HomeMy WebLinkAboutHPC Resolution 01-2021 regarding replacement of lights and other amenities ...RESOLUTION NO. 01-2021
A RESOLUTION OF THE HISTORIC PRESERVATION COMMISSION
OF SOUTH BEND AND ST. JOSEPH COUNTY, INDIANA
REGARDING THE REPLACEMENT OF LIGHTS AND OTHER AMENITIES OF
HISTORIC DISTRICTS WITHIN THE CITY OF SOUTH BEND, INDIANA
WHEREAS, the Historic Preservation Commission of South Bend and St. Joseph County,
Indiana (the “Commission”) operates pursuant to Article 13 of Chapter 21 of the South Bend
Municipal Code, as may be amended from time to time, Title XV, Chapter 154, §§ 154.245-
154.263 of the St. Joseph County Code of Ordinances, as may be amended from time to time
(together, the "Ordinances"), and the terms of the Interlocal Agreement between the City of South
Bend and St. Joseph County dated December 12, 2017, as the same may be amended from time to
time; and
WHEREAS, per the Ordinances, the Commission's purpose is to preserve buildings, other
structures, and sites of historical, architectural, engineering, and cultural significance within the
City of South Bend, Indiana (the "City") and St. Joseph County (the "County"); and
WHEREAS, the Commission fulfills its purpose, in part, by reviewing proposed changes
to historic structures with careful consideration to the historic appropriateness of the proposed
change; and
WHEREAS, the River Bend neighborhood was designated an historic area in November
1992 by Common Council Ordinance No. 8308-92, the map of which historic area indicates the
boundary of it extends to the center of the St. Joseph River (the "River Bend Historic District");
and
WHEREAS, certain historically appropriate light poles were removed from within the
River Bend Historic District in or around July of 1995, without receiving a Certificate of
Appropriateness ("COA") from the Commission as required by the Ordinances, and replaced with
light poles that are not historically appropriate to the district; and
WHEREAS, members of the River Bend Historic District investigated the removal of the
historically appropriate lights and have, since 1995, consistently petitioned the City for the return
of the historically appropriate lights without satisfaction; and
WHEREAS, in November 2020, the Commission asked its Historic Districts Committee
(the "Committee") to determine a potential path forward for the return of the historically
appropriate lights to the River Bend Historic District; and
WHEREAS, the Committee reviewed Ordinance No. 8308-92, as well as historic plat maps
for the River Bend Historic District, and determined that the plat maps and the map included with
Ordinance No. 8308-92 indicated that the boundary of the River Bend Historic District extended
into the St. Joseph River and, therefore, included the land from which the historically appropriate
lights were removed; and
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WHEREAS, the City's Board of Public Works (the "Board") awards contracts for public
works projects, including the installation, removal, and replacement of light poles in the City's
rights of way, pursuant to Indiana Code 36-1-12-1 et seq.; and
WHEREAS, because the historically appropriate lights were a protected feature of the
River Bend Historic District and because the light poles were replaced with light poles that are
anachronistic to the district, the Committee recommended that the Commission request that the
Board require the use of lights matching the lights installed during the renovation of Leeper Park
within the River Bend Historic District upon the next replacement of lights in that area in an effort
to restore the historic feel to the common area of the district and maintain consistency between
historic areas within the City; and
WHEREAS, the Committee also recommended that the Commission ensure that such
amenities in all historic districts within the City are hereinafter protected by including such
language as necessary in the relevant Standards and Guidelines for each such district.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Commission as follows:
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1. The Commission acknowledges that the lights in the River Bend Historic District
were replaced with light poles anachronistic to the district and without a COA in approximately
July 1995.
2. To rectify the failure to obtain a COA and the aesthetic damage to the River Bend
Historic District due to the unpermitted removal of the lights and the replacement with lights that
are not historically appropriate to the area, the Commission requests that, upon the next
replacement of lights in the River Bend Historic District, the Board directs the Public Works
Department to use its reasonable best efforts to replace them with exposed aggregate light poles
substantially similar in design to the light poles installed during the renovation of Leeper Park,
which are described in Exhibit A.
3. In an effort to expedite the Commission's request to the Board, in the event that
light poles need to be installed piecemeal, the Commission encourages and hereby approves the
installation of single light poles in the River Bend Historic District that are comprised of exposed
aggregate and are substantially similar to the light poles installed in Leeper Park and hereby
authorizes Historic Preservation staff to issue a Certificate of Appropriateness through the
Administrative Approval process consistent with and pursuant to this Resolution.
3. The Commission shall, in the next update to the Standards and Guidelines for
each historic district, include language in such Standards and Guidelines sufficient to protect the
historic amenities included in the public rights of way contained within each district, including,
but not limited to, historic lighting fixtures and the replacement thereof to create and/or maintain
consistency within the City's historic districts.
4. The Commission directs the Commission staff to present this Resolution to the
Board as a means of informing the Board of the inclusion of such amenities within the Standards
and Guidelines of historic districts, the request for the replacement of the light poles in the River
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Bend Historic District with exposed aggregate light poles substantially similar to the light poles
installed in Leeper Park during the recent renovation thereof, and, therefore, the need for a COA
from the Commission prior to the replacement of such amenities consistent with this Resolution.
5. This Resolution shall take effect immediately upon its adoption by the Commission.
ADOPTED at a meeting of the Historic Preservation Commission of South Bend and St.
