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- HISTORIC DLSTRICT
APPLICATION FOR A
CERTIFICATE OF APPROPRIATENESS
Application Date: J U V12. Z
1. Date of Public Hearing: ( day of �,) v ` Li 2005 at p.m.
2. Address of Property:
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3. Legal Description of Property: 5 Le-- Q LCq SoieV
4. Property Owner (Name, Address, Phone, Fax): i f fU L LA0 U4-0— E UJ L I QLACi
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5. Owner's Agent: Phone/Fax E-mail*
6. Project Description (additional pages may be added):
7. Estimated Cost of Improvements: 9 co
Signature of Owner or Agent:
Little Rock Historic District Commission Action (to be completed by staff):
❑ Denied ❑ Deferred ❑ Approved ❑ Approved with Conditions
Staff Signature:
❑ SEE ATTACHED CONDITIONS
Date:
NOTE: Should there be changes (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.
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
BEFORE
THE LITTLE ROCK HISTORIC DISTRICT COMMISSION
APPL
ICATION FOR A CERTIFICATE OF APPROPRIATENESS PROPERTY
TO OWNERS OF LAND LYING WITHIN 150 FEET OF SUBJECT
LOCATED AT
Address:
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NTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT an application for a Certificate of Appropriateness
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on the above described property requesting the following changes:
has been filed with the Department of Planning and Development; A i,P bIi rQ eC it Son
said a lication will be held b the Historic District Commissa
Conference Room Ci Hall 500 W. Markham Street on
2005
at 5.00 .m.
lace or
ALL PARTIES IN IN-l'EREST MAY APPEAR and be heard at e pmatter by
may notify the Little Rock Historic District Ce MISS1 invited to of their views n this
or visit the Department of
letter. All persons interested in this request a
Planning and Development to review the application with Commission staff.
Departme
nt of Planning and Development • 723 West Markham Street • (501) 371-4790
uctions or applicant: Please return the completed form and signed da t, -----------
UNCUT, to
�) staff er conQacting staffter te�o (1 j)
Instr % portion "Notice of PublicHearing"
days prior to the public hearing. Mail the top p prior
to the public hearing date. This will ensure the applicant has
recorded property owners no later than fifteen (1 S) days
ten (10) days notice of the hearing.
AFFIDAVIT - _ -- „ . _ _L,._—
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING BEFORE
THE LTITLE ROCK PLANNING COMMISSION
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ON AN APP 4CATION TO ESTABIA-
SHORT -FORM PLANNED ZONING DEVELOPMENT
To ALL owners of land lying within 200 feet of the boundary of the property located at:
Address: Co 1'l bw� W L a vid . Lo i 8 Rock
General Location: IpT
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Owned by:
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT an application for a Planned Zoning Development of the above
property requesting a changd of classification from ` P_ 4 f� T LU . + . - District to Ei7
has been filed with the Department of Planning and Development A public
hearing on said application will be held by the Little Rock Planning Commission in the Board of
Directors Chamber, Second Floor, City Hall, on ju) cA at L�: go_
p.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 Department of Planning and Development, 723 W. Markham, 3714790, and
to review the application and discuss same with the Planning staff.
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..kirbus vie at air show
gals announce new plane sales in France
biggest annual aviation in -
:try event, Raytheon Co. said
as developed a high-powered
mwave beam to defend airlin-
&om missiles and is urging the
. government to deploy it at
or airports.
,hicago-based Boeing said
,sday that Indian carrier jet
nays agreed to buy 10 Boeing
and 10 737s — together worth
billion at list price. Boeing
ticked off a lengthy list of
to jet -leasing companies GE
Commercial Aviation Services
and International Lease Finance
Corp- — 48 aircraft in all listed at
a total of about $4 billion.
