Historic Preservation Commission Meeting Signed Minutes - July 15, 2019

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Commissioner Molnar made a motion to approve COA #2019-0701, section 3, with the alteration that the Commission intends for there to be four Corinthian colossal columns in place where they were, but with the understanding that two may go up first, and at a later date the second ‘inner’ columns may go up (within twelve months), were that not possible, the applicant will come back for a re-application. Were the property to be sold, four columns will be installed. Seconded by Commissioner Brazinski. Five in favor, none opposed. Vote: 5 – 0. Motion to approve COA #2019-0701, section 3 (with conditions), is passed. Commissioner Molnar made a motion to approve COA #2019-0701, section 4, the replacement of the columns – with the clarification that the columns must resemble the original removed columns (capital and shaft). Five in favor, none opposed. Vote: 5 – 0. Motion to approve COA #2019-0701 is passed. Commissioner Molnar departed the proceedings at 6:41pm. 4. 629 Carroll #2019-0703A #8952-98 Taylor’s Field Local Historic District Representation: Brenden Crumlish, 3215 Sugar Maple Drive Kurt Garner, 12954 6th Road, Plymouth, IN 46563 Phil St. Clair 1316 Hampshire Drive STAFF REPORT CONCERNING APPLICATION FOR A CERTIFICATE OF APPROPRIATENESS }Date: July 3, 2019 Application Number: 2019-0703A Property Location: 629 Carroll Architectural Style/Date/Architect or Builder: Neo-Classical/1924 Property Owner: David Steinberg/Bingo Properties LLC Landmark or District Designation: Taylors Field, Ordinance #8952-98 Rating: Contributing DESCRIPTION OF STRUCTURE/ SITE: Three story, rectangular plan, brick apartment building. Foundation is concrete. Roof is flat with parapet wall. A central bay in front features an arched entrance with divided light transom above and a balcony window with metal rail. Above the balcony is an entablature with “Carroll” cast in concrete. Windows are 6/1 and 1/1 double hung, both original wood and multiple generations of wood and vinyl replacement. The lot is slightly elevated with a concrete retaining wall. ALTERATIONS: No COA on file. Some windows are replacement wood or vinyl. Entry doors are non-original metal. APPLICATION ITEMS: “The 23-unit brick apartment building is currently vacant. Exterior work includes replacement of all original 6/1 and 4/1 wood windows, and 1/1 replacement windows with vinyl replacement windows with muntins between the glass, insulated 6/1 and 4/1 windows. Opening sizes will be approximately 2” smaller, and front transoms shall be covered with storm units (fan lite, second floor). Front and back entries (non-historic metal and wood infill) shall be replaced with steel panel style doors with top lites and matching side lites. New electric meters (30) shall be placed on north wall of c. 1960 block addition (north façade) and bathroom vents shall be place through the masonry wall for each apartment unity (28). See drawings.”