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Home My WebLink AboutHDC1996-001 Application For Certificate Of Appropriateness 11/30/19951. 2. 3. City of Little Rock HISTORIC DISTRICT COMMISSION CERTIFICATE OF APPROPRIATENESS ADDRESS OF PROPERTY: LMNZ.K ( NAmz & Auoxz55) : 4. AGENT (NAME AND ADDRESS): 5. 50 7. 8. CATEGORY OF CHANGE: NOTE: To be determined by staff ESTIMATED COST OF IMPROVEMENTS: w"/O, 000 () NOTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS: _ All Properties Within 150 Ft. Adjacent Property Owners None NOTE: Form attached; Notifications must be received 10 days prior to the meeting date; proof of notification must be received by staff 2 days prior to the meeting date. 9. SUBMISSION REQUIREMENTS: Attacied 10. DATE OF MEETING: ( (l 14 , 19q, P.M. 11. SIGNATURE OF OWNER OR AGENT: 12. DATE OF APPLICATION: Ill v _ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 13. ACTION: Denied Deferred Approved Conditions_ STAFF SIGNATURE: NOTE: Approval by the Historic District Commission does not excuse the applicant, owner or agent from compliance with any other applicable codes, ordinances or policies of the City of Little Rock unless expressly stated by the Commission or its staff. Responsibility for identifying such codes, ordinances or policies rests with the applicant, owner or agent. Publish one (1) time in the Daily Record on Saturday, December 16, 1995. Send two (2) proofs of publication and one (1) invoice to the Department of Neighborhoods and Planning, 723 West Markham, Little Rock, Arkansas 72201. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Notice is hereby given that pursuant to the provisions of the Code of Ordinances for the City of Little Rock, Arkansas, the following items have been docketed for a hearing before the Little Rock Historic District Commission in the Chambers of the Board of Directors, Second Floor, City Hall, Markham and Broadway, Little Rock, Arkansas on January 4, 1996, at 5:00 p.m. Item No. 1: Applicant: Jean Ann Phillips Address: 609 Rock Street Request: Structural Alterations (renovation of existing single family residence) Item No. 2: Discussion of the Hillcrest Residents Association request to establish a local historic district for a portion of the hillcrest neighborhood. All interested parties may appear and be heard at said time and place. The application and other pertinent data are open and available for inspection in the Department of Neighborhoods and Planning, 723 West Markham, Little Rock, Arkansas. All interested parties are invited to review the application in said office and discuss the details with the Planning Staff. GIVEN UNDER MY HAND THIS 13TH DAY OF DECEMBER 1995. The following is a list of apparent owners of property lying within 150 feet of the following described lands: Lots 3 and 4, Block 151, Original City of Little Rock, Pulaski County, Arkansas. 1. The South 37.5 feet of Lot 7, Block 41, Original City of Little Rock, Pulaski County, Arkansas. (OWNER - Larry Dale Gimnich and Lisa Ann Gimnich, his wife, 1 Glade Road, Jacksonville, AR 72076.) 2. The North 12.5 feet of Lot 7 and the S 1/2 of Lot 8, Block 41, Original City of Little Rock, Pulaski County, Arkansas. (OWNER - John Thomas Johnson, 421 East Ninth Street, Little Rock, AR 72202.) 3. The N 1/2 of Lot 8 and all of Lot 9, Block 41 and the East 10 feet of alley, closed by Ordinance No. 12,745, lying West of and adjacent to said Lots, Original City of Little Rock, Pulaski County, Arkansas. (OWNER - Trustees of Second Baptist Church, o Bob Rollins, 202 East Eighth Street, Little Rock, AR 72202.) 4. The West 65 feet of Lots 10, 11 and 12, Block 41, Original City of Little Rock, Pulaski County, Arkansas. (OWNER - Arkansas Repertory Theatre Company, 601 South Main Street, Little Rock, AR 72201.) 