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HomeMy WebLinkAboutHDC1994-007 Receipt For Certified MailP 033 390 280 Receipt for Certified Mail �� No Insurance Coverage Provided gga= Do not use for International Mail lase nevot'"' Sent to Q i $Iroe1 and No. P.O., State and ZIP Code Postage $ Certified Fee Special Delivery Fee Restricted Delivery Fee Return Rpceip! Showing to Whom & pM6'f9elhiared Return Receipt SAaving 1G,' WAgm, Date, And XQdresm's_Aa&e$3.. TOTAL Poi0age — & Fees.. r 1 94 � P 033 390 281 Receipt Certified fo>r Mail No Insurance Coverage Provided Do not use for International Mail (See Reverse) Sent to /• _ _ lr}I � Street and No P,D., State and ZIP Code Postage Certified Fen Special Delivery Fee Restricted Delivery Fee Return Recaipt Showing Ol to Wham & Date Delivered turn- l showing to Whom, s Address TU'r+9L �� • r v�Y •:1L, LITTLE ROCK HISTORIC DISTRICT COMMISSION ORDER OF AGENDA NOVEMBER 3, 1994 5:00 P.M. 1. ROLL CALL 2. FINDING A QUORUM 3. APPROVAL OF PREVIOUS MINUTES 4. ANNOUNCE ITEM NO. 1 Applicant: Virdie Herbert, Owner Location: 1006-1008 Rock Street Request: Demolition a. Call on petitioner or applicant presentation b. Call on petitioner or interested party presentation c. Call on petitioner rebuttal (if necessary) d. Commission vote on request 5. OLD/NEW BUSINESS 6. ADJOURNMENT MINUTES LITTLE ROCK HISTORIC DISTRICT PUBLIC HEARING FEBRUARY 3, 1994 5:00 P.M. COMMISSION The meeting was called to order at 5:00 p.m. by Chairman John Bush. A quorum was present - Ms. Julie Wiedower, Ms. Jeanette Heinbockel, Mr. Bob Roddey, and Mr. John Bush. Mr. Carl.Menyhart was absent. Also present was Assistant City Attorney Anthony Black. The Chairman asked for a motion to approve the minutes of the previous meeting. A motion was made by Commissioner Wiedower to approve the minutes as received. Commissioner Roddey seconded. Motion carried. All ayes. The Chairman announced Item No. 4 on the agenda, adoption of the calendar for 1994. The proposed calendar scheduled meetings to be held on the first Thursday of each month at 5:00 p.m. Commissioner Wiedower made a motion to approve the calendar. Commissioner Heinbockel seconded. The vote was taken. Motion carried. All ayes. The Chairman announced Item No. 5, election of officers for 1994 and opened the floor for nominations. Commissioner Heinbockel made a motion that current officers remain for the upcoming year. Commissioner Roddey seconded. The vote was taken. Motion carried. All ayes. Ms. Satterfield explained the Certified Local Government proposals for 1994. The grant proposal will contain three components: 1) final survey for the Central High Neighborhood, 2) continuance of the Capitol View/Stifft Station survey and 3) an Over the Jumps painting project. Commissioner Heinbockel made a motion to approve the grant proposals as drafted. Commissioner Wiedower seconded. The vote was taken. Motion carried. All ayes. Chairman Bush announced the next item on the agenda, the Johnswood National Register of Historic Places nomination. Mr. Patrick Zollner, State Historic Preservation Program representative, gave a brief presentation explaining the property's association with architect Max Meyer and author Ann Simon. Chairman Bush and Commissioner Roddey were especially eager to support Justice Brown's "Johnswood" for listing on the National Register. 1 Commissioner Wiedower made a motion to recommend support of the nomination. Commissioner Roddey seconded. The vote was taken. Motion carried. All ayes. Chairman Bush stated that the next item on the agenda was Old/New Business under which are the continuing issues surrouding Kramer School. Commissioner Heinbockel referred to an article in the February 2 Arkansas Democrat -Gazette that put Kramer School in a precarious state. Commissioner Heinbockel was concerned that Dr. Roy had changed his mind on the promise that he made to the City Attorney that the building would not be demolished until such time as the City Board had resolved all issues presented by the Historic District Commission. The issues being the Commission's authority and the possiblity of donating the building to various groups such as the Museum of Science and History, etc. Commissioner Heinbockel questioned Mr. Black, the Assistant City Attorney, about an injunction to halt demolition. Mr. Black responded that he must consult with Mr. Carpenter. Commissioner Roddey noted that the front doors had been removed, Commissioner Heinbockel commented that it was a signal demolition was imminent. Ms. Cheryl Nichols, Quapaw Quarter Association director, was present and stated that Dr. Roy, as co-chair of the FUTURE - Little Rock task force for the Museum of Science and History, will not allow Kramer School to be considered as a potential site for the new museum. A lengthy discussion regarding alternatives or an injunction