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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMarch 1990AGENDA OF THE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING OF THE HISTORIC PRESERVATION COMMISSION Council Chambers, 4th floor 7:30 p.m. - Regular Monthly Meeting March 19, 1990 County/City Building I. Call to Order II. Roll Call III. Public Hearing A. Certificates of Appropriateness - (Review) 1. 805 Bronson St. - ED B. Public Hearing on the Studebaker Corridor IV. Regular Business A. Approval of Minutes - February 19, 1990 B. Treasurer's Report - February 1990 C. Correspondence D. Committee Reports 1. Certificates of Appropriateness (Report) 2. Budget & Finance a) Computer Bids 3. Legal 4. Historic Districts a) Meeting with Lincolnway East (Report) 5. Historic Landmarks a) Central High School C.of A. Meeting (Report) 6. Public Relations & Community Education 7. Personnel a) Pay Increases for Three Positions (Report) b) Additional Clerical Staff 8. Staff Reports a) New Survey Manual b) HLFI Quarterly Regional Meeting (Report) c) CLG Inspection Meeting (Report) V. Old Business A. Historic Trees on Lincoln Way West B. Resolution for the Protection of Wooded Areas VI. New Business VII. Hearing of Visitors VIII. Announcements & Miscelaneous Matters IX. Adjournment histork 1 // of south bend and st. joseph county ROOM 1123 COUNTY CITY BUILDING south bend, indiana 46601 (219) 284-9798 TO: Historic Preservation Commission FROM: Lori Dixon, Director RE: Meeting Packet for March 1990 DATE: March 12, 1990 Please find enclosed the information to be discussed at.the March 19th meeting of the HPC. In the interest of time, I have prepared reports on most topics on the agenda. Please read this information. As each topic comes.up at the, meeting, you will have the opportunity to ask questions. If there are no quest -ions, the topic will immediately be voted upon or the Commission will proceed to the next topic as appropriate. If the reports are read by EVERYONE (I will be happy to explain any of them in further detail if necessary) we should be able to speed the meeting along, allowing everyone to arrive home at a reasonable hour. This process is especially important for the March meeting, as we will hold public hearing on the Studebaker Corridor. We will not want the rest of the meeting to last any longer than necessary. Therefore, please read the enclosed information and have your questions ready. If you wish, you may contact me at the office prior to Monday's meeting to ask questions. I will be happy to answer them for you. Information NOT enclosed includes the Computer Bids listed under Budget and Finance, the Meeting Report on Central High School, and the Resolution for the Trees on Lincoln Way West. This information will be sent to you when available, or provided for you at the meeting. I hope this procedure will meet the approval of all concerned'. While it will require a little more of your time prior to the meeting, it should shorten the meeting time. . historoc preservation commossoon of south bend and st. joseph 1 ROOM 1123 COUNTY CITY BUILDING south bend, indiana 46601 (219) 284-9798 NOTICE There will be a meeting of the Historic Preservation Commission to review the Certificate of Appropriateness application by Roger Hulsey of the Troyer Group for the Renovation of Central High School. The meeting will be held on Monday, March 12, 1990, in the 11th Floor Conference Room at 7:30 p.m. Please plan to attend. STAFF REPORT Ron Farr 805 Bronson South Bend, IN 46618 PROPOSAL The owner proposes to cover existing wood siding with 5" vinyl siding; cover soffit with aluminum. STANDARDS II. Existing Structures A. Building Materials 1. Reauired Existing exterior building materials shall be retained. Deterioration of wood materials shall be prevented through repair, cleaning and painting. The existing or original architectural detail around windows, porches, doors and eaves should be retained or replaced by replicas of the same design and materials when deteriorated beyond repair. 