooney (employee - Liquor Mart)
1979 1621 - Laura Coulter
1621 ~/z - Kieth Coulter
1980 1 G21 - No Return
1621 ~/~ - Robert S. Osborn
1981 No Return
1983 1(i2 l- Kim Era
1621 '/2 - No Return
1984 1621 - Carolyn Toakimedes (midwife)
I62I ~h - T.M. Loconsolo (student)
1985 ro 1986 1 G21 - Tish Parmeley
1621 ~/z - Rick carrigan
1987 1621 - De L. Hoeft
1G21 '/z - Sparka Hall
1988 to 1989 1621 - Vacant
1621 '/z - David Suda
1990 1621 - David Fodel
1621 '/z - M. Lindberg
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1991 to 1994 1621 - Lcsha Boggs
1621 '/z - Jean Chance
1995 to 1996 1G21 - Alexandra Moon
1621 '/z - Jean Chance
1997 to 1998 1621 - Alexandra Moon
1G21 '/z - M. Urouhart
1998 to 1999 1621 - Greg Eisenberg
1621 ~h - M. Priebe
2000 Iti21 - Greg Eisenberg
1621 '/z - Eric Deviro
2001 Rebekah Lane, Bryan Zimmerman, Enc Devito
2002 Rebekah Lane, Bryan Zimmerman, Sara Lemmoon, Derek Bryant
2003 Bryan Zimmerman, J. Zimmerman
2~04 No Listing
2005 to 2006 Nathaniel Biklen
NOTE: Carnegie Library's collection of city directories is intermittent beginning in 1869, and annual
beginning in 1958. "No Return" or "No phone" does not necessarily mean the building was
vacant.
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Jacob Biosser, 717 Grant Place.
eufPered a aevere hear~ atCacwhFre
day and is in the Sanitarium;
he must have complete rest !or
~. seaeral dayas-D,?r• Blosser is having
no vtaitors. --: ._ . .
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Br.ot er-in L'aw Of
J ob Blasser Dies
Jacob ~t~se~ 4V~ih~bnt road,
has received word of the death on
March 13 of his brother-in-law,
I George W. Harding, at New~b~rg,
Ore., his home and where funeral
services were conducted for him
March 18. .
Eightp-flve years old at the time
.pf his death, Mr. Harding h~d
been retired for a number of years.
He is survived by his wife, Nirs.
S~alIp Harding„ three sons, a daugh•
~ter and a stepdau$hter:
~ A teamster and Preighter in
Bouldei for many years, Mr. Hard-
~ ing left here 43 years ago. He
homesteaded near .Nunn, Colo., aft-
er leaving Boulder and . beforer
moving to the f'ac~fic northwest. I
Jacob Bl~sser~
Wide~y~ Kn~~v~n _
•
Contractor, ies ; _.
Was Popular Resident'
Of Boulder ~or
Fifty-Seren' Years
#. ~
A widely known $ot
tor, Jacob Blosser,
afternoon at the ~iou]
Sanitarium 'wh
been a patient 5ince
Death was due to a 1
wfth ~vhich he ~a 1
for a number of ea
During a resid ced
Bonlder Mr. B sser~
tween Boulder a n
held excavation ntr
of its private an
and eventually be ~
and cement co
held the cont for
walks for er's
, ~ J~F ~~, 4' f
',f ;~.~:1'..~. ~;-; ~`~°E~:.~,~t ~,-. _. _ _ CzL°.. _
and 5ome side streets between Wa!•
nut and Spruce. ~
In addition to an extensive exca•
vation and concrgte business MP.
Blosser held contracts for build•
ings, business houses, institution:
and residences.
Came To ~oulder
In Spring Of '97
He ~vas born Aug. 31, 1875 in Au~
glazie County, Ohio to Joseph anf
Mary Gleason. ~Ie drove to Boul
der in a covered wagon in 189'
from Webber, Kan. and camped oc
the then sparcely settled Univer
sity Hill until getting located. Hit
wife, Carrie, preceded him in deatt
Feb. 4, 1935. '
Survivors are five dau~hters an~
two sons. The daughters are Mrs
Iva Ratcliff and :12rs. Ruth Gard
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A widelq k~nOwn Bot
tor, Jacob Bloss~r,
afternoon at the Bou:
Sanit~rium 1vh
been a patte~t since
Death was due to a:
with which he ba ~
for a number of e~
Durin~ a resid icei
r ~ '
tween
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of its private ani~- lic bUildings,
and eventually be me a buildeY'
and cement co n 1917 he
held the cont fo e curbs ant~
walks for er's first paving
district whic ' luded Pearl street
and some side streets between Wal-
nut and Spruce. ~
In addition to an extensive exca-
vation and, cnncrQte business 11ir.
