HomeMy WebLinkAboutNovember 1996AGENDA OF THE REGULAR MEETING
of the
HISTORIC PRESERVATION COMMISSION
Regular monthly meeting County Commissioner's
7:30 p.m. Conference Room
Monday, November 18, 1996 7th Floor County City Bldg
I. Call to Order
II. Roll Call
III. Public Hearing
A. Certificates of Appropriateness
1. 1319 East Wayne Street - rear yard privacy fence
B. Second Readings for Local Landmark Designation
1) 513 North Harrison
2) 1631 Lincolnway West
IV. Regular Business
A. Approval of Minutes
1'. October 21, 1996
B. Treasurer's Report
C. Correspondence
D. Committee Reports
1. Budget & Finance
2. Legal
3. Historic Districts
a. Project Access
4. Historic Landmarks
a. New recommendations for Local Landmark Designation
1) 701 South Chapin - Oliver Powerhouse
2) Blake Gardens - 130 Dixie Way South
3) 804 N. Lafayette - Madison School
b. Status of recommendations to Common Council
1) 501 West Colfax
2) Leeper Park LL proposal
3) Brick Streets
c. Dedications, etc.
1) North Pumping Station
2) 16581 Chandler Blvd. (WPA house).
3) Third Courthouse dome
5. Standards & Maintenance
a. Leeper Island wall standards
6. Personnel
E. Staff Reports,
1. C of A Staff Approvals
a. 1319 East Wayne Street - removal of rear yard tree causing
damage to garage.
b. 909 Riverside Drive - In-kind gutter replacement
6. 742 Sancome - removal and replacement of storm damaged tree;
In-kind replacement of roofing shingle & 1/2 round guttering;
in-kind replacement of chain-link fence gate; in-kind repair of
concrete walk, well cap, and brick knee walls at front steps;
and -removal of volunteer trees.
2. DHPA Grant status
a. 1995-96
1) National Register nominations
2) Economic Benefits Study
b. 1996-97
1) Activities
3. Legal
V. Old Business
1) 201 N. Michigan - Palais Royale Local Landmark proposal continued
from September. 1996.
VI. New BusiT)(-,S';'
VII. Hearing of Visitors
VIII. Announcements & Miscellaneous Matters
IX. Adjournment
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AGENDA OF THE REGULAR MEETING
of the
HISTORIC PRESERVATION COMMISSION
Regular monthly meeting County Commissioner's
7:30 p.m. Conference Room
Monday, November 18, 1996 7th Floor County City Bldg
I. Call to Order
II. Roll Call
III. Public Hearing
A. Certificates of Appropriateness
1. 1319 East Wayne Street -'rear yard privacy fence
B. Second Readings for Local Landmark Designation
1) 513 North Harrison
2) 1631 Lincolnway West
IV. Regular Business
A. Approval of Minutes
1. October 21, 1996
B. Treasurers Report
C. Correspondence
D. Committee Reports
1. Budget & Finance
2. Legal
3. Historic Districts
a. Project Access
4. Historic Landmarks
a. New recommendations for Local Landmark Designation
1) 701 South Chapin - Oliver Powerhouse
2) Blake Gardens - 130 Dixie Way South
3) 804 N. Lafayette - Madison School
b. Status of recommendations to Common Council
1) 501 West Colfax
2) Leeper Park LL proposal
3) Brick Streets
c. Dedications, etc.
1) North Pumping Station
2) 16581 Chandler Blvd. (WPA house).
3) Third Courthouse dome
5. Standards & Maintenance
a. Leeper Island wall standards
6. Personnel
E. Staff Reports
1. C of A Staff Approvals
a. 1319 East Wayne Street - removal of rear yard tree causing
damage to garage.
b. 909 Riverside Drive - In-kind gutter replacement
c. 742 Sancome - removal and replacement of storm damaged tree;
In-kind replacement of roofing shingle & 1/2 round guttering;
in-kind replacement of chain-link fence gate; in-kind repair of
concrete walk, well cap, and brick knee walls at front steps;
and removal of volunteer trees.
2. DHPA Grant status
a. 1995-96
1) National Register nominations
2) Economic Benefits Study
b. 1996-97
1-) Activities
3. Legal
V. Old Business
1) 201 N. Michigan - Palais Royale Local Landmark proposal continued
from September 1996.
