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HomeMy WebLinkAboutHLC June 2021 Packet*AGENDA* HISTORIC LANDMARK COMMISSION .Tune 14, 2021 REGULAR MEETING HISTORIC LANDMARK COMMISSION Council Chambers, City Hall, 801 Main St. - 3:30 P. in. The meeting will also be broadcast on the City's YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/TJCnY6nNk8zfXZulMglzbwEDZ *AGENDA ROLL CALL APPROVAL OF MINUTES Approval of the minutes of the Regular Meeting held April 12, 2021. REGULAR MEETING 1) PZ2021-142: Request for a Certificate of Appropriateness for a new construction Applicant: Alberto Arellano Location: 70 Guffy Street 2) PZ2021-146: Request for a Certificate of Appropriateness for a new construction. Applicant: Jeremy Wilson Location: 2331 Angelina Street 3) PZ2021-154: Request for a Certificate of Appropriateness for a new construction. Applicant: Jeremy Wilson Location: 2214 Angelina Street 4) PZ2021-158: Request for a Certificate of Appropriateness to replace windows and to reduce the siding profile of the house. Applicant: Pawan Kumar Location: 1812 Hazel Street 5) PZ2021-165: Request for a Certificate of Appropriateness to remove dormers from a house Applicant: Eric Hellberg Location: 2429 Broadway Street 6) Historic District Code Enforcement Report OTHER BUSINESS ADJOURN 'To protect, enhance and perpetuate historic landmarks which represent or reflect distinctive and important elements of the City's and State's architectural, archaeological, cultural, social, economic, ethnic and political history and to develop appropriate settings for such places. " Persons with disabilities who plan to attend this meeting and who may need auxiliary aids or services are requested to contact Kaltrina Minick at 409-880-3777. *MINUTES* HISTORIC LANDMARK COMMISSION April 12, 2021 City Hall, 801 Main Street, Beaumont, Texas A Regular Meeting of the Historic Landmark Commission was held on April 12, 2021 and called to order at 3:34 p.m. with the following members present: Chairman Paula Blazek Commissioner Hester Bell Commissioner Marty Craig Commissioner Christina Crawford Commissioner Theresa Goodness Commissioner Lynda Kay Makin Commissioner Janelle Templeton Commission Members absent: Vice -Chairman Dohn LaBiche Commissioner Thomas Sigee Also present: Demi Laney, Senior Planner Elayna Luckey, Oaks Historic Code Enforcement Officer Delany Wood, Demolition Coordinator Lindsey Gilbreath, Permit Processing Coordinator Catherine Allen, Recording Secretary APPROVAL OF MINUTES Commissioner Goodness moved to approve the minutes of the Regular Meeting held on March 8, 2021. Commissioner Makin seconded the motion. The motion to approve carried 7:0. �:i xlips:_ -. ►� I � -- - -�► !I 1) PZ2021-1: Request for a Certificate of Demolition to demolish a house and garage apartment. Applicant: City of Beaumont Location: 2355 Pecos Street Ms. Laney presented the staff report. Boyd Meier, Building Official, requests a certificate of demolition for the house and garage apartment located at 2355 Pecos Street. According to the inspection report, this structure was originally tagged on November 18, 2019. The report states the plumbing and electrical will need to be replaced and brought into compliance with Building Codes. The exterior doors and windows must be replaced because the frames are broken and Historic Landmark Commission April 12, 2021 rotted. The outside of the home appears to be fiinctional; however the inside of the home requires extensive repairs. Additionally, there is evidence that transients are residing inside. The garage apartment in the rear of the property is leaning and rotted on the inside. This substandard structure may cause harm to residents due to its potential for collapsing. Based on the extensive repairs needed for these structures, the Building Codes staff is recommending a raze order. Verdict for the demolition of the house and garage apartment was tabled to April 12, 2021 Historic Landmark Commission Meeting. Slides of the subject property were shown. Notices were mailed to property owners within two hundred (200) feet of the subject property. Two (2) responses were received in opposition and none were received in favor. Ms. Laney surmnarized the responses in opposition, which stated that too many houses in the district have been torn down and requested to demolish only the garage apartment. These responses were received before the March meeting when this item was previously considered. New notices were sent out before the April meeting, but no additional responses had been received. Staff recommended approval of the request. Commissioner Goodness stated that when this item was before the Commission last month, it was mentioned that the property was in foreclosure. She asked if there had since been any contact with the bank or any fiuther update. Ms. Wood responded that it is in foreclosure and that the bank has not been able to take over the property. She added that the owner has not contacted the City, but that the City has become aware that the owner is attempting to sell the property through Craigslist and that there are back taxes owed. Officer Luckey added that there are also mowing and litter fees owed to the City and that the City has been mowing the lawn of the property for three (3) years. Chairman Blazek asked if the property had been empty for those three (3) years. Ms. Wood stated that it has been empty, but that transients and drug users have been occupying the property. She stated that when the property was inspected, that the upstairs toilet was full of needles and that the police were involved in trying to keep these people out of the property. She also stated that the bank had put up boards and padlocks to secure the house. Ms. Wood added that the City's primary concern is the demolition of the garage apartment, as it is not able to be secured because it is too rotten to board up. She is afraid it may collapse or catch fire while someone is inside. Chairman Blazek stated that other properties in the City, including one across the street from her, have been empty for many more years than this property and have not been torn down. She added that the property across the street from her has been empty for twenty (20) years and that they were told it did not meet the criteria of being more than fifty percent (50%) rotten to be torn down. She added that she does not see in the staff report that the subject property is more than fifty percent (50%) rotten and beyond rehabilitation. Ms. Wood stated that the subfloors are termite eaten and rotten, there have been multiple fires in the living room, the ductwork has been Historic Landmark Conunission April 12, 2021 ripped out and that the home probably has $75,000 to $125,000 worth of damage. Officer Luckey added that the stairs sink as they are being climbed. Commissioner Templeton asked how much was owed in back taxes on the property. After rechecking her files, Ms. Wood corrected her previous statement and stated that the back taxes have been caught tip by the bank. She added that she is unsure if the bank will proceed with foreclosure, that the property is still in the owner's name and that the bank has not contacted the City. Commissioner Crawford asked if the home is for sale, could the Commission postpone the demolition again. Commissioner Blazek stated that there have been other properties that they have worked with for longer, some even for years. She stated that she personally would support demolishing the garage apartment but not the house. Officer Luckey asked if the Commission had a timeline in mind for how long to postpone demolition of the house. A consensus was reached that the timeline should be six (6) months. Chairman Blazek added that if the neighbors complained that the timeline could be moved up, but that it seemed like the neighbors were in favor of saving the house. Commissioner Templeton moved to table the request to demolish the house for six (6) months and to approve demolition of the garage apartment, for the property at 2355 Pecos Street, as requested in file PZ2021-1. Commissioner Craig seconded the motion. The motion carried 7:0. 