1-A-21-DT Approve subject to conditions

APPROVE Certificate 1-A-21-DT, subject to one condition: 1) attach the projecting sign to the storefront through the mortar joints of the terra cotta tiles, or through existing holes, if they exist. Staff may approve an alternative if it is shown that connecting solely through the mortar joints is not possible; however, installation should be completed to damage the tiles as minimally as possible.

1-B-21-DT Approve as requested

APPROVE 1-B-21-DT as submitted.

1-A-21-IH Approved With Conditions

APPROVE Certificate 1-A-21-IH with the following conditions:

1) Final site plan to reflect route of access from walkway to house;
2) Revise porch design to use fewer porch supports and wider front porch stairs to better meet historic context, with approval by staff;
3) Scratch coat and painted foundation to carry around all sides of foundation;
4) Parking to meet city Engineering standards and be screened with landscaping or fencing to meet design guidelines;
5) Remove window shutters and show actual windows to be installed on final drawings;
6) Incorporate different siding detail in front porch gable;
7) Site plan to show one native or naturalized shade tree to be planted in front yard and one in the rear yard.

1-B-21-IH Approved With Conditions

APPROVE Certificate 1-B-21-IH with the following conditions:

1) Revised design with minor variations, incorporating additional complexity to the roof forms (see Section 7: Roof Shapes and Materials); changes in materials; or the addition of extensions and bays (see Section 4: Scale, Mass, and Foundation Height) to meet design guidelines and differentiate the three adjacent houses; with approval by staff;
2) Final site plan to reflect route of access from walkway to house;
3) Revise porch design to use fewer porch supports and wider front porch stairs to better meet historic context, with approval by staff;
4) Scratch coat and painted foundation to carry around all sides of foundation;
5) Parking to meet city Engineering standards and be screened with landscaping or fencing to meet design guidelines;
6) Remove window shutters and show actual windows to be installed on final drawings;
7) Incorporate different siding detail in front porch gable;
8) Site plan to show one native or naturalized shade tree to be planted in front yard and one in the rear yard;
9) Continuous foundation on porch.

1-C-21-IH Approved With Conditions

APPROVE Certificate 1-C-21-IH, with the following conditions:

1) Revised design with minor variations, incorporating additional complexity to the roof forms (see Section 7: Roof Shapes and Materials); changes in materials; or the addition of extensions and bays (see Section 4: Scale, Mass, and Foundation Height) to meet design guidelines and differentiate the three adjacent houses; with approval by staff;
2) Final site plan to reflect route of access from walkway to house;
3) Revise porch design to use fewer porch supports and wider front porch stairs to better meet historic context, with approval by staff;
4) Scratch coat and painted foundation to carry around all sides of foundation;
5) Parking to meet city Engineering standards and be screened with landscaping or fencing to meet design guidelines;
6) Remove window shutters and show actual windows to be installed on final drawings;
7) Incorporate different siding detail in front porch gable;
8) Site plan to show one native or naturalized shade tree to be planted in front yard and one in the rear yard;
9) Continuous foundation on porch.

1-D-21-IH Approved With Conditions

Staff recommends approval of Certificate 1-B-21-IH, with the following conditions:

1) Revised design with minor variations, incorporating additional complexity to the roof forms (see Section 7: Roof Shapes and Materials); changes in materials; or the addition of extensions and bays (see Section 4: Scale, Mass, and Foundation Height) to meet design guidelines and differentiate the three adjacent houses; with approval by staff;
2) Final site plan to reflect route of access from walkway to house;
3) Revise porch design to use fewer porch supports and wider front porch stairs to better meet historic context, with approval by staff;
4) Scratch coat and painted foundation to carry around all sides of foundation;
5) Parking to meet city Engineering standards and be screened with landscaping or fencing to meet design guidelines;
6) Remove window shutters and show actual windows to be installed on final drawings;
7) Incorporate different siding detail in front porch gable;
8) Site plan to show one native or naturalized shade tree to be planted in front yard and one in the rear yard;
9) Continuous foundation on porch.

1-A-21-IH Approved With Conditions

APPROVE Certificate 1-A-21-IH with the following conditions:

1) Final site plan to reflect route of access from walkway to house;
2) Revise porch design to use fewer porch supports and wider front porch stairs to better meet historic context, with approval by staff;
3) Scratch coat and painted foundation to carry around all sides of foundation;
4) Parking to meet city Engineering standards and be screened with landscaping or fencing to meet design guidelines;
5) Remove window shutters and show actual windows to be installed on final drawings;
6) Incorporate different siding detail in front porch gable;
7) Site plan to show one native or naturalized shade tree to be planted in front yard and one in the rear yard.

1-B-21-IH Approved With Conditions

APPROVE Certificate 1-B-21-IH with the following conditions:

1) Revised design with minor variations, incorporating additional complexity to the roof forms (see Section 7: Roof Shapes and Materials); changes in materials; or the addition of extensions and bays (see Section 4: Scale, Mass, and Foundation Height) to meet design guidelines and differentiate the three adjacent houses; with approval by staff;
2) Final site plan to reflect route of access from walkway to house;
3) Revise porch design to use fewer porch supports and wider front porch stairs to better meet historic context, with approval by staff;
4) Scratch coat and painted foundation to carry around all sides of foundation;
5) Parking to meet city Engineering standards and be screened with landscaping or fencing to meet design guidelines;
6) Remove window shutters and show actual windows to be installed on final drawings;
7) Incorporate different siding detail in front porch gable;
8) Site plan to show one native or naturalized shade tree to be planted in front yard and one in the rear yard;
9) Continuous foundation on porch.

1-C-21-IH Approved With Conditions

APPROVE Certificate 1-C-21-IH, with the following conditions:

1) Revised design with minor variations, incorporating additional complexity to the roof forms (see Section 7: Roof Shapes and Materials); changes in materials; or the addition of extensions and bays (see Section 4: Scale, Mass, and Foundation Height) to meet design guidelines and differentiate the three adjacent houses; with approval by staff;
2) Final site plan to reflect route of access from walkway to house;
3) Revise porch design to use fewer porch supports and wider front porch stairs to better meet historic context, with approval by staff;
4) Scratch coat and painted foundation to carry around all sides of foundation;
5) Parking to meet city Engineering standards and be screened with landscaping or fencing to meet design guidelines;
6) Remove window shutters and show actual windows to be installed on final drawings;
7) Incorporate different siding detail in front porch gable;
8) Site plan to show one native or naturalized shade tree to be planted in front yard and one in the rear yard;
9) Continuous foundation on porch.

1-D-21-IH Approved With Conditions

Staff recommends approval of Certificate 1-B-21-IH, with the following conditions:

1) Revised design with minor variations, incorporating additional complexity to the roof forms (see Section 7: Roof Shapes and Materials); changes in materials; or the addition of extensions and bays (see Section 4: Scale, Mass, and Foundation Height) to meet design guidelines and differentiate the three adjacent houses; with approval by staff;
2) Final site plan to reflect route of access from walkway to house;
3) Revise porch design to use fewer porch supports and wider front porch stairs to better meet historic context, with approval by staff;
4) Scratch coat and painted foundation to carry around all sides of foundation;
5) Parking to meet city Engineering standards and be screened with landscaping or fencing to meet design guidelines;
6) Remove window shutters and show actual windows to be installed on final drawings;
7) Incorporate different siding detail in front porch gable;
8) Site plan to show one native or naturalized shade tree to be planted in front yard and one in the rear yard;
9) Continuous foundation on porch.