2. Recommended Aluminum or vinyl siding may be used when it is the only feasible alternative to maintaining the original surface material. When used on wood surfaces this siding should be the same size and style as the original wood. It must be noted, however, that such mateial can contribute to the detrioration of the structure form moisture and insects. RECOMMENDATION In accordance with the guidelines, the staff recommends that the owner not be permitted to add siding to the property unless he can demonstrate either deterioration of the existing material beyond repair or economic hardship. M I N U T E S Regular Meeting February 19, 1990 I. Call to Order Third Floor Conference Room County/City Building The meeting was called to order at 7:35 p.m. II. Roll Call MEMBERS PRESENT: Mrs. Joann Sporleder; Mr. Jed Eide; Mrs. Janeanne Petrass; Mr. John Oxian; Mr. Herb Herendeen; Mr. David Chapleau, Deputy City Attorney; Mrs. Lori Dixon, Director; Ms. Mary Wikman, Research Assistant. MEMBERS ABSENT: ALSO PRESENT: Public Hearing Mr. F. Jay Nimtz; Mr. Odell Newburn; Mrs. Martha Choitz. Ms. Jean Crumlish; Mr. David Emmel; Mr. Thomas Panzica; Mr. Kevin Boughal, South Bend Tribune. A. ICertificates of Appropriateness 1. 601-617 Lincoln Way East Because of a recent alteration in the plans for the above-mentioned property, as approved by the Commission at its January meeting, Mr. Thomas Panzica appeared before the Commission to request an ammendment to the original Certificate of Appropriaten ss4 The original Certificate of Appropriateness permitted a standing seam metal roof. The new proposal would utilize asphalt shingles as the roofing material. Mr. Panzica presented samples of the shingles he would like to use. Upon conclusion of his presentation, Mr. Herendeen moved to approve the project plans as amended; Mrs. Petrass seconded; Motion approved. Mrs. Sporleder inquired about the results of the Board of Zoning Appeals hearing regarding the screening of the property from across the alley. Mr. Panzica reported that the BZA approved plans for the screening and advised the HPC that the Panzica Group would return to the HPC for approval of other screening if such screening should become necessary. IV. REGULAR BUSINESS A. Approval of Minutes Mr. Oxian reviewed the minutes and requested that "Lincolnway" be changed to "Lincoln Way", and that the spelling of Mrs. Loeffler's name be corrected. Mrs. Sporleder then moved to approve the minutes as amended; Mr. Herendeen seconded; motion approved. B. Treasurer's Report - January 1990 Mrs. Dixon reported that she had altered the format of the treasurer's report to match that of the County Purchasing office and requested suggestions and/or approval of the report. Mr. Eide moved to approve the treasurer's report; Mrs. Sporleder seconded; motion approved. C. Correspondence (Appendix A) D. Committee Reports 1. Certificate of Appropriateness Reports Mrs. Dixon reported that she had approved an application for a Certificate of Appropriateness at 717 Lincoln Way East. The owner proposed to replace a brick pier and concrete steps which had been demolished when struck by an automobile. The owner will use as much of the remaining material as possible and will replace the rest with in-kind material. 2. Budget & Finance a) Revised 1990 Budget Mrs. Dixon reported that the remainder of the 1989 office budget was carried over into 1990, thus the budget was revised to reflect this (see appendix B). 3. Legal No Report 4. Historic Llistriats a) Lincolnway East LHD Mr. Oxian-announced that a public meeting will be held Tuesday, February 20, at 7:30 p.m. in the 11th Floor Conference Room. Mrs. Dixon reported that the agenda would be limited to review of the standards, but that some citizens may wish to discuss the possibility of being removed from the district. Mr. Oxian asked for a show of hands of those who would be able to attend. Mrs. Petrass and Mr. Herendeen stated that they would be there as close to 7 pm as possible. Mrs. Sporleder suggested that the agenda be strictly observed. The procedure for reviewing and amending the guidelines was discussed. The suggestion was made that the district form a liason committee. 5. Historic Landmarks a. Central High School C. of A. Meeting A date of March 12, 1990, was set for the Certificate of Appropriateness hearing for the Central High School Renovation. The meeting will be held at 7:30 p.m. in the 11th Floor Conference Room. Mr. Oxian requested that a copy of the bids be obtained for Commission perusal. 6. Public Relations and Community Education a. Streetlight Meeting Mr. Oxian reported on the streetlight meeting sponsored by the Riverside Dr. LHD. Those in attendance represented the local historic districts, other historic neighborhoods, the city engineer's office, the mayor's office, the HPC and I&M, as well as other concerned citizens. He reported that I&M agreed to replace the underground wiring in the older systems. The failure of the old wiring has caused the older poles to be removed during rewiring and to be replaced with newer fixtures. Mr. Oxian explained the tariff system and the options open to the districts in detail. These options include the use of metered service, estimated service, citizen payment and control, and city payment and control (See addendum to minutes). He then answered various questions and mentioned that Mayor Kernan had publicly stated that he would set up a committee to settle the problem by June 1990. 