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of south bend and st. joseph county
ROOM 1123 COUNTY CITY BUILDING
south bend, indiana 46601 (219) 284-9798
AGENDA OF THE REGULAR MONTHLY
MEETING OF THE HISTORIC
PRESERVATION COMMISSION
Third Floor Conference Room County/City Bui11dinq
7:30 p.m. - Regular Monthly Mtg.
March 21, 1988
1. Call to Order
2. Roll Call
3. Approval of t�linute - February 15, 1988
4. Treasurer's Report
5. Correspondence
6. Committee Reports
a. Environmental Impact Statement
1) 12594 S.R. 23 - LL
2) 805 Bronson Ct. - EG - Report
3) 1215 Riverside Cyr. - RV - Report
4) 16021 Cleveland Rd. - LL
b. Budget & Finance
C. Historic Districts
1) Liaison Committee
d. Historic Landmark
1) 19109 Johnson Rd. - 2nd Reading
2) Council Oak - Honorary Designation
3) 929 E. Milton - 1st Reading
e. Legal
f. Public Relations t,: Community Education
g. Staff Report
1) Staff Activity
2) National Trust Regional Fleetinq
3) CLG Status.
7. Old Business
8. New Business.
?. Hearing of Visitors
10. Announcement=. tc Miscellaneous Matters
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1 . Cal 1 to' Or -der
The meet i nQ was cal 1 ed to order at 30 p .m.
2. Rol Call
MEMBERS PRESEPJT: t1r . John G x i an ; Mr _.. Mar th-a Cho i tz ; t1r = . Jc,ann
Spar 1 eder ; Mr = . Ja.neanne Pe tra.ss; Mr . Cha.r i es Ha.% es
Mr . Herb Herendeen ; Ms. Lyne t to Jen tof t-N i 1 _.en ,
D i rec for ; t-1r . Br- i -an Pol a.rtd, Admi n i strat i ve
H_sis.tant ; Mr--_. Elaine Fountain, Cummi.=_._.ion
e c re tar; nd r1r'. D.=. v Id Cha.pleau, Deputj' I-:i t:-.
Ht tarne- .
MEMBERS ABE:Er-IT: Mrs. Gina DeLaruel le; t--lr. F. J. Nimtz; t1r. iidel 1
Nev)burn .
HL 'f-- I PREcSEr•IT : t-1r . Tam Se I s o r , 1 '2c,5:• c . R . 23, Granger; Mrs.Violet
Rohrer, Riverside Dr. Lia.i-_.on Committee; Rev. George
Zehnder, 15155Sheffield Ct.; Mr. Kenneth C.
KIJe=.per t , 1 824 Peach tree Lane ; Mr . Roger Chra.-_ t i 1
1527 E. Colfax.
Approval of Minutes
Mr. O t i an moved to approve minutes as sent; Mr. Ha>les seconded; mot i c-n
passed.
4. Treasurer's Report
Mrs. Choi tz moved to approk'!e the treasurer's report; Mrs. Petrass
seconded; motion carried.
5. Correspondence
(See Appendix A)
March 21, 1988 PAGE 1 , I
u. Committee Report
a. Environmental Impact Statement
1) 12594 S.R. 23 - LL
Owner is seeking approval of netti elevations for the retail
center east of the Goff house and barn. Mr. Ox i an moved to
approve the proposal based on staff comments (See staff
report - appendix B) ; Mrs. Pe tra•_.s seconded; Mr. Hayes
abstained; motion carried.
Ov,iner also wishes to reaffirm the HPC`s original approval on
January 28, 15187 of the changes to the barn. Mr. O>, i a.n moved
to extend design option for 6 more months and approve changes
to the barn based on comments that the openings will not have
doors.; Mrs. Choi tz seconded; Mr. Hayes abstained; motion
carried.
Mr. Sel sor announced that the sign for the Hathaway House has
been removed.
2) 1,6021 Cleveland Rd. - LL - Tabled
Oviner requested the C of A to be tabled until next month. Mr.
Ox i an moved to table; Mr. Her•endeen seconded; motion carried.