5. The East 75 feet of Lot 10 and the East 75 feet of the South 37 feet of Lot 11 and the East 75 feet of Lot 12 and the North 13 feet of the East 75 feet of Lot 11, all in Block 41, Original City of Little Rock, Pulaski County, Arkansas. (OWNER - R.C. Limerick, Jr. and Ada Ellis Limerick, his wife, 21 East Palisades Drive, Little Rock, AR 72207.) 6. The West 93 feet of Lots 1 and 2 and the South 15 feet of the East 50 feet of Lot 2, Block 151, Original City of Little Rock, Pulaski County, Arkansas. (OWNER - D D & F Consulting Group, Inc., 601 Rock Street, Little Rock, AR 72202.) 7. The East 50 feet of Lot 1 and the East 50 feet of the North 35 feet of Lot 2, Block 151, Original City of Little Rock, Pulaski County, Arkansas. (OWNER - Associated Builders & Contractors of Arkansas, Inc., 409 East Sixth Street, Little Rock, Ar 72202.) 8. Lot 5, Block 151, Original City of Little Rock, Pulaski County, Arkansas. (OWNER - Dave D. Garner and Marsha G. Garner, his wife, 7104 Shetland Drive, Little Rock, AR 72209.) 9. The East 89-3/4 feet of Lot 6, Block 151, Original City of Little Rock, Pulaski County, Arkansas. (OWNER - David L. Hale and Anita K. Hale, his wife, 623 Rock Street, Little Rock, AR 72202.) 10. The East 51 feet 3 inches of Lot 6, Block 151, Original City of Little Rock, Pulaski County, Arkansas. (OWNER - Max Edward Engelhoven and Brenda L. Engelhoven, his wife, 1409 East Kiehl Avenue, Sherwood, AR 72120.) 11. The North 10 feet of Lot 10 and all of Lots 11 and 12, Block 151, Original City of Little Rock, Pulaski County, Arkansas. (OWNER - Harold L. King and Julius C. Acchione, 411 East Sixth Street, Little Rock, AR 72202.) 12. Fowler Square Horizontal Property Regime in the City of Little Rock, Pulaski County, Arkansas. (OWNER - Fowler Square Development Company, P.O. Box 3546, Little Rock, AR 72203.) Although due diligence was exercised in the preparation of the above report, Standard Abstract and Title Company cannot absolutely guarantee the accuracy thereof and its liability shall be limited to the amount paid for said report. CERTIFIED this 22nd day of November, 1995 at 7:00 A.M. STANDARD ABSTRACT & TITLE COMPANY By /Asst. Secretary N P9 o r , V " r � ". � � �, �.5•, � I � r. I � �o -40 a .4'C.� � . • Ark � �,,, ,� 122 � � � � � I S7- 72 J !� City of Little Rock HISTORIC DISTRICT COMMISSION NOTICE of PUBLIC HEARING BEFORE THE LITTLE ROCK HISTORIC DISTRICT COMMIISWN ON AN APPLICATION FOR A CERTIFICATE OF APPROPRIATENESS To ALL owners of land lying within the following area of influence: _ A.. Adjacent to subject property B. Within 150 feet-of.subject property - located at • Address: General Location: Owned By NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT an application for a Certificate of Appropriateness on the above described property requesting the following changes: has been filed with the Office of Comprehensive Planning, City Hall. A public hearing on said application will be held by the Little Rock Historic District Commission in he Board of. Directors Chamber, Second Floor, City Hall on 19-9(12 at m. ALL PARTIES IN INTEREST MAY APPEAR and be heard at,said time and place or may notify the Planning Commission of their views on this matter by letter. All persons interested in this request are invited to call or visit the Office of Comprehensive Planning, City Hall, 371-4790, and to review the application and discuss same with the planning staff. AFFIDAVIT I hereby certify that I have notified all the property owners of record within the area of influence of the above property, that subject property is being considered for a Certificate of Appropriateness and that a Public Hearing will be held by the Historic District Commission at the time and place described above. Applicant (owner or authorized agent): Name. Date: O O O Cl) 0 tL CIL `J J' r 7 47J r .t; J US Postal Service Receipt for Certified Mail No Insurance Coverage Provided. Do not use for International Wit rcoo ,a Postage Certified Fee Special Delivery Fee Restricted Delivery Fee Return" S vYyt, un.,.... 