"Boeing is clearly taking quite
a big lead this year," said Zafar
Khan, an analyst at SG Securities
in London. "It's interesting that
the leasing companies are coming
back since they've been mostly
out of the market for the last three
yam"
But jet Airways also said it
would buy 10 Airbus A330 planes
Ines -taking work
Arkansas Dem0=t-Gaaffle STAT0N eREIDENTHAt_
i Dillavou of Glass Erectors prepares Tuesday to install win,
it the Centre at Ten office building on Cantrell Road in west
,:V,*. Kinco Construction is building the 60,000-s4m4are-foot of-
"ing with an adjacent office plaza strip mall.
with a sticker value of $1.6 billion.
Another Ieasing company, Ku-
wait -based ALAFCO, signed up
for 12 units of the planned Airbus
A350, the main rival to Boeings
787 "Ureamliner." in a deal worth
about $1.9 billion at list price -
The ALAFCO deal takes to 102
the number of nonbinding A350
orders on Airbus' hooks. Airbus
CEO Noel Forgeard said he hopes
that total will rise to between 110
See PLANES, Page 2D
iueu�uac�tnrutg that you have to
Lie concerned."
Manufacturing, which has
lost almost 45,000 jobs since
1995, had the same number of
jobs in May as in April, 202,600.
But in the past year,1,64U manu-
facturing jobs have been lost,
Every metropolitan area in
Arkansas reported a slight in-
crease in the unemployment
rate in May.
Northwest Arkansas had the
lowest unemployment rate in
the state at 3.0 percent, up from
2.9 percent in April, fine Bluff
had the highest unemployment
at 7.7 percent compared with 7.5
percent in April.
"With the exception of mod-
est growth in central Arkansas
and the kind of [major] growth
See JOBS, Page 6D
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Downtown LR site c. ij5-/0s
of 3-house proposal Oe`°'-6-4Z
BY EDWARD IMUMP
MK"SAS DEM0CRATGAM=
Tina Boyd said she has long
wanted to live in downtown
Little Rock, but she wanted an'
other choice.
"Lofts just don't work for
everyone, and I- don't think it's
reasonable to expect everybody
to want to live in an older home,
either," she said,
That's why Boyd and her
husband, Andrew,. plan to build
three single-family houses in
downtown Little Rock and live
in one of them.
Sharon Priest, executive di-
rector of the Downtown Part-
nership, said the homes would
be a nice addition to the area.
"It offers people another
choice in lifestyle," she said.
The small development
would be a departure from the
Admnsn Nmocrat-Gazote
trend of condos, both free-stand-
ing and in mixed -use buildings,
that have sprouted in downtown
in recent years.
The project which, Tina Boyd
says would be called MacArthur
PIace, would replace a vacant
See SATE, Page 6D
OPEC -to raise .output ceiling
in bid to cool down oil ricer
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13Y WRLIAM T KOLE
TM AZ0UPXM PRESS
VIENNA, Austria — OPEC
leaders said Tuesday that they
will try to lower soaring oil prices
by raising the cartel's production
target when they meet today.
But economists quickly dis-
missed the planned of pve to lift
the official quota to 28 million
barrels a day, noting that the 10
member nations bound by it
are already pumping that much
They said oil markets — and
drivers suffering sticker shock at
the gas pumps — are unlikely to
see much of a difference.
For its part, the Organization
of Petroleum&porting C,o�ntries
See OPEC, Page 21)
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n Arkansas BY MARTIN CRu rsnvGEx R'
• Continued from Page 1 D 5 5 T� ASSOCIATM Prt�ss
we've had in Northwest Arkan- WASHINGrON - Wholesale Set
sas, the rest of the state has been Arkansas' civilian labor prices fell by the Largest amount in INE
pretty flat or declining." Collins farce increased by 42,400 5.07 more than two Years in May, the
said. from a year earfier. federal government said Tu2esday, 35(
More Arkansans were em- helping to ease concerns that a
ployed in May than at any time SOURCE& Arkansas Employment 4.5 bigspike in energy costs earlier 33
in history, security peparhneln and US Bureau M J J A S o N D �� M A M in the year might spell inflation
There were 1,277,900 Arkan- of Labor Statisties. Z064 troubles. 32.
