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Home My WebLink AboutAdmin Regulations identifying common tyoes of alterations to be reviewed and approved by city manager A MEMORANDUM January 5, 2000 TO: Landmarks Preservation Advisory Board FROM: Ruth McHeyser, Planner SUBJECT: Approval as to substance of Administrative Regulations identifying common types of alterations that may be reviewed and approved by the city manager (staff) pursuant to Section 10-13-14(a)(2), B.R.C., 1981. BACKGROUND On January 19, 1999 City Council amended Section 10-13-14 of the Historic Preservation Code to allow staff level review and approval of certain common types of alterations: 10-13-14(a)(2) The above notwithstanding, the manager may review without the two landmarks board designees any application that seeks only approval of certain common types of alterations that have been identified by the board through a regulation as being very familiar to the manager; and, if the manager determines that there would be no significant impact or potential detriment from the alteration, then the manager shall issue a certificate to the applicant and shall notify the city council and the applicant of such issuance. The purpose of this code amendment was to alleviate the Design Review Committee's weekly workload and to streamline the process for applications which are minor in nature. On August 4, 1999, the Landmarks Board approved the following common types of alterations for staff level approval: Re-roofing; paint colors; restoration of existing historic features; landscaping; rear or side yard fences that are less than 5' high and have a minimum of I " spacing between the pickets. INTRODUCTION The purpose of this item is to add to this list of alterations that can be approved at a staff level. Specifically, the proposal is to allow the following alterations in the Downtown Historic District to be approved at a staff-level: patio extensions (outdoor railings), awnings, and signs. These alterations typically require approval by the Downtown Management Commission (DMC), and the Board has discus_.-? s'reamli :n_ the r cess fe: aYrt: ti,at they need only xo before the DMC. The preservation planner and planning/ sign code staff will attend the DMC meetings so that applicants could get all of their approvals at a single meeting. This idea was discussed at the time that the initial administrative regulation was approved, but the Board felt it wanted a bit more experience reviewing these types of alterations to see if it would be corfortable including them in the staff-level approval list. Since that time, staff has coordinated with the Downtown Management Commission in reviewing and approving these types of alterations and feels comfortable that these alterations are easy to review and determine whether they meet the Downtown Design Guidelines. PROCESS The first step is to approve the rule as to substance and for the City Attorney to approve the rule as to foam, which is the purpose of this agenda item. Following this meeting, the proposed rule will be published and public comment will be solicited. At the Board's February meeting, staff will return for a formal public hearing and adoption of the rule. FUTURE ITEMS TO CONSIDER The Board also agreed to, in the future, add items such as handicap ramps at such time that the committee has had ample experience in reviewing these requests. If the Board has other items that should be considered, staff recommends that you bring them up at the January meeting so that we can keep a list for future consideration. LANDMARKS PRESERVATION ADVISORY BOARD CITY OF BOULDER, COLORADO Regulation Identifying Common Types of Alterations That May Be Reviewed and Approved Unilaterally By the City Manager Pursuant To Paragraph 10-13-14 (a)(2) B.R.C. The Landmarks Preservation Advisory Board hereby identifies the following common types of alterations that are very familiar to the City Manager and that may be reviewed and approved unilaterally by the City Manager pursuant to Paragraph 10-13-14 (a)(2), B.R.C. 1981: the following alterations in the Downtown Historic District: patio extensions (outdoor railings), awnings, and signs. APPROVED by the Landmarks Preservation Advisory Board as a regulation this day of 2000. Ruth McHeyser Secretarv to the Board Proposed rule approved as to form and legality by the City Attorney's Office on January 5, 2000, by David Gehr, City Attorney. Proposed rule approved prior to publication by the Landmarks Preservation Advisory Board on January 5, 2000. Three copies of the proposed rules filed with the City Clerk on January 12, 2000. Date of publication of notice in the Daily Camera, January 13, 2000. Approved by the Landmarks Preservation Advisory Board without change after considering public comment on , 2000, by Chair of the Landmarks Preservation Advisory Board. Adopted rules filed with the City Clerk and effective on 2000. A:\STAFFLEV.M3 This is a Patch T type separator sheet. IN I I 1111111 Form Type = "B&C" CODE128 type baroode MEMEMEMM" a Q1 ~ 0V7J u C ma u 0 N Qti N ao Q ~0 U Q l0 Portrait Feed t New Form Follows... Printed on 11/2712007 2:44:17 PM (0 a m .N N 's F- ~ Vl 3a U- O~ I I C N U~ 0 C m a J 23 r-- City of Boulder Landmarks Preservation Advisory Board Agenda CITY COUNCIL CHAMBERS MUNICIPAL BUILDING 1777 Broadway Wednesdav, Januarv 5, 2000 7:00 p.m. Revised Agenda 1. Citizen Participation for items not on the agenda. 