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Do not use for International Mail See reverse Sent to ^v ' �E 6DL r Street & Nu ber C Cv P st Ott ,State, ZIP ode l� t Postage $ 3 Certified Fee U Special Delivery Fee Restricted Delivery Fee Retum Receipt Stowing to Whom & Date Delivered ! 1Whom, Retum Receo,Sltaw' '!Who M, Date, & t TOT A Pdsteg & Fees Postma or Daw C iW ;5LITTLE ROCK •'�6'/� I �IG IUSTORZC DISTRICT LITTLE ROCK HISTORIC DISTRICT COMMISSION ORDER OF AGENDA JANUARY 4, 1996 5:00 P.M. I. ROLL CALL II. FINDING OF A QUORUM III. APPROVAL OF PREVIOUS MINUTES IV. ANNOUNCE ITEM NO. 1 Applicant: Jean Ann Phillips Location: 609 Rock Street Request: Structural Alterations (renovation of existing single family residence) V. OLD/NEW BUSINESS -Proposed local historic district for the Hillcrest neighborhood VI. ADJOURNMENT 723 West ?Markham Street ' Little Rock, Arkansas 72201 ' Phone (501) 371-4790 City of Little Rock Department of Neighborhoods & Planning MINUTES LITTLE ROCK HISTORIC DISTRICT COMMISSION PUBLIC HEARING DECEMBER 7,1995 5:00 P.M. The meeting was called to order at 5:00 p.m. by Chairman John Bush. A quorum was present - John Bush, Carl Menyhart and Tommy Jameson. Julie Wiedower and Bob Roddey were absent. The city attorney's office was represented by Anthony Black. Tony Bozynski and Shawn Spencer, Neighborhoods and Planning staff, were present. Chairman Bush asked for a motion to approve the minutes of the November 2, 1995 meeting. The motion was seconded. The motion passed by a vote of 3 ayes, o nays and 2 absent. Item No. 1 Applicant: Hillcrest Residents Association Request: To begin the process for establishing a local historic district for the Hillcrest neighborhood. Chairman Bush announced Item No. 1. Jean Cockcroft, Paul Crawford, Jim Vandenberg and John Graves, representatives of the Hillcrest Residents Association, were present. Jean Cockcroft spoke first and asked the commission to recommend approval of creating a local district by amending the existing ordinance; expand the commission to add 2 members from the Hillcrest neighborhood; and to set a public hearing date. Paul Crawford spoke next and presented some background information on the neighborhood. Mr. Crawford said the neighborhod was designated a National Register District because a majority of the structures were at least 50 years old. He then went on to describe the varous architectural styles found in the neighborhood. Mr Crawford said that a survey of the neighborhood was completed in 1988 and the neighborhood was placed on the Naitonal Register in 1990. Mr. Crawford informed the commission tha tthe survey identified 1098 contributing structures. He concluded by stating, that a local historic district would help stabilize the neighborhood and the association has undertakien a thorough process to educate the residents. Jim Vandenberg then spoke and described the public notification process and the steps the association has completed. Mr. Vandenberg reviewed the information that was submitted to the city and discussed the process for establishing the district. He then told the commission that petitions were circulated in the neighborhood and 1100 plus signatures were obtained expressing public support for the local district. Mr. Vandenberg informed the commission that there were a total of 1709 structures within the National Register boundaries. Comments were then offered by various individuals, including Commissioner Bush. John Graves then addressed the commission and summarized the presentation. Mr. Graves asked that the existing ordinance be amended to include the Hillcrest area and to increase the size of the Historic District Commission to allow representatives from Hillcrest. He said there was neighborhood support for the district. Mr. Graves told the commission that a