2) PZ2021-74: Request for a Certificate of Appropriateness to replace brick columns with wood columns and to reduce, replace, and add shutters to windows. Applicant: Malcolm Pryor Location: 2375 Mcfaddin Avenue Ms. Laney presented the staff report. Malcolm Pryor, property owner, is seeking permission to reduce the amount of windows on the front -left fagade of the house located at 2375 Mcfaddin Avenue. Replacement and enclosure of windows have been completed without the benefit of a Certificate of Appropriateness (CA) or a building permit. Originally, the house had three (3) windows on the first and second story of the home and now remaining are two (2) windows on the first and second story. He is also asking permission to install shutters on all exterior windows; no color for the shutters has been delineated by Mr. Pryor. Additionally, Mr. Pryor is requesting that the original brick columns for the carport located off the left -side of the home to be made of wood. This work was also completed without the benefit of a CA or building permits. Slides of the subject property were shown. Staff recommended denial of the request. Chairman Blazek asked if there had always been two (2) windows above the door and if the property was in the 1990 SPARE survey. Ms. Laney replied that there had always been two (2) windows above the door and that the property was not in the SPARE survey. 3 Historic Landmark Commission April 12, 2021 The applicant, Malcolm Pryor 5502 Willowpeak Court, Rosharon, TX, addressed the Commission. Chairman Blazek asked if he had purchased the home and if he understood that it was in the historic district. Mr. Pryor replied that he is a partner in owning the home and that he had not been aware of the restrictions of the district. He stated that his contractor had told him that a permit was not needed for the work done. Chairman Blazek explained the purpose of the Commission in keeping the historic nature of the district and how the windows serve to reflect the character of the home. She stated that the Commission does make concessions of some changes, such as not always requiring tile roofs, but that they are generally stricter about window changes. She asked the applicant if there are windows available to return the windows to their original size. The applicant replied that he was not sure but could check into it. Chairman Blazek also mentioned that the carport columns had been changed from brick to wood and that the Commission generally supports keeping the original details in such situations. Commissioner Templeton asked if all the windows had been replaced and the applicant confirmed this to be the case. Commissioner Craig asked how much of the carport could be seen from the street and Officer Luckey replied that not much could be seen due to shading from the overhand and tree. Commissioner Makin asked how long ago the windows had been changed and if the applicant still had any of the original windows. Mr. Pryor replied that it had been about six (6) months and that he did not have any of the originals. Chairman Blazek asked if he is still using the same contractor and he replied that he is not. Discussion followed about how a contractor may be able to remedy the problem. Officer Luckey pointed out the Mr. Pryor has been very cooperative since the problem was discovered. Commissioner Craig moved to deny the request for a Certificate of Appropriateness to replace brick columns with wood columns and to reduce, replace, and add shutters to windows, for the property at 2375 Mcfaddin Avenue, as requested in file PZ2021-74 and specified that the windows must be replaced to the original look of three (3) windows on the top floor and bottom floor and that the wood columns must be replaced with brick columns for the porte-cochere. Commissioner Goodness seconded the motion. The motion to deny the request carried 7:0. 3) PZ2021-76: Request for a Certificate of Demolition to demolish a structure. Applicant: Dalip Rathore Location: 1974 Liberty Avenue Ms. Laney presented the staff report. Dalip Rathore has requested a Certificate of Demolition to allow the demolition of a residential structure. This property is located at 1974 Liberty Avenue. Mr. Rathore expresses that this structure is beyond repair and a danger to the community. The City has not tagged this structure for property maintenance. However, our Demolition Department has reviewed the property and recommends this structure to be demolished. Future usage of the lot has not been delineated by the property owner. Slides of the subject property were shown. 4 Historic Landmark Commission April 12, 2021 Notices were mailed to property owners within two hundred (200) feet of the subject property. Two (2) responses were received in favor and none were received in opposition. One other response was received by fax, but only partially came through the fax machine so it could not be determined if it was in favor or opposition. Staff recommended approval of the request. Commissioner Craig moved to approve the request for a Certificate of Demolition to demolish a structure, for the property at 1974 Liberty Avenue, as requested in file PZ2021-76. Commissioner Makin seconded the motion. The motion to approve the request carried 7:0. 4) PZ2021-81: Request for a Certificate of Demolition to demolish a garage. Applicant: City of Beaumont Location: 2410 South Street Ms. Laney presented the staff report. Boyd Meier, Building Official, requests a Certificate of Demolition for the garage located at 2410 South Street. According to the inspection report, this structure was originally tagged on March 2, 2021. The report states that the garage has multiple rotten and deteriorated support beams. Two garage doors are broken and are stuck in place half way down, and there is overgrowth on most of the structure to the point that the garage is mostly hidden from the street right-of-way. Trash and debris exist all throughout the structure. Based on the extensive repairs needed to bring this structure into compliance, Building Codes staff is recommending a raze order of the garage only. The owner has signed a demolition consent form and it is filed with our Demolition Department. Slides of the property were shown. Notices were mailed to property owners within two hundred (200) feet of the subject property. One response was received in favor and none were received in opposition. Commissioner Bell asked if the house was currently for sale. Ms. Wood stated that the home is for sale and that the owner would like to demolish the garage as quickly as possible to help with the sale. Commissioner Goodness moved to approve the request for a Certificate of Demolition to demolish a garage, for the property at 2410 South Street, as requested in file PZ2021-81. Commissioner Bell seconded the motion. The motion to approve the request carried 7:0. 