4 - Call Up Item, 1011 Spruce, Landmark Alteration CertificateMEMORANDUM
TO: Mayor Will Toor and Members of City Council
FROM: Ronald A. Secrist, City Manager
Deon Wolfenbarger, Planner
DATE: , March 8, 2001
SUBJECT: Call Up Item: 1011 Spruce - Landmark Alteration Certificate
This item went before the Landmarks Preservation Advisory Board on Mazch 7, 2001. This
decision can be reviewed by the City Council, by serving written notice to the Landmarks
Boazd by Apri13, 2001 and notifying the applicant of the call-up.
LANDMARKS PRESERVATION
ADVISORY BOARD
NOTICE OF DISPOSITION
You are hereby advised that on March 7, 2001 the following action was taken:
RECOMMENDATION: Conditionally Approved
APPLICATION; Request for a Landmark Alteration Certificate for demolition of an existing
garage and shed, and construction of a two-car garage on the property
located at 1011 Spruce Street, within the Mapleton Hill Historic District.
LOCATION: 1011 Spruce Street
APPLICANT: Stephen B. Kahn
This decision was arrived at based on the purposes'and intent of the Historic Preservation Code as set
forth in 10-13-1, B.R.C., 1981 as applied to the landmark alteration certificate application.
Synopsis of the public hearing
The Landmarks Board moved to conditionally approve the application for a Landmark Alteration
Certificate for demolition of an existing garage and shed, and construction of a two-car garage on the
property located at 1011 Spruce Street, adopting the staff memorandum as findings of the Board. The
conditions of approval being that the following items be reviewed and approved by the Landmarks Design
Review Committee prior to the issuance of a Landmark Alteration Certificate:
1. lower the ridgeline of the east and west dormers below the main roof ridge;
2. reduce the depth of the east and west dormers and continue the eave under the north, south and
east dormers so that they are more secondary to the main roof form;
3. eliminate the cantilevered deck on the south elevation, and change the doors to windows;
4. reduce the depth of the deck on the west elevation.
5. retain the historic driveway through the porte-cochere of the house, and reduce the size of the
new driveway
6. reduce the footprint of the garage two feet in depth from the south elevation, reducing its
impact on the Squires-Tourtelott House; and,
7. submit final details, colors, materials, and final plans
This decision can be reviewed by the City Council, by serving written notice to the Landmarks Board by
April 3, 2001 and notifying the applicant of the call-up.
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MEMORANDUM
TO: Mayor Will Toor and Mambers of City Council
FROM: Ronald A. Secrist, City Manager
Deon Wolfenbarger, Planner
DATE: March 8, 2001
SUBJECT: Call Up Item: 943 Spruce -Landmark Alteration Certificate
This item went before the Landmarks Preservation Advisory Board on March 7, 2001. This
decision can be reviewed by the City Council, by serving written notice to the Landmarks
Board by Apri13, 2001 and notifying the applicant of the call-up.
LANDMARKS PRESERVATION
ADVISORY BOARD
NOTICE OF DISPOSITION
You are hereby advised that on March 7, 2001 the following action was taken:
RECOMMENDATION: Conditionally Approved
APPLICATION: Request for a Landmark Alteration Certificate for demolition of
an existing garage, and construction of a two-car garage on the
property located at 943 Spruce Street, within the Mapleton Hill
Historic District.
LOCATION: 943 Spruce Street
APPLICANT: Carlo Persichetti
This decision was arrived at based on the purposes and intent of the Historic Preservation Code
as set forth in 10-13-1, B.R.C., 1981 as applied to the landmark alteration certificate application.
Syno~sis of the aublic hearitta:
The Landmarks Board moved to conditionally approve the application for a Landmark
Alteration Certificate for demolition of an existing garage, and construction of a two-car garage
on the property located at 943 Spruce Street, adopting the staff memorandum as findings of the
Board. The conditions of approval being that the final details, colors, materials (stucco, brick,
stone, trim, roof), driveway plans, and final plans be reviewed and approved by the Landmarks
Design Review Committee prior to the issuance of a Landmark Alteration Certificate.
This decision can be reviewed by the City Council, by serving written notice to the Landmarks
Board by April 3, 2001 and notifying the applicant of the call-up.
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MEMORANDUM
TO: Mayor Will Toor and Members of City Council
FROM: Ronald A. Secrist, City Manager
Deon Wolfenbarger, Planner
DATE: March 8, 2001
SUBJECT: Call Up Item: 13th and Pearl Public Restrooms -Landmark Alteration
Certificate
This item went before the Landmarks Preservation Advisory Board on March 7, 2001. This
decision can be reviewed by the City Council, by serving written notice to the Landmarks
Board by April 3, 2001 and notifying the applicant of the call-up.
LANDMARKS PRESERVATION
ADVISORY BOARD
NOTICE OF DISPOSITION
You are hereby advised that on March 7, 2001 the following action was taken:
RECOMMENDATION: Conditionally Approved
APPLICATION: Request for a Landmark Alteration Certificate for demolition of
an existing public restroom and construction of a new public
restroom at the northeast corner of 13"' and Pearl Streets, located
in the Downtown Boulder Historic District.
LOCATION: The northeast corner of 13"' and Pearl Streets
APPLICANT: Downtown Management Commission
This decision was arrived at based on the purposes and intent of the Historic Preservation Code
as set forth in 10-13-1, B.R.C., 1981 as applied to the landmark alteration certificate application.
Synopsis of the public hearing;
The Landmarks Board moved to conditionally approve the application for a Landmark
Alteration Certificate for demolition of an existing public restroom and construction of a new
public restroom at the northeast corner of 13"' and Pearl Streets, adopting the staff memorandum
as findings of the Board. The conditions of approval being that the following items be reviewed
and approved by the Landmarks Design Review Committee prior to the issuance of a Landmark
Alteration Certificate:
1. final colors and materials;
2. submittal of final plans showing all elevations;
3. signage;
4. lighting;
5. explore using traditionally-sized building materials, such as brick, in place of the stucco
This decision can be reviewed by the City Council, by serving written notice to the Landmarks
Board by Apri13, 2001 and notifying the applicant of the call-up.
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