historic district provides greater protection and there was a need to preserve the housing stock. Mr. Graves made some concluding remarks and said there was no opposition. There was a lengthy discussion about the process and support of the Historic District Commission for establishing a local district for Hillcrest. Anthony Black, City Attorney's office, dicussed the state statue and the steps involved. Mr. Black said that setting a date for a public hearing would be somewhat premature. He continued by saying that the commission must prepare a report and the National Register nomination document could be used by the commission. There were a number of questions and discussion about the process continued. The commission decided to adopt the National Register nomination documents as the report, at the January meeting, and submit the information to the state preservation program and Little Rock Planning Commission for comment. Anthony Black spoke again and continued to discuss the process for establishing a local district. Mr. Black expressed some concerns about short -cutting the process and the commission should wait 30 days before acting on the final report. There was additional discussion about the report from the commission and it was decided to prepare a draft for the January meeting. Lynn Zollner, Arkansas Historic Preservation Program, spoke and gave the reasons for the National Register boundaries. For the record, Commissioner Jameson disclosed that he lives in Hillcrest and supports the basic concept of forming a local district. The commission then discussed the possibility of a commission member assisting the staff with developing the Hillcrest report. After some comments, Commissioner Jameson was named to serve as the commission's liaison with the staff for the Hillcrest project. A motion was made to adopt the 1996 calendar. The motion was approved - 3 ayes and 0 nays. There was a brief discussion about the status of the 1995 CLG grants and the need to start thinking about possible projects for 1996. Anthony Black reported on Curran Hall and said there were no new developments. There was some discussion about Poe Travel and vinyl siding. Commissioner Menyhart was asked to report on the issue at the next meeting. Comments were offered about the need for guidelines and a policy for siding. There being no further business before the Commission, the meeting was adjourned at 6:40 p.m. City of Little Rock HISTORIC DISTRICT COMMISSION CERTIFICATE OF APPROPRIATENESS 1. ADDRESS OF PROPERTY:_ 6ek Mr -re - 2. 3. 4. 5. VnLNZXc kV"-'Mz & kwuA ;bb) : Rur+NT ( Namt ANU Al DXE55) : 6. CATEGORY OF CHANGE: NOTE: To be determined by staff 7. ESTIMATED COST OF IMPROVEMENTS: O� nnD , C )D rL2, Q00, Q D 3. NOTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS: _ All Properties Within 150 Ft. Adjacent Property Owners None NOTE: Form attached; Notifications must be received 10 days prior to the meeting date; proof of notification must be received by staff 2 days prior to the meeting date. 9. SUBMISSION REQUIREMENTS: Attac/h'ed 10. DATE OF MEETING: fI n , 19 q(0 P.M. 11. SIGNATURE OF OWNER OR AGENT:( 12. DATE OF APPLICATION: - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 13. ACTION: Denied Deferred Approved Conditions_ STAFF SIGNATURE: NOTE: Approval by the Historic District Commission does not excuse the applicant, owner or agent from compliance with any other applicable codes, ordinances or policies of the City of Little Rock unless expressly stated by the Commission or its staff. Responsibility for identifying such codes, ordinances or policies rests with the applicant, owner or agent. ram' Qu—apaw Quarter Association 1313 South Scott Street • P.O. Boa 165023 • Little Ruck, Arkansas 72216 • 501.371.0075 • FAX 501-374-814' PRESIDENT Scott D. Mosley January 3, 1996 PRESIDENT-ELECT Donna L. Gay VICE-PRESIDENTS Tony Bozynski Department of Neighborhoods and Planning Kathi Jones . 