7. Personnel a. Pay Increases for Three Positions Mrs. Dixon discussed the estimated personnel budget. She requested that Ms. Wikman, who was hired strictly to research for the survey, but has since taken on the additional clerical duties of an administrative assistant. Mrs. Dixon further stated that the Community Development Block Grant agreement from the city stipulates that the monies be used, in part, to hire an administrative assistant. She, therefore, requested a $0.25 per hour raise for Ms. Wikman, effective as of the next pay period. Mr. Pastor's contract was to be reviewed in December, but was not reviewed until January. Mrs. Dixon requested that Mr. Pastor be given an increase to $7.00, which would not be increased again until December. Mrs. Dixon also requested that the Survey Manager's position pay scale be increased from $13,000 - $15,000 to $14,000 - $16,000. The estimated personnel budgets reflect and ample amount of funding for all raises. Mr. Herendeen moved to raise Ms. Wikman's salary to $6.75 per hour; Mrs. Petrass seconded; motion approved. Mr. Herendeen moved to raise Mr. Pastor's salary to $7.00 per hour; Mrs. Sporleder seconded; motion approved. Mrs. Sporleder moved to increase the pay scale for the Survey Manager's position to $14,000-$16,000 and to advertise it as such; Mr. Herendeen seconded; motion approved. Mr. Oxian explained the tariff system and the options open to the districts in detail. These options include the use of metered service, estimated service, citizen payment and control, and city payment and control. He then answered various questions and mentioned that Mayor Kernan had publicly stated that he would set up a committee to settle the problem by June 1990. 7. Personnel a. Pay Increases for Three Positions Mrs. Dixon discussed the estimated personnel budget. She requested that Ms. Wikman, who was hired strictly to research for the survey, but has since taken on the additional clerical duties of an administrative assistant. Mrs. Dixon further stated that the Community Development Block Grant agreement from the city stipulates that the monies be used, in part, to hire an administrative assistant. She, therefore, requested a $0.25 per hour raise for Ms. Wikman, effective as of the next pay period. Mr. Pastor's contract was to be reviewed in December, but was not reviewed until January. Mrs. Dixon requested that Mr. Pastor be given a $7.00 per hour raise, which would not be increased until December. Mrs. Dixon also requested. that the Survey Manager's position pay scale be increased from $13,000 - $15,000 to $14,000 - $16,000. The estimated personnel budgets reflect and ample amount of funding for all raises. Mr. Herendeen moved to raise Ms. Wikman's salary to $6.75 per hour; Mrs. Petrass seconded; motion approved. Mr. Herendeen moved to raise Mr. Pastor's salary to $7.00 per hour; Mrs. Sporleder seconded; motion approved. Mrs. Sporleder moved to increase the pay scale for the Survey Manager's position to $14,000-516,000 and to advertise it as such; Mr. Herendeen seconded; motion approved. 8. Staff Reports a. New Survey Manual Mrs. Dixon introduced Mr. Pastor's new survey manual. The manual describes architectural terms frequently used by surveyors in the survey of the county and city. It is a montage of terms and drawings taken from other publications. Mrs. Dixon stated that she would make copies available for all Commission members. Mrs. Sporleder asked if the Commission could have the manual published. Mrs. Dixon stated that publication and sale would be considered plagiarism. b. Semi -Annual Meeting with DHPA Mrs. Dixon reported that the DHPA staff was pleased with the progress made on both grants by the HPC. She also reported that they approved her tentative plan to totally computerize the survey records, keeping the information on a data base and printing it from the computer onto the survey cards. (see Appendix C) c. Bi -Monthly Report Mrs. Dixon reported on the activities of the HPC staff since December, including the completion of Quadrant 67 (see Appendix D). d. 1990 Work Program Mrs. Dixon handed out a tentative work plan for the Commission and asked for Commission input (see Appendix E). e. HLFI