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Home My WebLink AboutHLC November 2024 Packet*AGENDA* HISTORIC LANDMARK COMMISSION November 18, 2024 REGULAR MEETING HISTORIC LANDMARK COMMISSION Council Chambers, City Hall, 801 Main St. - 3:30 p. m. *A G E N D A * im.'relflorIVAIN APPROVAL OF MINUTES Approval of the minutes of the Regular Meeting held October 14, 2024. REGULAR MEETING 1) PZ2024-293:, A request for a Certificate of Appropriateness to add two (2) accessory buildings for classrooms. Applicant: Misty McCord Location: 2390 Cartwright Avenue 2) PZ2024-298:A request for a Certificate of Appropriateness to support the relocation of two (2) State Historical Markers. Applicant: Jennifer Trenbeath, Jefferson County Historical Commission Location: 700 Crockett Street 3) PZ2024-327- A request for a Certificate of Appropriateness to paint a front door. Applicant: Andrea Karlin Location: 2449 Harrison Avenue 4) Historic District Code Enforcement Report OTHER BUSINESS Ar)1r)1 1PNI ""To protect, enhance and perpetuate historic landmarks which represent or reflect distinctive and important elements of the City - and State"s architectural, archaeological, cultural, social, econ orn ic, ethnic an d political h is tory an d to de velop approprio te 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. "MI N U T E S HISTORIC LANDMARJ, COMMISSION Octobej- 14, 2024 Council Chanibei-s, Cit Hall, 801 Main Sti-eet, Beaumont, Texas A Regular Meeting of the Historic Landmark Commission was held on October 14, 2024 and called to order at 3:32 p.m. with the following members present: Chairman Dohn LaBiche Commissioner Hester Bell Commissioner Jobn Berube Commissioner Marty Craig*arrived at 3:40 Commissioner Christina Crawford Commissioner Theresa Goodness Commisioner Lynda Kay Makin Commissioner Marva Provo Commissioner Janelle Templeton Commissioner Kirk Thomas Commission Members absent: Commissioner Ronald Kelley Commissioner Thomas igee Also present: Elayna. Luckey, Plaimer I Susan Smith, Recording Secretary Chairman Laffiche and Mrs. Luckey briefed the Commissioners on the voting and abstention process. APPROVAI, OF MINUTES Commissioner Goodness moved to approve the minutes of the Regular Meeting held on August 12, 2024. Commissioner Makin seconded the motion. The motion to approve carried 9:0. Commissioner Craig not yet present. la�,GULAR MEETING The applicants of Agenda Item No. 1, PZ2024-265, and No. 2, PZ2024-266, were not present. In order for the Commission to have a complete understanding of all the details of each request, the applicant should make every effort to be in attendance at the meeting. To allow time for the applicants to arrive, Chairman La fiche amiounced that the presentation of Agenda Item No. 1 Historic Landmai-k Commission October 14, 2024 (PZ2024-265) and No. 2 (P,Z32024-266) will be delayed until the end of the meeting. Therefore, the Commission moved forward with the presentation of Agenda Item No. 3, PZ2024-296. 3) PZ2024-296-0 A request for a Certificate of Appropriateness to support a designation for a State Historical Marker. Applicant: Jennifer "frenbeath Location: 801 Pearl Street Ms. Luckey presented the staff report. The Jefferson County Historical Commission is seeking support for an Undertold Marker application through the Texas Historical Commission. The Undertold Marker program was established to address historical gaps, promote diversity of topics, and proactively document significant underrepresented subjects or untold series. The application is to highlight the 1943 Beaumont Race Riots. Between 1940 and 1943, Beaumont became a destination for workers in the defense industry with the population growing from 59,000 to 80,000, with African Americans maintaining a proportion of roughly one third of the population in Beaumont. In 1943, racial tensions were worsened by the pressure of World War 11 and increased population related to Beaumont's shipbuilding industry. On Julie 15"'., the tension reached a head when a white woman accused an African American man of assault. For five days that followed, mobs raged in the streets of downtown Beaumont, converging on the Police Department and Sall, demanding to search all prisoners for the attacker. Three people lost their lives, thousands were injured and the African American sections of Gladys and Forsythe Streets were ravaged, with over a dozen fires being fought by the Fire Department. Ultimately the Texas Rangers and National Guard were brought in to establish martial law. The highway