sans working last month, 5,000 CIVILIAN LABOR FORCE UNEMPLOYMENT RATE But, according to a separate re-
mote than in April and almost !UY SM MAY 2004 MAY 2005 MAY 2804 port, May retail sales tumbled by
50,000 more than in May of last `a ° the � amount in nine months, 31
Arkansas 1,345,600 1,303,200 5.0% $ /° a decline that was blamed on un-
hThe state's employment total usually cool weather during the 29
has increased gradually since May Fapettevills- 216,500 1 204,400 3.0916 3.7% month and not seen as evidence
2004, each mantis recording the Springdale- that consumer spending was 28
highest number ever of employed Rogers* threatening to sputter out_
Arkansans.
John Shelnutt, research Fort Smith* 146,575 142,525 4.0% 4.$°I° The Labor Department report -
Neither at the institute far Eco- ed that wholesale prices fell by 0.6 5o
42,725 i 41,050 4.9% 5.8°lo percent last month with three -
fourths Advancement at the Llrri- Not Springs* fourths of the drop attributed to
versity of Arkansas at Little Rock, ! o
nor Collins thought the record Jonesboro* 57,675 i 55,425 4.7% 5.41° falling energyL thanks prices.big drop
Of
number of employed Arkansans Little Rock 330,575 i 322,725 4.4% 5.1 % vegetable prices.
is significant Mertlf Little Outside of volatile food and bu
"I don't see it as a big mile- energy costs, core inflation was up
stone," Shelnutt said "it's a refiec- Rock* contained as well edging up just a r
tion of the growing populatiort. So pine Bluff 43,025 ! 42,225 7.7% 8.5°I° 01 percent, compared with a 03 th'
over
will continue to break records * percent increase in April. wi
aver time." •Metropolitan statistical areas #°
Seven sectors reported job The Commerce Department,
p NOTE: Civilian lat:or force includes She employed and those seeking work meanwhile, said that retail sales
gains in May, two were down and Arkansas Democrat -Gazette
two were unchanged. dropped 0.5 percent to a season -
two adjusted $343.6 billion, the w,
The leisure and hospitality sec- growing the most with 600 addi- services sector expanded by 500 Y 1 th
for was up 1,800 fobs, with the ac h�'onal jobs. jobs in May. A gain of 900 jobs the decline since August, and �
commodations and food services the biggest drop since a similar to
category adding 900 jabs and en- The trade, transportation and in the administration and sup- 0 5 percent decrease in June of
tertainment and recreation also utilities sector added 1,i00 jobs, port services category was cotes sa
adding 900 jobs. primarily because of retailers add- somewhat by a loss of 400 jobs cysts noted that the decline, th
employees £or summer. in the professional, scientific and which was bigger than the 0.2 per- cr
Construction was up 1,100 jobs, ing
with specialty trade contractors The professional and business technical group, cent drop that had been expected at
recommendation from the Little to moving downtown in a couple followed a sizable L5 percent in e1
ite
Rock Planning Commission as of years, and said that recent ain APB
well as approval of the Little pravements in downtown have ve After having emptied their C
s Continued from Page 10 Rock Board of Directors. The made the area more desirable, wallets in April, consumers took St
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lot on part of the land bordered project is to go before the Plan- perfect," she said, noust think the ting that retailers felt the pain on's a bit of a vacation in May
Joel ci
by Sixth, Seventh, Cumberland ning Commission on July 7. p Narofl;', Vie{ economist at Naroff
and Rock streets. Because the property is with amenities such as restaurants, Economic Advisors k
She said the homes would be in the MacArthur Park Historic MacArthur Park and the Arkan-
upscale and have brick exteri- District, it also has to go through sas Repertory Theatre are within d
- the Little Rock Historic District walling distance of the proposed t,