VI. New Business
VII. Hearing of Visitors
VIII. Announcements & Miscellaneous Matters
IX. Adjournment
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CERTIFICATE OF APPROPRIATENESS STAFF REPORT
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APPLICATION -- 1996-1024B
PROPERTY -- 1319 East Wayne Street North
South Bend, IN
OWNER -- Michelle & Gabriel Shakour
DESIGNATION -- East Wayne Street Local Historic District
RATING -- Contributing (5-11)
STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANCE/HISTORIC CONTEXT
This H. R. Stapp designed Tudor Revival style house was built in 1927. The
first occupants were Homer A. Robinson, vice-president of Whitcomb & Keller,
the developers of.Sunnymede and his wife, Bessie who was the sister of Fred
Keller. Mrs. Robinson died in 1930 and the following year the property was
sold to J. Bruce Gafil, president of Gafil Oil Company and his wife and Clara.
The house was purchased from her estate in 1960 by Martin and Shirley Weishaar
who sold the property to Charles and Moira Geoffrion in 1984.
PROPOSED CHANGE
The owners propose to construct a section of privacy fence along the west
• property line of the rear yard.
STANDARDS
The Preservation Guidelines and Standards for the East'Wayne Street Local
Historic District state:'
I.B.2 Recommended
New site work should be based upon.actual knowledge of the past appearance of
the property found in photographs, drawings,, and newspapers.New site work
should also be appropriate to the existing surrounding site elements in scale,
type and appearance....
RECOMMENDATION
The proposed fence will close the rear yard of this property to the rear yard
of the westerly neighbor creating a narrow space along the side of the
applicant's garage. Portions of this fence,had already been installed at the
time of Staff's visit to the site. The proposed fencing is composed of closely
placed six foot 1X6 boards with a "dog-ear" top. This fence conforms to the
existing fence along the applicants east property line. The rear property line
is presently defined by.split-rail stockade fencing.
Though there is no evidence of previous fencing at the proposed location. rear
yard privacy fences are not uncommon in the district and the proposed material
is consistent with other fencing at this same yard. Staff recommends approval
of this application.
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• 513 Harrison Avenue
(1010 Palmongle Court)
HISTORICAL CONTEXT
This property is located approximately one-half block off of Lincolnway West
which is the twentieth Century name for the Michigan road which was opened in
the early 1830's as the first connecting road between Lake Michigan and the
Ohio River. This lot was platted in 1898, the same year that the Colfax school
was constructed directly across Harrison Avenue. The building presently being
considered was constructed in 1905. It was unusually situated on the lot,
being sited at near the rear at the intersection of two alleys, one of which
is named Palmongle Court. The address given by the assessor for this building
is variously 1010 Palmongle Court, 511 1/2 Harrison Street and 513 Harrison
Street. In 1921, the front portion of the lot.was filled in with the
construction of a two -flat -with a three -bay garage occupying the space between
the buildings.
The first resident known to reside at this address was Almond (Almon D. ?)
Palmiter, a millwright and later master mechanic at Studebaker, who is listed
there as Almon D. Palmiter in the 1912 City Directory. The 1906 directory
shows him residing at 731 North Scott Street. Although this date is a one year
later than the construction date given by the assessor's card, it is
conceivable that the house was built for him or otherwise maintained in the
family as a mason by the name of M. B. Palmiter was listed at 529 Ohio Street
during this whole period. Doyle Palmiter is also listed as a mason in'the 1912
directory residing at 807 Allen Street. From the unusual masonry features of
• the building, the personal connection with these masons is inferred.
ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION
This house is a two-story foursquare type constructed entirely in split -rock
faced concrete block with very unique ornamental features including water
table and mid -story stringcourse articulated with an egg and dart motif cast
into the concrete units. Window openings are articulated with cast sills and
headers embellished with animal faces at each end of the header. The plan
deviates from the usual foursquare with a beveled corner at the left front and
a bay extending at a 45 degree angle flanking the one story covered front
porch which is also constructed in the split -faced block.
RECOMMENDATION
Based on the HPC Local Landmarks Criteria, the building at 637 South Lafayette
has been recommended by the Landmarks Committee of the Historic Preservation
Commission as a Local Historic. Landmark. The building meets the criteria in at
least two areas.