5) PZ2021-82: Request for a Certificate of Demolition to demolish a garage apartment. Applicant: City of Beaumont Location: 2449 Broadway Street Ms. Laney presented the staff report. Boyd Meier, Building Official, requests a Certificate of Demolition for the garage apartment and shed located at 2449 Broadway Street. According to the inspection report, this structure was originally tagged on February 13, 2021. The report Historic Landmark Commission April 12, 2021 states that the structure is unsafe and the support beams are beginning to lean. The roof has plastic covering parts of it and the rafters have rotted from exposure to the elements. Additionally, the windows are broken and the stairway is unsafe for anyone to walk up. The small shed located behind the garage apartment has already collapsed and Building Codes staff is requesting for the debris to be picked up as well. Based on the extensive repairs needed for these structures, the Building Codes staff is recommending a raze order. The owner has signed a demolition consent form and it is filed with the Demolition Department. Slides of the subject property were shown. Commissioner Craig moved to approve the request for a Certificate of Demolition to demolish a garage apartment, for the property at 2449 Broadway Street, as requested in file PZ2021-82. Commissioner Makin seconded the motion. The motion to approve the request carried 7:0. 6) PZ2021-87: Request for a Certificate of Demolition to demolish a house and shed. Applicant: City of Beaumont Location: 2555 Mcfaddin Avenue Ms. Laney presented the staff report. Boyd Meier, Building Official, requests a Certificate of Demolition for the house and shed located at 2555 Mcfaddin Avenue. According to the inspection report, this structure was originally tagged on February 26, 2021. The report states that the house is sinking caused by foundation issues. Half of the roof has been covered by a blue taip. The doors have been broken into and it is now covered by wood to deter anyone from going inside. All of the windows will need to be replaced and the frames have rotted. The electrical wiring will need to be brought up to the 2014 National Electric Code standard. Based on extensive repairs needed to repair this structure, Building Codes staff is recommending a raze order. The owner has signed a demolition consent form and it is filed with the Demolition Department. Slides of the subject property were shown. Notices were mailed to property owners within two hundred (200) feet of the subject property. No responses were received in favor or opposition. Commissioner Goodness asked if the property was in the 1990 SPARE survey and Ms. Laney replied that it was not. Commissioner Goodness moved to approve the request for a Certificate of Demolition to demolish a house and shed, for the property at 2555 Mcfaddin Avenue, as requested in file PZ2021-87. Commissioner Bell seconded the motion. The motion to approve the request carried 6:1 (Templeton). Brief discussion followed about the possibility of salvaging materials from this demolition. Ms. Wood stated that since the owner signed a demolition consent form that it may be a possibility. Historic Landmark Commission April 12, 2021 7) PZ2021-96: Request for a Certificate of Appropriateness to install solar panels on a roof. Applicant: Gage Mueller Location: 2394 Calder Avenue Ms. Laney presented the staff report. Gage Mueller, the applicant, requests permission to add solar panels to the front side of the home located at 2394 Calder Avenue. Mr. Mueller plans to attach the panels to the roof of the home. The placement of the panels will be visible facing toward the street right-of-way. With permission, there will be seventeen (17) panels installed on the roof toward the front side of the home. The contractor has provided a visual design concept for the exact placement of the solar panels on the roof. In the article attached, the National Trust for Historic Preservation appears to be in favor of solar panels, given they are not visible from the street. The owner of the property, Charles Thomas, currently has stop work orders posted for the existing accessory structure in the rear of the property. In 2018 Mr. Thomas received two (2) stop work orders (SWO). The first SWO was posted January 31, 2018 because he renovated the structure and installed a sewer line without the necessary permits pulled from neither the Planning Department nor the Building Codes Department. The second SWO was posted on September 21, 2018 because Mr. Thomas demolished one half of the structure and then rebuilt the structure with recycled materials from the demo; again without the benefit of necessary permits. Due to the use of the recycled materials a third party structural engineer must be hired to approve the structure's stability. Additionally, the demolition of the structure disrupts his existing legal nonconforming setbacks and will need to also be brought into compliance with Chapter 28 of our City's code of ordinances. This structure has remained red tagged since 2018 and no effort has been made to resolve this issue. Staff recommended denial of the request until the property has come into compliance. Slides were shown of the subject property. The property owner, Charles Thomas, 2394 Calder, addressed the Commission. He stated that there were inaccuracies in the staff report. He stated that the sewer line was put in in 2019 and that it did have a permit of which he has a copy. He added that he had hired a contractor to do the work on the house in the back and that the contractor incorrectly informed him that the permit for the work in the front was also good for the work in the back. He added that he has actually filed charges against the contractor for doing the work without a permit and for tearing down the structure without permission. He stated that he had been in contact with the Building Codes department, but had not heard back from them and had not thought about it again until it came up during the request for solar panels. Chairman Blazek asked Mr. Thomas if he would be interested in the City demolishing the back building for him and he responded that he is not eager to tear it down. Chairman Blazek stated that as a result of a previous request for solar panels in the district, the Conunission had an extensive discussion and conducted outside research to determine that solar panels could be 7 Historic Landmark Commission April 12, 2021 allowed if they are not visible from the street. She stated that she supports keeping that