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NORTH LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS 72114
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LEGAL DESCRIPTION
Lots 11 and 12, Block 24, ORIGINAL CITY OF LITTLE ROCK, Pulaski County,
Arkansas.
This property is not in the 100 year flood plain as per Panel 12 of 24 for
Little Rock, AR. Community -Panel #050181 0012 E, dated November 3, 1993 in
Flood Zone "X".
Date of Survey: February 27, 1995
Seale: 1'' - 20'
Property Address: 215-217-221 East 10 Street, LR
For Use & Benefit of: Angel Properties Limited Co.
American Abstract 6 Title Company
This Is to certify that the above described land has been surveyed. The comers are marked as shown
and aro In accordance with existing monuments In the vicinity.
This certification Is for and limited to the parties shown hereon.
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DEPARTMENT OF PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT
723 West Markham Street
Little Rock, Arkansas 72201-1334
Phone: (501) 371-4790 Fax:(501) 399-3435
www.littlerock.gov
Instructions for Filing for a Certificate of Appropriateness (COA)
1. The owner or authorized representative is required to file an application which consists of the
application form, cover letter and other submittals. The "Application for a Certificate of
Appropriateness" is attached. The cover letter shall set forth the development rationale, the intent
of the use and should include such information as is necessary to thoroughly inform the
Commission on the issue. Other Submittals are listed and described below. Return the completed
application form (page 1), cover letter, and all other submittals to Department of Planning and
Development by the COA filing deadline. Incomplete applications will not be accepted.
2. Other Submittals:
A.
(1)
Scaled drawings shall include: Site plan or Survey showing all current and proposed
improvements including all driveways, parking areas, sidewalks, fences, property lines,
and outbuildings; Floor plan for understanding development; and Scaled elevations
showing proposed appearance and its relationship to adjacent and nearby buildings.
(2)
The owner/applicant shall submit one set of scaled drawings on 24" x 36" AND ten
(10) copies of the drawings on 8'/2' x 14" or 11" x 17'.
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(3)
All building materials described in the Design Guidelines should be noted on the Scaled
Drawings, including but not limited to: doors, windows, awnings, steps, railings, walls,
foundations, lighting, fences, HVAC
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roofs, gutters, chimneys, decks, parking areas,
equipment, solar panels, and signage.
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(4)
A description of materials for all exterior surfaces listed above shall be provided to Staff
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at time of filing. Web site addresses are appropriate but cut sheets of individual materials
are preferred.
B. Photos
(1) Current color photographs (all elevations) of property showing its present condition.
Include color photographs of adjacent structures. High resolution digital images in jpeg
format preferred.
C. Materials to be used
Samples of materials, brochures, pamphlets or other literature shall be submitted at time of
filing. -5 14; W AP-- I ` ?:-t7,q V.% FAC -6
D. For Demolitions Only
Submittals include but are not limited to the following: * j
(1) Copies of engineering reports to show soundness of structure. � V
(2) Copies of termite inspection to show infestation levels.
(3) Other engineering or professional reports to show cause for demolition.
(4) Other reports to demonstrate financial hardship.
E. NOTE: Application must be complete at time of filing. Any additional documents requested
by Staff for clarification and review must be submitted to staff no later than three (3) weeks
before the meeting date'
3. The applicant or representative must provide proof of ownership of the proiect property or
documentation of the owner's consent to the submission of the application.
A. Provide proof of ownership or authorization to pursue a COA.
Valid forms proving ownership are: a current property tax billyescrow letter, grant deed, deed of
trust, mortgage statement, or tax assessment car slidWl g ownership. Telephone bills, utility
bills, or driver's licenses as proof of ownership are not acceptable.
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DEPARTMENT OF PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT
723 West Markham Street
Little Rock, Arkansas 72201-1334
Phone: (501) 371-4790 Fax:(501) 399-3435
www.littlerock.gov
APPLICATION FOR A
CERTIFICATE OF APPROPRIATENESS
1. Application Date: HDC File #
7 flat,- of Piihlir Honrinn-
3. Address of Property
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4. Legal Description of Property: ,LOTS / ( l L , MIIy'C.I<— t- LAILl t, -,f N h
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5. Property Owner (Printed Name, Address, Phone, Email): 1pp�eAL grew
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6. Owner's Agent: (Printed Name, Address, Phone, Email): M6702:&IAA/ �AV
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7. Name of Applicant as it will appear on all correspondence and in Staff report:
8. Brief Project Description: �r & EX/S/ 1�(` M 7AL ���yc E . Yt AcL�
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9. Estimated Cost of Improvements: 4,DOC% c-1(15'7/�t/� rew yy wo &71!; c/� m
10. Zoning Classification: Is the proposed
change a permitted use? Yes No �A TSS u:c�Ub FM
11. Signature of Owner or Agent:
(The owner will need to authorize any Agent or person to represent them at thAolublic hearing See page 5).