1.) Its character, interest and value as part of the development , heritage,
or culture of the city of South Bend, St. Joseph County, the state of
Indiana , or the United States of America.
1.) Its.embodiment of elements of architectural design, detail, materials, or
• craftsmanship which represents an architectural characteristic or
innovation.
2.) Its suitability for preservation.
• The building fulfills criteria #1 as an example of a single family housing
unit located at the rear of a lot and oriented to the alley, a situation
especially common in the northwest neighborhood of South Bend and increasingly
becoming rare and endangered.
The building fulfills criteria #2 as an example of a single family house
constructed entirely of concrete block molded t replicate split faced stone.
Although this material was commonly employed in foundations for frame
buildings, -relatively few structures used this material so extensively. If the
supposition that the building was constructed one or both masons by the name
Palmiter, it may have been conceived as a demonstration for the employment of
these materials. The other precast'concrete decorative features are also very
unique. The building is. rated Significant 11 in the Indiana Historic Sites and
Structures Survey.
The building fulfills criteria #3 by the integrity of its original
construction with only minor alterations.
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1631 Lincolnway West
• HISTORICAL CONTEXT
This property is located on Lincolnway West which is the twentieth Century
name for the Michigan road which was opened in the early 1830's as the first
connecting road between Lake Michigan and the Ohio River. This lot was platted
in 1904. However,'the assessor's records indicate no structures constructed in
that year and only a few in 1905 and 1906. The South Bend Brewing Association
Brewery directly across the street was constructed in 1905. The building
presently being.' considered was constructed in the first wave of major
development of Augustine's Addition in 1907. -
The first resident known to reside at this address was Wm. If Wenrick, a
foreman at Singer.
ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION
This house is a two-story foursquare type constructed entirely in split -rock
faced concrete block with a pyramidal roof which features an attic gable to
the front and east sides. These gable walls are finished in stucco/half timber
effect. A one story covered front porch .which is also constructed in the
split -faced block including the porch knee -wall and piers which support tuscan
columns.
RECOMMENDATION
Based on the HPC Local Landmarks Criteria, the building at 1631 Lincolnway
• West has been recommended by the Landmarks Committee "of the Historic
Preservation Commission as a Local Historic Landmark. The building meets the
criteria in at least two areas.
1.) Its character, interest and value as part of the development , heritage,
or culture of .the city of South Bend, St. Joseph County, the state of
Indiana , or the United States of America.
1.) Its embodiment of elements of architectural design, detail, materials, or
craftsmanship which represents an architectural' characteristic or
innovation.
2.) Its suitability for preservation.
The building fulfills criteria #1 as an example of a single family horsing
among the earliest to be constructed on this section of Licolnway West one of
the major growth corridors of the.city.
The building "fulfills criteria #2 as an example of a single family house
constructed entirely of concrete block molded to replicate split faced stone.
Although this material was commonly employed in foundations for frame
buildings, relatively few structures used this material so extensively. The
building is rated Contributing/10 in the Indiana Historic Sites and Structures
Survey. This rating should be reconsidered due to the rarity of its
construction method.
The building fulfills criteria #3 by the integrity of its original
construction with only minor alterations.
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11/13/96
Regular Monthly Meeting
7:30 p.m.
Monday October 21, 1996
MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING
of the
HISTORIC PRESERVATION COMMISSION
County Commissioner's
Conference Room
7th Floor County—City Building
I. Call to Order
.John Oxian, president of the commission, brought the meeting to order at 7:35
p.m.
II. Roll Call
Commission members present were: John Borkowski, Martha Choitz, Adrian Fine,
John Oxian, J. Edward Talley, & Jerry Wiener.
Commission staff present was: David Duvall, director, and Aladean DeRose,
counsel.
Also attending the meeting were: Becky Emmons of the South Bend Tribune, Linda
Fritschner, Shay Shannon, Julia DesLauriers, Charles Leone, Brian Crumlish,
Terry S. Miller, and Don Sporleder.
