![]() The Commission’s adopted standards and guidelines. Issues and concerns in order to bring the project into conformance with The Committee encourages the applicant toĬontinue to work with Historic Preservation staff to address the above ![]() Prominent and key location in the district and strongly supports the reuse The Committee acknowledges that this is a vacant building at a No position regarding the merits of any requested zoning change. Portion of the lot which is currently zoned M1-2. The proposed use of the building requires a zoning change for the The signs shall be designed with as fewĪttachments to the masonry as possible, and with attachments preferablyĨ. Shall be reviewed and approved by Historic Preservation staff prior to Material, color, attachment details, sizes, lighting and other information Parapet and the six proposed projecting banners mounted at the stone Proposed sign areas, the two locations along the stone sign bands at the Next to the doors and designed to appear like plaques. Should be relocated to the flat stone jambs above the door and below theīeaded stone molding, or could be relocated to the flat stone pilasters Window above the entry of the building, would obscure a significantįeature and shall be eliminated. ![]() The large “W” sign, proposed to be mounted in front of the upper-floor The exterior light fixtures proposed to be mounted above the columnīases are too visible and obtrusive, and would negatively affect theĪppearance and historic character of the building and should therefore beħ. The analysis and paint specification shall be submitted for review andĪpproval by Historic Preservation staff prior to order and application Ħ. ![]() Paint product type, color, and finish for the existing painted limestone. Qualified materials engineer/conservator to determine the appropriate A conditions analysis of the paint and stone shall be performed by a New mortar shall match the historic unpainted condition in color, profile,ĥ. Shall match the unpainted limestone in color, texture, and finish and any Preservation staff prior to order and installation. Patching, and mortar shall be reviewed and approved by Historic Masonry cleaning, repair, and replacement details shall be included in Installations shall be provided for Historic Preservation staff review andĪpproval as part of the permit application Ĥ. Windows, any proposed window signage, and merchandising Additional information about the build-out behind the Should be kept open and unobstructed to allow transparency and views The fixture plan shall be further studied. Existing and proposedĭimensioned window and door details, and their proposed finishes, shallģ. Incorporate a transom bar, consistent with the historic configuration Ground-floor windows are to be replaced, the new windows should As proposed, all new replacement glass shall be clear glass. Original character-defining features on primary (street) elevations of theīuilding, and the size of the openings shall not be changed Ģ. Fourteen ground-floor window openings, proposed to be enlarged, are The project subject to these conditions and Historic Preservation staffġ. Historical and architectural features of the landmark district and approve Staff Recommendation: Staff recommends that the Committee find that the project, with theįollowing conditions, will not have an adverse effect on the significant Openings, window replacement, and new retail tenant signs. Proposal: Proposed rehabilitation and conversion to a retail use of a 3-story limestone bankīuilding, including masonry repair and repainting, enlargement of ground-floor window The landmarks commission mentions that the owner of the building is now DRW Holdings (owned by Don Wilson of DRW Trading, who has purchased numerous high-profile sites in the Gold Coast) and the architect is Hartshorne Plunkard. Looks like the Noel State Bank conversion to retail may be moving forward.
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