?) 701 LJ. LaSalle - LL
Owner applied for a C of A to reroof house vti th asphalt
shingles as an in -kind replacement. Staff approval t&ia.s given
after the fact. Ot&finer• also requested approval of b skylights,
4 on east slope of gable, 1 on v,iest slope of gable, after the
fact. Mr. Hayes moved to accept the skylights after
installation, in v i etki of the fact that the Building Dept. had
issued a permit vti thout a C of A from the Commission, vli th the
stipulation that this was not to set a precedent for future
residents; Mr. Herendeen seconded; Mr. Ox i an abstained; motion
carried.
4) `lib Bronson Ct . - ED
Mr. Poland reported that an in -kind roof replacement was
approved by staff.
b) 1322 Lincolnixta.y Way E. - LW
Mr. Poland reported staff approval (i n consultation t,,ii th Mrs.
Sporleder) vias given for replacement of the front door.
March 21, 1 7'eC PAGE 2
6) 1215 Riverside Dr. - RAJ
Mr. Poland reported that the landscape proposal approved by
the Commission was sent to Logan Center for consideration.
Mr. Poland stated Logan Center Lvas• in the process of looking
into the costs and varieties of the plantings recommended and
that he expected to be hearing from them soon.
Mr. Oxia.n moved to adjust the agenda to accommodate the guests; Mr.
Herendeen seconded; motion carried.
7) 19109 Johnson Road - LL
The owners requested approval to construct single family
houses, one per recorded lot: Lots .S - 13 Southland, Section
1 and Lots. 14-17, 20, 24-29 Southland, Section 2, with
specific designs to be submitted later for staff approval.
Mr. ►fix i an moved to have staff meet with members of the
Historic District and Landmark Committees to write up
standards based on those adopted by the Historic Districts for
new construction on landmark property before the next monthly
HPC meeting; Mrs. Choi tz seconded; Mrs. Sport eder• abstained;
motion carried.
Mr. Hayes moved to request property owners in the Southland
Development to submit their building plans for rev i evt by the
staff until the property is official 1 y removed from landmark
status.; Mrs. Petrass seconded; Mrs.. Choi tz abstained; motion
carried.
b. Budget & Finance
1) Proposed Budget for 1^88
The proposed budget for 1988 was reviewed and adopted.
C. Historic Districts
1) East Wayne Street - Liaison Committee
Ms. Jentoft-Nilsen stated that a. drawing was held in the HPC
office with Mrs. Dennen and Mrs. Sporleder present to
determine the Liaison Committee members.. The current members
are Jed E i de , Lynne Boi..jl es, Tr• i c i a E• i 1 1 een , Wean Dennen ,
Norman W. Ri 1 ey, Stephen A. Anel 1 a, David P. Bickel, vti th
alternates Donna Fr•eidline and Scott Smith (see enclosed
list).
March 21, 1988 PAGE
d. Historic Landmarks
1) Emmaus Evangelical Lutheran Church - Ist Reading
Mr. Or i an moved to upgrade the rating from a C.' 10 to an S 1 1
in order to have first reading for landmark status of Emmaus
Evangelical Lutheran Church at 927 E. Milton; Mr. Herendeen
seconded; motion carried.
2) 1?109 .Johnson Rd. - 2nd Reading
Mr. Ox i an moved to table for second reading; Mr. Herendeen
seconded; motion carried.
3) Council Oak: Tree - Honorary Landmark Status
Mr. Poland stated that consent vtas given by Mr. Terry Miller
for honorary landmark status of the Council Oak: Tree in
relation to the "Hoosier Celebration" in 1988. Mr. Hayes
moved to bestow honorary local landmark status on the Council
Oak: Tree by resolution and to send the recommendation to the
Common Council; Mrs. Petrass seconded; motion carried
4) I & M Bldg. - Proposed Landmark Status
Mr. Ox i an stated that he is working t,.l i th the Holladay Corp.,
oviner of the I & M Bldg. to obtain a. facade easement as well
as consent for local landmark status. Mr. Hayes moved to
recommend that Mr. Oxian continue to pursue a facade easement
agreement as utell as consent for local landmark status with
the Holladay Corp.; Mr. Herendeen seconded; motion carried.