followed. Commissioner Roddey made a motion to request the City Attorney 1) to prepare written confirmation on whether or not Dr. Roy's commitment made to the Commission by the City Attorney for Dr. Roy is no longer valid as has been reported by the local media; 2) to respond as to whether no other alternative short of instituting litigation in Chancery Court remains to prevent the demolition of Kramer School; and 3) if the answer to No.2 is no, then the City Attorney initiate legal action in Pulaski Chancery Court on behalf of the Commission by the close of business Monday, February 7, 1994, and that of the City Attorney refuses to do so then he state his reasons for refusal to represent the Commission in this action and that the City Attorney notify the Commission orally of answers to these questions by noon tomorrow (February 4). Commissioner Heinbockel seconded. The vote was taken. Motion passed. All ayes. Commissioner Roddey made a motion that in the event the City Attorney's response to the issues is negative or no response, that the Commission take steps to employ an attorney to represent it and for purposes of filing an action in Pulaski County Chancery Court, or whatever court that attorney deem appropriate, to enjoin or prevent the demolition of Kramer School; and that whatever attorney is selected will represent the Commission on a pro bono basis or any fees be paid by the City of Little Rock or by parties other than individual Commission members. Commissioner Weidower seconded. The vote was taken. Motion carried. All ayes. The Chairman announced the completion.of agenda items. Commissioner Heinbockel made a motion to go into executive session. Commissioner Weidower seconded. The vote was taken. Motion carried. All ayes. There being no further business before the Commission, the meeting adjourned. 3 MINUTES LITTLE ROCK HISTORIC DISTRICT PUBLIC HEARING MARCH 3, 1994 5:00 P.M. COMMISSION The meeting was called to order at 5:00 p.m. by Chairman John Bush. A quorum was present - Mr. John Bush, Mr. Carl Menyhart, Mr. Bob Roddey, Ms. Jeanette Heinbockel and Ms. Julie Wiedower. Assistant City Attorney Anthony Black was present. Item No. 1 - Owner: Marion Butler, Leonard Stallman, agent Location: 923 Cumberland Street Request: Install vinyl siding Mr. Leonard Stallman was present and explained the vinyl siding application to the Commission. Also present and representing the owner was Mr. Sonny Dillahuntjr. Mr. Stallman presented photographs of the structure at 923 Cumberland and explained where -the siding would go. He pointed out that there are numerous alterations to this structure and that there is an inconsistency of products/finishes used on the structure. His application would apply 4 1/2 inch siding on the entire house. A lengthy discussion followed. Mr. Tom Wilkes was present and spoke in favor of the application. Mr. Wilkes has managed this property since 1977. He said it was very expensive to maintain the building. Mrs. Butler was present and spoke to the Commission requesting approval of the siding application. Mrs. Butler amended her application to apply siding only to the north and east sides of the structure. Commissioner Heinbockel made a motion to deny the application to apply siding to the north end and east sides of the structures. Commissioner Menyhart seconded. The vote was taken. Motion carried. All ayes. The Chairman announced that this years CLG grants had been approved.. The next item of business was discussion of a proposal presented by Cheri Nichols for a signage plan as a part of the ISTEA "Transportation Enhancement" funding. The signage plan involved the existing historic district entry plaques to be displayed upon brick columns. The Little Rock Convention and visitors Bureau will apply for the funding. 1 The Commission unanimously agreed to participate in the program. There being no further business before the Commission, the meeting adjourned. MINUTES LITTLE ROCK HISTORIC DISTRICT PUBLIC HEARING APRIL 7, 1994 5:00 P.M. COMMISSION The meeting was called to order by Chairman John Bush. A quorum was present - Mr. Carl Menyhart, Ms. Julie Wiedower, Ms. Jeanette Heinbockel, Mr. Bob Roddey and Mr. John Bush. City Attorney Anthony Black was present. Item No. 1 - Owner: Joe and Sheila Kuonen Location: 407 East 14th Street Request: Install fence Mr. Joe Kuonen was present and explained his application to install a 4 1/2 foot picket fence in the front yard of his rental property at 407 East 14th Street. Mr. Kuonen wants the fence installed for both privacy and security. He explained that although the fence would not keep anyone from jumping over or climbing the fence, it would serve as a deterrent. Mr. Kuonen stated that he would eventually paint the fence. Mr. Kuonen stated that expense was an issue in this project and that was a determining factor in the design. Mr. Kuonen