was closed to prevent others from outside the city entering to join the violence, curfews were set and gatherings of large crowds prohibited and some even were not permitted to work until the violence ceased. In great irony, our nation was engaged in war battling genocide due to racism and supremacy, the very issue that cost over 200,000 labor hours of wartime shipbuilding during the week of the Beaumont Race Riots. Slides of the subject property were shown. Plaiuiing staff recommended approval of the request. The applicant was present. Jennifer Trenbeath, 1149 Pearl Street, Third Floor, Beaumont, Texas addressed the Commission. Ms. Trenbeath provided the history of the Beaumont Race Riots and the process for obtaining the requested historical markcr. Gordon Williams,, 18 10 N. Travis, Cleveland Texas addressed the Commission. Mr. Williams discussed the research he conducted which resulted in the creation of a fictional film relating to the Beaumont Race Riots. Commissioners expressed support of the Untold Marker and the need to bring awareness to the community of the historical event. N Historic Laiidinark Commission October 14, 2024 Commissioner Makin moved to approve the request for a Certificate of Appropriateness to allow support a designation for a State Historical Marker, as requested in PZ2024-296. Commissioner Bell seconded the motion. Commissioner Goodness stated that she will abstain from voting as she is the Chair of the Jefferson C'ounty Historical Commission, which is the Commission requesting the marker. A roll call vote was taken. Chairman LaBiche-Aye; Conu-nissioner Bell -Aye; Commissioner Bcrube-Aye; Con-imissioner Craig -Aye; Commissioner Crawford - Aye-, Commissioner Goodncss- Abstained; Commissioner Makin -Aye; Commissioner Provo -Aye; Commissioncr Templetoti- Aye; Commissioner Thomas -Aye. The motion to approve the request cc-irried 9:0:1 (Goodness). 1) PZ2024-265: A request for a Certificate of Appropriateness to construct a second driveway. Applicant: KW Rentals Location: 2137 Liberty AvenUe Ms. Luckey presented the staff report. KW Rentals, is requesting a Certificate of Appropriateness to construct a second driveway located at 2137 Liberty Avenue. The proposed drive will be to accommodate the second dwelling unit to allow separation of the parking for the tenants. The drive will be constrUcted to the side of the structure, and will not allow for parking in front of the structure. The home is listed in the 1989 SPARE Beaumont Survey as built circa 1910 and classified as a neoclassical with Queen Arme influences. The recorder noted that "The house is sli-licturally sound rind ii)ell inaintainecl, although unsj�ny)ctthe tic alter(itions cleIrcictfi-oln the circhitect-ural cletails. " The significance of this home is listed as "The house is a typical exconl-Ve ofin cIdl - ss hoines bhilt in BecrunionI in the ear1j, clecades of the centwY. Slides of the s ubi ect prop erty were shown. Planning staff recommended approval of the request with the following condition: 1. All applicable permits and inspections are obtained through the Building Codes Department. Brief discussion followed concerning parking on the front lawn, the tree located 'in the right-of- way, and location of the proposed driveway. The applicant was not present. Commissioner Goodness moved to approve the request for a Certificate of Appropriateness to construct a second driveway, as requested in PZ2024-265, with the following condition: -3 I . iistone Landmark Corniiiission Octobei� 14, 2024 1. All applicable permits and inspections are obtained through the Building Codes Department. Comniissioner Makin seconded the motion. A roll call vote was taken. Chaim-ian LaBiche-Aye; Commissioncr Bell -Aye; Commissioner Berube-Nay; Commissioner Craig -Aye; Commissioner Crawford -Nay; Commissioner Goodness - Aye; Commissioner Makin -Aye; Commissioner Provo -Aye; Comi-nissioner Templeton -Aye; Commissioner Thomas -Nay. The motion to approve the rcquest carried 73. 