NOTE: Should there be changes during construction (design, materials, size, etc.) from the
approved COA, applicant shall notify Commission staff and take appropriate actions. Approval by
the Commission does not excuse applicant or property from compliance with other applicable
codes, ordinances or policies of the city unless stated by the Commission or staff. Responsibility
for identifying such codes, ordinances, or policies rests with the applicant, owner, or agent.
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(This section to be completed by staff):
Little Rock Historic District Commission Action
— Denied —Withdrawn _Approved _Approved with Conditions — See Attached Conditions
Staff Signature: Date
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CAST IRON POST & BOLLARDS
Fence, gate and post makers for the last 119 years, Stewart
Iron Works is internationally recognized for fine ornamental
ironwork in residential, commercial and historic restoration
projects.
All cast iron posts and bollards are created from Stewart Iron
Works' extensive collection of patterns dating back to 1886.
We can also create custom post patterns per your request.
A .........
Style #91-W
77-1/2" overall height with four rosettes.
A -A .....
Style #90
77-1/2" overall height without rosettes.
B.........
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3" tubular steel post with cast iron
M ........
Style #25
elements. Adjustable heights.
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Sty I e #60
50" overall height.
D .........
Style #61
42-1/4"overall height.
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Style #9115-60T
53-1/2" overall height.
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Style #4
41-1/4" overall height.
G .........
Style #9
49-1/2" overall height.
H .........
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46" overall height.
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J. ........
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37-5/8` overall height.
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Style #25
6 -base, adjustable height post.
L ..........
Style #50
45-1/2" high.
M ........
Style #25
8" base, adjustable height post.
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#84
47-3/4" overall height.
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Style #13
40" & 48", two heights available.
P. .........
Style #62
62" overall height.
Q .........
Style #58
71-1/2" overall height.
R. ........
Style #96
75-3/4" overall height.
S.........
Style #20
69" overall height.
T. .........
Style #63
70-1/2" overall height.
U .........
Style #95-S
45-1/4" overall height.
U-U.....Style
#95-1-
49-1/4" overall height.
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Post can be ordered raw and unassembled or assembled
and powder coated. Various options are available for
ground or surface mounting and also to accept chain.
Some tops are interchangeable, please inquire.
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Complement your
lawn with a Stewart
fence; 1" solid or 2"
tubular line posts
DESIGN
SIZE OF
PICKET SPACING
CHANNEL
MATCHING
HEIGHT OF FENCE
END, CORNER &
:NUMBER
PICKETS
CENTER TO CENTER
RAIL
GATES
WHEN SET
GATE POSTS
13R
3/8" round
4 inches
2 rails 1.1/4"xl/2"
02 single -411 double
3742"-48"
No. 2
14R
3/8" round
3 inches
2 rails 1-1 /4"x1 /2"
#2 single -Al double
37'-42"-48"
No. 2
15R
1/2" round
4 inches
2 rails 1-1/4"xl/2"
#2 single -#11 double
37'42"48"
No. 2
16R
1/2" round
3 inches
2 rails 1-1 /4"xl /2"
#2 single -#II double
37742'48"
No. 2
Ever popular, the
simple milled point -
fence combines
taste with privacy;
1" solid or 2" tubu-
lar line posts. For
fences 54" or higher
3" I-beam is recom-
mended.
DESIGN
SIZE OF
PICKET SPACING
CHANNEL
MATCHING
HEIGHT OF FENCE END, CORNER &
NUMBER
PICKETS
CENTER TO CENTER
RAIL
GATES
WHEN SET GATE POSTS
23R
3/8" round
4 inches
2 rails 1-1/4"xl/2"
#2 single -Cl double
37"42"48" No. 2
24R
1/2" round
4 inches
2 rails 1-1 /4"xl /2"
#2 single -#ll double
37"-42"-48" No. 2
25R
5/8" round
5 inches
2 rails 1-1 /2"xl /2"
#2 single -#11 double
37 to 60" No. 2
26R
3/4" round
.5 inches
2 rails 2"x 1/2"
#2 single-1*11 double
37' to 72" No. 2
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TRADITIONAL
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Dignified three -rail
fence is ideal for
churches and
cemeteries;l" solid
or 2" tubular line
posts. For fences 54"
or higher 3" 1 -beam
is recommended.
DESIGN
SIZE OF
NUMBER
PICKETS
40R
1/2" ro
41R
5/8" and
42K
4" round
37'42"48"
3/8 I
PICKET SPACING
CENTER TO CENTER
4 inches
5inches
5 inches
CHANNEL
MATCHING
HEIGHT OF FENCE
END, CORNER 6c
RAIL
GATES
WHEN SET
GATE POSTS
3 rails 1-1 /4"xl /2"
#2 single -0 double
37'42"48"
No. 3
3 rails 1-1/2';x1 /2"
#2 single -#11 double
3T to 60'
No. 3
3 rails 2"xl /2"
#2 single -#11 double
37 to 72"
No. 3
GAIE
PosTS
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