723 West Markham Street Jim McKenzie Little Rock, Arkansas 72201 Linda Sue Farmer TREASURER Chibourne W. Patty, Jr. j' Tony; SECRETARY Thank you for providing the Quapaw Quarter Association an opportunity to James Metzger comment on the proposed rehabilitation of the house at 609 Rock Street in the MacArthur Park Historic District Because of the holidays, the QQA's Historic BOARD of DMECTORS Resources & Public Policy Committee has not been able to meet, but I think I can safely give the QQA's endorsement for this project, which clearly will have a Mary Jane Balky positive impact on the historic district. Eric Spencer Buchanan Delbra Caradine, M.D. Dabbs Cavin Paul A. Esterer Judith Faust Sincerely, Susan Gordon Gunter Susan Maddox Renk P. Rule F Dianne C. Woodruff — Mark Zoeller 1.1T ExecuDirect r ExEcunvE Dlp.ECroR Cheryl Nichols City of Little Rock Historic District Commission 723 West Markham Little Rock, Arkansas 72201-1334 (501) 371-4790 January 8, 1996 Cathy Slater, State Historic Preservation Officer Arkansas Historic Preservation Program 1500 Tower Building 323 Center Street Little Rock, AR 72201 Dear Ms. Slater, The Little Rock Historic District Commission (LRHDC) is initiating the process, as prescribed by state legislation and city ordinance, to establish the Hillcrest neighborhood as a "local ordinance historic district." As part of the process, the Commission has made an investigation to identify the buildings and sites of architectural and historic significance. The Commission has found that the boundaries of the Hillcrest Historic District, currently a National Register Historic District, constitute appropriate boundaries for a local ordinance district. Therefore, the LRHDC respectfully submits this letter and attachments as our report for your consideration in this regard. Attachments include: • Arkansas State statute on establishment of historic districts • Hillcrest Historic District legal description • nomination form for listing on National Register of Historic Places (initial 1990 application and 1992 amendment) • an informative brochure titled Hillcrest: The History and Architectural Heritage of Little Rock's Streetcar Suburb • by reference (not attached), the entire 231 pages of architectural survey data used for the National Register nomination. The investigation by staff and a LRHDC member found a number of houses, both contributing and noncontributing have been demolished. This fact was confirmed by a thorough site inspection of the district and information provided by Neighborhoods and Planning demolition permits records. Below are the accurate totals for the district. 1990 1992 1995 survey survey Total staff survev contributing structures 1,035 65 1,100 1,094 noncontributing structures 576 56 632 629 noncontributing sites - 5 5 5 total 1,611 126 1,737 1,728 The following timeline represents the composite thinking and hours of work from the Arkansas Historic Preservation Program, Little Rock Neighborhoods and Planning, Quawpaw Quarter Association, Hillcrest Residents Association and the Little Rock Historic District Commission. Development of Hillcrest Historic District Dec. 86 CLG grant to survey Hillcrest neighborhood. Sep. 88 Survey for National Register of Historic Places finished. 12/11/90 Hillcrest listed on National Register of Historic Places. 10/8/92 Amendment to the Hillcrest Historic District. 1/9/95 Hillcrest Residents Association began process moving towards local ordinance status. 9/14/95 Hillcrest Residents Association presents plan to neighborhood. 12/7/95 Hillcrest Residents Association formally asks LRHDC to create the Hillcrest Historic District. 12/13/95 Investigation by staff and representative of LRHDC into using the application for the National Register of Historic Places as the report. 