ors so they fit with the neigh
borhoad. Pending approval, the Commission. The project is to go homes. Boyd said she's not wor- Viacom c
goal is to start construction on before that corn issivn July 14. clad about crime. • Continued from Page 1 D v
two of the homes in August, with Tony Bozynski, director of Early plans are for the Boyd a and more aggressive snare buy- c
the Boyds' home to be built later, planning and development in home to face Rock and have backs willbuy shares in the new ❑
said. More than $1 million Little Rock, said the plans are about 2,200 square feet in a CBS Corp whose businesses are
she still being reviewed. the project she one-story structure. There also slower -growing but still generate is
will sa spent re
said, although she wasn't sure of "(The project] provides an- would be a detached three
loft a lot of cash
possible home sale prices. Other product for somebody garage and a 500-square- The split also resolves the t
Two of the houses would face looking for single-family resi- above the garage for one of the pressing issue at Viacom of a
Rock, while one would face Cum- dences in the downtown area, Boyds' children who will succeed Redstone, who t
Berland+ Boyd said she closed he said. "If they want the more The other home facing Rock turned 82 last month, as chief r
on the property. less than a half conventional, detached type of would have about 2,500 square
acre, last week with a purchase unit, this is a proposal that's go- feet. it would have two stories exe uwas announced n March, c
price of $155,500. Second Baptist ing to provide that." and a detached two -car fact garage. p
Church was the seller, said Jamie Boyd, 40, said she lives in west The two-story home facing Cum- Freston and Moines had been c
Moses of Moses Tucker Real Es- Little Rock's Brodie Creek subdi- berland would have about 3,000 seen as competing to succeed r
torte, the seller's agent. vision and5s building a new home square feet it would also have a Redstone as CEO.
The project needs a zoning there. But she's looking forward detached two -car garage. Redstone said in a statement
BOYD HOMES & PROPERTIES — LETTER OF APPLICATION
PROPOSAL FOR DOWNTOWN HOMES — CERTIFICATE OF APPROPRIATENESS
Three single family homes and one loft apartment are proposed for a lot in downtown Little Rock
situated between Rock and Cumberland streets and between 6th and 7th streets. The location is
within the Little Rock Historic District - MacArthur Park. These upscale executive homes will be
built in the best interest of the surrounding neighborhood, and property values will not be adversely
affected.
Each house will be brick and compatible to surrounding structures in foundation height, roof height
and pitch, and exterior appearance. Extensive landscaping will be done to ensure the property
conforms to surrounding landscape within two years of construction.
The lot has 18,300 square feet of land. This location is zoned as R-4A, but the Little Rock Code
allows R-5 Urban Residential in this area. A Planned Zoning Development change request has
been submitted to the subdivision committee to allow a slight variation in minimum site area and
minimum front and side setbacks for these homes. The change will be in keeping with surrounding
property.
Surrounding property south of the proposed homes includes two residential style homes (two
stories) that have been converted to apartments, and two four-plex apartments that are two stories.
North of the proposed homes are the one story Answerfone building, a multi -unit two story
apartment complex, and a paved parking lot.
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Construction on House W and House #3 will begin upon approval of the project and should be
complete by March, 2006. House #1 and Loft #1 construction will begin in December, 2006 and
end approximately August, 2007.'