III. Public Hearing
A. Certificates of Appropriateness
1) 1996-0911, 1215 East Wayne Street — Replacement of first story windows
. Mr. Duvall presented the Staff Report and distributed photographs including
follow—up as built photographs of the second story windows previously
approved. Mrs. Choitz moved that the commission approve the application. Mr.
Borkowski seconded the motion. The motion passed unanimously
2) 1996-0916, 1091 Riverside Drive — Replacement of existing wood shingle with
new composition shingle.
Mr. Duvall presented the Staff Report and 'distributed photographs. He noted
that the owner, Mr. Crumlish, was present. Mr.- Crumlish presented the
application. He noted that the wood shingle was nt original but had been
installed by him at an earlier date and that they had not worn well. He also
noted that the original wood shingle remained beneath and that this material
was marked as having been from British Columbia. Mr.Fine moved for approval
of the application. Mr. Talley seconded the motion. The .motion passed
unanimously.
3) 1996-1001, 1230 East Wayne Street — Addition of a second story dormer
Mr. Duvall presented the Staff Report and distributed photographs. He noted
that the owner, Mr. Miller, was present. Mr. Miller stated that he had nothing
to add to Mr. Duvall ' s comments.' He agreed with the staff recommendation to
replicate the dovecoat in the new dormer. Mrs. Choitz moved for approval of
the application. Mr. Talley seconded the motion. The motion passed
unanimously.
4)-.1996-1001-2 — 639 River Avenue — Installation of gutter system
Mr. Duvall presented the Staff Report and distributed photographs. He noted
that the gutters had already been installed as indicated in the photographs.
Mr. Oxian moved for denial of the application noting that the house had
apparently never had guttering. Fie further noted that the owner had installed
the guttering under duress from the Department of Code Enforcement which had
directed the Owner to complete the work before a date which proceeded this
meeting. Mr. Talley seconded the motion. In the ensuing discussion, it was
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• determined that as the guttering had already been installed, a denial would
cause continued and yet greater hardship to the owner. Mr. Oxian then amended
his motion to approve the application with the stipulation that this approval
not be construed to indicate that the Department of Code En;orcement may
require inappropriate alterations. Mr. Talley suggested that the first motion
stand for a vote and proceed from that result. Mrs. DeRose suggested that if
the commission's concern is with code enforcement's lack of understanding of
preservation concerns regarding the installation of inappropriate alterations,
that she contact, its director to better cultivate such an understanding and
seek latitude in the future regarding such alterations to designated
structures. Mr. Oxian withdrew his original motion and repeated his substitute
motion to approve. Mrs. Choitz called the question. The' motion passed
unanimously with the exception of Mr. Oxian abstaining.
5) 1996-1002, 1055 Riverside Drive — Replacement of existing fired clay tile
walkway with concrete pavers of the same general design and appearance.
Mr. Duvall presented the'Staff Report and distributed photographs. He noted
that the owner, Mr. Leone, was present. Mr. .Leone presented the application.
He noted that the original material had been installed with cementeous grout
which had failed in freeze/thaw cycles as had the tile paving. He noted that
the new material will be laid on compacted sand which his architect indicates
should be more forgiving. Mr. Talley moved for approval of the application.
Mr.Fine seconded the motion. The motion passed unanimously.
• IV. Regular Business
Mr. Oxian indicated his desire t o move the hearing of visitors to this point
in the agenda for the purpose of hearing several residents of the River Bend
District who were in attendance. Hearing no opposition the commission so heard
the concern of this group as follows:,
Ms. Delauriers introduced this concern regarding the environmental effects of
the newlyconstructed Madison Children's Hospital immediately across the St.
Joseph River from this district. In summary, the residents are disturbed by
the outdoor lighting of this facility and mechanical noise which is especially
and increasingly annoying' in the evening and night. The group is. also
concerned for the future visual impact which might result from removal of
foliage from the riverbank areas. Attempts to communicate their concerns to
the management of the hospital had met with what they felt to be evasive and
defensive and condescending response leading them to believe the facility
management to be unconcerned about the affect of'the facility on its community
neighbors. Written correspondence was submitted in evidence of this. She also
noted that Don Fozo, the Building Commissioner, had visited the site but had
not discerned the noise at the time of the visit. Linda Fritsel-finer also
addressed the commission. She accounted her conversations with management of
the hospital, Code Enforcement, and the City Attorney's office. Mr. Talley
indicated that he had taken an interest in this issue upon hearing of it and
has found the resistance of the Madison Hospital Management to even discuss
this issue entirely out of proportion to their stated concerns. Ile indicated
that his attempts to contact the management directly had failed to even
realize a return telephone call. After some discussion, the president directed
• Mr. Duvall to draft a letter for his signature advising Madison Hospital of
the commission's concern for this issue and to be circulated to the Building,
Code Enforcement, and police departments.