Mr. Herendeen moved to return to the agenda and to add 19105' Johnson Rd. to
Environmental Impact Statements; motion carried.
e. Legal
No Report
f. Public Relations 8c Community Education
1) Presentation to Common Council
Ms. Jentoft-Nilsen reported that she spoke with Mr. Voorde in
regard_. to setting a time for the HPC• presentation possibly at
the April or Hay Common Council meeting.
g. Staff Report
1) Staff Activities
Ms. Jentgft-Ni 1=_•en reported that the staff has been busy with
the Survey Records Management Project as well as requests for
technical assistance and C of A' :• during the month of
February.
2) Mi dt-%iest National Trust Meeting
Ms. Jentgft-Nilsen reported that she attended the Midv)es•t
Nat i onal Trust Meet i ng in Mi li,,ta.ukee on March 18 and •1 9. Ms.
,Jentoft-Nilsen stated that she would submit a. tAiri tten meeting
report to the Commission.
S) CLG Status - (Certified Local Government)
Ms. Jentoft-Ni 1 _•en stated that the City of South Bend and St.
Joseph County have both, been certified as local governments by
the Department of the Interior which al l gvis a local
governmental agency to accept some of the administrative
responsibility of reviewing National Register appl i cations as
well as Section 106 and other types of reviews. Ms.
Jentoft-Nilsen also stated that at least 10% of Department of
the Interior's funds designated to each state is used for
Certified Local Governments. M=_.. Jentoft-Ni 1=_•en also
reported that CL►; status requires that we maintain a survey of
the area and update that survey periodically as well as use
the required state form_..
?. Old Business
1) Streetlights - I & M Electric Co.
Mr. Ox i an moved to approve the contract with I & M concerning
streetlight replacement; Mr. Herendeen seconded; motion carried.
Mr. Ox i an also moved to have staff request that I & M replace the
two streetlights in the East Wayne Street Historic District ( I on
Jefferson and 1 on Wayne) which t.tere installed after it became a
district wi th appropriate ones in the near future; Mr. Herendeen
seconded; motion carried.
S. Nevi Business
1) South Bend Remedy Building
Mr. Poland inquired about the status of the South Bend Remedy
Building and whether the HPC: should make a statement on this
matter.
Mr. Ox i an reported that Southhol d has been working with the
Tribune and a. potential developer on this matter.
March 21, 1988 PAGE 5
T. Hearing of Visitors
No Report
10. Announcements & Miscellaneous Matters
Mrs. 3porl eder requested that the staff order a took titled Design on
the Land taw, Norman T. NeU:iton for landscape reference.
Mrs. Sporl eder moved meeting be adjourned; meeting adjourned at 10 :D5 p.m.
March 21, 1988 PAGE
historicpreservation commission
of south bend and st. joseph county
ROOM 1123 COUNTY CITY BUILDING
south bend, indiana 46601 (219) 284-9798
M E M 0 R A N D U H
TO: HPC Members
FROM: Brian Poland
DATE: March 16, 1988
SUBJECT: Enviornmental Impact Statements
The following C of A's will be added to the March 21, 1988 agenda.
701 W. LaSalle
1322 Lincolnway East - Report
BLP:ef
istoric
preservation
1southbendandst.josephcounty
ROOM 1123 COUNTY CITY BUILDING
south bend, indiana 46601 (219) 284-9798
M E h1 0 R A N D U M
TO: Tom Selsor
FROM: Lynette Jentoft-Nilsen, Director
DATE: 18 March 1988
SUBJECT: 12594 S. R. 23, Granger
The Certificate of Appropriateness application for work at
the above listed property will be reviewed at the March 21,
1988 meeting of the Historic Preservation Commission of
South Bend and St. Joseph County. The meeting will be held
at 7:30 p.m. in the Third Floor Conference Room of the
County/City Building. A copy of the meeting agenda is
enclosed for your use.