Quarterly Regional Meeting Mrs. Dixon reported that the meeting this quarter will'be held at the Morris Civic Auditorium at 11AM on March 7, 1990. The topic will be funding preservation projects. Any Commission members who would like to are welcome to attend. V. Old Business A. Hedgerows and Urban Forestry Mrs. Sporleder stated that a graduate student at Notre Dame was looking for a topic to research. She suggested that he work on hedgerows. He seemed interested and may be conducting research on that topic which would be of interest to the Commission. Mrs. Sporleder also discussed the possibility of obtaining urban forestry grants. VI. New Business A. Historic Trees on Lincoln Way West Mr. Oxian identified the trees in question and requested that this be considered first reading for those trees as historic sites. That portion of Lincoln Way West is currently under state jurisdiction, but will fall within city or county jurisdiction within the year, thus possibly endangering these trees. B. Resolution to Save Wooded Areas Mr. Oxian requested that the Commission adopt a policy which would state that the Commission encourages the Common and County Councils to adopt policies which would conserve local wooded areas. Discussion ensued over the style and wording of the resolution. All agreed that such a statement would be useful, and asked Mrs. Dixon to compose the resolution for review by the Commission at a later date. Mrs. Sporleder moved that the resolution be composed; Mr. Herendeen seconded; motion approved. C. Public Relations Policy Mr. Oxian suggested that the Commission adopt a policy that would require any Commission member planning a public speaking engagement, conversing with members of the media, or attending a meeting at which they are asked to speak on behalf of the Commission, to let the president, vice-president (public relations officer) or director know prior to the event. If a situation occurs in which the member is unable to contact any of the above-mentioned people prior to the engagement, they would contact one or all of these persons as soon as possible after the event. Thus, in the event that the media contacts one of the officers or the director, they will be informed prior to contact with the media. D. Committee Appointments Mr. Herendeen requested that his appointment to the Certificate of Appropriateness committee in October 1990 be moved to July 1990. Mrs. Dixon stated that she would make that change in the schedule. Mr. Oxian stated that he attempted to place each Commission member in two or three committees. He then asked for objections. None were voiced. VII. Hearing of Visitors No Report VIII. Announcements & Miscellaneous Matters No Report IX. Adjournment ADDENDUM MINUTES OF FEBRUARY 19, 1990 Street Light Tariff S.L.S. - Street Light Service - system contracted by the city, but owned by ISM. S.L.C. - Street Light- Customer Owned System, except for lamps. Third Tariff - metering of the system billed for the kilowatt hours. ECLS - Energy Conservation Lighting Service - system contracted by city. City required to aid in construciton lamps must be high pressure sodium. Appendix A CORRESPONDENCE a. HLFI Servaas Memorial Award nomination request b. Preservation Law Update 1990-8 C. Nat'l Center for Preservation Law, Board of Directors d. Portage Manor newsletter e. Announcement of third Global Congress of Heritage Interpretation International (conference) f. Announcement of Southhold Gen. Membership Meeting g. ARM Computing Services flyer h. Old House Journal, March/April 1990 i. Freetown Village advertisement, NIHS j. Preservation Law Update, 1990-4, 1990-6, 1990-7 k. Historic Preservation, March/April 1990 1. NIHS land sale letter M. Light Impressions book catalogue n. CRM Bullketin, Vol. 13, No. 1 o. Light Impressions product catalogue and technical leaflets Microprocessor Internal Memory Disk Drive Disk Drive Memory Hard Drive Memory Monitor Included Software Extra Software TOTAL PRICE COMPUTER PROPOSALS Tandy Pan -Tech Epson County 286/10MHz 386/16MHz 286/10MHz 386/12MHz 1 MB 1 MB 640 K 1 MB 3-1/2" 3-1/2" 3-1/2" 3-1/2" 1.44MB 1.44MB 1.2MB 720K 40 MB 40MB 40 MB 40 MB VGA Mono. Monochrome VGA Mono. Monochrome Deskmate None None None Q&A Q&A dbase Q&A PCWorks 2183.56* 2269.00* 3130.10 2264.00 Includes Training, Support, Installation, and Set -Up. Date Appendix C historic preservation commission of south bend and st. joseph county Report of Meeting I Time February 20, :990 7:00 p.m. Planner Lori Dixon Location 1 1 t h Floor County/City Bldg. The meeting with citizens of Lincoln Way East was