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Home My WebLink AboutHDC2011-013 CorrespondenceJoe Joyner 316 E 116' St Little Rock, AR 72202 (501) 944-0145 ioeioyner@hotmad.com 11 March 2011 Little Rock Historic District Commission Department of Planning and Development 723 West Markham St Little Rock, AR 72201 To whom it may concern: On 25 February 2011, I purchased the property at 316 E IIth Street using an FHA 203K rehabilitation loan. The total budget for the rehabilitation is $57,931. The intended use for the property is a home business. I have owned and operated the Little Rock Bow Shop, a specialty violin shop, from various homes in the Quapaw Quarter for four years. The plans for the building are to have a workshop in the front for my repair shop and a small one -bedroom apartment in the back to live in. Proposed interior renovations aim to convert the former commercial space into a residential space by updating plumbing and adding a full kitchen and bath. Exterior work will help to preserve the building's original character and create a more functional residential space. The mortar in the building's brick facade needs extensive repointing. My contractor Paul Lambis will match the original type 10 mortar in strength, composition, color, and texture, and will apply it using a consistent raked style. He will also re -crown the top of the facade. Currently the fenced side yard is only accessible from the sidewalk on the building's south side. The proposed renovation is to install a 3'x9' steel framed glass panel door inside the side yard's 9-foot privacy fence that is of similar dimension to the front entry door. Any original bricks removed for the door installation will be re -used to repair deteriorated or unoriginal bricks from a previous repair attempt at the building's front entry. Enclosure: Drawings Joe Joyner 316 E 11th St Little Rock, AR 72202 (501) 944-0145 ig,ejoyner@hotmaii.com 1.com 11 March 2011 Little Rock Historic District Commission Department of Planning and Development 723 West Markham St Little Rock, AR 72201 To whom it may concern: On 25 February 2011, I purchased the property at 316 E IIth Street using an FHA 203K rehabilitation loan. The total budget for the rehabilitation is $57,931. The intended use for the property is a home business. I have owned and operated the Little Rock Bow Shop, a specialty violin shop, from various homes in the Quapaw Quarter for four years. The plans for the building are to have a workshop in the front for my repair shop and a small one -bedroom apartment in the back to live in. Proposed interior renovations aim to convert the former commercial space into a residential space by updating plumbing and adding a full kitchen and bath. Exterior work will help to preserve the building's original character and create a more functional residential space. The mortar in the building's brick facade needs extensive repointing. My contractor Paul Lambis will match the original type 10 mortar in strength, composition, color, and texture, and will apply it using a consistent raked style. He will also re -crown the top of the facade. Currently the fenced side yard is only accessible from the sidewalk on the building's south side. The proposed renovation is to install a 3'x9' steel framed glass panel door inside the side yard's 9-foot privacy fence that is of similar dimension to the front entry door. Any original bricks removed for the door installation will be re -used to repair deteriorated or unoriginal bricks from a previous repair attempt at the building's front entry. Enclosure: Drawings Joe Joyner 316E11''St Little Rock, AR 72202 (501) 944-0145 joeioyner@hotmaii.com 11 March 2011 Little Rock Historic District Commission Department of Planning and Development 723 West Markham St Little Rock, AR 72201 To whom it may concern: On 25 February 2011, I purchased the property at 316 E IIth Street using an FHA 203K rehabilitation loan. The total budget for the rehabilitation is $57,931. The intended use for the property is a home business. I have owned and operated the Little Rock Bow Shop, a specialty violin shop, from various homes in the Quapaw Quarter for four years. The plans for the building are to have a workshop in the front for my repair shop and a small one -bedroom apartment in the back to live in. Proposed interior renovations aim to convert the former commercial space into a residential space by updating plumbing and adding a full kitchen and bath. Exterior work will help to preserve the building's original character and create a more functional residential space. The mortar in the building's brick facade needs extensive repointing. My contractor Paul Lambis will match the original type 10 mortar in strength, composition, color, and