Blosser held contracts for build•
ings, business ltouses, institutions
-. Iu Spri»g Of '97
He was born Aug. 31, 1875 in Au~
BLOSSER ~ JACOB ( MftS .~ ~ glazie County, Ohio to Joseph attd';
Di e s in Ca 1 i Po rn i a 2/7 ~35 P 8 C4 ;
~ Mary Gleason. FIe drove to Bou1=
der in a covered wagon in 1897
,/~
G' ~~- ' C'l~ O~^' ~~ ~ ~J from Webber, Kan. and camped on
the then sparcely settled Univet'-
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~ sity Hill until gatting located. ,Iiis
wife
Carrie
preCeded t~im in death
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Feb. 4, 1935.
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Survivors are five dau~hters and
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~ two sons. The daughters are Mrs.;:
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~ Iva Ratcliff and :l4rs. Ruth Gard- ~
I ner, both of Denver; , Mrs. ~dith; ~
Brummer, ~ Boise, Idaho; Mrs. ~
' I Pearl Watters, Cheyenne, and Mrs, ;
! ' Ruby Buchanan, wife of John E: .
~ Ruchangn. ~irectnr ~f thA internal °
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Blosser Home
Visit On
I r ~~ ~~C COpSt ~ 3 1 f~9
~acob Blosser, 717 Grant Place,
returned Wednesday Lrom a train
trip of several weeks which he took
to the West coast. He went to
ArIington, Calif•, to visit relatives,
then to Los Angeles, to visIt a son,
E. J. Blosser and family, and a
grandson, Babby Brummer, and
family. Later he went to Newberg,
Ore., w~here nat only his two sisters,
Mrs. Sally Harding and 'Mrs. B. W
~Iaxweli and ~M~r. Maawell, resid~,
but where his brother,, Elder John
Bloser of Cooks, Mich., is visiting.
Mrs. Harding. a former Eoulder
resident,• was 90 years of age last
September, but is very young look-
ing and acting for her age, Mr.
Blosser says. ~
Mr. Blosser, who was very ill in
Decem~ber, is much improved and
feels "better every day."
Relatives liere ~
I for Funeral Of
, .lacob 8loss er
~ Relatives coming to $ovider.to
' attend faneral d t~arial services
`
'
Tuesday for J
c o 81o$ser, late
~ o~ ?17 Grant P c e~re his sons-
in-larv a~pd d ~ h e Mr. and
14Srs. Paul R tcl ~tf and Mr, and
I Mrs. R. Ster ing Gardner, all of
, Denvei; and M. and Mrs. Ray-
~ mond A. W~t~te,r. ~heyenne, Wyo.;
i a daughter, Mr ,
d
I dith Brummer,
J Bl
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a.; a
BoiSe, J osse
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,
I Las Angeles, Ca " a grandsons,
and ~vives, A'~rs. ~Ray-
~ mond A. Wat , r. of Cheyenne,
~ Wyo., and - . an Mrs. Jerry
Brummer, e~ Raymer, and a
granddaughte , Shirl~y B~ummer,
pf Cheyenne. ~
, Friends coming were Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Heberl, AenNer, and Mrs.
ftvfh Preston, Lafayetf,e. Mr. Blos-
ser was buried in Columbia ceme-
tery besuie the grave of his wife,
C,arri,e, w#~ose death oceurred Feb.
~ 4, 1935. ~erviees ~vere frAm the
Howe mortuary.
~ Jacob Blosser, 717 Grant Place,
was released from. the Sanitarium
Saturday after being removed there
Dec. 16, for treatment of in8uenza
aud pneumonia. He will be oUliaed
to i•emain in bed for severa~l days.
Those to be with him Christmas
i Day will be Mrs. Edith Blosser
~~ Brummer and son, Jerry, oP Ft.