1/4/96 Acceptance of the report by the LRHDC. The legislation provides that the Arkansas Historic Preservation Program's recommendations be read in full at a public hearing held by the Historic District Commission. It further stipulates that the Arkansas Historic Preservation Program's failure to make recommendations within sixty days after receipt of our report shall be taken as approval of the report. The Little Rock Historic District Commission is gladly complying with the portion of the law that requires the submission of the report. We believe that your recommendations can be an invaluable contribution to the success of the project. We look forward to receiving your comments. Should you want further information, we would be delighted to provide or supply you with additional data. Sincerely, Chairman John Bush Mr. Carl F. Menyhart, Jr. Mr. Tommy Jameson Mr. Bob Roddey Ms. Julie Wiedower City of Little Rock, Historic District Commission 723 West Markham Little Rock, Arkansas 72201-1334 I=k (501) 371-4790 January 8, 1996 Ron Woods, Chairman Little Rock Planning Commission 723 West Markham Street Little Rock, AR 72201 Dear Commissioner Woods, The Little Rock Historic District Commission (LRHDC) is initiating the process, as prescribed by state legislation and city ordinance, to establish the Hillcrest neighborhood as a "local ordinance historic district." As part of the process, the Commission has made an investigation to identify the buildings and sites of architectural and historic significance. The Commission has found that the boundaries of the Hillcrest Historic District, currently a National Register Historic District, constitute appropriate boundaries for a local ordinance district. Therefore, the LRHDC respectfully submits this letter and attachments as our report for your consideration in this regard. Attachments include: • Arkansas State statute on establishment of historic districts • Hillcrest Historic District legal description • nomination form for listing on National Register of Historic Places (initial 1990 application and 1992 amendment) • an informative brochure titled Hillcrest: The History and Architectural Heritage of Little Rock's Streetcar Suburb • by reference (not attached), the entire 231 pages of architectural survey data used for the National Register nomination. The investigation by staff and a LRHDC member found a number of houses, both contributing and noncontributing have been demolished. This fact was confirmed by a thorough site inspection of the district and information provided by Neighborhoods and Planning demolition permits records. Below are the accurate totals for the district. 1990 1992 1995 survev survey Total staff survey contributing structures 1,035 65 1,100 1,094 noncontributing structures 576 56 632 629 noncontributing sites - 5 5 5 total 1,611 126 1,737 1,728 The following timeline represents the composite thinking and hours of work from the Arkansas Historic Preservation Program, Little Rock Neighborhoods and Planning, Quawpaw Quarter Association, Hillcrest Residents Association and the Little Rock Historic District Commission. Development of Hillcrest Historic District Dec. 86 CLG grant to survey Hillcrest neighborhood. Sep. 88 Survey for National Register of Historic Places finished. 12/11/90 Hillcrest listed on National Register of Historic Places. 10/8/92 Amendment to the Hillcrest Historic District. 1 /9/95 Hillcrest Residents Association began process moving towards local ordinance status. 9/14/95 Hillcrest Residents Association presents plan to neighborhood. 12/7/95 Hillcrest Residents Association formally asks LRHDC to create the Hillcrest Historic District. 12/13/95 Investigation by staff and representative of LRHDC into using the application for the National Register of Historic Places as the report. 