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Staff Review of the Nomination Of 'the Haven Hubbard Home District To the National Register of Historic Places Historic Name of Property: Haven Hubbard Home District Boundaries: Beginning at the northeast corner of the Haven Hubbard Home property, on the west side of Chicago Trail, continue south in a line on the west side of Chicago Trail approximately 1,300 feet to the north edge of the driveway/south entrance to the property. Turn west and continue in a line west approximately 500 feet with the edge of the driveway. Follow the inside edge of the driveway as it turns north approximately 100 feet, then west 150 feet, then north 100 feet, then east 150 feet (around the rear wing of the building). Turn north and continue in a line north approximately 1,100 feet to a line extended west from the point of beginning on the west edge of Chicago Trail. Turn east and continue in a line east to the west edge of Chicago Trail or the point of beginning. - Date of Review: July 13, 2011 Case History Indiana Landmarks retained Partners in Preservation, Kurt W. Garner of Plymouth, Indiana to prepare the National Register Nomination for the Haven Hubbard Home District based on its historic and architectural significance. The nomination was initially submitted to the DHPA for review and comment. Upon realization that as a CLG the Historic Preservation Commission of South Bend and St. Joseph County should first review the nomination before further action by the DHPA, it was forwarded to the Historic Preservation Commission for action. It has now been reviewed and processed by the Staff of the Historic Preservation Commission and is now formally submitted for action by the Historic Preservation Commission of South Bend and St. Joseph County. Criteria for Evaluation In order to be considered eligible for inclusion in the National Register, an historic property should be at least 50 years old and must be a possess local, state, or national significance in relation to at least one of these following criteria: Criteria A is associated with the events that have made a significant contribution to the broad patterns of our history; or