~ Lupton, as well as her oth~er son,,
Ph.M. 3/c RoUert R. Brummer, I
here froni Terminal Islznd, Calif.,'
and her. daughtet, Charlotte, C.U.
stuctent, 1vlissD~Cn2 ~ol~e~5 and
Jack Blosser.
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Jac ` Blosser To i
Vi On West Coast I
h Son And Others ~
Jacob: Blosser, 717 Grant Place, ~
~ft Monday tor a visit wlth rela-
tives on the west coast. He took
the southern train route through
~anta Fe and will first visit his
son, E. J. Blosser and Yamily oY
Los Angeles, then go to Newberg,
Ore.
In Nawberg he will epend seme
time with his siaters, Mrs. 5allie
Hard{ng and Mrs. S. W. Mazwell,
and brothar-in-law, Mr. Maxwell,
aho reside there; and where hie
one remalniAg brother, John Bloes-
er oi Coaks, Mich., is visiting.
Z`he four are planning on a very,
enfoyable Yamily reunion. ~
bZr. Blosser went to Cheyenne,
Wyo., earlier in the moath to make
an overn'igh~t visit with a daugh~
ter, Mra. R. A. Wattera and fam•
11y, and then leave ior Newberg.
but storm conditione, causing e
day-by-day postponement, madE
him decide to return hom~ anc
take tlia southern route.
Sarah Harding, Sister
Of Jacob Bfosser,
Dies In Oregon
Mrs. Sarah Harding, 91, oE New-
Uerg, Oi~e.,. die there during the
weekend, ac • ng to a telephone
messag~ re iv d Monday by her
Urother Jacob ser,~'717 Grant
Ylace. Death as due to a stroke
~ suffered Jan. ' . Funeral services
will be he Wednesday. Mr.
IBlosser .d s ot plan to attend.i'
Surviving r ativea, hesides Mr.;l
Blosser, are e sons and ;a ~
davghter, Ar r, sude and Wil-1
tiam Hardi ,an 4rs. Ethel Ved=
der, all ot Newb g, also a sister
and brot '.4lrs. Melisaa Max-
well of N erg and F71der. John
Blosser, wl~o resides in Cooks, I
Mich., Uut is' n o w visiting in
Loma Linda, Calif. _
The Harding family ~came to
Boulder ~in 1896 and Mr. Harding
engaged in Yreighting and othec
team wark. Atter residing here
Por a number ot years they moved
to Pearl, In North Park, and then
to Wellington, where Mr: Hardin~
homesteaded and proved up' on
land. They went to Oregon many
years ago. Mr. Hardtng's death
occurred there two years ago.
IL9~t wi h to 1t1us.
.~~r~y . . ~
Jac b. B osser has practically c
pleted the concrete brldges.,et ElE
street on Mupleton avenue und
Fiith and Spruce and will begin b
day on the retaining wall on:the ac
bank of Boulder creek belnw
TweIfth street bridge. Boss of 3tr~
F`It2patrick has complimented Blof
an the hridges bnilt.
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~, FOR R BOULDER R S DENT
TO E NINETY SUNDAY
Jacob Blosser, 717 Grant Place,",
has received a]etter from a sisteY,i
Mrs. Sarah Harding of Newberg
Ore., in wbich she stated that she
will be 90 years old on Sunday,
Sept. 6, and that she is doing a1T
her own housework and taking
ca.re oC her garden. Mrs. Harding
and her late husband, Georga
Harding, and their family came to
Boulder county in 1896, set~ling on;
the Raleigh Hay place a mile
below Tungsten. The winter oY
1897-98, they moved to Boulder and ~
Mr. Harding built a home on 20th ,
street, near North. In ~.900, Ehey '
went to Pearl, returning to Soul- ~
der for a ahort time beYore home-
steading land in the hTunn, ~istrict.
From there they moved to Oregon,
where Mr. Harding's death occur-
red several months ago.
Improvement
~though the condition oi Jacob
osser, 717 Grant Place, show¢
~Ught improvement, he remains in
a verp serious, condition at the
, Sanitarium where he was taken by
ambulance last Friday after suL-
fering a heart attack. He is under ~
an oxygen tent. No callera are ~
allowed. A son, E. J. Blosser, oi
Los Angeles, Calif., arrived by
plane Sund~y, and a daughter, Mr~.