attended by nine residents and/or property owners, Mrs. Petrass, Mr. Herendeen, and Mrs. Dixon of the HPC. The current guidelines for the district were reviewed and discussed. Laura Wisemann-Gnoth volunteered to lead the nominating committee for liason committee members. Other topics of discussion included the lack of curbing on the south side of the street, the lack of maintenance of the riverbank and the inability of property owners to clean up the area due to highway guardrails, and the potential for altering the boundaries of the district. The HPC stated that they would attempt to_ con tact the governmental unit resposible for trimming the riverbank along the sidewalk on the north side of Lincoln Way East. The HPC also attempted to clarify any misconceptions regarding district status and the existance of the original ballots. The meeting went fairly well and concluded at approximately 8:45 p.m. LINCOLNWAY EAST HISTORIC DISTRICT PRESERVATION GUIDELINE REVIEW AGENDA Tuesday, February 20, 1990 MACOG Conference Room 11th Floor County/City Building I. Call to Order II. Meeting Procedure III. Review of Preservation Guidelines for Lincolnway East A. Definitions B. Environment 1. The District Environment 2. Building Site and Landscaping C. Existing Structures 1. Building Materials 2. Roofs and Roofing 3. Windows and Doors 4. Entrances, Porches and Steps 5. Mechanical Services D. New Construction 1. Height and Proportion 2. Building Materials E. Safety and Code Planning F. General IV. Revision Procedures A. Election of Liason Committee B. Time Allowance for Review of Guidelines C. Items for Consideration D. Neighborhood Vote E. Revision and Reprinting of Guidelines V. Discussion VI. ADJOURNMENT Date historic preservation commission of south bend and st. joseph county March 12, 1990 Planner Lori Dixon Report of Meeting e Time Location ?:30 p.m. 11th Floor County/City Bldg. Central Hiah School Certificate of Appropriateness Meetina Members Present: Mr. John Oxian, Mrs. Jean Dennen, Mrs. Martha Choitz, Mrs. Janeanne Petrass, Mrs. Lori Dixon - Director.. Members Absent: Mr. F. Jay Nimtz, Mr. Ode1l.Newburn, Mrs. Joann Sporleder, Mr. Jed Eide, Mr. Herb Herendeen. Also Present: Mr. Roger Hulsey - The Troyer Group, Mr. Rollin Farrand, Jr. - South Bend Community School Corporation, Mr. Kevin.Boughal - South Bend Tribune. The meeting began with the presentation,of the HABS drawings of.the _power plant, smoke stack, and iVoTec'building. Mr. Hulsey stated that copies of these drawings.would be available to the Commission. The discussion then moved to the various items up'for final approval for the Certificate.of Appropriateness. All plans for the exterior. and landscaping were approved by the Central High School C. of A. Committee members present pending final approval by the Commission as -'a whole. The plans presented and approved are as follows; Roof: Removal of rooftop vents; glass enclosure of atrium areas. Three committee members approved; Mrs. Dennen abstained. Demolition: Removal of power plant, smoke stack, and VoTec1 building. The demolition is necessary to provide adequate parking for the facility. Mr. Oxian voiced opposition to this plan; Mrs. Choitz and Mrs. Petrass approved; Mrs. Dennen.abstained. Windows: Replacement of the existing windows with aluminum of approximately the same size, light placement, and fenestration; original blue color to be used. Three committee members approved; ..one abstained. A historic preservation commission of south bend and St. Joseph county. Landscape: Recreate the 1914 landscape plan per a photograph of the period; remove existing fence; planting islands in parking area; remove three parking spaces on St. James Court; develop site of VoTec building, power plant, and smoke stack for parking. Three members approved; one abMtainQd- North Entry: Replace existing metal doors with a full light metal door; repair stained glass and cover with protective coating. Three members approved; one member abstained. West Entry and'Wall: Cut door opening into existing gym area; extend glass entryway anddoorsfrom gym area; use stone entry from VoTec',_",-,-building to frame new doorway; salvage brick from demolition to construct entry and wall to frame identify new n e try. Mrs. Choitz voiced opposition to the need for the wall on the grounds that people might conceive it as a means for the HPC to create additional expense for the taxpayers. She stated, however, that she would not vote against it. Mr. Oxian and Mrs. Petrass approved the plan; Mrs. Dennen abstained. The final Certificate of Appropriateness will be presented to the Historic Preservation Commission at its monthly meeting on March 19,-1990, and will be forwarded to Roger Hulsey at the Troyer Group on Tuesday, March 20, 1990. 