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HomeMy WebLinkAboutHDC2016-029 Email From Brian Minyard To Historic District Commissioners 10/08/2016Minyard, Brian From: Dale Pekar <dale.pekar@gmail.com> Sent: Saturday, October 08, 2016 7:56 PM To: Minyard, Brian Subject: Proposed Infill Development at 1003 McMath Historic District Commissioners: Please deny the Infill House request for 1003 McMath. It does not blend with the historic character of the MacArthur Park Historic District. Allowing such construction makes a mockery of City Code Sec. 23-119, the relevant portion of which follows: "[T]he commission shall ... take no action hereunder except for the purpose of preventing the construction ... of buildings..., in the district, which are deemed by the commission to be obviously incongruous with the historic aspects of the District." Dale Pekar 1010 Rock 72202 Minyard, Brian From: Dale Pekar <dale.pekar@gmail. com> Sent: Saturday, October 08, 2016 7:59 PM To: Minyard, Brian Subject: 1005 McMath Infill House Historic District Commissioners: Please deny the Infill House request for 1005 McMath. It does not blend with the historic character of the MacArthur Park Historic District. Allowing such construction makes a mockery of City Code Sec. 23-119, the relevant portion of which follows: "[T]he commission shall ... take no action hereunder except for the purpose of preventing the construction ... of buildings..., in the district, which are deemed by the commission to be obviously incongruous with the historic aspects of the District." Dale Pekar 1010 Rock 72202 Minyard, Brian From: James, Donna Sent: Tuesday, August 09, 2016 3:13 PM To: Minyard, Brian Subject: FW: See below - there is criteria that we have to meet before we can sign off. Reducing the number of buildings is not a problem but the building coverage and the number of dwelling units maybe. From: James, Donna Sent: Tuesday, August 9, 2016 8:52 AM To: Mark Redder (mark hollows -en .com) <mark holfoway-eng.com> Subject: See below - there is criteria that we have to meet before we can sign off. Reducing the number of buildings is not a problem but the building coverage and the number of dwelling units maybe. Sec. 36-461. - Modification of approved recorded plans by planning director. If an approved and recorded plan of a PUD or PD is presented for issuance of a building permit and the plan is at variance with the standards and conditions set forth in this chapter, the planning director may issue exceptions within the following guidelines: Does not increase the proposed floor area for nonresidential use by more than five (5) percent. Does not increase total number of dwelling units by more than five (5) percent within a given phase. Fluctuation greater than the above shall be permissible provided overall density is maintained. Does not increase total building coverage by more than five (5) percent. Does not increase building height by more than five (5) percent to a maximum of eight (8) feet for buildings less than four (4) stories nor more than one (1) story for buildings greater than four (4) stories. Provides for a decrease of up to ten (10) percent in either land coverage, height or numbers of dwelling units. The owner did not exercise the variance rights contained in subsection 36-454(e).