HomeMy WebLinkAbout6 - Update Memo September 3"', 2008
TO: Landmarks Preservation Advisory Board
FROM: James Hewat, Chris Meschuk
SUBJECT: Update Memo
Update on "Pops bz Scrapes" project.
Update at meeting.
Revisions to Penalties for Historic Preservation Violations
The City Attorney's Office (CAO) is revising the approach developed by staff to provide: 1. criminal
penalties -exploring the possibility of levying fines per day for historic preservation violations e.g.
Maximum fine of $5000 x number of days a project is in violation; 2. Developing an "admuiistrative
process" through which non-criminal penalties, such as "no build" provisions, can be imposed by a judge
acting as an "administrative officer". The CAO estimates a draft of revisions to the criminal penalties will
be ready in September and that a draft administrative process will be complete in October. Based upon
this timeline, we anticipate that the revisions will be reviewed at the December 3"~, 2008 Landmarks
Board meeting.
Depot Move
Update at Meeting
Post WWII Residential Survey
Update at Meeting.
New and Pending Land Use Review Applications
See attached.
Planning Board Calendar
See attached.
Stay-of-Demolition Status Summary, September 3`d, 2008
Date of Date Stay Date of
Address Construction Im osed Ex iration Current Status
1904, 1912- c.1880 6(4/2008 10/25/2008 Staff has met with the applicant on
1918'/ Pearl several occasions.
Street
Landmark Applications Update:
• 800 Arapahoe Avenue: Awaiting City Council review pending a subdivision application. Pending
grant contract from the State. Continuance by board expires October 31.
• 1215 Cedar -Washington School: Postponed pending resolution of site planning issues. Continued
until December 1, 2008.
• August 19: 1777 Broadway Municipal Building Landmark Initiation (CC public hearing)
• September 2, 3231 I l Street, first reading
• September 16: 4051 Broadway Landmarking 1st Reading (consent)
3231 11`x' Street
• October 7: 4051 Broadway I,andmarking 2nd Reading (public hearing)
• October 7: Willard House, 125 Bellevue Drive, Landmarks Board Review