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HomeMy WebLinkAboutStaff MinutesAGENDA LITTLE ROCK HISTORIC DISTRICT COMMISSION JULY 1, 1993 5:00 P.M. I. Roll Call II. Finding a Quorum III. Approval of the Minutes IV. Item No. 1 Owner: Dr. Hampton Roy Location: 701 Sherman -Kramer School Request: Demolition V. Item No. 2 Owner: Greater Little Rock Revolving Fund for Historic Preservation; Tom Wilkes - Agent Location: 519 East 8th Street Request: Restoring and remodeling of front porch and windows VI. Review of Certified Local Government Projects VII. Old/New Business VIII. Adjourn MINUTES LITTLE ROCK HISTORIC DISTRICT COMMISSION FEBRUARY 4, 1993 The meeting was called to order by Chairman John Bush. A quorum was present - Mr. Carl Menyhart, Ms. Julie Wiedower, Ms. Jeanette Heinbockel and Mr. John Bush. The Chairman announced that the purpose of this meeting was to discuss and decide upon proposals for the 1993 Certified Local Government projects. Cheryl Nichols, Executive Director of the Quapaw Quarter Association was present and presented three prospective Certified Local Government projects. The projects were 1) Phase II, Central High Survey, 2) Windshield Survey/Research on Little Rock's Historic Black Neighborhood, and 3) Historic House Markers. The Commission also discussed a fourth project, publication of the Central High Survey into a usable document. After a lengthy discussion, the Commission unanimously agreed to present the four (4) proposals to the State Historic Preservation Program. The Commission also discussed and reviewed the proposed Guidelines for the MacArthur Park Historic District and the Hillcrest Historic District. There being no further business, the meeting adjourned. MINUTES LITTLE ROCK HISTORIC DISTRICT COMMISSION MAY 6, 1993 The meeting was called to order by Chairman John Bush. A quorum was present - Mr. Carl Menyhart, Ms. Julie Wiedower, Ms. Jeanette Heinbockel and Mr. John Bush. City Attorney Peggy Johnson was present. Item No. 1 Owner: Harold King/Leonard Stallman, Agent Location: 411 East 6th Street Request: Install Vinyl Siding Mr. Harold King was present and explained his siding request to the Commission. He presented photos of the structure, which were accepted as exhibits 1-12. Mr. King explained that the structure is used as an office building and was restored in 1980. He stated that he had to paint it every two years. Mr. King said that the proposed 4 inch lap vinyl siding matches the existing wood siding. He stated that there would be no change to the roof, only repair to existing fabric. The gutters will also be repaired or replaced. Mr. King also said that any rotted wood that won't hold nails will be replaced. Ms. Heinbockel stated that she has no problem with vinyl siding as long as there is no artificial siding on the north facade of the structure. Ms. Heinbockel also questioned the application of metal siding over the cornice and other details. Commissioner Bush commented that the curved bay on the west side is one of the most attractive details on the structure and that the bay is also very visible from the street. Commissioner Heinbockel made a motion to approve the application with the condition that the north facade, including one west panel in the porch area have no vinyl or metal siding; and that no siding be allowed on the bay on the west side of the structure; and that the wood lattice on the west and south sides be replaced with wood lattice; and that all details of original features are to remain unaltered. Commissioner Wiedower seconded. The vote was taken. Motion carried. All ayes. There being no further business, the meeting adjourned.