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Tina & Andrew Boyd, 35 Deerberry Forest Circle, Little Rock, Arkansas, 72211, 501.219.1388
BOYD HOMES & PROPERTIES — LETTER OF APPLICATION
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Facing Rock Street and nearest to Answerfone building
—2200 square feet
4 Bedrooms
3 Baths
1 Story structure with foundation and roof height similar to Answerfone Building
Wrought iron fence in front lawn
Screened porch on back of house
Fountain in private courtyard
3 Car detached garage with covered walkway
Garage is one story with loft above
LOFT #1 2-
Above the 3 car garage of house #1
—500 square feet
1 Bedroom with walk-in closet
1 Bath
Kitchenette
Facing Rock Street and nearest to existing two story home/apartment
—2500 square feet
3 Bedrooms
2.5 Baths
2 Story structure with foundation and roof height similar to nearby home/apartment
2 Car detached garage with covered walkway
Garage is one story
HOUSE #3
Facing Cumberland Street and nearest to 4-Plex 2 story apartment building
—3000 square feet
4 Bedrooms
3.5 Baths
2 Story structure with foundation and roof height similar to nearby apartment building
2 Car detached garage with covered walkway
Garage is one story
Tina & Andrew Boyd, 35 Deerberry Forest Circle, Little Rock, Arkansas, 72211, 501.219.1388
BOYD HOMES & PROPERTIES — LETTER OF APPLICATION
SITE PLAN — DETAILS
Three houses and one loft apartment with three detached garages are proposed. Two houses will
face Rock Street and one house will face Cumberland Street.
A designated common area is planned for garage access, parking and driveway space. All
driveway, parking and sidewalk construction will be of smooth concrete.
The alley was closed by city ordinance number 12,745, complicating access to the property. In a
best -case scenario, negotiations will be reached with surrounding property owners to allow access
to these three rear -loading garages. In a worst -case scenario, access will be from a curb -cut on
Cumberland Street and a concrete driveway along the western -most lot adjacent to the existing
paved parking lot. Either scenario will feature a black decorative wrought iron security gate and a
six foot wood privacy fence surrounding the driveway and parking area. Approval is requested for
both scenarios as negotiations are pending with surrounding property owners.
Both houses facing Rock Street will have wrought iron fencing in the front lawn similar to the
adjacent house (see picture).
Extensive landscaping in the front lawns and the private courtyards is planned for all houses.
Landscape plants will be purchased at a size that will mature in 2-3 years. The courtyards between
the house and garage will be fenced with a six foot privacy wood fence. The house facing
Cumberland Street will also have extensive landscaping on the northern side which is easily visible
from one-way Cumberland Street.
Every attempt will be made to save all of the trees on the northern edge of the property. One tree
in the alley may need to be removed, but will be saved if possible. The drip lines of all trees will be
protected with plastic fencing during construction. This process protects the root system of the
trees.
A security light will be installed on the exterior of each garage directing light on the garage
openings. The light will automatically turn on if movement is detected near the garage doors.
Other exterior lighting will be similar to surrounding houses in look. A light at each front door and
back door is planned.
Garbage cans and recycle bins will be stored in the garages or between the garages and not
visible from the street except on collection day.
Tina & Andrew Boyd, 35 Deerberry Forest Circle, Little Rock, Arkansas, 72211, 501.219.138E
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BOYD HOMES & PROPERTIES — LETTER OF APPLICATION
MATERIALS AND FEATURES — COMMON TO ALL HOMES
Exterior
Brick with brick chimney
Masonry window stools on front (see picture)
Wood Soffit/Fascia
Wood double -hung windows on front (if required)
Wood -clad or nicer vinyl double -hung windows on sides and back
Wood or stain grade fiberglass front door
Fiberglass insulated doors on sides and back
Architectural shingles
Extensive landscaping in front
Private courtyard between garage and house with extensive landscaping
Irrigation system: front, sides, and courtyard
Detached garage with remote openers
Wood fence around courtyard and private drive
Secured private drive shared by all three houses
Interior - Houses
Hardwood or stained concrete floors in all common areas
Tile or stained concrete in all wet areas
Carpet in bedrooms
Granite countertops in kitchen
Stainless steel appliances and vent hood
Fireplace
Marble countertops in master bath
Marble shower stall in master bath
Whirlpool tub in master bath
Security system
Central vacuum system
Interior — Loft
Hardwood floors throughout
Kitchen counters — granite or stainless steel
Appliances — stainless steel
Laundry facility in garage
Tina & Andrew Boyd, 35 Deerberry Forest Circle, Little Rock, Arkansas, 72211, 501.219.1388
BOYD HOMES & PROPERTIES - LETTER OF APPLICATION
Primary Buildings:
The principal house structure will have the largest footprint and be the tallest structure on any lot.