texture, and will apply it using a consistent raked style. He will also re -crown the top of the facade. Currently the fenced side yard is only accessible from the sidewalk on the building's south side. The proposed renovation is to install a 3'x9' steel framed glass panel door inside the side yard's 9-foot privacy fence that is of similar dimension to the front entry door. Any original bricks removed for the door installation will be re -used to repair deteriorated or unoriginal bricks from a previous repair attempt at the building's front entry. Enclosure: Drawings Joe Joyner 316 E I Ph St Little Rock, AR 72202 (501) 944-0145 j oe j oyner(i4h of mai 1. c o m 11 March 2011 Little Rock Historic District Commission Department of Planning and Development 723 West Markham St Little Rock, AR 72201 To whom it may concern: On 25 February 2011, I purchased the property at 316 E IIth Street using an FHA 203K rehabilitation loan. The total budget for the rehabilitation is $57,931. The intended use for the property is a home business. I have owned and operated the Little Rock Bow Shop, a specialty violin shop, from various homes in the Quapaw Quarter for four years. The plans for the building are to have a workshop in the front for my repair shop and a small one -bedroom apartment in the back to live in. Proposed interior renovations aim to convert the former commercial space into a residential space by updating plumbing and adding a full kitchen and bath. Exterior work will help to preserve the building's original character and create a more functional residential space. The mortar in the building's brick facade needs extensive repointing. My contractor Paul Lambis will match the original type 10 mortar in strength, composition, color, and texture, and will apply it using a consistent raked style. He will also re -crown the top of the facade. Currently the fenced side yard is only accessible from the sidewalk on the building's south side. The proposed renovation is to install a 3'x9' steel framed glass panel door inside the side yard's 9-foot privacy fence that is of similar dimension to the front entry door. Any original bricks removed for the door installation will be re -used to repair deteriorated or unoriginal bricks from a previous repair attempt at the building's front entry. Sincerely, Enclosure: Drawings Joe Joyner 316 E 11t` St Little Rock, AR 72202 (501) 944-0145 _'toe)aYner(a,hotmail.com 11 March 2011 Little Rock Historic District Commission Department of Planning and Development 723 West Markham St Little Rock, AR 72201 To whom it may concern: On 25 February 2011, I purchased the property at 316 E I Ph Street using an FHA 203K rehabilitation loan. The total budget for the rehabilitation is $57,931. The intended use for the property is a home business. I have owned and operated the Little Rock Bow Shop, a specialty violin shop, from various homes in the Quapaw Quarter for four years. The plans for the building are to have a workshop in the front for my repair shop and a small one -bedroom apartment in the back to live in. Proposed interior renovations aim to convert the former commercial space into a residential space by updating plumbing and adding a full kitchen and bath. Exterior work will help to preserve the building's original character and create a more functional residential space. The mortar in the building's brick facade needs extensive repointing. My contractor Paul Lambis will match the original type 10 mortar in strength, composition, color, and texture, and will apply it using a consistent raked style. He will also re -crown the top of the facade. Currently the fenced side yard is only accessible from the sidewalk on the building's south side. The proposed renovation is to install a 3'x9' steel framed glass panel door inside the side yard's 9-foot privacy fence that is of similar dimension to the front entry door. Any original bricks removed for the door installation will be re -used to repair deteriorated or unoriginal bricks from a previous repair attempt at the building's front entry. Sincerel Joe Joyner Enclosure: Drawings Joe Joyner 316 E 11" St Little Rock, AR 72202 (501) 944-0145 oe'ovner botmail.com 11 March 2011 Little Rock Historic District Commission Department of Planning and Development 723 West Markham St Little Rock, AR 72201 To whom it may concern: On 25 February 2011,1 purchased the property at 316 E 11`' Street using an FHA 203K rehabilitation loan. The total budget for the rehabilitation is $57,931. The intended use for the property is a home business. i have owned and operated the Little Rock How Shop, a specialty violin shop, from various homes in the Quapaw Quarter for four years. The plans for the building are to have a workshop in the front for My repair shop