2) PZ2024-266: A request for a Certificate of Appropriateness to install an 8' fence. Applicant: Charlie Jones Location: 2390 Broadway Street Ms. Luckey presented the staff report. Charlie Jones, on behalf of Judith Rich, is requesting a Certificate of Appropriateness to install an 8' fence on the property located at 2390 Broadway Street to prevent pedestrian foot traffic from crossing her property. "I"he fence will be eight (8) feet in height and wood along the interior side yard and once it reaches the front of the home it will continue forward to the front property line with wrought iron. Section 29.03.018 (g)(3)(C)(i) Historic -Cultural Landmark Preservation Overlay District states "'A fine in an interior side j)ard inust be located nofirtherforivard on the lot than therunt of tile inain building. " Additionally, Section 28.03.018 (g)(3)(B) states " Within a fr*ont jwrd, no solid ftnce ot* ivall shall be erected to exceed a height offour (4) feet... In no ch-cuinstance shall a solid ivall or, fence to at in a f •ont ))ard exceed a i)iaxiin wn of six (6),feet. A fence or iiiall that 1S al least e ightj� (80) pei ven t olmn i) i ctrecte d to a inaxiin ton he ight offx, (6) fieet. ;_F The home is not listed in the SPAIW Beaumont Survey. Slides of the subject property were shown. Plaiming staff recommended approval of the request with the following conditions: 1. Installation of the fence shall not create a sight obstruction. 2. All parts of the fence must be installcd on private property. Brief discussion followed concerning location aiid height of the proposed fence. The applicant was not present. Coma-iissioner Craig moved to approve the rcquest for a Certificate of Appropriateness to install an 8' fence, as requested in PZ2024-266, with the following conditions: 1. Installation of the fence shall not ercate a sight. obstruction. 4 Historic Laiidmark Coinaiission October 14, 2024 2. All parts of the fence must be installed on private property. Commissioncr Templeton seconded the motion. A roll call vote was taken. Chairman LaBlche-Aye; Commissioiier Bell -Aye; Commissioner Berube-Nay; Commissioner Craig -Aye; Commissioner Crawford -Aye; Commissioner Goodiiess- Aye; Commissioner Makin -Aye; Commissioner Provo -Aye; Commissioner Templeton -Aye; Commissioner Thomas -Aye. The motion to approve the request carried 9: 1. HISTORIC ISTIUCT CODE ENFORCEMENT REPORT Mrs. Luckey presented the Historic District Code Enforcement Report for the n-ionfli of September, fticluding information about current violations and inspections. OTHER BUSINESS Nonc. THERE BEING Noy FURTHER BUSINESS., THE MEETING WAS ADJOURNED AT 4:21 PIMI 5 DATE: November IS., 2024 TO: Historic Landmark Commission FROM. BaynaLuckey, Planner i SUBJECT: Request for aCertificate ofAppropriateness ioadd two /2\accessory buildings for classrooms. FILE: PZ2024'293 STAFF REPORT Misty McCord,, on behalf of Trinity Charter School is requesting a Certificate of Appropriateness to add two (2) modular buildings for classrooms behind the main structure at 2390Cartvvr|ch1 Avenue. The classrooms will serve as support to the students of the currently housed programs atZ39OCartwright, the previous location ofthe Sprott Family Hospital. The proposed buildings will be24':64'and will bepainted gray with maroon trim. The buildings will be secured to the property however not affixed to the previous Sprott Hospital building. No exterior alterations or changes will be made to the existing structure and if at such time the tenant relocates the buildings can be moved without adversely affecting the building. The Sprott Hospital was founded in 1944 to meet the healthcare nee& of Beaumont's black citizens. The Sprott Hospital continued in general use until the late 1950s and served as a great need prior tothe integration ofthe medical staff ofBeaunnont'smajor hospita|s.TheSprott Hospital was granted the HC'L (Historic Cultunal-bandmark) Designation on Kxay/i 1989. The Sprott Hospital is currently being used as a residential care facility for youth. Planning staff recommends approval of the request with the following condition - 1. All applicable permits and inspections are obtained through the Building Codes Department. Exhibits are attached. B EAV 1V14 N T Planning &Community Development Case Type:Planning and Zoning Case Status: REVIEW Case Sub Type: Certificate of Appropriateness Tag Name: Adddiflon of two modular buildings to be Case 4: PZ2024-293 used as classroom space Location: 2390 CARTW R I G HT AVE, B EAU M 0 N T, TX Initiated On: 9/18/2024 10.36:00AM Individuals listed on the record: Applicant Misty McCord Home Phone, 9039411529 8305 Cross Park Drive Work Phone; Tyler, TX 78754 Cell Phone: 9039411529 E-Mail- misty. mccord@ti-initycharterschools.org Agent Misty McCord 8305 Cross Park Drive Missing Address, City, State, or Zip Code in People Property Owner Oliver Sprott 2390 Cartwright St Missing Address, City, State, or Zip Code in People Horne Phone. 