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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCA3190DATE: June 8, 2020 TO: Historic Landmark Commission FROM: Demi Laney, Planner I SUBJECT: A request for a Certificate of Appropriateness to replace front door, remove dormers and replace roof with shingles. FILE: CA -3190 STAFF REPORT Gerardo Loza requests permission to replace the front door, remove dormers and replace the roof with shingles to his home located at 2255 North Street. Mr. Loza plans to paint the front door SW6942 Splashy. The proposed front door has an oval-shaped, patterned glass pane window in the door. He has provided a picture of the door he proposes to install, pending your approval. Additionally, Mr. Loza seeks permission to remove the two dormers located on the front of the roof visible from the street right of way. That area will be replaced with a roof matching the pitch of the existing roof line and covered with architectural shingles. The architectural shingles will be black in color to match existing. Please see the elevation drawing located in your packets as a frame of reference for the appearance of the final outcome. This home is categorized as a Neocolonial style house. Mr. Loza's proposed door, which includes a large oval-shaped glass pane, seems inappropriate for a Neocolonial style house (McAlester et al., pg. 489). Dormers appear to be a prominent architectural feature for a Neocolonial style home (McAlester et al., pg. 489). Therefore the removal of those dormers would hinder the historic preservation of this structure. Staff recommends denial of the request. The house is not listed in the SPARE survey. Exhibits are attached. McAlester, Virginia & Lee. A Field Guide to American Houses. Alfred A. Knopf, Inc., 1984. Print. APPLICATION FORA CERTIFICATE OF APPROPRIATENESS BEAUMONT, TEXAS (Chapter 30, City Codes) (409) 880-3764 OFFICE USE ONLY: Fax: (409) 880-3133 FILE# 31G 0 DATE RECEIVED: PROPERTYADRES, ;: �J \J NOVLA/)�v OWNERS NAME: �� V-YCkV (Ali I O UJB ADDRESS OF OWNER APPLICANT NAME (IF NOT OWNER): APPLICANTS PHONE NUMBERgI A I LICA '-2A3 `6Lo Jy } Lm Icy LCuL Ci l 1 O REASON FOR REQUEST OF A CERTIFICATE OF APPROPRIATENESS: Z Rt' V" ('� C ����d U ranrll �MG.IC� � SII tS� -I� ((J 5lx\a rrJLAD &'e-) Aer.� SC TYPE OF REQUEST: PAINT ✓ NEW CONSTRUCTION DEMO FENCING MISCELLANEOUS ✓ HAS REQUEST BEEN MADE BEFORE: IF YES, DATE: APPLICANT SIGNATURE DATE: I a �� OFFICE USE ONLY: APPROVED: YES NO PLANNING/ ZONING OFFICIAL HISTORIC LANDMARK COMMISION COMMENTS: DATE DATE 1 4w 'ii All Paint Colors Paint Color Matches By Brand Sherwin Williams Paint Colors Match of Sherwin Williams'" SW6942 Splashy EXPLORE RELATED COLORS ir's- 404 fo 1; oww f ................. ir's- 404 fo 1; oww f NEOCOLONIAL (ca. 19so-present) This style grades into the preceding Colonial Revival style but differs in showing less concern for precisely copying Colonial prototypes. For ex- ample, widely overhanging eaves and metal windows, both absent on more correct Colonial Revival houses, are commonly used. Likewise, little at- tempt is made to closely mimic original Georgian or Adam detailing" In- stead, very free interpretations of colonial door surrounds, colonnaded entry porches, and dentiled cornices are used. House forms, too, are sel- dom precisely colonial. Roof pitches may be either lower or steeper than was typical in original examples. Facades, although usually symmetrical, also lack the regularly spaced patterns of window placement seen in Geor- gian and Adam houses. The style has been continuously popular but never dominant. It was overshadowed by the Ranch and other modern styles through the 19Sos and '6os and by other Neoeclectic styles during the 'yos and early 'Sos. - -� _`n,-- i 1 s 91 3 Neoeclectic 489