and a small one -bedroom apartment in the back to live in. Proposed interior renovations aim to convert the former commercial space into a residential space by updating plumbing and adding a full kitchen and bath. Exterior work will help to Preserve the building's original character and create a more functional residential space. The mortar in the building's brick facade needs extensive repointing. My contractor Paul Lambis will match the original type 10 mortar in strength, composition. color, and texture, and will apply it using a consistent raked style. He will also re -crown the top of the facade. Currently the fenced side yard is only accessibie from the sidewalk on the building's south side. The proposed renovation is to install a 3'x9' steel framed glass panel door inside the side yard's 9-foot privacy fence that is of similar dimension to the front entry door. Any original bricks removed for the door installation will be re -used to repair deteriorated or unoriginal bricks from a previous repair attempt at the building's front entry. Enclosure: Drawings Cover letter from 6of6 DEPARTMENT OF PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT a' LITTLE ROCK ?if1 HISTORIC 723 West Markham Street DISTRICT Little Rock, Arkansas 72201-1334 •;t�,. COMMISSION Phone: (501) 371-4790 Fax: (501) 399-3435 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING BEFORE THE LITTLE ROCK HISTORIC DISTRICT COMMISSION APPLICATION FOR A CERTIFICATE OF APPROPRIATENESS TO OWNERS OF LAND NEAR THE SUBJECT PROPERTY LOCATED AT Address: General Location: Owned by: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT an application for a Certificate ofL C-� Appropriateness on the above described property requesting the following changes:1)4- ,1 TP�� r 0r ! fir, r t1 L has been filed with the Department of Planning and Development. A Public Hearing on said application will be held by the Historic District Commission in the Board of Directors Chambers, City Hall, second floor, 500 W. Markham Street on (date) 4-1111 = at 5:00 p.m. ALL PARTIES IN INTEREST MAY APPEAR and be heard at said time and place or may notify the Little Rock Historic District Commission of their views on this matter by letter. All persons interested in this request are invited to call or visit the Department of Planning and Development to review the application with Commission Staff. Instructions for applicant: Please return the completed form and signed affidavit, UNCUT, to staff no later than five (5) days prior to the public hearing. Mail the top portion "Notice of Public Hearing" to provide ten (10) days notice prior to the public hearing date. AFFIDAVIT I hereby certify that I have notified all the property owners as reflected on the abstract company list and all those that are not reflected on that list that I have knowledge of within 150 feet of the above -described property, that subject property is being considered for a Certificate of Appropriateness and that a Public Hearing will be held before the Little Rock Historic District Commission at the time and place described. Applicant (owner or aauthorized representative): Date: 1 � C(Y� Revised 7/2009 Page 1 of 1 Minyard, Brian From: Minyard, Brian Sent: Monday, April 11, 2011 8:16 AM To: 'laura bland'; Joe Joyner (E-mail) Subject: RE: 316 E 11th st. Thank you for your email. Brian Minyard, AICP bminyard@littlerock.org (501) 371-4789 fax (501) 399-3435 Please consider the environment before printing this e-mail. -----Original Message ----- From: laura bland[mailto:michele.bland@sbcglobal.net] Sent: Friday, April 08, 2011 6:27 PM To: Minyard, Brian Subject: 316 E 11th st. Hello Mr. Brian, This is the Brewer residence at 1011 Rock st. We just wanted to verify that Joe Joyner hand delivered the letter for the Notice of public hearing from the department of planning and development. Thank you, Michele Brewer 4/11/2011 Page 1 of 1 Minyard, Brian From: Minyard, Brian Sent: Monday, April 11, 2011 8:16 AM To: 'Jeff Kyong-McClain'; Joe Joyner (E-mail) Subject: RE: notice of public hearing Thank you for your email. Brian Minyard, AICP bminyard@littlerock.org (501) 371-4789 fax (501) 399-3435 Please consider the environment before printing this e-mail, -----Original Message ----- From: Jeff Kyong-McClain [mailto:jwkyongmccl@uair.edu] Sent: Saturday, April 09, 2011 11:12 AM To: Minyard, Brian Subject: notice of public hearing Dear Mr. Minyard, I'm writing to inform you I received the Notice of Public Hearing for application for certificate of appropriateness for 316 E. I Ith St., owned by Joe Joyner. I have no objections to the changes outlined. Sincerely, Jeff Kyong-McClain .Leff Kyong-1%4cClain I Assistant Professor of Chinese History University of Arkansas at Little Rock 501.569.8393 4/11/2011 