1/4/96 Acceptance of the report by the LRHDC. The legislation provides that the Little Rock Planning Commission's recommendations be read in full at a public hearing held by the Historic District Commission. It further stipulates that the Planning Commission's failure to make recommendations within sixty days after receipt of our report shall be taken as approval of the report. The Little Rock Historic District Commission is gladly complying with the portion of the law that requires the submission of the report. We believe that your recommendations can be an invaluable contribution to the success of the project. We look forward to receiving your comments. Should you want further information, we would be delighted to provide or supply you with additional data. Sincerely, Chairman John Bush Mr. Carl F. Menyhart, Jr. Mr. Tommy Jameson Mr. Bob Roddey Ms. Julie Wiedower I PF {t_4� FACTUAL SURVEY N C l.�V!'r Al�Y •�. r• •v v..�. LAND SURVEYOR 1611 MAIN PHONE .372-2131 NORTH LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS 72114 /00.0 1 - .... -s- C��7.c �7_ i <90 ' A/h` LEGAL DESCRIPTION Lots 3 and 4, Block 151 ORIGINAL CITY OF LITTLE ROCK,Yulaski County, Arkansas. - This property is not -'in the 100 Year Flood Plain' as.per 'Panel 8 of 24 for -the city of Little Rock, AR. Comm. Panel #050181 0008 E, dated November 3, 1993. Zone X Dace oT Stw": September 27, 1995 Scala: 1 " - 2 0 ' Ply Address: 609 Rock Street Foy' Uw & Benefit of: Jean Ann Phillips Ben Cumnock, and Martha Cumnock Standard Abstract and Title C% and its underwriter. This is to cer ft that the above described land has been surveyed_ The conwt are marked as shown and am h1 -accordance with eYus*V awnun er►ts in the vicinity. This cw*kadon Is for and fionhad to the parties shown hereon. REPAIR FACIA AND INSTALL 41140 CROWN MOULD AT ROOF EDGE 24 GA. G. 1 FLASHING AT ROOF EDGE � FRONT PORCH - 7uu "❑ET. #4, SHT. 3 L illill ljl BRACKET DE7 GEN NOTE; T=-� I i NEW WINDOW TO MATCH ORIGINAL TURNED COLUMNS - I RALM - DETQ ! SH7. - _ WALL7'71, - t --iLi Lw -- - -- _-- - -- __ REBUILD FOUNDATION TO MATCH EXISTING --�i --- FOUNDATIONVEN"S- - J GEN. NOTE #5 - - EXISTING CONCRETE STEPS GEN NOTE 44 WEST ELEVATION SCALE-- 24 GA. GALV. IRON STEPPED FLASHING [TYPICAL AT NEW ROOF) NEW EXTERIOR - DOOR EAST ELEVATION SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0' r - COMPOSITION SHINGLES f �ITI�rTj" ; ' 11 I! I I I1�1 11 - - - -- SCOMPOSITION SHINGLES REMOVE EXISTING Win n AND REPAIR TO MA H ;GEN NO ES #2 & 51 EXISTING WINDOWS - GEN NOT ES#6 NEW (,QMPC JTION ROOF - -. - REPAIR FACIA AND INSTALL 41/4" CROWN ` MQUI n gT ROOF.EDGE Ij l -.O m SHINGLE, - - -- - --_-- P0# EPDM GRAN. ROOF - r.XISTNG c.T Id 1=1- `. �t --- - - -- --_ - -1 ;r_HEtN PORCH DET 3, SHT. 3 } 5" ALUM. PRE - FINISHED GLITTER; AND DOWN 'AL CEPS NIUN WALL IU MA ICH NEW CCNG SOUTH ELEVATION SCALE: 1" -1' 0" V 1V =r I -T - i 7=1=- - - - —� --- - - - - -- -- -_ -.. - - - - - - POUNDATION VENTS.- 2-ES # 4 REPAIR FOUNDATION WALL TO MATCH G NOR-I'H ELEVATION _E .° = 1•-0` GENERAL NOTES: 7 1. CONTRACTOR VERIFY CONDITIONS AT JOB SITE. F 2. EXTERIOR MATERIALS: TRIM AND TURNED MATERIALS SHALL BE WOLMANIZED OR ALL HEART RED WOOD. 3. ENTRANCE: REBUILD FRONT ENTRANCE AND DOOR. SALVAGE AS MUCH ORIGINAL MATERIAL AS POSSIBLE. 1 4. FOUNDATION VENTS: INSTALL NEW DAMPER CONTROLLED FOUNDATION VENTS USE EXISTING VENTS FINAL SPACING n SHALL BE 12'-0" O.C. (APPROXIMATELY) 5. ORIGINAL TRIM: REPLACE MISSING OR DAMAGED TRIM, MILLED TO MATCH. SHIM OR SHAPE NEW PIECES TO FLUSH AND ALIGN WITH EXISTING MATERIAL. 