2. Report on Landmark Alteration Certificates/ Demolition Permits Issued and Pending. 3. Review and Approval of the Minutes of the November 3 and December 1, 1999 meetings. 4. Approval as to form of administrative regulations identifying common types of alterations that may be reviewed and approved by the city manager (staff) pursuant to Section 10-13-14(a)(2), B.R.C., 1981. This proposal would allow the following alteration certificates in the downtown historic district to be approved at a staff level: awnings, patio extensions, and signs 5. Matters from the City Attorney's Office. 6. Matters from the Planning Department. a. Historic Context Project: Modem Architecture in Boulder b. Landmark Names for 815-817 Pearl & 1240-1244 Pine Streets c. Depot Update d. Grandview Terrace Update e. Other Items 7. Matters from the Board. 8. Old and New Business. For further information contact Ruth McHeyser in the Planning Department at 441-3270. January 5, 2000 LANDMARK ALTERATION CERTIFICATES AND DEMOLITION PERMITS ISSUED AND PENDING November 25, 1999 - December 29, 1999 ALTERATION CERTIFICATES: STAFF LEVEL APPROVAL: ISSUED: Trilogy Wine Bar sign 2017 13th Street Axis Mundi Arts sign 1021 Pearl Street Pedestrian Shop sign 1425 Pearl Street Roger and Jill Pomainville Remodel pool house 1002 Mapleton Ave. Ann Shusterman Vent cover 2133 5th Street Paul, Mary and Mike Tagliola Porch restoration 814 Spruce Street Pearl Street Trust Renovation/addition 815/817 Pearl Street Pat Young Revised LAC (new brick/paint and porch) 2424 5th Street PENDING: Carlos Garcia Rear Addition/remodel 2227 8th Street Boulder Day Nursery Side Addition/remodel 1518 Spruce Street Ward King Replace brick porch wall 1145 Grandview Rawls Residence Rear Addition 744 Spruce Janique Esrey Additional bedroom 504 Maxwell Cib/ of 3ou':der Canopy"' Shed 1010 Aurora - Nancy Shapiro Garage 706 Pine Stephen Tebo Addition 1590 Broadway BVSD Retaining Wall Mapleton Elementary John Carter Garage Addition 731 Pine Dick Blumenhein Addition/ Windows 1117-23 Pearl J. Midyette Storefront Remodel 1412 I'mi Matt Dyroff Balcony Rail 1305 Pine Sweeney Window Replacement 703 11 th Street Paul Whiteside Window Alterations/ Deck 410 Highland Paige Blackburn Paint Brick 2420 10th Street Historic Boulder Fire Escape 646 Pearl Kathy McClurg Rear addition/dormers 835 Pine (per 4/7/99 hearing) Spencer & Leslie Dietrch Rear Addition 410 Pine (per 7/7/99 hearing) Patrick & Shannon Long Demolition/ New Construction 1505 Pearl Joseph Brettl Demolition/ New Garage 1112 Maxwell Mike & Paul Tagliola Rear Addition 806 Spruce 8th Street Owners Street paving 8th & Spruce Street Laurie Carlucci Rear addition/dormers 620 Concord Tom Ellison Accessory building 437 Highland John Gooding Fence 2439 6th Street Mike Cameron Rear addition/Annex 800 Arapahoe Lou Novak Rear addition/Site work University Hill School William Chronic Stair liH/elevator 1543 Pearl Street Todd Nelson Paint colors/porch rail 445 Canyon Chris Centeno Front Steps/ Rear porch 505 Maxwell Brandt Liebman Rear addition 428 Highland Blake Catlin Window replacement 437 Mountain View Ralph Hart Addition 735 Pine Mountain Parks Ranger Cottage expansion Chautauqua Park Dina Elder Front porch 531 Maxwell Scott Coburn Revision (without prior approval) 435 & 439 Canyon 1111 Maxwell Homeowners Octagon windows 1111 Maxwell Chris McClcsky Porch base! Front door/ Flashing 1726 Walnut Allison Clifl3on Code compliance issues 1645/ 1649 Canyon First Presbyterian Church Fence 1820 15th Street Bob Minor Fence/ Porch rail 818 Maxwell Chautauqua Association Parking/ Playground equipment Chautauqua Park Sandy Litchfield Shed 903 Pine Betsy Lehndorff Brick wall stabilization 512 Concord Dave Rich Demolition of attached garage 2453 7th Street Baker/ Lefkoff New garage 429 Concord Jennifer Wells Addition 421 Highland Ben Lipman Solar panels/ Shed 302 Pearl Bob Netterstrom Rear addition 630 Pine Lois Graves New construction 18th & Walnut Eugene Levvine Porch roof 1005 Spruce Chautauqua Association Entry and directional sicTs pno Baseline WITHDRAWN: Mike & Paul Tagliola Rear Addition 814 Spruce DENIED: MISCELLANEOUS (potential buyers, non-landmarked buildings, etc): Coburn Development Renovation/ Addition 2018 18th Street (Carey Hotel) DEMOLITION/ MOVING PERMITS: ISSUED: 60 DAY STAY ISSUED: 180 DAY STAY ISSUED: CONCEPTUAL REVIEW: 800 Grant Place Primary structure Rusty Conner and Alan McConas 2420 Bluff Primary structure Gary Fehr PENDING: WITHDRAWN: s\plm\data\comdev\hist\gen\altcerts\altcert.lst