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Home My WebLink AboutHDC2012-010 Letter From LRHDC & DOPAD, Brian Minyard, Copy Of Staff Report And Photo Of 1418 And 308 Daisy Bates 05/11/2012Jj LITTLE ROCK 0.;l s HISTORIC DISTRICT V COMMISSION May 11,2012 Page Wilson Paul Page Dwellings 324 E 15th Street Little Rock, Arkansas 72hhh Dear Mr. Wilson, DEPARTMENT OF PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT 723 West Markham Street . •Little Rock,.Arkansas 72201-1334 Phone: (501) 371-4790 Fax: (501) 399-3435 Your application for New Infill House, at 1418 Rock Street will be heard before the Historic District Commission on June 11, 2012. The hearing will be held in the Board Room at City Hall at 500 West Markham on the second floor. The meeting will begin at 5:00 p.m. Your amendment will be item One on the agenda. ;You -or your agent• must be present in order for the item to be heard. The application states that "A description of materials for all exterior surfaces to be used including but not limited to foundations, walls, windows, doors, roof and exterior surfaces and details including sizes, manufacturer, model number and color." The following information will need to be submitted to Staff by Friday May 18 to complete your submittals for the filing. If you are not including any of the items below, please respond with "not applicable". ✓Foundation: Please list height at the front of the house. Steps to house: List materials and finishes and provide sketch of finished steps. IF handrails are required, Provide materials and finishes and provide sketch of handrails. c.-Walls: Your application states Hardie Board 8" lap siding. Please state orientation, and finish. Also, state size, material, finish, and model number of any trim boards around doors and windows. Siding and trim boards need to be shown on the drawin s. Include floor to ceiling height on all floors and porches. Are you requesting 9' ceilings or �-Wfndows: Are these wood windows with vinyl cladding? Please state color of cladding. 4'Doors: Specify brand, model number, finish, and size for all exterior doors. Lighting: Specify location, brand, model n.pmbef, finish,-.and.size for -all exterior lighting either affixed to house or freestanding. 116C dA d oar , I —•Gutters: If gutters are being installed, show locations orttel-r=o elevations with size and materials of guttering and downspouts. Mechanical Systems: State location of any exterior air conditioning/heating system units. Satellite Dishes: State location and details on any satellite dish. If not using a dish, please state so. Roof: Provide pitch of all roofs and depth of all eaves. Fencing on site: Provide details and locations on fencing, size, material, and finish. If you wish to persue a 7' fence on the south side of the property, this will require a Board of Adjustment application. (Contact Monte Moore at 371-4790. Applications are available on line.) 1 of 2 71 fbRUM201T WRFOLK, VA llam-11:45am 13 9am-Noon Historic Tax Credit 3:OOpm-4:45pm 22 The Greenest Death by Decisions: How to Avoid Political Workshop` Building Screening Problems with Your & Panel Discussion Commission gam-4pm G Historic Triangle Tour' 2p 3pm-3:45pm 2pm-2:45pm What's New 2O Innovation in Design Guidelines, Survey 18 10am-10:45 Youth in Preservation m t5 from from & Planning Lessons Lessons 10am-10:45am G the Sun and Rust Belts Dealing with 2pm-2:45pm Preservation Through Why & How to Organize Development Preservation in Low an Old House Fair Income Communities 2pm-3:45pm Dl0am-10:45am Archaeology & CI -Gs yg 17 Legal Framework Landmarks Landmarks & 10am-3pm 33 Ft. 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COMMISSION Ejr ✓ May 11, 2012 Page Wilson Paul Page Dwellings 324 E 15th Street Little Rock, Arkansas 72hhh Dear Mr. Wilson, DEPARTMENT OF PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT 723 West Markham Street Little Rock, Arkansas 72201-1334 Phone: (501) 371-4790 Fax: (501) 399-3435 Your application for New Infill House, at 1418 Rock Street will be heard before the Historic District Commission on June 11, 2012. The hearing will be held in the Board Room at City Hall at 500 West Markham on the second floor. The meeting will begin at 5:00 p.m. Your amendment will be item One on the agenda. You or your agent must be present in order for the item to be heard. The application states that "A description of materials for all exterior surfaces to be used including but not limited to foundations, walls, windows, doors, roof and exterior surfaces and details including sizes, manufacturer, model number and color." The following information will need to be submitted to Staff by Friday May 18 to complete your submittals for the filing. If you are not including any of the items below, please respond with "not applicable". Foundation: Please list height at the front of the house. Steps to house: List materials and finishes and provide sketch of finished steps. IF handrails are required, Provide materials and finishes -and provide sketch of handrails. Walls: Your application states Hardie Board 8" lap siding. Please state orientation, and finish. Also, state size, material, finish, and model number of any trim boards around doors and windows. Siding and trim boards need to be shown on the drawings. Include floor to ceiling height on all floors and porches. Are you requesting 9' ceilings or 8'? Windows: Are these wood windows with vinyl cladding? Please