Et. A• WatE'ess and daughter, Shi;-
ley June W~tters, ara here from
Cheyenne. Wpo. 'T'wo other daugb-
ters, Mrs. Edith Brummer, who ,
teaches in the Ft. Lupton high
school, and Mrs. Paul RatclifP, a
teacher in the Opportunity ,&chool
in Denver, also Mr. RatclilP, re-
turned to their homes to continue
their work after being here during
the weekend.
, Miss Ruth Blosser, teacher at
Louisville, has a substitute to fill
her position, so ahe can be at home
with her sister, ~Mrs. John Buchaa-
an, of the Grant Placa address~
with whom Mr. Blosser makes his ~
home.
]ACUB IsLU~a~R ILL
AT TAE SANI'1'ARIUM
: Jacob _Blo e 17 Grant
der•Colorado
was taken e
~after suffering/a severe heart at-
tack at his hq-nde. His conditioa is
repa~ed '~ving. His son,
E. J. Bl r, family, are her,e
from Los gel ,. Calif., and were
housegue s of Mr. and Mrs. John
Buchanan of the Grant Place ad-
dress, when Mr. Blosser became
ill in the night and suffered the
aEtack. Mrs. Buchanan is the elder
Mr. Blosser's daughter.
S~ 2~
G'TCBERT"G. GRGseSGE~
l.EAVES TO,rylORRO p
After a leave spen~Slh~is ~
and two children at their home,
3-~8 Mapleton, and with his par-
ents, iVlr, and Mrs. Guy Granger,
Ui]bert Glenn Granger leaves 'to-
morruw to return to Camp Farra-
gut, [daho. He completed his boot
training before getting his leave
and hopes to be assigned tn n
school on his return. He gained
12 pounds in weight.
~i~ber~ G. firanger
Artendjn~ Advancec~
Gilbert" G' Granger is at Dear-
bnrn, Ileh•oit, Micti., attending an
advanced mechanics sr.huol oY the
navy. He was one of seveu out of ,
30 companies al Camp Farragut to '
be tielected Eor this wark. Mr.
Granger is the s'rin of Mr, and Mrs.
Guy Gran~~er. Hts wife and two
children live at :i43 Maple[an. ~
(`rilhert Granger is at Farragut,
Idaho, in Camp Bennon, Co. 643_
4~
Hi ~
Gilbert Granger W~ites
.
s wife is at ;44 Mapleton. ~
FIis parents are Mr, and Mrs. Guy
c~-anser, ~~z7 wat~iJUN $ 1944 ~~ ~ I
'Fron~ yo a
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Mrs. Gilbert Granger and sons ger sends his
Glenn ran
Gil
e
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Robert a~erry are at the home
of ~her p s and Mrs. Al-
Parents and his wife intereeCing
letters from Tokyo Bay along with
•~The
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rt Lambeth
~~~~ton
F 2/C
b s paper,
I
copie~ of the ship
,
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e
Gilbert Granger ~s the Navy Jolly Roger." The letters carry
School at Dearborn, Mich. special cancellations, obeerving the
_,,~,_ __ _ __ surrender of Japan.
Gilbert G. Granger, machinist's ~
mate, leaves Saturday foz New
York City to repoi•t for sea duty ;
after a visit with his wife and chi]-:
dren-and with his parents, Mr. aud
Mrs. Guy Granger. He came ±o
Boulder for the liolidays from Dear-
born, Mich., where he Kraduated
from an advanced machinist class
last week, seventh in his class of
34. DEC 3 1 1944
HOME ON LEAV~~ ~ ~ ~
Gil;:ert Ulen Grariger, fireman
first c!ass, is home on leave irom
duty on a dest~oyer. He Is uisit-
9nK bis wife and children, Gary
Dean and Robert Glenn, 348 Ma-
~leton, and his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Guy Granger, 1527 Water.
Mr. Granger was recently pro•
mated to petty oYficer, machinist
mate, third class. He leEt the Siates
in 7uly and stopped at Pear: Har-
bor, Eniwetok, Guftm, Saipan, and
Iwo Jima. The USS Rogers, on
~vhich he serves, carried some high
oificials and news men to the eur-
, render serviee and was anchored
about a half mile from the Mie-
souri, on wliich the surrender
tei•ms were signed.