precedent. Mr. Thomas stated that the solar panel company had informed him that solar panels on the rear of his property would not work, but that he may be able to cut down the tree in the back to remedy this, if the Commission would allow it. Staff and the Commission stated that tree removal does not need to come back to the Commission for a decision. Commissioner Crawford stated that she had spoken with the same solar panel company and that it was her impression that cutting down the tree may not make a difference in solar panel location and that he may want to check before cutting down the tree. Officer Luckey pointed out that even in the rear of the home, solar panels would still be visible from the street. Commissioner Templeton asked if the rear building was on a slab and Mr. Thomas replied that it is and that the slab is broken. The Commissioners complimented Mr. Thomas on his unique and beautiful property. Discussion followed about the possibility of having a ground solar panel. Officer Luckey mentioned that there is a property in the district with a ground solar panel. Discussion followed concerning the back building of the property. Commissioner Templeton suggested getting a second opinion before demolishing it. Mr. Thomas asked if he could demolish it and rebuild it to restore the original look of the building. Ms. Laney pointed out that the building is over the setback lines and if it was to be demolished that it would no longer be grandfathered. She added that it would either need to be built within the setbacks or a variance could be requested. Mr. Thomas inquired about having a drive through bakery on the property. The Commission encouraged this idea. Ms. Laney suggested that Mr. Thomas have a predevelopment meeting with City staff if he decides to pursue the bakery. Commissioner Craig moved to deny the request for a Certificate of Appropriateness to install solar panels on a roof, for the property at 2394 Calder Avenue, as requested in file PZ2021-96. Commissioner Makin seconded the motion. The motion to deny the request carried 7:0. 8) Historic District Code Enforcement Report Officer Luckey presented the Historic District Code Enforcement Report, including information about current violations and inspections. She explained the City procedures for high grass. OTHER BUSINESS None. THERE BEING NO OTHER BUSINESS, THE MEETING WAS ADJOURNED AT 4:33 P.M. E. DATE: June 14, 2021 TO: Historic Landmark Commission FROM: Demi Laney, Senior Planner SUBJECT: A request for a Certificate of Appropriateness for a new construction. FILE: PZ2021-142 STAFF REPORT Alberto Arellano is seeking permission to build a new house on his vacant lot located at 70 Guffy Street. The proposed home will be 2200 sq. ft. in size, have three bedrooms and two bathrooms. The construction methods employed would dictate that the house is to be constructed with a slab on grade foundation. Mr. Arellano would like the outcome of the house to have a red brick fagade, red or brown architectural shingles, 3' x 6' windstorm -rated windows, and wood columns. The door will be a wood stained in color, with a decorative window, and two sidelights. Please see the elevation drawings located in your packet for a visual concept. Most of the previous houses constructed in the district were constructed with 24" finished floor elevation. This floor elevation has been used as a historic element to make the new construction blend in more with the existing structures in the Historic District. Planning staff recommends approval subject to the following conditions: 1. The finished floor elevation shall be 24". 2. Roof overhang minimum shall be 12". 3. Final submitted plans must indicate the roof pitch will not be less than a four and one-half (4-1/2) inch rise in any twelve (12) inch horizontal distance. 4. The windows shall be 6 over 1 in appearance. Exhibits are attached. BEAUMONT Planning & Community Development Case Type:Planning and Zoning Case Status: REVIEW Case Sub Type: Certificate of Appropriateness Tag Name: new construction home Case #: PZ2021-142 Initiated On: 4/30/2021 3:13:16PM Location: 70 GUFFY ST, BEAUMONT, 77701 Individuals listed on the record: Applicant Alberto Arellano 2205 angelina st beaumont, TX 77701 Reason for Request of a Certificate of new construction Appropriateness Paint N New Construction Y Demo N Fencing N Miscellaneous N Has request been made before? N If yes, date: Notes: Home Phone: Work Phone: Cell Phone: 409 9519631 E-Mail: aalberto409@icloud.com This is not a building permit, additional permits may be required for the proposed scope of work. Case Type: Planning and Zoning Page 1 of 1 Case #: PZ2021-142 Printed On: 6/2/2021 lONE M M won MUM ME MUM M I Mims momomm inn momomm ME mom SEMMES ww■ umm :00: now ww■ ww■ 00 1) W — - r - 1:$ 1111.1 i DATE: June 14, 2021 TO: Historic Landmark Commission FROM: Demi Laney, Senior Planner SUBJECT: A request for a Certificate of Appropriateness for a new construction. FILE: PZ2021-146 STAFF REPORT Jeremy Wilson is seeking permission to build a new house on his vacant lot located at 2331 Angelina Street. The proposed home will be approximately 1100 sq. ft. in size and will contain three bedrooms, one bathroom, dining room, kitchen and living room. The construction methods employed would dictate that the house is to be constructed with a slab on grade foundation, vertical LP smart panels siding, composition shingles, a 4x4 wood post on the fiont porch, and louvered shutters on the fiont windows. Windows will have a one over one appearance. The hipped roof will have a 4/12 pitch. The siding will be SW703 Anew Gray and the trim will be SW9168 Elephant Ear. The color of the shutters and exterior doors were not specified. Please see the elevation drawings located in your packet for a visual concept. Most of the previous houses constructed in the district were constructed with 24" finished floor elevation. This floor elevation has been used as a historic element to make the new construction blend in more with the existing structures in the Historic District. Planning staff recommends approval subject to the following conditions: 1. The finished floor elevation shall be 24". 2. Roof overhang minimum shall be 12". 3. Final submitted plans must indicate the roof pitch will not be less than a four and one-half (4-1/2) inch rise in any twelve (12) inch horizontal distance. 4. The windows shall be 6 over 1 in appearance. 5. The column on the front porch shall be a Craftsman style tapered column. Exhibits are attached. BEAUMONT Planning & Community Development Case Type:Planning and Zoning Case Status: REVIEW Case Sub Type: Certificate of Appropriateness Tag Name: New Homes Historical District Case #: PZ2021-146 Initiated On: 5/5/2021 3:08:32PM Location: 2331 ANGELINA ST, BEAUMONT, 77702 Individuals listed on the record: Applicant Jeremy Wilson Home Phone: 8174878568 755 N. 23rd St. Work Phone: Beaumont, TX 77706 Cell Phone: 8174878568 E-Mail: jwilson@censeohomes.com A ent Jeremy Wilson 755 N. 23rd St. Beaumont, TX 77706 Property Owner Jeremy Wilson 755 N. 23rd St. Beaumont, TX 77706 Home Phone: 8174878568 Work Phone: Cell Phone: 8174878568 E-Mail: jwilson@censeohomes.com Home Phone: 8174878568 Work Phone: Cell Phone: 8174878568 E-Mail: jwilson@censeohomes.com Reason for Request of a Certificate of To build a new house located within the Historical District. Appropriateness Paint N New Construction Y Demo N Fencing N Miscellaneous N Has request been made before? 