The Historic Preservation Commission requests that you, or
Your representative, be present to answer any questions that
might be posed by the Commission members relative to your
application.
Thank you for Your cooperation, and should you have any
questions, please do not hesitate to call our office at
284-9798.
BLP:ejf
cc: Charles Williamson
701 W. LaSalle
Burnie Bauer
16021 Cleveland Rd.
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Appendix A
IIPC Correspondence
April 13, 1988
a. PAtJA newsletter•, Vol . 16, No. 2, Ma.r•ch, 19881.
b. Brochure and registration form for IAAA Annual Meeting & Workshop at
Bradley, IL.
c . Brochure and Annual Waterfront Center Av.iar•ds entry farm from The
Waterfront Center, Washington, G.C.
d. Flier on The Sth Annual Conference of the Graduate Counseling Program
from the Indiana University of South Bend on April 16, 1988.
e . F1 i er from Madison Center on Stress Management Classes.
f . Flier from Madison Center on Satanic Cults, April 14, 1988.
g. Preservation News, February, 1988.
h . Invitation from NI HS Board of Trustees for the 92nd annual Meeting and
Dinner on April 20, 1988 at 6:30 p.m.
Announcement from Neighborhood Housing Services for Annual Meeting and
Election of Board Members on Wednesday, April 13, 1988 at 7 :00 p.m.
:i . Invitation from Community Resource Center for 11 th Annual Volunteer
Recognition Ginner on April 18, 1988 at 6:00 p.m.
k . F1 i er from Sou thhol d Restorations announcing KEYSTONE '88 Sou thhol d
Restorations' "Antique, Art & Col1ectables" Auction at Union Station on
Sunday 15, 1988.
1. History -Gram, Winter 1988, No. 44.
M. The Indiana Preservationist, from HLFI , February, 1988.
n . Historic Preservation, March/April, 1988.
o. Letter from Carter Wolf of Center City Associates i nv i t i nci all CCA
members and dot&antotwn businesses to Ries Furniture's 75th Anniversary
celebration.
p . Computerl and Magazine, March/April, 1935.
q . Old -House Journal, March/April, 1988.
r• . Brochure and entry form from HLFI far Servaas Memorial Atwar•d 1988.
APPENDIX B —1
historicpreservation co ission
of south bend and st. joseph county
ROOM 1123 COUNTY CITY BUILDING
south bend, indiana 46601 (219) 284-9798
March 16, 1988
STAFF REPORT
12594 S.R. 23
Granger, IN 46530
PROPOSAL
The owner is seeking approval of new elevations for the retail center
east of the Goff house and barn. The retail center was originally
approved March 16, 1987. The building size and placement on the site is
unchanged from the original plan. The building's height is
approximately 25 feet at the 1st floor peal; and 34 feet at the 2nd floor
peak. In comparison the height of the barn is approximately 24 feet.
The surface material is rough sawn fir siding. The siding is vertically
oriented on the sides and rear, but horizontally oriented on the front
(north) elevation. The front elevation is accented by brick veneer
below the window sill line.
The owner proposes two options regarding the 2nd floor apartment:
Option 1 includes a 2nd floor apartment partially visible to the
street.
Option 2 deletes the 2nd floor apartment.
In addition, the owner wishes to reaffirm the HPC's approval of the
changes to the barn. The HPC approved the tentative plans for the barn,
asking for more definite drawings in January 28, 1987. The work has not
been completed, and the C of A six month time limit has expired.
STANDARDS
Renovations and additions
Additions to landmarks should be added in a manner that does not disrupt
the visible unity or overall appearance of the site. The proportions,
materials, and ratios of the existing structures should be carried
through in the additions.
RECOMMENDATION
ON
The new elevations have design characteristics similar to that of the
previously approved landscape building and the barn, an important factor
in creating a visual unity between the new and the original buildings.
However, the new elevations show a different orientation of the siding_
material on the front elevation versus the other elevations. Visual
consistency and unity is an important factor in the design of the neiki
building itself. The orientation of the siding material should be
consistent on all elevations of the retail structure. The front
elevation also introduces a brick veneer half -wall, adding a new surface
material.