amended his application from a 4 foot 4 inch fence to a 4 foot high fence. Argie Austin, a neighbor at the corner of 14th and Commerce Streets, spoke in favor of Mr. Kuonen's application to install a fence. The State Historic Preservation Program presented a letter in favor of the application. Commissioner Heinbockel made a motion to approve the application as amended -to a height of 4 feet. Commissioner Wiedower seconded. The vote was taken. Motion carried. All ayes. 0 noes. Item No. 2 - Owner: City of Little Rock, Code Enforcement Division - Jack Patton, Agent Location: 1410 and 1416 Commerce Streets Request: Demolition Mr. Jack Patton, City of Little Rock Senior Code Enforcement Officer, explained the application and presented photographs of the properties. Mr. Patton stated that notification was handled properly. Mr. James Allen, owner or co-owner of property at present and stated that he had received notice of hearing on the previous Tuesday at 6:00 p.m. He he did not have time to consult with an attorney. 1410 Commerce was the public also stated that 1 Mr. Allen said that the property burned in February and his insurance claim has been held up. Mr. Allen stated that he wants the main structure razed, but he does not want the rear structure torn down. Mr. Patton clarified for the Commission that the application is for demolition of all structures at this property location. Mr. Patton explained that the property had been declared unsafe and that the City wants to proceed with demolition of both structures at 1410 Commerce Street, as well as, the structure at 1416 Commerce Street. Mr. Patton stated that there is perhaps some hope for repair to the rear structure, a garage apartment, at 1410 Commerce Street. Mr. Pullum, co-owner of property at 1410 Commerce Street, was present. Chairman Bush stated that the property owner/owners could work with Code Enforcement as far as the garage apartment perhaps being repaired, but stated that the City's application is for demolition of all structures on that parcel, and approval of this application does not mean that the rear structure has to come down. Mrs. Argie Austin, owner and resident of 1402 Commerce Street since 1963, was present and addressed the Commission. Mrs. Austin stated that 1410 Commerce had been declared a drug nuisance and she appealed to the Commission to allow demolition of the structures. Mrs. Austin's garage is attached to the garage apartments at 1410 Commerce. Mrs. Austin offered her part of the garage to come down also. Mr. Chess, owner of property at 1409 Commerce Street directly across the street from 1410 Commerce, attested to drug activity at 1410 Commerce Street. Mr. Joe Kuonen, an adjacent property owner for 8 years, stated that the property at 1410 Commerce was poorly maintained and that he witnessed drug activity there. Mr. Kuonen stated that 1410 Commerce adversely affects his property value and appealed to the Commission for demolition. Mr. Allen expressed confusion at to what a desirable renter is. Commissioner Heinbockel made a motion to approve the application to demolish both (all) structures at 1410 Commerce Street. Commissioner Weidower seconded. The vote was taken. Motion carried. All ayes. 0 noes. 2 A petition signed by neighborhood property owners and residents asking for demolition at 1410 and 1416 Commerce was presented to the Commission. Mr. Patton explained that 1416 Commerce Street had been vacant for at least 5 years and had been declared unsafe. Letters from the Quapaw Quarter Association and the State Historic Preservation state that these agencies do not object to demolition of the structures. A lengthy discussion followed. Commissioner Roddey made a motion to approve the application for demolition of 1416 Commerce Street. Commissioner Wiedower seconded. The vote was taken. Motion carried. 3 ayes. 1 no. Commissioner Heinbockel made a motion for the meeting to be adjourned. Commissioner Menyhart seconded. The vote was taken. Motion carried. All ayes. There being no further business before the Commission, the meeting adjourned. 3 City of Little Rock HISTORIC DISTRICT COMMISSION ►�7 CERTIFICATE OF APPROPRIATENESS 1 o ADDRESS OF PROPERTY: 100 (o ac.k STREET _-- 2. LEGAL DESCRIPTION: 60vrd 4V oC !.a t- 5 _--- -- C�glC�lt•[Pr - G-lT'� D-P t- lr[LF Rc�c K 3. OWNER (NAME & ADDRESS) :_ MQS, Vi_f1E M�1`{ HERB,ERT' _ l Dn f�bC_K �TQEET ._L tTrL.Fn ZCm:t.__.._ AR • n Zz o z 4. AGENT (NAME AND ADDRESS): 5. PROJECT DESCRIPTION; PENLoL 1 TtQ t4 6. CATEGORY OF CHANGE:_ -_ NOTE: To be determined by staff 7. ESTIMATED COST OF IMPROVEMENTS:�Q(�Q_ 8. 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: Attached 10. DATE OF MEETING:-NOVEMSep, 1994, .b P.M. 11. SIGNATURE OF OWNER OR AGENT:- il)"4 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. 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