NIr. Granger's wife and two hoys
live at 348 Mapieton. His parente,
IMr. and Mrs, Guy Granger, live at
1152i tiVater. ~
GILBERT GRANGER
rethrned witb a growtfl of whis-`
kers that would _ put-to shame the
best Lorigmont has_to ofYer in its
Z5•year anniverarsy. contest. ~
Mr. Granger comes from the -Par
Okina~va to
iosa. •
Je were in a
~, and in the
so much da~
Hawaiian isl
at i~etroit; ,.~o rne nrvvni~
yards where. he wae assi
the Underhill; then to Nbs
now constructian and : pre
sioning training; th~en to
Fla., where he was aseigne
US5 Rogera, a ne~v destrt
went on it to Cuba on_a sh~
cruise, then to Pearl Ha:
Panama canal; later to 1
shall Islands, Iwo Jima an
His wife-. and twa ch41
side at 348"Mapleton. ,
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1Y . and nlr~. (}i16eFt G, G
0 1611 Arapahoe are the F
f a daugbter born at the
munity hospitaI Frida~` at 5
m. S'he weighed seven"
~ and a half ounce ~;Lp~~n~
~y y+~ th' an
been na~~~iiie~~aY., Sh
two brot ers, Robert"Glen, s
Gary Dean, 3. ~'he father ii
ployed as a ~machinist.' Gran
ents are Mr, and Mrs. Albert
betb. 1611 Arapahoe, and Mr.
Mi`s. Guy L. Granger, 1527 Wa
:~ Gilbert Glenn~Granger
, Gilbert Glenn
`~ Granger of F%
~ 2950 Sixth St.,
- Boul'der, died
Tuesday,
May 23, m
.
• Boulder. He , ~~ ~;'
: was 69. ~., '
~<
- He was i ~°
:' born May 17, , ~;,'. >,
' 1920, in North '~ ~ " ~- '
~ Platte, Neb.,
~. the son of
', Guy L. Granger and Myrtle V. '
~ Elwick Granger. He was a
; member of the first graduating
` class of the new Boulder High
='School. He attended the Univer-
: sity of Colorado.
~ He married Berniece Lam-
'~ beth in 1940 in Fort Morgan. He
~-'' ~ worked as an instrument maker
~~' at the National Center for Atmo-
~ ~"spheric ftesearch from 1966.
.`:' ; until last October. He was a life-
'~ long resident of Boulder.
Mr. Granger was a member
'~ of the Boulder Elks Lodge N566 '
~:and the American Legion•Post'
~:~10 of Boulder.
He is survived ~ by his . wife;;
-', two sons, Robert Granger , of
±~ Fort Collins and Gary Granger
of Boulder; a daughter, Kay
, Perry of Gilbert, ,Ariz_ three
,~___
~-graiiu~~...u. ~,,.
~, A visitation will be held from ~'
~ noon to 8:30 p.m. today at Crist ,
:~ Mortuary, 34th Street and Diag- ;
= ~nai Hi~hwav. Boulder.
°h Funeral services will be neia ;
,. at 11 a.m. Friday at Crist Mor- ~
~. tuary Chapel, with the Rev. Wi1- ~
liam Malling officiating.
%: Services will conclude at the •_
< Mountain View Memorial Park '`
in Boulder, with graveside ser-
: vices conducted by members of
^', the Boulder Elks Lodge N566 and .
~~ the American Legion Post ~10. .
~ Contributions can be sent to
~< the Boulder County Humane So-
,;. ciety, 2323 55th St., Boulder
`: 80301.
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A'TTACHM[~;NT C:
Landmark Preservation Advisory Board
Adopted 9/17/75
Secretary to the Board
SIGNIFICANCE CRITI;RIA
Individu~il Landmark
September 1975
On September 6, 1974, the City Council adopted Ordinance #4000 providing procedures
for the designation of Landmarks and Historic Districts in the City of Boulder. The purpose of
the ordinance is the preservation of the City's permitted cultural, historic, and architectural
hcritage. The Landmarks Board is permitted by the ordinance to adopt rules and regulations as it
deems necessary for its own organization and procedures. The following Significance Criteria
have been adopted by the Board to help evaluate each potential designation in a consistent and
eyuitable manner.