The new design introduces a 2nd floor, which was not included in the
original design. The exposed wall with the shed roof to the rear adds a
prominent vertical element into an otherwise horizontally oriented
design. The height of this peak appears to be higher than the barn.
Creating a small gable slope to the front will lessen the vertical
prominence of this element.
Staff recommendation is for the approval of the new elevations with
Option 1 to include the 2nd floor apartment with the following comments:
1. The siding material should be consistent on all sides,
preferably with a vertical orientation to be consistent
with the barn and the new building.
2. The brick veneer should be deleted.
3. The 2nd floor roof line should be changed as discribed above.
Staff recommends that the tentative approval of the changes to the barn
be reaffirmed, pending receipt of definitive plans regarding the doors.
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of south bend and st. joseph county
ROOM 1123 COUNTY CITY BUILDING
south bend, indiana 46601 (219) 284-9798
TO: Historic Preservation Commission members
FROM: Brian Poland
RE: Landmark; Status 1
929 E. Milton
Emmaus Lutheran Church
DATE: 3/16/88
On March 21, 1988 agenda, there wi 1 1 be a first reading for
landmarking the church listed above. This potential
landmark was discussed by the Landmark Committee on
February 24, 1988. At that time the Committee was informed
of the request by Reverend Zehnder• to landmark his church.
The church was built in 1920 and is rated Cfr10. Our survey
card lists no other information. Because the church does
not meet the basic ratings criteria. (s/11), additional
information was requested as to its historic value. This
information was to include the architect and historical
background of the congregation. The church was reportedly
designed by a church supported architect who had designed
other Lutheran churches in Ohio.
Reverend Zehnder will be in attendance at the meeting_ to
present the information he has gathered.
The staff gives provisional favorable recommendation pending
receipt of the information.
historicpreservation c ission
of south bend and st. joseph county
March 16, 1988
STAFF REPORT
16021 Cleveland Road
Granger, IN 46530
County Local Landmark
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ROOM 1123 COUNTY CITY BUILDING
south bend, indiana 46601 (219) 284-9798
The owner also is seeking approval of a site plan for a parking lot.
The lot will be for 11 cars and located in the rear yard. Access will
be off Gumwood Road. The lot does comply with the 40 foot building
setback. At the April 18, 1988 meeting, there was a vote of 4-0 in
favor of approval. This needs to be confirmed.
A new sign is being proposed instead of the current sign that was
discussed at the April meeting. This sign will be 12 feet high and 6
feet across. It consists of 2 6"x6" vertical posts with a cross beam
supported by two brackets. The corner brackets will be similar to those
of the house. The cross beam supports a 2 part sign: the upper portion
being 6'x4', the lower being 3'x4'. The signs will be connected to the
supports and each other by chains. The design will be as follows:
shape -rectangular panels with curved top and bottom; color -all white
except for lettering and green line which visually connects the two
parts of the sign; letters -plain, block type.
The sign will be located 14 feet from the southeast corner of the house,
25 feet from the road and 12 feet east of the existing sidewalk.
STANDARDS
B. Treatment
A treatment change of any surface whether on the landmark or its
environment may require a Certificate of Appropriateness if it
significantly alters the appearance of the landmark . . . and should
[be] reviewed] for character and style consistency with the original.
F. Signs
No neon or flashing signs will be permitted unless they are original to
the structure. Billboards and supergraphics will also be disallowed.
Only one appropriate identifying sign will be permitted per business.
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The site plan was approved by the Area Plan Commission in December 1987.
Since the parking lot is located in the rear yard and complies with the
41 building setback, Staff recommends approval of the plan.
The design of the new sign is appropriate and attempts to use details
and design concepts of the Italianate style. The sign uses the
directory concept for the multiple businesses. The sign does comply
with the county setback requirements and size limitations. Therefore
the staff gives a favorable recommendation.