11 Appendix E PERSONNEL REPORT MARCH 19, 1990 Pay Increases As Approved February 1990 Upon receiving approval from the HPC, Mrs. Dixon proceded to notify the County Commissioners of the HPC's decision. The County Commissioners denied the two raises as well as the proposed rate increase for the Survey Manager's position on the grounds that the County does not allow raises except at the beginning of the year. I again explained to their secretary that these were not county positions and, in the case of Mr. Pastor, his contract was overlooked in December, thus he should have received his raise at the beginning of the year. The Commissioners are again reviewing the proposed raise for Mr. Pastor, and Mrs. Dixon has an appointment with them to discuss these, and other matters later in the week. Additional Clerical Staff As the final quarter of the survey period rolls around, the HPC will again need to hire part-time clerical staff to process survey cards and perform basic research duties, thus freeing Ms. Wikman to conduct the necessarily extensive research on properties rated C/10 or above. We have retained the applications of persons applying for the secretarial position posted last fall and have determined that one of the applicants would be qualified for this part-time position. Ms. Susie Booker is both well-written and well-spoken, has a general knowledge of architectural terms, and types 65-70 wpm. Through communications with Ms. Booker, she has expressed her interest in this position. Therefore, the director requests permission, pending approval of the County Commissioners, to hire Ms. Booker at a rate as yet to be determined falling between $5.00 and $6.00 per hour. Appendix F Please find enclosed a copy of the survey manual compiled by James Pastor. Because this manual is a montage of the work of other authors, it is NOT FOR PUBLICATION. It is merely a guideline of terms commonly used in the Survey Update for the benefit of persons associated with the commission. Appendix G historic preservation commission of south bend and st. joseph county Report of Meeting Date Time March 7, 1990 Planner Lori Dixon Location 11 :00 a.m. Morris Civic The Quarterly.Regional Meeting of the Historic Landmarks Foundation of Indiana was attended by approximately 20 persons representing 7 historic preservation commissions and review boards. Representing the HPC of South Bend and St. Joseph County were Martha Choitz, Janeanne Petrass, and Lori Dixon. Jeff Gibney, Director of South Bend Heritage, spoke to the group on the topic of funding preservation projects, using many examples from the South Bend area. The. meeting was enjoyable and informative, and allowed members of commissions in different cities to exchange ideas and strategies for preservation. planning. historic preservation commission of south bend and st. joseph county Report of Meeting t Date March 1, 1990 Planner Lori Dixon Time 1 :00 p.m. Location HPC Office Alan Goebes, CLG Coordinator for the State Office, paid a surprise visit.to the HPC office to,review our CLG status. Mr. Goebes reminded Mrs. Dixon that all Commission members are required to attend a training session of some sort annually. Mrs. Dixon showed him a copy of the training manual she helped to compile while in Georgia and he suggested she,revamp it for use in Indiana. Mrs. Dixon said she would do so and hold a training session for the HPC in South Bend within two months. Mr. Goebes also questioned the open space on the Commission roster. Mrs. Dixon explained the circumstances and Mr. Goebes granted an extention of the 90 -day grace period for appointment until April 15, 1990._The Mayor has been informed of such. The meeting went well and the HPC passed review with the exception of the above-mentioned points. RESOLUTION OF THE HISTORIC PRESERVATION COMMISSION OF SOUTH BEND & ST. JOSEPH COUNTY WHEREAS, the Historic Preservation Commission of South Bend and St. Joseph County at its February 19, 1990 meeting publicly recognized the importance of our rapidly diminishing wooded areas. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Historic Preservation Commission of South Bend and St. Joseph County, Indiana, this 26th day of February, 1990: That the South Bend Common Council and the St. Joseph County Council be encouraged to retain and preserve wooded areas. 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