The foundation and ceiling heights will match neighboring structures.
House #nRack Street
Z. One Story
Ceiling Height —10'
Foundation Height — 24"
House #% Rock Street
1 Two Stories
Ceiling Height First Floor —10'
Ceiling Height Second Floor— 9'
Foundation Height — 2.5'
House 43 Cumberland Street
Two Stories
Ceiling Height First Floor —10'
Ceiling Height Second Floor — 9'
Foundation Height — 24"
Outbuildings: 41z
Hou se-4f Garage Rock Street
One story
Located on back of lot
Foundation Height —minimum
Ceiling Height — 8'
Loft Apartment above
House Rock Street
-4' 1 One story
Located on back of lot
Foundation Height — minimum
Ceiling Height — 8'
House #3 Cumberland Street
One story
Located on back of lot
Foundation Height — minimum
Ceiling Height — 8'
Architectural Details:
Shingles - Composition Architectural Style
Roof Pitch — 6/12 minimum
Eave —12" overhang
Eave Trim — Aluminum (preferred) or wood
Awnings and Canopies:
Optional metal awing on back courtyard door of main structure.
Brickwork:
Standard modern brickwork with masonry windowsills on front of houses using natural
color mortar.
Tina & Andrew Boyd, 35 Deerberry Forest Circle, Little Rock, Arkansas, 72211, 501.219-1388
BOYD HOMES & PROPERTIES — LETTER OF APPLICATION
Chimneys: �Z-
House 44{ EIFS (Dryvet)
House #� Y Not applicable
House #3 — Not applicable
Curb Cuts:
Cumberland Street - Will apply for Building Permit,
Decks:
Doors:
Fans:
Not applicable to this project.
Front Door — Wood or stain -grade fiberglass (design to be approved by Commission staff)
Rear and Side Doors - Fiberglass
Not applicable to this project.
Fences:
Front yard (Rock Street) — 2.5 foot wrought iron (or other metal) decorative fence.
Courtyard — Wood privacy fence.
Parking area — Wood privacy fence with optional iron security gate.
Driveway — None.
Foundations:
Block with brick veneer — all houses
# z House Foundation Height — 24"
I House 9 Foundation Height — 2.5'
House #3 Foundation Height — 24"
Foundation heights will match neighboring structures.
Garbage Collectors:
To be kept in garages.
Gutters/Boxed:
Site -fabricated aluminum gutters.
Hanging Gutters/Downspouts:
Site -fabricated aluminum gutters/downspouts to be placed on sides or rear of home.
Landscaping:
-COA not required and plan is not complete at this time. The plan will be provided to
Commission staff prior to landscape installation.
-Trees on north side of property to remain unless diseased.
-One tree on the back of the lot will be removed to facilitate parking.
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Tina & Andrew Boyd, 35 Deerberry Forest Circle, Little Rock, Arkansas, 72211, 501-219.1388
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BOYD HOMES & PROPERTIES — LETTER OF APPLICATION
Light Fixtures:
-Type/Style Unknown — Hanging fixture to be approved by Commission staff prior to
installation (pictures of examples are included in documentation).
-Front Porches: One hanging fixture above door and two recessed can lights.
-Courtyard: Two small directional spotlights at garage entry door and at rear door of
home.
-Garage: One motion detector light on each garage.
-Access Gate: One motion detector light at gate post,
Mechanical Systems:
HVAC — units to be placed on sides of homes near the courtyard and will be shielded with
evergreen landscape plants.
Roof Penetrations — as required.