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NVAC DUCT NOTE - THESE PLANS DO NOT SHOW WAG DUCT LOCATIONS, COORDINATE WITH HVAC LAYOUT. B. SHELF NOTE - ALL PANTRY. LINEN AND OPT. CLOSET $NEVES TO BE 3 4 12' AND 2 4 16 9. DOOR CASING 2 1/4' AHD BASE STANDARD 3 1/4'. 10. ALL BATHS - 4' CENTER -SET PLUMBING FIXTURE AT SINK STANDARD 11. WINDOWS (SILL HEIGHT) R312.2.1 2015 IRC IN DWELLING UNITS MERE THE OPENING OF AN OPERABLE WINDOW IS LOCATED MORE THAN 72 INCHES ABOVE THE FINISHED GRADE OR SURFACE BELOW. THE LOWEST PART OF THE CLEAR OPENING OF THE WINDOW SMALL BE A MINIMUM OF 24 ABOVE THE FINISHED FLOOR OF THE ROOM IN WHICH THE WINDOW IS LOCATED. GLAZING BETWEEN THE FLOOR AND 24 SMALL BE FIXED OR HAVE OPENINGS THROUGH WHICH A 4 DIAMETER SPHERE CANNOT PASS. 12 GLAZING (HAZARDOUS LOCATION) MOB.4 2015 IRC THE LOCATIONS SPECIFIED IN SECTIONS R308.4.1 THROM R308.4.7 SHALL BE CONSIDERED SPECIFIC HAZARDOUS LOCATIONS FOR THE PURPOSES OF GLAZING. 13.PANS SUBMITTED ON OR AFTER SEPTEMBER 1ST, 2016 MUST MEET THE MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS OF THE 2015 IECC. PROVIDE A SOFTWARE CALCULATION SNOWING THE NEW HOME MEETS OR EXCEEDS THE MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS OF THE 2015 IECC. NOTE: THE EFFICIENCY SEER RATING AND DUCT R-YALUE WILL NEED TO BE STATED ON THE RES-C1EOL 1. SMOKE DETECTORS R314.4 2015 IRC SMOKE DETECTORS SHALL BE HARD -WIRED AND INTER-C@NECTED WITH BATTERY BACKUP. 2 IRC CODE SECTION R317 SMOKE DETECTORS TO BE INSTALLED IN EACH SLEEPING ROOM 3. PROVIDE SNDKE DETECTORS OUTSIDE OF EACH SLEEPING AREA AND IN THE IMMEDIATE VICINITY OF THE BEDROOMS. 4. PROVIDE 12' MIN. CLEARANCE FOR LIGHT FIXTURE INSIDE M.I.C. OR UTILITY ROONS. '�Iai43S�r?tli9JiW31il [Wi�CI,'I 6. CARBON MONOXIDE ALARMS R315.1 2015 IRC FOR NEW CONSTRUCTION, AN APPROVED CAM MONOXIDE ALARM SHALL BE INSTALLED OUTSIDE OF EACH SEPARATE SLEEPING AREA IN THE IMMEDIATE VICINITY OF THE BEDROOMS IN DWELLING UNITS WHERE FUEL -FIRED APPLIANCES ARE INSTALLED AND IN DWELLING UNITS THAT HAVE ATTACHED GARAGES. N O d' O rmamw+wrc O5/13/21 N SITE PLAN iurveyor's Notes: 1) This survey was completed to reflect the title commitment issued by Fidelity National Title Insurance Company on ebruary 8, 2021, with GF No. 21-67411-32. All survey —related Schedule B items that affect the property are shown iereon. 2) All bearings are grid, based on the Texas Coordinate System of 1983 (NAD83), South Central Zone. 3) According to the City of Beaumont's interactive GiS map, this property is located in Zoning District R—S (Residential Tingle Family). Building Setbacks are shown based on the surveyor's interpretation of Beaumont's Code of Ordinances Ind should be confirmed with the City before construction takes place. '4) Elevations are based on the North American Vertical Datum of 1988 (NAV088), calculated using GEOiD18. 5) No bearings are shown on subdivision plot of The Oaks Addition (Vol. 1, Pg. 104, MRJCT), Lot 11 Bldg. Lot 10 Chain —Link Found Fence ' Rod In 2' Pipe Choin—Link Fence 0.4 Shed Flood Zone: X (unshaded) , 25' Building FIRM No. 4854570020C Cov'd• Setback Line Revised: 0310612002 F_ Lot 3, Block 16 0.161 Ac. g Spot Elev: 17.4' I Lot 2 o W A Texas811 Locate � N I 24 Request was placed o under ticket no. 2154181867 on Q o 0211012021. No Plan utilities were marked 5' Building I 1040A as of 0211212021. Setback Line Conc. n' Lot 9 Found 2' Pipe 20' Alley Vol. 1, Pg. 104 MRJCT r N g Overhead Utilities 3 0 0 of u�i o 0 x 6.1 Lot 4 5' Building Setback Line 6.0 Point For Corner from which a Found 5/8" Rod in a 2" Pipe bears S 03' 10'20" E 10.00' Im Point For Corner from which a Found 2" Pipe bears S 03'05'19" E 10.00' ]0.0' 10.0' 25' Building o Setback Line Found 1 Rod o °a N shes n2 o ? rounda o /B' Rod E.F in Conc. O � • oter Meter w w Conc. Drive 6'4745' E 49.92' (50.00) Conc. Walk Road Elev: 17.2 Angelina Tree Rood Elev: 16.9' KALE 1 " = 30' (60' Public Roadway) PREPARED EXCLUSIVELY FOR: Hacienda Services Inc. 1, Scott N. Brackin, Texas Registered Professional Land Surveyor No. 6650, do hereby certify that I have made a survey on the ground of the property shown hereon, and that the survey is true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief. Survey Dated: February 1$ 2021 Plat Dated: March 1, 2021 Site Pion Dated: April 13, 2021 The subject tract being located at: 2331 Angelina Street, Beaumont, Texas 77702 and being described as: Lot 3, Block 16, Oaks Addition to the City of Beaumont recorded in Volume: 1 Page: 104 of the Map Records of Jefferson County, Texas � - r-�-, cress � .OFrF s ,gyp., �G�S7fEj • :-�' Surveyors, LLC "scoTT N BRACKIN Commercial -Industrial -Residential '• 0 6650 �.9'•.90pESS�pc�P'QQ i1025 Old Voth Rood — Beaumont, Texas 77713 'elephone (409) 838-6322 Facsimile 638-6122 rww.access—surveyors.com § rpls5163®aol.com Scott N. Brackln Tie; 2021111 SRE P1ANRrm No. 10136400Techn1clon: BOS Registered Professional Land Surveyor No. 6650 EXTERIOR PAINT SELECTION " I " • Body- SW7030Anew Gray • Trim- SW9168 Elephant Ear DATE: June 14, 2021 TO: Historic Landmark Commission FROM: Demi Laney, Senior Planner SUBJECT: A request for a Certificate of Appropriateness for a new construction. FILE: PZ2021-154 STAFF REPORT Jeremy Wilson is seeking permission to build a new house on his vacant lot located at 2214 Angelina Street. The proposed home will be approximately 1100 sq. ft. in size and will contain three bedrooms, one bathroom, dining room, kitchen and living room. The construction methods employed would dictate that the house is to be constructed with a slab on grade foundation, vertical LP smart panels siding, composition shingles, a 4x4 wood post on the front porch, and louvered shutters on the front windows. Windows will have a one over one appearance. The hipped roof will have a 4/12 pitch. The siding will be SW7647 Crushed Ice and the trim will be SW7506 Loggia. The color of the shutters and exterior doors were not specified. Please see the elevation drawings located in your packet for a visual concept. Most of the previous houses constructed in the district were constructed with 24" finished floor elevation. This floor elevation has been used as a historic element to make the new construction blend in more with the existing structures in the Historic District. Planning staff recommends approval subject to the following conditions: 1. The finished floor elevation shall be 24". 2. Roof overhang minimum shall be 12". 3. Final submitted plans must indicate the roof pitch will not be less than a four and one-half (4-1/2) inch rise in any twelve (12) inch horizontal distance. 4. The windows shall be 6 over 1 in appearance. 