Historical Si~nificance
The place (building, site, area) shauld show charactcr, interest or value as part of the
development, heritage, or cultural characteristics of the community, state or nation; be the site of
a historic, or prehistoric event that had an effect upon society; or exemplify the cultural, political,
economic, or social heritage of the community.
Date of Construction: This area of consideration places particular importance on
the age of the st~~ucture.
2. Association with Historical Persons or Events: This association could be national,
state, or local.
3. Distinction in the Development of the Community af Boulder: This is most
applicable to an institution (religious, educational, civic, etc) or business structure,
though is somc cases residences might qualify. It stresses the importance of
preserving those places which demonstrate the growth during different time spans
in the history of Boulder, in order to maintain an awareness of our cultural,
economic, social or political heritage.
4. Recognition by Authorities: If it is recognized by Historic Boulder, Inc. the
Boulder Historical Society, local historians (Barker, Crossen, Frink, Gladden,
Paddock, Schooland, etc), State Historical Society, The Improvement of Boulder,
Colorado by F.L. Olmsted, or others in published form as having historical
interest and value.
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5. Other,if applicable.
Architectural Significance
The place should embody those distinguishing chazacteristics of an architectural type
specimen, a good example of the common; be the work of an architect or master builder, known
nationally, state-wide, or locally, and perhaps whose work has influenced later development;
contain elements of architectural design, detail, materials or craftsmanship which represent a
significant innovation; or be a fine example of the uncommon.
RecoQnized Period/Style: It should exemplify specific elements of an architectural
period/style, ~e: Victorian, Revival styles, such as described by Historic American
Building Survey Criteria, Gingerbread AQe (Maass), 76 Boulder Homes (Bazkar),
The Historv of Architectural Stvle (Marcus/Wiffin), Architecture in San Francisco
(Gebhard et al), Historv of Architecture (Flectcher), Architecture/Colorado, and
any other published source of universal or local analysis of "style."
Architect or Builder of Prominence: A good example of the work of an architect
or builder who is recognized for expertise in his field nationally, state-wide, or
locally.
Artistic Merit: A skillful integration of design, material, and color which is of
excellent visuai quality and/or demonstrates superior crafrsmanship.
4. Example of the Uncommon: Elements of architectural design, details, or
craftsmanship that are representative of a significant innovation.
Indigenous Oualities: A style or material that is particularly associated with the
Boulder azea.
6. Other,if applicable.
Environmental Sienificance
The place should enhance the variety, interest, and sense of identity of the community by
the protection of the unique natural and man-made environment.
Site Characteristics: It should be of high quality in terms of planned or natural
vegetation.
2. Compatibilitv with Site: Consideration will be given to scale, massing placement,
or other quali[ies of design with respect to its site.
3. Geographic Importance: Due to its uniyue location or singular physical
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characteristics, it represents an established and familiaz visual feature of the
community.
4. Environmental Appro~riateness The surroundings are complementary ancllor it is
situated in a manner particularly suited to its function.
5. Area InteQritv: Places which provide historical, architectural, or environmental
importance and continuity of an existing condition, although taken singularly or
out of contexf might not qualify under other criteria.
Other, if applicable.