i FIRST NATIONAL TITLE COMPANY 900 S. SHACKLEFORD RD., SUITE 725 LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS 72211 PHONE:501-221-0101 FAX:501-221-0629 FILE # 1104-OOIMJ The following is a list of all owners of property lying within 150 feet of: (341,0200303300) Lot 7, Block 45, Original City of Little Rock, Pulaski County, Arkansas. LEGAL DESCRIPTION (Block 45) 34LO200302900 Lot 4, and S 2' of Lot 3, Block 45 Original City of Little Rock. 34LO200303000 Lot 5, Block 45, L/E S 30' of E 40` Of W 140' of Lot 5 Block 45 Original City of Little Rock_ 34LO200303100 E 40' of W 140' Lot 6, and S 30' of E 40' of W 140' Lot 5, all in Block 45 Original City of Little Rock. 34LO200303200 W 100' of Lot 6, Block 45 Original City of Little Rock. 34LO200303500 Lot 8, Block 45 Original City of Little Rock. 34LO2000303600 Lot 9, Block 45 Original City of Little Rock. 34LO200303800 (S 43' of 11) 34LO200303700 (10) Lot 10 and S 43' Lot 11, Blk 45 Original City of Little Rock. OWNER/ADDRESS Fray Barton Doyle 1015 Cumberland, Little Rock, AR 72202 David M. Shields 1017 Cumberland, Little Rock, AR 72202 Scott Manuel P.O. Box 2022, Little Rock, AR 72203 Jo A. Butler and Gregory S. Butler 1016 Rock Street, Little Rock, AR 72202 Gregory Dean Roberts and Stephanie Susanne Roberts 1014 Rock Street, Little Rock, AR 72202 J Dale J. Pekar and Rebecca S. Pekar 1010 Rock Street, Little Rock, AR 72202 ✓ 164. 66' 74' 025. . co cc 2 5 3 v U 174. 024. ;h 018. cc N163. 172. �t 4' 166. 171. 029. JU 023. ca 019. 0 Ir 167. 173. 140' 0 022. LO 020. 140, 021. 168. 43, 140' 140, I O-rH 169- 170. 4 b 140' 024. 1 40' 2- 4 lo-ri 023. b 65' to 54' .21- z 038. bj 1 5 022. ff co 45) 037. 70. 160. tf 029. 51. 021. 036. 0 91, 52 020. 030. 53. 159. Gq 140' L�032. VI. 035. 68 rz co C', Q oqf IITH 7 034. CJ4 039. 40, 140 U9 156. p 02 7 0 153 140 .3,L LO 140, 040. 4112 11 TH 140- 6 to 041. 049.- 140, A 048. 12 n 46 6 5- 7 a i047. 0 c 9 001. 046. D 140-in 147. co co as F 4. z 6 7 Lq 041. 00 N CO -303 LO 042. 12 6 -1 to 043. VN, 56.17' (Block 46) 34L0200304000 Wallace Caradine Lot 1, Block 46 P.O. Box 190, Little Rock, AR 72203 Original City of Little Rock. 34L02000304100 Rene Sparrow Lot 2, Block 46 115 East C Avenue, N. Little Rock, AR Original City of Little Rock. 72216 34L0200304700 Raymond Weber and Paul C. Dorman Lot 10, Block 46 1112 Rock Street, Little Rock, AR 72202 Original City of Little Rock. 34L0200304800 Lot 11, Block 46 Original City of Little Rock. 34L0200304900 Joshua E. Malone and Jennifer Velez Lot 12, Block 46 2908 Shenandoah Valley Drive Original City of Little Rock. Little Rock, AR 72212 (Block 56 & 57) 34L0200314700 Retired Teachers housing Inc. P/ Block 57 and N Fractional Block 58 1200 Commerce, Little Rock, AR 72202 Original City of Little Rock. (Block 58) 34L0200315100 Jeffrey W. Kyong-McClain and Jill Pt Lots 2 and 3, Block 58 Kyong-McClain Original City of Little Rock. 1009 S Rock Street, Little Rock, AR 72202 34L0200315200 Brandon J. Brewer and Laura Michele Bland Pt Lots 2 and 3, Block 58 1011 Rock Street, Little Rock, AR 72202 Original City of Little Rock. 34L0200315300 Paul Reyes Lot 4, Block 58 1015 Rock Street, Little Rock, AR 72202 Original City of Little Rock. 34L02000315400 Felton Lamb Jr. Lot 5, Block 58 1019 Rock Street, Little Rock, AR 72202 Original City of Little Rock We have checked the records of the Circuit Clerk of Pulaski County, Arkansas and the names above represent the current owners of record as of March 28, 2011 at 7:00 a.m. The addresses shown are taken from current directories and tax records. We do not certify as to the validity of title or as to the accuracy of said addresses. Our liability is limited to the amount charges for this service. First National Title Company Cody A. euattlebaum, Title Examiner >I 0 LITTLE ROCK fl HISTORIC DISTRICT t COMMISSION April 13, 2011 Joe Joyner 316 East 11 th Street Little Rock, Arkansas 72202 DEPARTMENT OF PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT 723 West Markham Street Little Rock, Arkansas 72201-1334 Phone: (501) 371-4790 Fax: (501) 399-3435 Re: Repoint Mortar, brick replacement, and additional door Dear Mr. Joyner, The Little Rock Historic District Commission has reviewed the Repoint Mortar, brick replacement, and additional door Repoint Mortar, brick replacement, and additional door at the April 11, 2011 meeting. ' The Little Rock Historic District Commission has approved your Certificate of Appropriateness of the Repoint Mortar, brick replacement, and additional door. The final vote was 3 ayes and 2 absent. Enclosed is your Certificate of Appropriateness. The original (printed on blue paper) should be kept with your important papers. I have also enclosed a copy for your use. Thank you, &Llt� APS Brian Minyard Planner II 9 of 6