5. The column on the front porch shall be a Craftsman style tapered column. Exhibits are attached. BEAUMONT Planning & Community Development Case Type:Planning and Zoning Case Status: REVIEW Case Sub Type: Certificate of Appropriateness Tag Name: new construction home Case #: PZ2021-154 Initiated On: 5/20/2021 8:51:49AM Location: 2214 ANGELINA ST, BEAUMONT, 77701 Individuals listed on the record: Applicant Jeremy Wilson 755 N. 23rd St. Beaumont, TX 77706 Agent Jeremy Wilson 755 N. 23rd St. Beaumont, TX 77706 Property Owner Jeremy Wilson 755 N. 23rd St. Beaumont, TX 77706 Reason for Request of a Certificate of Appropriateness Paint New Construction Demo Fencing Miscellaneous Has request been made before? If yes, date: Notes: Home Phone: 8174878568 Work Phone: Cell Phone: 8174878568 E-Mail: jwilson@censeohomes.com Home Phone: 8174878568 Work Phone: Cell Phone: 8174878568 E-Mail: jwilson@censeohomes.com Home Phone: 8174878568 Work Phone: Cell Phone: 8174878568 E-Mail: jwilson@censeohomes.com New 3 bedroom 1 bath home N Y N N N N This is not a building permit, additional permits may be required for the proposed scope of work. Case Type: Planning and Zoning Page 1 of 1 Case #: PZ2021-154 Printed On: 6/2/2021 PLAN 1040 3 BEDROOM- Right Hand Door Schedule WindowSchedule Quantity Size/Hand Location Quantity Size/Desc Front Door 1 3068 RH Entry 2 3050 SH Prairie Grids Side Door 1 2868 LH Side 4 3050 SH Interior 2 2068RH Bed 3Clo,Coat Closet Plumbing Schedule Interior 3 2068 LH Bth, Bed2 Go., Pantry 1 30"x6O" RH 4 Piece Tub Surround Interior 1 2668 DBLBC Laundry/WH Closet 1 2 Piece Round Commode Interior 2 2668 RH Bed3, Bed2 1 60/40 S Steel Kit. Sink - 2 Hole Interior 2 2668 LH Bedl, Bed 1 Closet 1 8" Single Lever Kitchen Faucet Interior 1 2040 LH HVAC 1 Tub/Shower Diverter Interior 1 1668 RH Linen 1 4" Dual Lever Vanity Faucet Hardware Schedule 1 1/3 HP Garbage Disposal Front Door 1 Passage with Dead Bolt 1 Oval Drop in China Vanity Sink Side Door 1 Passage with Dead Bolt 1 40 Gal Electric H2O Heater Interior 2 Privacy 2 Hose Bibs Interior 9 Passage Electricalu e c Interior 2 Dummy 1 SSO AMP Service Interior 6 Hinge Stops 4 220V Circuits Interior 9 Flex Stops 3 Flush Mounts - Bedrooms Interior 1 24" Towel Bars 7 LED Disc Lights Interior 1 Cabinet Mount Toilet Paper 1 Keyless (Attic) Exterior Varies Address it's - 6" Black 2 Coach lights Shelving Schedule 2 Exhaust Fans Linen 5 12" MDF Shelves 3 Smoke Detectors Pantry 5 2-12"/3-16"MDF Shelves 1 CO/Smoke Detectors Ed/Coat Closet 1 Rod and 12" MDF Shelf 1 3 Light Wall Fixture Cabinet/Vanity Schedule Mirror Schedule Kitchen 1 SB36 1 30" x 45" Kitchen 2 B12 F I ooring Scho u e Kitchen 2 827 Carpet Bedrooms Only Kitchen 1 W3630 Vinyl (EVP) All Other Areas Kitchen 1 W1230 Paint Schedule Kitchen 2 W2730 Interior Wall/Ceiling Flat -One Color Kitchen 1 W3615 Interior Trim -Gloss Latex Enamel Kitchen 1 W3012 Interior Med Stain Wooden Closet Rods Kitchen 1 3" DWEP Exterior Latex Flat -Two Tone (Bodv/Front Trim M Bath 1 VS84S Framing Header Schedule Location Size Front Door SPF 2" x 6•' x 41" Side Door SPF 2" x 6" x 37" Interior Doors Varies SPF 2"x 4" On The Flat All Windows 6 @ SPF 2" x 6" x 39" saCL Amax m.m0a 0 msr 3 u .• 0E3;8 s c m O43 m c=�mm O m O W L e m m a oao m CL = p CL Om L c E y c°m9E ins em ct3:ma ct o N 0 p d" m O U U rtcnaion atc 05/13/21 1 JAND SPECIFICATIONS REPORTED SQUARE E AND DIMENSIONS ARE BASED UPON CRIRAL DESIGN. IS APPROXIMATE AND RYBYACTUAL CONSTRUCTION. MATERIALS ANGE WRNOUT NOTICE MNOR CHANGES BSTITUTIONS MAY BE MADE WITHOUT ATION. ROUGH -IN Mb IClb I o�uo• uwlon q KITCHEN � IIRCH(:N �\ BATH Z� INTERIOR ELEVATIONS SQUARE FOOTAGE YNISAM ION FpIOIAgA I w FRNIMO ARu ...tm. aASARu I Tmo UTILITY LEGEND $ CLECTRICALCWOCN CEILPIO MOUNTED UOM FO E CLLC"PCAL OVIILT 6CFT GR NDFAULTIMERRtNTCROUiLR �WP WATCN PROOF OURLr 6220V —O XTMZCIRICAI.OVM= Q WALL MoU oU FLATLPE T DATACONNCCTION C U! TEIEYCION CONNECTION I® OOOROELLCI.m O OOCrt BCLL 0 VENT OEM. QKIILYJCAWMON MONO%IOCDCTCCTOR B EUICTRICAL PANCL ELECTRICAL PLAN ml d•N W c 0 w OD O N o O 'I d' m O r� U N Rrnabu arc 05/13/21 SNECTNp 2 wmc.i aono 1t7� C ELT. M. •� �r �' KT. M. YGirll. M PoA wmrx mxe W- EVEN I I -.11M. liml I IIIIIIII'Ill IIIIIIII,I FRONT ELEVATION B LEFT ELEVATION B RIGHT ELEVATION B —WIIKIL 9pxC —KR,ICK 9dNC REAR ELEVATION B ROOF PLAN ELEVATION B it ox n+*i dQ' o N 4 O O � U m ncwdoN onm OS/13l21 ar[cT w.: 5 1. ALL INSTALLATION TO BE IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE 2015 IRC CODE. 2015 NEC CODE. 20t5 IECC CODE AND ALL LOCAL CODES. 2. FIRST FLOOR WINDOW! H.H. SMALL BE 6'-B' AND SECOND FLOOR 7'-1'. 3. STUD SPACING - LOAD BEARING WALLS - 2a4 P 16' O.C. NON -LOAD - 2.4 W 24' D.C. 4. ALL INTERIOR DDORS SMALL BE 6'-8'. S. TUB, SPOUT SMALL BE LOCATED AT 23 VALVE AT 28 SHOWER HEAD AT or. B. WAG CLOSET NOTE - HVAC PLATFORM TO BE 24' A.F.F. WITH RETURN AIR BELOW. 7. MVAC DUCT NOTE - THESE PLANS GO NOT SNOW WAG DUCT LOCATIONS. COORDINATE WITH WAG LAYOUT. S. SHELF NOTE - ALL PANTRY, LINER AND OPT. CLOSET SHELVES TO BE 3 N 12' AND 2 W 16". M. DOOR CASINO 2 1/4" AND BASE STANDARD 3 1/4'. 10, ALL BATHS - 4' CENTER -SET PLUMBING FIXTURE AT SINK STANDARD. It. WINOONS (SILL HEIGHT) R3t2. 2.1 2015 IRC IN DWELLING UNITS WHERE THE OPENING OF AN OPERABLE WINDOW IS LOCATED MORE THAN 72 INCHES ABOVE THE FINISHED GRADE OR SURFACE BELOW, THE LOWEST PART OF THE CLEAR OPENING OF THE WINDOW SMALL BE A MINIMS OF 24 ABOYE THE FINISHED FLOOR OF THE R00M IN WHICH THE WINDOW IS LOCATED. GLAZING BETWEEN THE FLOOR AND 24 SMALL BE FIXED OR HAVE OPENINGS MDUCH WHICH A 4 DIAMETER SPHERE CANNOT PASS. 12. lR.AZING (HAZARDOUS LOCATION) R308.4 2015 IRC THE LOCATIONS SPECIFIED IN SECTIONS MOS. 4.1 THROUGH MS. 4.7 SHALL BE CONSIDERED SPECIFIC HAZARDOUS LOCATIONS FOR THE PURPOSES OF GLAZING, 13' FLANS SUBMITTED ON OR AFTER SEPTEMBER IST 2016 MUST MEET THE MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS OF THE 2015 IECC. PROVIDE A SOFTWARE CALCULATION SHOWING THE NEW HONE MEETS OR EXCEEDS THE MINIMUM REOUIREMENTS OF THE 2015 IEM NOTE: THE EFFICIENCY SEER RATING AND DUCT R-VALUE WILL NEED TO BE STATED ON THE RES-RIECL ELECTRICAL NOTES 1. SMOKE DETECTORS R314.4 2015 IRC SMOKE DETECTORS SHALL BE HARD -WIRED AND INTER -CONNECTED WITH BATTERY BACKUP. 2. IRC CODE SECTION R317 SINIKE DETECTORS TO BE INSTALLED IN EACH SLEEPING RDOIL 3. PROVIDE SMOKE DETECTORS OUTSIDE OF EACH SLEEPING AREA AND IN THE IMMEDIATE VICINITY OF THE BEDROOMS. 4. PROVIDE 12' MIN. CLEARANCE FOR LIGHT FIXTURE INSIDE W.I.C. OR UTILITY RODIAS, S. METER LOCATION PER UTILITY COMPANY. 6. CARBON MONOXIDE ALARMS R315.1 2015 IRC FOR NEW CORSIRUCTION. AN APPROVED CARBON MONOXIDE ALARM SHALL BE INSTALLED OUTSIDE OF EACH SEPARATE SLEEPING AREA IN THE IMMEDIATE VICINITY OF THE BEDROOMS IN OWELLING UNITS WHERE FUEL -FIRED APPLIANCES ARE INSTALLED AND IN DWELLING UNITS THAT HAVE ATTACHED GARAGES. _ Esa°► as 0.0 yb 9 C O Y9 3 49 rb W7 C -O b jo b - = O C = 9 b O a..