Mr. Sporleder indicated his desire to address the issue of the Madison Center
development from his concern as a member of Michiana Watershed. His interest
was the impact of this development ,of the East Bank Trail. He noted that
although the Madison center has granted an easement for the trail they
• continued to maintain the easement inaccessible by other property rendering
the path discontinuous. Mr. Oxian directed Mr. Duvall to draft a separate
letter to Madison Center expressing the commission's concern for the
completion of this trail or its value in stabilizing the riverbank and
extending the development of the historic East Race Area.
Mr. Sporleder then addressed the commission on his concern for the
cooperation of ,the commission in the redevelopment of the pedestrian path
beneath the Michigan Street bridge and connecting the east and west sections
of Leeper Park. This path was first established in 1904 and he felt should be
included in the preservation plan for Leeper Park. Mr. Talley briefly
mentioned his support for this proposal and used the opportunity to discuss
the preparations for the rededication of the North Pump Station on the
following Thursday morning.
A. Approval of Minutes
1. September 16, 1996
Mrs. Choitz moved that the August minutes be approved as corrected. Mr. Talley
seconded.the motion.. The motion passed unanimously.
- B. Treasurer's
Report
Mr. Duvall reported having received the third quarter balance sheet which he
provided to the treasurer.
Mr. Oxian reported that the budget committee had met with Kevin Horton, City
Controller, and Don Fozo, Building Commissioner, regarding revision of the
commission's fee structure with the subject extending to the possible
reorganization of the place of commission administration within city/county
government.
C. Correspondence
Mr. Duvall indicated that the office had received notification for the Indiana
Humanities Council research grant program for the upcoming year. Mr. Talley
indicated that he had conversed with the new owners of the Riverview &
Highland cemeteries regarding their plans for improvements therein and the
possible place of National Register Listing or Landmark status in their
development. lie indicated that he was encouraged by the nature of the
rehabilitation and improvements indicated.
D. Committee Reports
1. Budget & Finance
Mr. Oxian noted the meeting reported above.
3. Legal
Mr. Oxian reported that the "FIve Year Ordinance" had been withdrawn at his
request following assurance by the opinion of Common Council's counsel that
the one year reprieve from demolition of a Local Landmark could be repeatedly
requested indefinitely. Mrs. DeRose indicated that as policy this was
acceptable but that in the future another u t_a ght find a differing
opinion.
4. Historic Districts
• Mrs. Choitz reported that the planning for Project Access was proceeding,and
that the first set of meetings with district property owners had been
scheduled for the following week on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings for the
East Wayne Street District. Additional Guidelines books have been printed.
Mr. Duvall rioted that the mailing of announcements had been accomplished with
return of only four letters. Staff is seeking to identify the problems with
those four addresses and to resend them.
5. Historic Landmarks
Mr. Oxian reported the following status of the recommendations for
designation:
A) 501 West Colfax - this recommendation is still tabled.
B) Leeper Park - Leeper Park is tabled. The public Hearing for this
nomination is anticipated in the coming month.
C) Mr. Duvall reported that the Brick Streets Local Landmark Ordinance has
been prepared and submitted to the Common Council.
D) Mr. Talley reported on the preparations for the dedication of WPA House at
16581 Chandler Blvd. This will occur at 10:00 a.m. on October 26.
Mr. Oxian indicated that he would schedule a meeting of the Landmarks
Committee during the coming month to consider the schools issue before the
next meeting.
5. Standards & Maintenance
Mr. Fine announced that this committee will meet at the HLFI office on Friday
November 8 at 2:00 p.m. to discuss the Leeper Island wall -requirements.
6. Personnel
Mr. Duvall reported that Melody's daughter had a baby last week.