Parking Area:
-Curb cut on Cumberland Street
-Ribbon driveway from curb cut to optional security gate
-Driveway and parking area to be smooth concrete
-Driveway to be landscaped with privet hedge or other evergreen plant along north side to
shield house and drive from Cumberland Street. NOTE: existing parking lot has trees
and vines on the chain -link fence located adjacent to this project.
-Parking area to include wood privacy fence on north and south edges.
-Parking area to be landscaped with climbing vines and hedges along north and south
sides to shield from surrounding property.
Porches:
House - Z
Columns - Brick with round 12" fiberglass columns
Porch surface — concrete
Porch ceiling — Aluminum (preferred) or wood
Rails — Painted wood railing (if required)
Steps - concrete
House 42 -#1
Columns - Round 12" fiberglass
Porch surface — concrete
Porch ceiling —Aluminum (preferred) or wood
Rails — Painted wood railing (if required)
Steps - concrete
House #3
Columns - Brick
Porch surface — concrete
Porch ceiling —Aluminum (preferred) or wood
Rails — Painted wood railing (if required)
Steps - concrete
Tina & Andrew Boyd, 35 Deerberry Forest Circle, Little Rock, Arkansas, 72211, 501.219-1388 Ilk
BOYD HOMES & PROPERTIES — LETTER OF APPLICATION
Public right-of-way improvements:
Not applicable to this project.
Retainer Walls:
Not applicable to this project.
Roofs:
Shingles - Composition Architectural Style (asphalt)
Eave Trim — Aluminum (preferred) or wood
Satellite Dishes:
Will not add as part of the project, but ask approval for new homeowners to add at
specified location on house plans.
Screens:
Not applicable to this project.
Shutters:
Not applicable to this project.
Sidewalks:
To extend from front steps to existing sidewalk — 24" width. Steps to be similar to existing
concrete steps on Rock Street. The existing steps will remain if they can be worked into
the landscape and layout without creating access problems.
Siding:
Signs:
Hardi — board siding — 6" width.
Not applicable to this project.
Skylights:
Not applicable to this project.
Solar Collectors:
Not applicable to this project.
Staircases:
Not applicable to this project.
Steps:
Steps to be similar to existing concrete steps on Rock Street. The existing steps will be
remain in place if possible, however, the steps are not of good quality. If the steps must be
removed, Commission staff will be consulted.
Windows:
Front — Wood with vinyl cladding.
Sides and Rear — Vinyl or wood with vinyl cladding.
Tina & Andrew Boyd, 35 Deerberry Forest Circle, Little Rock, Arkansas, 72211, 501.219-1388
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STAFF SUPPLIED EXHIBITS A.-J.
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B. SURROUNDING BUILDINGS
FROM THE 1990 SURVEY
F91 Rnrk
Historic Name: undetermined
Date: c1886
Style: Colonial Revival
Architectural Significance:
Historical Significance: L
Listings: None
Map Section: MP/B
A9A Rnrk
II
Historic Name: undetermined
Date. cl.899
Style: Free Classic
Architectural Significance: II
Historical Significance: N S K
Listings: None
Map Section: MP/A
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610 Rock
Historic Name: Reigler Cottage
Date: c1886
Style: Neo-Classical Revival
Architectural Significance: I
Historical Significance: L
Listings: QQA
Map Section: MP/A
C. SURROUNDING BUILDINGS
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620 Rock
Historic Name: undetermined
Date: c1899
Style: Queen Anne
Architectural Significance: II
Historical Significance: L
Listings: None
Map Section: MP/A
D. SURROUNDING BUILDINGS
FROM THE 1990 SURVEY
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Historic Name,. Nash House
Date: c1907
Stylee Georgian Revival
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Historical Architectural
Significance:
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Listings: None
Map Section.- MP/B
609 .B—o C—
Historic Name: Butler House
Date: c1886
Style.- Eastlake
Archctural Significance, II
Historical Significance: NSK
Listings'Map Sectiont MP /B
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