Joseph County, Indiana, held electronically and in person on ________________, 2021, as
authorized by Executive Order 20-09 issued by the Governor of the State of Indiana, as
subsequently renewed.
HISTORIC PRESERVATION COMMISSION
OF SOUTH BEND AND ST. JOSEPH COUNTY
____________________________________
Michele Gelfman, President
ATTEST:
____________________________________
Joan Downs-Krostenko, Secretary
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EXHIBIT A
See attached photos and cut sheet
5HistoricLeeperParkImprovements - 2019
LIGHTING
Existing Poles and Fixtures to be Matched
10’ high pole
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LTL30 LED
LTLS30 LED
CATALOG #
Project
Type
Max EPA: 2.56 sq feet
with SPIKE: 2.69 sq feet
Max Height: 43” (109.2cm)
with SPIKE: 43” (109.2cm)
Max Width: 16-1/8” (40.1cm)
with SPIKE: 20” (50.8cm)
Max Weight: 48 lbs (21.8 kg)
LTL30 LED & LTLS30 LED
Stainless steel hardware
7 Different styles of bases coordinate with this luminaire
3” O.D. x 3” tall tenon required for mounting
70,000 hrs L70 25°C
Performance Comparable to 70W-100W MH (3600-5600 delivered lumens)
Input watts of 77 @ 700mA
Driver life of 100,000hrs. at 25° C - all drive currents
Optional surge protection to C62.41 C-Low (SPDL option)
5 year limited warranty
This octagonal shaped luminaire consists of a luminaire base with an integral housing , an
eight-sided lens frame, eight lens panels, an octagonal shaped hinged roof and a spiked nial.
Fixture Base
A
AU
D
E
K
W
X
Color
Temp
3K
4K
5K
Source &
Wattage
32LED 525MA
32LED 700MA
24LED 700MA
Lens
Option
ACT
Voltage
MVOLT
347
480
Distribution
N5
N3*
Electrical
Options
SF
DF
PER
PE1
PE3
PE4
PE7
PEB1
PEB2
Finish
DBL
DDB
DNA
DWH
CS
CM
ANBK
ANDB
ANDG
ANVG
Ordering Guide:
LTL30
LTLS30
LTL30
Fixture
E
Base
3K
Color
Temp
32LED 525MA
Source & Wattage
ACT
Lens
Option
MVOLT
Voltage
N5
Distrib.
SF
Electrical
Options
DBL
Finish
Sample Catalog number:
N3 distribution only available with 24 LED 700MA source and wattage selection
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LTL30 LED & LTLS30 LED
20”
50.8cm)
31-1/2”
78.7cm)
16-1/8”
41.0cm)
29”
73.7cm)
Select Your Choice From
LTL30 Luminaire, LT30
LTLS30 Luminaire, Spikes
LTL30
LTLS30
Fixture
Base
Notes:
Items in bold have shorter lead times.
Consult factory for wattages available for LDB option.
LDB option is not available with photocontrol
options PEB1 and PEB2.
E
A K
AUAU W
8”
20.3cm)
3-3/4” O.D.
9.5cm)
11-1/2”
29.2cm)
4-3/4” O.D.
12.1cm)
14-1/4”
36.2cm)
4” O.D.
10 2cm)
8-1/4”
21.0cm)
4-3/4” O.D.
12.1cm)
9”
22.9cm)
4” O.D.
10.2cm)
13”
33.0cm)
4-1/2” O.D.
11.4cm)
6-3/4”
17.1cm)
3-3/4” O.D.
9.5cm)
Select Your Choice From
XD
A
AUAU
D
E
KK
W
X
Mount to 3” O.D. x 3” tall tenon: 3T3
Source & Wattage
Select Your Options From
32LED 525mA
32LED 700mA
24LED 700mA (Available in N3 Distribution Only)
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LTL30 LED & LTLS30 LED
Finish
Electrical Options
Cast aluminum door
Optional twist-lock photocontrol (PE1)
Optional twist-lock receptacle (PER)
Safety cable
1) 10-24 Button head socket cap screw
door to base)
Cast aluminmum luminaire base (AU Shown)
Select Your Choice From
DBL
DDB
DNA
DWH
CS
CM
ANBK
ANDB
ANDG
ANVG
Black
Dark Bronze
Natural Aluminum
White
Custom Select (RAL colors)
Custom Match
ASL Black
ASL Dark Bronze
ASL Dark Green
ASL Verde Green
The luminaire has a powder coat nish utilizing a premium TGIC polyester
powder. The nish is a three-stage process which consists of drying, powder
application and curing. Before coating, the parts are treated with a ve-stage
pretreatment process, consisting of a heated alkaline cleaner, rinse, phosphate
coating, rinse and sealant.
For a complete listing of colors, visit:
www.acuitybrandslighting.com/architecturalcolors
Refer to website
Twist & Lock Photoelectric Cell Options
available with luminaire bases AU only.
4” O.D.
10.2cm)
AU
Select Your Options From
Fuse Not Included
SF Single Fuse
DF Double Fuse
PER Twist-Lock Photocontrol Receptacle
PE1 NEMA Twist & Lock PE 120, 208, 240 volt
PE3 NEMA Twist & Lock PE 347 volt
PE4 NEMA Twist & Lock PE 480 volt
PE7 NEMA Twist & Lock PE 277 volt
PEB1 Cell Button 120 volt
PEB2 Cell Button 208, 240, 277 volt
Notes:
Twist-lock photocontrol only available with AU base.
PER is required when PE1, PE3, PE4 or PE7 is used.