S:~PLANIdata\Comdev~F3IST\GEN~Designa[ionWbou[ Landmarks~signif cri[-indiv.wpd
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Attachment H
City of Boulder Planning and Deveiopment ~ervices ~enter
-'~`'f'"~ DEMOLITION PERMIT APPLICATION
Project Address ~~.PZ ( ~ l.~ ~ c~~~T Date ~ o~
BuildingUse 1~~s~0er+T~~r2~-
Owner Name ~($~<' ~~~-~- Owner Phone ?JO3 P,~"1 ~3 ~ ~.P
Owner Address LQ Z~ 1~~' ~ T~~-T
Contractor ~ JR-1iE. r~ J~~~-oF-R~ I~t~C~ Contractor Phone ~°'J ' g~1'~3~~-O
The applicant is responsible for obtaining all applicable signatures
n~~av~~~ ~ ae+~ I C~ ~~ ~T rwoF--
E~-r q-Pirc-~r~l F-r~ ~
~# of Dwelling Units ~ppO uare Footage ~_ Date of Construction
Type of Dwelling (pick one) - Required
^ Single-Family Dwelling ~ Multi-Family Dwelling ^ Townhome
Accessory Structure ^ Detached ^ Attached
Describe structure to be removed:
Square Footage
Primary Business Use
^ Office
^ Commercial/Retail
^ Other
Date of Construction
^ Parking Garage
-Accessory Structure ^ Detached ^ Attached
Describe structure to be removed:
AFF USE ONLY
^ DEMOLITION PERMIT APPLICATION
Case Number: PMT
Date Issued:
LANDMARKS BOARD
^ PRE-1940 DEMOLITION APPLICATION ^ POST-1940 DEMOLTRON APPLICATION
^ OFF-SITE RELOCATION APPLiCATION ^ ON-SITE RELOCATION APPLICATION
Case Number. HIS ~~ ~U6a o'~
~ Date Issued:
~e•~w;~w:~» u`a'~.f, ~ a~ ~ .~~a~:= 3~
REQUIRED APPROVALS
If the demolition will affect the utility right-of-way, please obtain signatures from the three utiliry companies listed below
BEFORE submitting the application for a permit. If you are unsure of whether the demolition wifl effect the utility right-of-
way, visit a Project Specialist at the Planning and Development Services Center.
Partial Entir Agency Name, Ad ress and Phone S~gnature Date
XcelEnergy
X 2655 N. 63rd St.
303-938-2265 Call Daniei Nival for an appointment.
Qwest Communications
X 1855 S. Flatison Court
303-q41-7113 Call Kathy Dunbar for an appointment.
303-441-6683fax
Comcast
X 720-49p-3786 Call Mike Kascak for an appointment.
3 -4 0-001 f x
Boulder County Heaith Department
X 3450 Broadway
303-441-1180 Call for specific information.
City of Boulder Fire Department
X 18D5 33rd St.
303-441-3348 Call Ray Mullins for an appointment.
303-441-4350fax
Liaison to Landmarks Preservation Advisary Board
X X City of Boulder Planning and Development Services
1739 Broadway, third floor
303-441-4293
Approval needed fnr buildings that are 50 years old
or older, located in an historic district, or individually
City of Boulder Planning and Development
)( Services
Utitity Administrative Technicians
1739 Broadway, third floor
303-441-1880
City of Boulder Planning and Development
X X Services
Project Specialist
1739 Broadway, third Floor
303-441-1880
I agree to pertorm the work described herein, in accordance with the plans and/or specifications submitted, and with all
provisions th ilding Code, Zoning Code and Health Regulations of the city of Boulder as enumerated in the Bou/der
Reuised ode, 8
1 0
Applicant's Signature Date
Notr: If you need you~ wate~ seruice tumed oh`o~ you~ wate~ meter ~emoved, p/ease contact Uti/ity Bi/ling at
303-441-3160.
Be cautlous of hazardous materials such as asbestos and lead-based paint. Call the State of Colorado Air Pollutlon Control Division at
303-692-3150 for mwe information.
~ 1~, li-ii~; J;a 'f ~i"r;1~:~ ~t -`-"~ ~r>r`-A~siS~ .~
FOR STAFF USE ONLY
Landmarks Preservation Advisory Board review
of non-landmarked buildings over 50 years in age.
~~ 8• 4~- Date completed application received by Planning and Development Services
~'( ~ V~} Date of initial review by ~'~~`
^ No significant impact or potential detriment to historic resources of the city
~Building may be eligible for designation as an individual landmark; permit application is stayed for a public hearing
before the full Landmarks Preservation Advisory Board. ~hU 0~ C- r ~'rv Sc , Q~-~T'~ U~-'~
1~v '~l4-c.t~ ~~~~Al.t ~ ~~v lb~ b t+~STU2i~ 'DisTx.c~r CCtt,+~w~t3~.2~m~~
I~ the event that a stay is imposed, the time requirements of 9-11-23 shall be tolled until the additional fee is
received.
Date the full board hearing fee is received by Planning and Development Services
Date of full board hearing
^ Additional submittal requirements
^ Black-and-white photographs of interior and exterior
^ Scaled site plans and elevations
^ Historical information
^ Other
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