state color of cladding. Doors: Specify brand, model number, finish, and size for all exterior doors. Lighting: Specify location, brand, model number, finish, and size for all exterior lighting either affixed to house or freestanding. Gutters: If gutters are being installed, show locations of gutters on elevations with size and materials of guttering and downspouts. Mechanical Systems: State location of any exterior air conditioning/heating system units. Satellite Dishes: State location and details on any satellite dish. If not using a dish, please state so. Roof: Provide pitch of all roofs and depth of all eaves. Fencing on site: Provide details and locations on fencing, size, material, and finish. If you wish to persue a 7' fence on the south side of the property, this will require a Board of Adjustment application. (Contact Monte Moore at 371-4790. •Applications are available on line.) 1 of 2 I LITTLE ROCK r ;' HISTORIC f'►�_ IM1 DISTRICT .��+�{�:: COMMISSION DATE: January 9, 2012 APPLICANT: Arlene Sullivan DEPARTMENT OF PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT 723 West Markham Street Little Rock, Arkansas 72201-1334 Phone: (501) 371-4790 Fax: (501) 399-3435 STAFF REPORT ITEM NO. Two. ADDRESS: 308 Daisy Bates COA REQUEST: Replacement of all siding and trim repair/replacement PROJECT BACKGROUND AND DESCRIPTION: The subject property is located at 308 Daisy Bates Drive. The property's legal description is "part of Lot 5 and Lot 6, Block 48, Original City of Little Rock, Pulaski County, Arkansas." This building was built in ca. 1890's. The 2006 survey form states: This asymmetrical two-story Colonial Revival house has a decorative, arched top window and detailing in the front facing gable." It is considered a "Contributing Structure" to the MacArthur Park Historic District. This application is for replacement of all siding and trim repair/replacement. Damaged trim around doors and windows will be replaced with same style and type trim. PREVIOUS ACTIONS ON THIS SITE: On June 26, 2008, a COC was issued to Arlene Sullivan for driveway modifications. On March 31, 2008 a COA was issued to Arlene Sullivan for siding, foundation modifications, replacing windows, filing in eastern window, fencing, gutters and new orch over northwest door and removal of porch and steps on southwest door. , front porch downspouts, p1 On March 10, 2008, a COC was issued to Arlene Sullivan for roof, soffit, fascia, walk, grounds, and fencing. On October 5, 2000, a COA was denied to Chris Pratt for installing vinyl windows. 5of10 Walks/Sidewalks/Drives: Provide information on city. sidewalk repair. or replacement. Provide information on any private sidewalks and vehicular drive/parking pads with size, materials, and finish. Landscaping: If included, provide details on any wall, planting bed border, or any other fixed inert building material used in permanent landscaping structures. Elevations: Submit dimensioned elevations for height and width of all elevations. Garage: This application does not include any garage. Please confirm. The above list was generated from pages 61-71 in the MacArthur Park Historic District Guidelines for Rehabilitation and New Construction August 2010. Failure to provide all information requested above in a complete manner before 5:00 pm Friday May 18th, will result in a Staff recommendation of Deferral on this application. Sincerely, Brian Minyard Planner II .. Existina south elevation east elevation I po'! y J . Existina west elevation 7!1 .at ,xisting north elevation PROPOSAL AND WRITTEN ANALYSIS OF THE APPLICATION BASED OFF OF INTENT AND GUIDELINES: This proposal is to remove all current exterior siding and replace with five -inch cedar boards with two-inch overlap resulting in a three-inch reveal. In addition, there may be framing boards that are rotten and will need to be replaced at the same time. Damaged trim around doors and windows will be replaced. All new wood will be primed and two coats of paint applied. The Secretary of Interior's Standard #6 is relevant to this application. It states: Deteriorated historic features shall be repaired rather than replaced. Where the severity of deterioration regtlires replacement of a distinctive feature, the new feature shall match the old in design, color, texture and other visual qualities and, 6of10 Walks/Sidewalks/Drives: Provide information on city sidewalk repair or replacement. Provide information on any private sidewalks and vehicular drive/parking pads with size, materials, and finish. Landscaping: If included, provide details on any wall, planting bed border, or any other fixed inert building material used in permanent landscaping structures. Elevations: Submit dimensioned elevations for height and width of all elevations. Garage: This application does not include any garage. Please confirm. The above list was generated from pages 61-71 in the MacArthur Park Historic District Guidelines for Rehabilitation and New Construction August 2010. Failure to provide all information requested above in a complete manner before 5:00 pm Friday May 18th, will result in a Staff recommeridation of Deferral on this application. Sincerely, /�' A�� Brian Minyard Planner II 2of2 What are Info Sessions & Case Studies? Hear about innovative programs, processes and best practices and learn how you can incorporate them into your local preservation projects. 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