►.z C C O w L L ja c oa b a m b p 3 b S O t S a 7 u1 00 q to N to m-cCC U 3iaCL N o O 11 d- m O ncwacN unn• osrisr�� N SITE PLAN i I I Lot 2 Lot 1 Lot 5 Lot 4 Lot 3 I N O 20' wide alley (East 75') N 87°02'53" E 74.56 W1 iron rod %" Iron Rod Fn set'Access' 251setback �l F Lot 10 & I� Half drainage �I West la direction x� of Lot 11 I� to Block 17 z W I� Parkdale Addition w (vacant lot)I 00 Volume 1, Page 122 W IrN, MR1CT a N o _ 4 �I 24' m I q Lot 12 I Y vlo Lot 8 Lot 9 o plan I W 1040E o I~ " o io w N � X I o I IElevation I I � _ 25 F I 10' setback %" Iron Rod Fnd. o- v ro o Lot 10 Lot 11 %" Iron %" Iron Pipe Fnd. & Cap N" Iron Pipe Fnd. bears N 14°42'30" W 0.17') K n (50,) (25') Rod Fnd. N 86°54'00" E 75.82' S 87°02'53" W 74.56' (East 75') .'Access' S 86°53'27" W 99.56' (West 75') (West 1001 Ostorm sewer X TBM Mag Nail Elevation =16.7' 2214 ANGELINA STREET (60' wide public road) SCALE: 1"= 30' Surveyor's Notes: (1) This survey was completed to reflect the title commitment issued by Fidelity National Title Insurance Company with an effective date of April 20, 2021, bearing GF No. 21-67971.32, (2) All bearings are grid, based on the Texas Coordinate System of 1983 (NAD 83), South Central Zone. (3) Subject Property located in Flood Zone: X, Community Panel No.4854570020C, FIRM Dated: August 6, 2002. (4) According to the Official District Map available on the City of Beaumont's web site, this property is located in Zoning District RM-H (Highest Density Multiple -Family Dwelling). Building Setbacks are shown based on the surveyor's interpretation of Beaumont's Code of Ordinances and should be confirmed with the City before construction takes place. (5) Elevations are based on the North American Vertical Datum of 1988 (NAV88), calculated using GEOIDI8. (6) A Texas811 Locate Request was placed under ticket no. 2161017706 on 4-20-2021. No utilities were marked as of 5-5-2021. (7) Schedule B, Item a, ordinance recorded in Clerk's File No. 2000005709 of the Official Public Records of Real Property of Jefferson County, Texas. DOES APPLY TO THE SUBJECT PROPERTY. (8) Schedule B, Item b, terms, conditions and stipulations set forth in instrument recorded under Clerk's File No. 2006023218 of the Real Property Records of Jefferson County, Texas. DOES APPLY TO THE SUBJECT PROPERTY. I, Scott Brackin, Texas Registered Professional Land Surveyor No. 6650, do hereby certify that I have made a survey on the ground of the property legally described hereon, that the survey is true and correct,to the best of my knowledge and belief Survey Dated: May 5, 2021. JN1 Firm No. 11,111, •oF Surveyors, LLC :.......................... SCOTT N BRACKIN Commercial - Industrial - Residential ""'"""""""""""' ' 6650 11025 Old Voth Road - Beaumont, Texas 77713 Telephone (409) 838-6322 facsimile 838-6122 tip'•••• ��l www.access-surveyors.com § rpls5163@aol.com SuRV Scott Brackin File N o . 2021291 § Bliss Sims 5 -13 - 2 0 2 1 (J Registered Professional Land Surveyor No. 6650 EXTERIOR PAINT SELECTION "2" ® Body — SW7647 Crushed Ice Trim — SW7506 Loggia DATE: June 14, 2021 TO: Historic Landmark Commission FROM: Demi Laney, Senior Planner SUBJECT: A request for a Certificate of Appropriateness to replace windows and to reduce the siding profile of a house. FILE: PZ2021-158 STAFF REPORT Pawan Kumar, property owner, is seeking permission to replace the two (2) fiont windows and reduce the profile of siding to the house located at 1812 Hazel Avenue. Replacement of the windows, including extensive interior work, has been completed without the benefit of a Certificate of Appropriateness (CA) or building permits. Originally, the windows varied in appearance and now Mr. Kumar is requesting to have the windows be consistent. Please see pictures of proposed windows located in your packet. The applicant would like to reduce the size of the pressboard siding from a larger width to lx8 ship lap siding. This work was stopped in time and has not yet been completed without permission. A stop work order (SWO) was posted on May 25, 2021 by the Building Codes inspector. The SWO remained in effect until Mr. Kumar came in and obtained the appropriate permits for the interior work. The exterior changes remain at a standstill until they receive permission fiom the HLC to then obtain necessary building permits; such permits will be determined by what is deemed appropriate for the Oaks Historic District. This home is categorized as a Vernacular Craftsman house. Examples for this style of home are located in A Field Guide to American Houses (McAlester et al., pgs. 457-458, 460). The request to reduce size of the siding seems appropriate for a home within this era. The request to have 6 over 6 pane windows does not seem appropriate because it is typical for a home within this era to have multi panes over one style window. Staff recommends approval of the lx8 ship lap siding and denial of the windows with the recommendation that the applicant brings to staff an example of a multi -pane over one pane window for approval. This house is in in the 1990 SPARE Beaumont Survey. SPARE states the house was built c. 1925. The property was listed as typical of middle class housing built to accommodate the growing population in Beaumont in the 1920's. Exhibits are attached. BEAUMONT Planning & Community Development Case Type:Planning and Zoning Case Status: REVIEW Case Sub Type: Certificate of Appropriateness Tag Name: fixing outside Case #: PZ2021-158 Initiated On: 5/25/2021 10:33:04AM Location: 1812 HAZEL ST, BEAUMONT, TX, 77705 Individuals listed on the record: Applicant Pawan Kumar 1590 Interstate 10 s Beaumont, TX 77707 Agent Pawan Kumar 1590 Interstate 10 s Beaumont, TX 77707 Property Owner Pawan Kumar 1590 Interstate 10 s Beaumont, TX 77707 Reason for Request of a Certificate of Appropriateness Paint New Construction Demo Fencing Miscellaneous Has request been made before? If yes, date: Notes: Home Phone: 3102270215 Work Phone: Cell Phone: 3102270215 E-Mail: pawanc2l@yahoo.com Home Phone: 3102270215 Work Phone: Cell Phone: 3102270215 E-Mail: pawanc21 @yahoo.com Home Phone: 3102270215 Work Phone: Cell Phone: 3102270215 E-Mail: pawanc21@yahoo.com replacing mismatched windows with all 6/6 windows, front 2 windows are going to the HLC, windows are to match same size. Repair and replace rotten siding and repaint. -- work was started with no permits, SWO posted. Y N N N Y N This is not a building permit, additional permits may be required for the proposed scope of work. Case Type: Planning and Zoning Page 1 of 1 Case #: PZ2021-158 Printed On: 5/28/2021 1812 Hazel st, Beaumont Tx Want to propose a exterior repair as need to save the house and preserve the historical value, Scope of work Needed Replace all the mismatch window to new 6 to 6 panel windows, as other old windows are mismatch, some have 2 panel, some as 2 to 1 panel, some have 6 to 1 panel window we suggest changing to all 6 to 6 panel windows to match all the house exterior, Add some new siding in front of the house, as house have some rotten wood and rotten tar in front of the house now propose to change it to siding 1*8 as most neighbor had 1*8 siding. (Only in the Front and replace some 1 * 8 siding in the back as it already there. Want to repaint the exterior of the house with America's Heritage Color Scheme. Main body Roycroft mist Gray SW 2844 Accent color Downing Stone SW 2821 Trim Extra White: Door: Tricon black SW 6258 � N"'."O NO� - "} a � i S j b, MIMIC OF -:i A Eclectic Houses: Craftsman SIDE -GABLED ROOF 1 ' I. Dallas, Texas; tgtS. Lorrimer House. The typical exposed rafter Y ends show clearly here. 2. Salisbury, North Carolina; 1913. Rock House. Entry porches such as this are less common than full -width porches. 