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Home My WebLink About6J (1)("" T ()) Staff Report to Redevelopment Commission Development Design Review Committee Appointments Prepared 7/7/11 Attached are two resumes of individuals (Christopher Hartz and Lesley Annis) recommended by staff for appointment to the Development Design Review Committee. Additionally, staff is also recommending the reappointment of Pat Brown and William Panzica. All appointments would be for terms of two years as called for in the Municipal Code Chapter 6, Article 3, Sec. 6 -7.1. The Development Design Review committee is composed of 9 members, 5 appointed by the Redevelopment Commission and 4 by virtue of their position (i.e. City Engineer, City Building Commissioner, Director of the St. Joseph County Area Plan Commission and the Director of the Division of Redevelopment). There are 3 Development Design Areas, South Bend Central Development Design Area, Studebaker Corridor Design Area and the Airport Economic Development Design Area all with boundaries coterminus with the Development Areas established by the Redevelopment Commission. These Areas have design guidelines established by the Redevelopment Commission. Any exterior improvements in these areas need to conform to the guidelines. If improvements are proposed which are not consistent with the guidelines then the proposal is referred to the Development Design Review Committee, which can waive the guideline requirements if appropriate. RESOLUTION NO. 2920 A RESOLUTION OF THE SOUTH BEND REDEVELOPMENT COMMISSION APPOINTING MEMBERS TO THE DEVELOPMENT DESIGN REVIEW COMMITTEE WHEREAS, the South Bend Redevelopment Commission (the "Commission ") is the governing body of the City of South Bend Department of Redevelopment (the "Department ") and exists and operates under the provisions of I.C. 36 -7 -14, commonly known as the "Redevelopment of Cities and Towns Act of 1953 ", as amended from time to time (the "Act "); and WHEREAS, there are three Development Design Areas, South Bend Central Development Design Area, Studebaker Corridor Design Area and the Airport Economic Development Design Area all with boundaries coterminus with the Development Areas established by the Redevelopment Commission; and WHEREAS, pursuant to the South Bend Municipal Code, Chapter 6, Article 3, Sec. 6- 7.1, the Development Design Review Committee (the "Committee ") is composed of 9 members, 5 appointed by the Redevelopment Commission and 4 by virtue of their position (i.e. City Engineer, City Building Commissioner, Director of the St. Joseph County Area Plan Commission and the Director of the Division of Redevelopment); and WHEREAS, the Commission desires to appoint two new members to the Committee and also to re- appoint two members to the Committee. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, by the South Bend Redevelopment Commission as follows: 1. The Commission hereby appoints Christopher Hartz to serve on the Committee until a successor is duly appointed and qualified. 2. The Commission hereby appoints Lesley Annis to serve on the Committee until a successor is duly appointed and qualified. 3. The Commission hereby re- appoints Pat Brown to serve on the Committee until a successor is duly appointed and qualified. 4. The Commission hereby re- appoints William Panzica to serve on the Committee until a successor is duly appointed and qualified. 5. This Resolution shall be in full force and effect after its adoption by the Commission. Adopted at a meeting of the South Bend Redevelopment Commission held on July 12, 2011, at 1308 County -City Building, 227 West Jefferson Boulevard, South Bend, Indiana 46601. CITY OF SOUTH BEND, DEPARTMENT OF REDEVELOPMENT Signature Printed Name and Title South Bend Redevelopment Commission ATTEST: Signature Printed Name and Tille South Bend Redevelopment Commission n 1 K I L ARCHITECTURE PLANNING Lesley L. Annis RESUME EDUCATION: Master of Architecture, University of Notre Dame, School of Architecture, 2008 Concentration: Urban Design Rome Studies Program, Rome, Italy Bachelor of Science in Design, Clemson University, School of Architecture, 1998 Charles E. Daniel Center, Genoa, Italy Student Exchange, St. Petersburg, Russia REGISTRATION AND PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS: Sunnymede Neighborhood Association, 2009 -2011 Women in Architecture, 1999 -2006 Junior League of Charlotte, 2003 -2006 Habitat for Humanity, 2003 -2006 PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE: Kil Arch itecture/Planning Gregory A. Kil & Associates, Inc, South Bend, IN, 2008 - present Architecture/Planning/Urban Design/Historic Preservation Graduate Architect ARCHITECTURE: COMMERCIAL PROJECTS: -Entry Addition at Notre Dame's Galvin Hall -Good Shepherd Montessori School - Mishawaka River Center Apartments - Carmel Guilford Bungalows - Heavenly Ham Restaurant, South Bend, IN -Camp Tamarack Archery Shed RESIDENTIAL PROJECTS: -The Goshen House, Goshen, IN - Habitat for Humanity 2011 Prototype - Guisinger- Nickerson Residence, South Bend, IN - Gardner Residence, Winona Lake, IN - Nevala Residence, Vandalia, MI - Heller Residence, Mishawaka, IN - Shinnick Residence, South Bend, IN - Kandel -Marks Residence, South Bend, IN Entry Addition & Renovation Renovation Adaptive Reuse/ Remodeling *Registered LEED for Schools Historic Building Rehabilitation & Addition Duplex Multi- Family Schematic Design New Pavilion & Shooting Range New House *Registered LEED for Homes New House Prototype Addition & Renovation New House- Schematic Design New House- Schematic Design Renovation- Schematic Design Renovation- Schematic Design Basement Renovation 1 1 26 L I N C O L N W A Y EAST SOUTH BEND IN 4 6 6 01 (574) 288 2654 VOICE (574) 289 2420 FAX 1 RESIDENTIAL PROJECTS, CONTINUED: -Wait Residence, Granger, IN Basement Renovation - VanDieren Residence, Granger, IN Porch Addition - Halstead Residence, Granger, IN Addition & Renovation Experience prior to working at Kil Architecture/Planning: FMK Architects, Charlotte, NC, February 1999- June 2006 Intern Architect: -Union West Medical Plaza Shell Building, Indian Trail, NC New Medical Office Building - Eastover OBGYN Associates New Medical Office - Carolinas Healthcare Urgent Care New Medical Office -Dove Internal Medicine New Medical Office -Union West MRI Center New Medical Office - Indian Trail Pediatrics New Medical Office - Carolinas Rehabilitation Medical Office Renovation - Cotswold Family Practice, Charlotte, NC Medical Office Renovation - Arboretum OB Office Renovation, Charlotte, NC Medical Office Renovation - Euclid Center Master Plan, Charlotte, NC Planning & Urban Design - Carolina School Supply Renovation, Charlotte, NC Adaptive Reuse Office Design - Trinity Episcopal School & Gymnasium New K -8 School -200 West 10th Street Condominiums, Charlotte, NC New Condominiums -411 West Washington Condominiums, Greensboro, NC New Condominiums - Elizabeth Village Condominiums, Charlotte, NC New Condominiums -The Ratcliffe Condominiums, Charlotte, NC New Condominiums -The Vintage Condominiums, Indian Trail, NC New Condominiums -The Williamson Condominiums, Charlotte, NC New Condominiums -Latta Pavilion Mixed -Use Project, Charlotte, NC New Mixed -Use Design - American Tobacco Residential Redevelopment, Durham, NC Design Development SCHOLARSHIPS: University of Notre Dame Graduate Scholarship, 2006 -2008 Mickel Grant, Clemson University, 1998 TECHNICAL SKILLS: - Architectural Drafting & Freehand Drawing -CAD Experience: ARRIS 8.3, AutoCAD Architecture 2009 - Additional: -Adobe CS3 Indesign, Photoshop, & Illustrator - Microsoft Word, Excel, & PowerPoint -Adobe Acrobat Professional - Google SketchUp 1 1 26 L I N C O L N W A Y EAST SOUTH BEND IN 4 6 6 01 (574) 288 2654 VOICE (574) 289 2420 FAX 2 II � CHRISTOPHER R. HARTZ, RA, LEED AP Project Architect EDUCATION University of Michigan; Master of Science in Architecture University of Notre Dame; Bachelor of Architecture Notre Dame Rome Studies Program; Rome, Italy EXPERIENCE 14 years total 8 years with James Childs Architects PROFESSIONAL ACCREDITATIONS Registered Architect: Indiana NCARB Certificate Holder LEED Accredited Professional RESPONSIBILITIES Mr. Hartz joined JAMES CHILDS ARCHITECTS after working as a project architect for a large design firm in Minneapolis. His primary focus is on the schematics, design development and construction document phases of the work. His experience is particularly valuable in producing large scale institutional and educational projects. As a graduate school thesis, Mr. Hartz explored recent trends in the design of K -12 educational facilities. COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT Notre Dame Marching Band; Past Member Notre Dame Folk Choir; Past Member Habitat for Humanity; Volunteer Holy Cross School; Renaissance Campaign Volunteer