6. EXISTING WINDOWS: -REPAIR EXISTING WINDOWS, REPLACE BROKEN GLASS, REMOVE DETERIORATED GLAZING PUTTY AND INSTALL NEW OIL BASED PUTTY TO MATCH EXISTING PROFILE. REPLACE DETERIORATED SASH CORD. v 7. CRAWL SPACE ACCESS DOOR: PROVIDE DOOR ON 2 - 2 1/2 BUTT HINGES, 24"(MIN) WIDE AND MAXIMUM HEIGHT. CONSTRUCT FROM VERTICAL CAR SIDING AND PROVIDE PADLOCK HASP. B. MOULDINGS: MOULDING DESIGNATIONS "BM" REFER TO STANDARD MOULDINGS PRODUCED BY BROWN ENTERPRIZES, INC., SHERIDAN, MOULDINARKANSAG I h R 1`A fir' ELESATS. T SHEET M1 i �j 7/((�� (�(� (� STREET . -{;,fit I�, _ NE:,TURA I ION , 9. PORCH ROOFS: ROOFER NOTE: NAIL POINTS ARE NOT TO PIERCE THE CARSIDING DECKING, ADD PLYWOOD OVER (/ l�l® yy�� lj yJC L�� J09 =4p;K STRcET DECKING FOR CORRECT DEPTH IF NECESSARY FOA PROPER ROOF SYSTEM ATTACHMENT. �� ' � ➢ �� i /! � lyJ� ; JEAN AN;.I PHILLIPS r ( 501 1 375-4<49 _. A. .,A, _ OVE'MBER 3�JO . I . of �:-: — .n`'-'��:r n..+v ,f. r-v. v.. ec _...Y:' •. -. a•... r:.� . ,. C.".. a..M• :..,:"Yv t. :..: F.. e.-..vim.\.C'FIM'+.2 e9 '..n Af.. M"a' .ic.ry T mf' ,> 'TT.i. w.. ..R. u. .lnf n lSY. r- 1! 1 97 N 1995 PN 95 C ' 1 7/8' 4 3/8' (V 3 114" TOP RAIL. 2 114- SO, BALUSTER 1 114" SO. BALUSTER SEE RAIL DETAIL 1 RAILING ELEVATION SCALE: 1/2" = 1 -0" 1 318" m R1 �1 TJyf- 50 DEGREES ml cl-4 . �- ---- - - - - ---- 1 118" OIA. — _ --- 4 314 DIA. PIERCED SCREEN DETAIL SCALE:1 1/2" = 1'-0" CAR SIDING, 11116 X 5 V4'. BM 116. BROWN INTERrRIZE S, P.O. BX. 397. SHERIDAN, AR. 7225015011942-5224 CAR SIDING S L-L: 2- 6X6 TURNED WOOD COLUMN N 1 114" BY 1 1/4' 2 118" BALL ON 318" DOWELS 2 114" - CUT FROM III ,i 2 BALLED BRACKET DETAIL SCALE: 1/2" 1'-0' —_ 31/4' 3 ROWS 1/4' — BEADS 114 Z C E 1/4' RADIUS m '--� W A TER STOP ---- i! SHAPED 2X4 1 PORCH DECK - -, I 314" QTR. ROUND i 1 1/2" BY 2 112" I RAILING DETAIL SCALE: 1 11 "= 1'-0" BEGIN 314' BEAM CHAMPHER.AT 6' -7 -- - -- - BOTTOM ',-IF 6 X6 BEAM 6' ! _ — -_-- — _..— TURNED ACORN BALL - SEE DF i iI — ------ - ---- 2 114' SPACER CUT FROM 1 114* STOCK HALF COLUMN ti 1 GRANULATED 90# EPDM ROOF ---- SEE GEN. NOTE #9 MTL EDGE AT M`03F - j— BOTTOM OF BEAM 4 114" CROWN MOULD --- - 1X 6 FACIA I 1 X 8 SOFFIT W1 314' MOULDINGS - 6 X 6 BEAM - CHAMPHER EDGES - --- FRONT AND BACK - SEE ENTRANCE ARCH DETAIL ABOVE ELEVATION OF FRONT PORCH ARCH ENTRANCE SLOPE: 1112 =I- SEE ELFVATIONS i / CAR SIDING DECKING r 2X4AT24'O.C. — i 112" OUARTER ROUND - i X 6 CLOSURE -NOTCH AROUND RAFTERS 1" QUARTER ROUND -- PIERCED SCREEN - SEE DETAIL -- SHAPED 2X4 SEE RAILING DETAIL #1ISHT. 3 'I I� 1 I l WOLMANIZED SX4 7&G SPACE 1/16" APART 3/4' QUARTER ROUND 2X6-SET WITH 112" X 16' ANC. BOLTS AT 48" O.C. BRICK MATCH EXISTING COLOR -- 2X8 0 16' Q.C. AND JOINT CONTOUR �' - GRADE — -- 4' CONC. BLOCK -- FILL VOIDS W/ GROUT _------ SEE DETAIL 3 FOR. TYPICAL FOOTING �....... � R- 4 FRONT PORCH SECTION -_=: 314" 1"0' � I �`- 6X6 TRUNEO COLUMN COMPOSITON SHINGLES 5' OGEE GUTTER - ALUM. CONTINUOUS W/ - 3" ROUND DOWN SPOUT 118 FACIA _ IX6 112' CHAMPHER AT EDGES - 4 X4 POST AT CORNERS AND DOOR ---.. INSECT SCREEN SET IN 314" ROUND --- MOULDING STOPS - i H. PC 314" QUARTER RO'_':._ BRICK -MATCH EXISTING CO'_7? -- AND JOINT CONTOUR m m �3 1I--4' I I - 3 114" TURNED ACORN BALL TURNED ACORN BALL SCALE: 3' -o" I i REPLACE AND REPAIR EXISTING DECK AND eXd RAFTERS TO i MATCH. SCAB ON NEW FACIA TO ALIGN WITH EXISTING :'X4 AND DECK -- MATCH EXISTING FULL 2' X 12 " BEAM — 2X4 SLOPE OUT AT 5 a -- - 1X4 T&G BEADED BOARD 2X4 SLOPE OLI T AT 5% 2X4 I WOLMANIZED IX4 T&G SPACE 1116' APAHT 2X6 - SET WITH 112" X 1W ANC. BOLTS AT 48' O.C. �- 2X8 rn 16' O.C. - GRADE 4" CONC. BLOCK ---- FILL VOIDS WI GROUT _ CONTINUOUS IB" X 12 CONCRETE FOOTING WITH 245 REBAR CONT. WITH #2 TIES AT 24` O.C.. BOTTOM OF ..... ... . ... . FOOTING MIN. 18" BELOW FINISH GRADE ON UNDISTURBED SOIL. 3 SECTION AT SCREENED PORCH SCALE: 3114" = V-0" 1700 SPRING STREET UTTL E ROCK, AG3KANSA,S 722,206 i RI ) 375-4249 A. I. A. :DETAILS HOUSE RESTORATION 609 ROCK STREET JEAN ANN PHILLIPS 17 NOVEMBER 1995 PN:95-390 SHEET 3 OF 5 ==4 0 EXISTING FIRST FLOOR PLANSCALE:1/4'=1'-0" EXISTING SECOND FLOOR PLAN sCALE: 1/4" JOHN D. JARRARD9 ARCKP7ECCT 1700 SPMNC STREET UTTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS 72206 I MI 1375-4249 A. 1. A. EXISTING FLOOR PLANS HOUSE RESTORATION 609 ROCK STREET JEAN ANN PHILLIPS 24 OCTOBER 1995 PN:95-390 SHEET k OF 5