3. Durham, North Carolina; igtos. The wide expanse of porch without. porch supports allows an unrestricted view from the front windows (see .pf�o'figures 4, 7, and 8). 4. Louisville, Kentucky; tgtos. Side -gabled Craftsman houses fre- quently have the attic area finished for bedrooms. Light comes from win- dows in the gable and from large centered dormers (see also Figures 2, 31 71 and 8). S. Dallas, Texas; tg:o. Clem House. Note the half-timbering in the gables and the use of paired, tapering porch supports atop the wide pedes- tals. 6. Dallas, Texas; 1917. Wheaton House. Large round columns, such as this, are seen in Craftsman pattern books, but are uncommon in actual ex- amples. 7. Lexington, Kentucky; tyros. 8. Kansas City, Missouri; tgtos. The balcony gives this example a Swiss Chalet feel. 460 Craftsr:a�� 9 4 I)i Eclectic Houses: Craftsman CROSS -GABLED ROOF 1. Abbeville, South Carolina; 1920s. Modest examples with Craftsman detailing, such as this, were common in outlying areas into the early 1930s. 2. San Jose, California; 19tos. The two picture windows in this house are obvious later alterations. 3. Kansas City, Missouri; t9tos. Note the triple front -facing gables. 4. Ardmore, Oklahoma; tgtos. Note the similarity between this and Figure 7. Examples with the single room on the second story were called airplane bungalows, presumably because they afforded a panoramic view. 5. Louisville, Kentucky; t9tos. Brick Craftsman houses were less com- mon than wood; most occur in the larger cities of the Northeast and the Midwest. Fire codes in some cities, Denver and Chicago for example, pro- hibited wooden exteriors. 6. Wichita, Kansas; tgtos. Note the tapered porch supports that rise from ground level and are made of rough -faced stone. 7. Santa Barbara, California; ca. igto. 8. Pasadena, California; tgo8. Gamble House; Greene and Greene, ar- chitects. A garden view of one of the great landmarks of the style. Note the numerous low-pitched gables, open porches, and exposed wooden struc- tural elements. (In this case they are structural, not just added decoration as in most Craftsman houses.) II 458 Craftsman I 4 7 ):IIONT-GABLED ROOF 2 1, Holmes County, Florida; taros. Here a Craftsman porch is attached to a simple folk form. 2, Canton, Mississippi; taros. The porch roof is a separate gabled ele- ment in this very common version of the subtype. 1, Lexington, Kentucky; tgtos. Note the doubled porch supports set on s closed porch railing. There is a section of hipped roof in the front with a gtble above. 4. Kansas City, Missouri; rgtos. This stucco example has three front being gables, all with half-timbered detailing. f, Jackson, Mississippi; rgtos. This photograph emphasizes the trian- gular knee braces commonly used in the gable ends of Craftsman houses. The slightly tapered porch -roof supports,extending from ground level, are of irregular brick masonry. Note how the main roof extends over the porch. 6. Kansas City, Missouri; rgtos. A large two-story example of stone and stucco. The gable encompassing the entire second story is unusual. 7. Emporia, Kansas; rgros. This is a more typical two-story form than Figure 6. Note the matching roof -support columns and gables over the entry and pone cochere. g, Pasadena, California; t906. Bentz House; Greene and Greene, archi- tects. An early construction photograph of a relatively small-scale design by the masters of the style. 8 -- -ToJ — Craftsman 457 BEAUMONT, TEXAS HISTORIC SITES INVENTORY FORM - BEAUMONT HISTORICAL LANDMARK COMMISSION JEF 1. County JEFFERSON 5. USGS Quad No. 3094-111 Site No. 676 City/Rural BEAUMONT BMT 6. Date: Factual Est. c. 1925 2. Name Address 1812 Hazel 7. Architect/Builder Contractor 3. Owner Nilson, Lee R. 8. Style/Type Vernacular Craftsman Address 1812 Hazel Beaumont, 77701-1668 9. Original Use _ DOMESTIC/Single Dwelling 4. Block/Lot McFaddin 2 Lot 3 Block 31 SE 1-3 Present Use DOMESTIC/Single Dwelling 10. Description: One story frame structure. Clipped gable and wing roof covered with asphalt shingles. Overhanging eaves, exposed rafters, and elbow brackets. Pressboard siding. Two windows boarded over. Recessed portico supported by two vernacular twisted brick columns. Wood porch and steps. Brick bannister in front of porch. 11. Present Condition Fair. The modern changes to this structure sacrifice its architecture integrity. 12. Significance: The house is typical of middle class housing built to accommodate the growing population in Beaumont in the 1920's. 13. Relationship to Site: Original Moved 14. Bibliography Date (Describe Original Site) 15. Informant 16. Recorder S. Skarbowski Date 06-04-90 PHOTO DATA Black and White 35 mm negative YEAR DRWR ROLL FRW ROIL FRNE 90 05 1 36 to VIEW: RECORDED BY: S. Skarbowski DATE: DATE: June 14, 2021 TO: Historic Landmark Commission FROM: Demi Laney, Senior Planner SUBJECT: A request for a Certificate of Appropriateness to remove dormers from a house FILE: PZ2021-165 STAFF REPORT Eric Hellberg requests permission to remove a dormer from the house located at 2429 Broadway Street. The applicant began work without the benefit of a Certificate of Appropriateness or building permits. A stop work order (SWO) was posted on May 27, 2021 by our Building Codes inspector. Please see pictures of the exterior work that has been completed to date located in your packets. Mr. Hellberg has explained that the dormer, as it exists, is not tied properly into a supportive beam and that it essentially is floating. He also stated that he will need to remove the fiont fascia to then reconstruct the front wall in order to properly secure the dormer to the roof/front porch. If allowed to remove the dormer, he will tie into the existing roof line and use architectural shingles to match the existing shingles. This home is categorized as a Craftsman style house. Dormers appear to be a prominent architectural feature for a Craftsman style home (McAlester et al., pg. 461). Therefore, the removal of the dormer would hinder the historic preservation of this stiucture. Staff recommends denial of this request. The house is not listed in the SPARE survey. Exhibits are attached. BEAUMONT Planning & Community Development Case Type:Planning and Zoning Case Status: REVIEW Case Sub Type: Certificate of Appropriateness Tag Name: Remove dormer to tie flat roof to main Case #: PZ2021-165 roof slope Location: 2429 BROADWAY ST, BEAUMONT, 77702 Initiated On: 5/27/2021 11:45:19AM Individuals listed on the record: Applicant Eric Hellberg 1779 Moore Road Beaumont, TX 77713 Agent Eric Hellberg 1779 Moore Road Beaumont, TX 77713 Home Phone: 409-833-9717 Work Phone: Cell Phone: 915-525-0927 E-Mail: get—recovery@msn.com Home Phone: 409-833-9717 Work Phone: Cell Phone: 915-525-0927 E-Mail: get—recovery@msn.com Reason for Request of a Certificate of removing gable that was added on and floating; in order to tie in Appropriateness existing roof lines Paint N New Construction N Demo Y Fencing N Miscellaneous N Has request been made before? N If yes, date: Notes: This is not a building permit, additional permits may be required for the proposed scope of work. 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