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Appendix A
HPC Correspondence
March 17, 1988
a. Booklet from U.S. Dept. of Commerce, Bureau of the Census with revised
Appendix 1 for 1990 postcensus local rev i evi.
b. Announcement from St. Joseph's Health Center of their new Chapin Str•ee t
clinic.
c . F1 i er• from Madison Center announcing an Assertiveness Class starting
March 1, 1988.
d. F1 i er• from Southhol d Restorations announcing slate of officers and
board members for 1988-89.
e . St. Joseph Valley Record, February, 1988, Vol . 1- No. 1 concerning The
Underground Railroad from the NIHS.
f . "A Reader•'=_. Catalog", from the University of Chicago Pr•es=. ,
g. Information and volunteer form from the Community Resource Center, So.
Bend, It-4.
h. Brochure and registration form regarding synmposium on The Legacy of
Thomas Jefferson", April 6-7 at Ball State University, Muncie, IN.
i . Letter and registration form from the National Trust for the Mi dt,:iest
Preservation Conference in Mi lvia.ukee, WI, on March 17-19.
j. Fall/Spring, 1988 catalog from the Princeton Architectural Press,
Princeton, N.J.
k. Letter from the Community Resource Center, Inc., So. Bend, announcing
events and requesting information about our organization.
1. Letter of invitation from Dept. of Redevelopment to attend meeting at
Century Center, 7:00 p.m. on March 1, 1988 concerning the East Bank
Area.
M. Letter from the National Development Week coalition requesting support
for the CDBG program.
n . Letter from the Board of Commissioners of St. Joseph County announcing
the State of the County address on February 23, 1988 at 5:00 p.m.
o. Brochure and registration form from HLFI on symposium titled "Myth in
the Land" on April 15 and 1,5, at Mount St. Francis, It'd.
File: TR RPT MAR 88 Page 1
LINE ITEM REV BUDGET 1988 CURRENT BILLS YEAR TO DATE QUIETUS BALANCE
(212)
POSTAGE
$500
$500.00
$44.02
$55.76
$0.00
$444.24
(213)
TRAVEL
$250
$250.00
$0.00
$0.00
$0.00
$250.00
(214)
MILEAGE
$ 200
$200.00
$0.00
$0.00
$0.00
$ 200.00
(215)
BOOKS
$100
$100.00
$37.50
$37.50
$0.00
$62.50
(220)
CONF EXP
$250
$250.00
$0.00
$0.00
$0.00
$250.00
(241)
PRINTING
$100
$100.00
$14.80
$16.65
$0.00
$ 83.35
(242)
LNDMK AD
$300
$300.00
$0.00
$0.00
$0.00
$ 300.00
(243)
PHOTOG
$300
$ 300.00
$0.00"
$0.00
$0.00
$ 300.00
(252)
EQUIPMENT
$ 75
$ 75.00
$0.00
$0.00
$0.00
$75.00
(261)
LEGAL SERV
$375
$375.00
$0.001
$0.00
$0.00
$375.00
(263)
TECH ASST
$ 350
$ 350.00
$0.00
$0.00
$0.00
$350.00
(265)
LEGAL NOTE
$ 50
$50.00
$0.00
$0.00
$0.00
$50.00
(360)
OFFICE SUP
$750
$ 750.00
$107.41
$107.41
$0.00
$ 642.59
(570)
DUES
$ 50
$50.00
$0.00
$ 25.00
$0.00
$ 25.00
(571)
SUBSCRIP
$ 50
$50.00
$0.00
$18.00
$0.00
$ 32.00
TOTAL
$3,700.00
$ 203.73
$ 260.32
$0.00
$3,439.68
HISTORIC PRES FUND
$21,435.00
$2,920.62
$6,656:63
$0.00
$14,778.37
SUR REC MGMT FUND
$18,154.07
$1,538.04
$ 3,677.06
$0.00
$14,477.01
TOTAL $ 39,589.07 $4,459.46 $10,333.69 $0.00 $29,255.38
GRAND TOTAL $43,289.07 $4,663.19 $10,594.01 $0.00 $32,695.06
SMALL TOWN SURVEY $994.06 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $994.06