E. Staff Reports
1) Staff Approvals
Mr. Duvall reported no C of A Staff approvals during the period.
• 2) DHPA Grants
a) Regarding the DHPA Grant status, Mr. Duvall reported that the National
Register nominations have been forward to the SHPO for consideration by the
State Review Board on Wednesday October 23. He planned to attend this meeting.
The elaboration of the.conclusions for the Economic Benefits Study is still in
process. Mr. Oxian asked whether preliminary information was being provided to
anyone.�Mr. Duvall indicated that the data had been sent to Donovan Rypkema,
the consultant from Washington D.C. who 'had donated his consulting time and
met with him and Mr. Leader earlier in the year. Mr. Oxian chastised Mr.
Duvall for releasing this material without the approval of the commission. Mr.
Duvall stated that he had been clear in his earlier reports that he was
sharing this information with Mr. Rypkema and was not aware that this
presented any problem.
b. The Requests for Proposals have been distributed for the 1996-1997 DHPA
grant cycle projects.
c. Mr. Duvall indicated that the DHPA grant cycle applications are due at the
end of this month. lie is preparing that application for the following
activities:
Ro-survey of the County.
Leeper Park Preservation Plan
Publication of revised district guidelines books
He stated that he was open to suggestions for additional activities to be
included in this application.
Mr. Talley suggested Highland & Riverview Cemeteries. Mr. Duvall reminded the
commission that churches and cemeteries were specifically excluded from
National Register unless they met special criteria for importance. Mr. Talley
suggested that in this case, the planned landscape consideration may pertain.
Mr. Duvall acknowledged this possibility and indicated that he would explore
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• this possibility.
Mr. Oxian indicated that the Local Historic Districts should be re -surveyed,
especially regarding the ratings of the buildings. Mr. Duvall suggested that
keeping this work in house would be advisable.
3.. Legal
Mrs. DeRose had no additional report beyond the issues discussed above.
V. Old Business
Mrs. Choitz suggested that some fund-raising activities'should be pursued. Mr.
Oxian suggested that after the fall election, exploration of new funding
sources may be more effective.
The issue of South Bend Schools was discussed with the general conclusion that
all eligibly rated public school buildings should eventually be established as
Landmarks but that they should be individually nominated. Mr. Oxian indicated,
that the Landmarks Committee would meet during the coming month to consider
the priority of these nominations.
VI. New Business
No new business was considered.
VII. Hearing of Visitors
Mr. Sporleder next addressed the commission on his concern for the landscape
feature commonly known as the Blake Gardens which lay behind the recently
demolished Howard Johnson Motor Lodge at'.Cleveland Road and Dixie Way. This
parcel has been recently submitted for development to the Area Plan
Commission requesting plan approval for development of two hotels and two
restaurants. The proposed plan indicates the intention to fill significant
areas along Juday Creek which would entail covering the gardens area. He noted
that this area is adjacent to abandoned rail right-of-way which probably will
eventually be developed for bike/pedestrian transit. This area could
constitute a park amenity for this trail.
VIII. Announcements & Miscellaneous Matters
none
IX. Adjournment
The meeting was adjourned at 9:30 p.m.
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City of South Bend
Joseph E. Kernan. Mayor
Community & Economic Development
Jon R. Hunt Ann E. Kolata
Executive Director Deputy Executive Director
November 18, 1996
Mr. David Duvall
Historic Preservation Commission
11th Floor, County -City Bldg.
South Bend, IN 46601
Re: Local Landmark Proposal for 201 N. Michigan
Dear Mr. Duvall:
• The South Bend Redevelopment Commission has considered the Historic Preservation
Commission's interest in designating the Palais Royale building at 201 N. Michigan a Local
Landmark and has asked that I inform you that they are opposed to such designation at this time.
The renovation of the Palais Royale will be done with great attention to historical detail. In fact,
the architect for the project is actively involved in Historic Preservation with the State of
Minnesota. The Redevelopment Commission does not feel that this designation is warranted at
this time and objects to yet another agency having to review plans for the building as there is
widespread community involvement in the review of the plans.
The Redevelopment Commission is willing to designate the building a Local Landmark
once the renovation is complete and asks that you not proceed with this designation at this time.
Sincerely,
Ann E. Kolata
Redevelopment Director
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