9039411529 Work Phone- 9039411529 Cell Phone- E-Mail: misty.mccord@trinitycharterschools.org Home Phone: Work Phone: Cell Phone: 713-269-3620 E-Mail: sprottlaw@yahoo-corri Tenant Shukla Nikki Relford Home Phone: 409-273-4172 2390 Cartwright St Work Phew Beaumont, TX 77705 Cell Phone: 409-273-4172 E-Mail: nikki@a2dream.com Reason for Request of a Certificate of Adding two modular buildings behind the main structure to serve as Appropriateness classroom space. Paint: Gray with Maroon trim Roof: Hi Rib Metal or EPDM (rubber membrane) Decking and handrails No signage required no landscaping required Paint N New Construction Y Demo N Fencing N Miscellaneous Y Has reqUest been made before? N If yes, date: Case Type: Planning and Zoning Page I & 2 Case 4: PZ2024-293 Printed On: 10122/2024 B EAIJ MO N T Planning & Community Development Notes: This is not a building permit, additional Permits may be required for the proposed scope of work. Case Type: Planning and Zoning Page 2 of 2 Case #: PZ2024-293 Printed On: 10/22/2024 SM Trinity Charter September 24, 2024 To whom it may concern, Schools On behalf of Trinity Charter School, I am submitting a request for a Certificate of Appropriateness for a project aimed at expanding our campus. Trinity Chaiter School serves children in the care of residential facilities, and these particular classrooms will support the students of Alin to Achieve Ranch Shelter, Aspire 2 Dream, and Wise and Rooted. We are proposing to add two modular buildings behind the main structure of the property at 2390 Cartwright St, which will be used as classroom space. The following along with the other attached documents are the details of the project- 0 Paint: The buildings will be painted gray with maroon trim. 0 Roof: The roofing will consist of either III 16b Metal or EPDM (rubber membrane). 0 Deeldng and Handrails: We will be including decking and handrails for safe accessibility. 0 Signage: No signage is required for these additions. a Landscaping: No additional landscaping is required for this project. We are corru-nitted to ensuring that these additions meet the standards set by the City of Beaumont. We would appreciate your review and approval of this request, allowing us to proceed with providing much - needed educational spaces for our students. Please feel free to contact me if you need any farther information or clarification. Thank you for your considoration of this request, and I look forward to working with you on this important project. Sincerely, Misty McCord District Operations Manager Trinity Charter School District Office 1 8305 Cross Park Drive I Austin, Texas 787541 512-778-63631 Trinity CharterSchools.erg lrF'tjr 1p.rPw Sv 21 MA In O E5 M G Cp a wu IL 3 I 12 9 9 192 KSP z4ff tw v j 0 rq z priij a r 1111 Ea K 4 -air , 91- k t 04 e4p 41 F R LP-9 mi 97M-2e -0 LM M -1;7Y G JL -4, n Trinity Chartert � Fiftz ipman F .x 7- 0 M z School Texas RF - (NO. C., q Bea"111011t, i assCA.-.1tra a, Cai &-wt TX 117,4 > z3go Cartwright Streot In &vw*xcmv4v4 - VMS. cwtw Ln m m > m 0 0 w 0 n z (D > c 7- Ln -9 0 Tj 0 �u 0 0 CIF 1 0 > Ln En M 0 mil o c: MU > _0 I c*G 0 a q - z r qrl 0 o b > o in- O(D - Z � F9 0 rrk > :0 > C) 0 rm 0 m 9;13 > frl C:: C> 0 M F F m 4 I _.FOAFCA%iT F-■�'$�tth'pman V i, trig P: NE 44A Ccm* �e4 -A T 8 PJE FE-1 $11 TX LS re -I 8 19 I I -A K Trinity Charter CD -0 rn Z if ci ch s001L 0 w exas Heaumont, T r F11 R -q N H 0 2390 GartwrIght Street DATE: November 18, 2024 TO: Historic Landmark Commission FROM: Elayna Luckey, Planner I SUBJECT: Request for a Certificate of Appropriateness to support the relocation of two (2) State Historical Markers, FILE: PZ2024-298 STAFF REPORT The Jefferson County Historical Commission is seeking approval for the relocation of two State Historical Markers from the Texas Historical Commission onto City ofBeaumont property. The Nancy Tevis Historical Marker (Marker number 10573, posted in 1976) and the Beaumont Lumber Mill City of the Nineteenth Century Historical Marker (Marker Number 10496, posted in 1877\ were washed away from Riverfront Park as a result of Hurricane Harvey in 2017. Post Hurricane Harvey, the Jefferson County Historical Commission had the rnarkers recast, and they are currently held in storage. The markers were originally intended to be replaced at Riverfront Park once the restoration was complete, however there is concern about the possibility of another storm event washing away the replaced markers. With consideration of the details for both markers and their locations, the Jefferson County Historical Commission has requested to relocate the Historical Markers to the Event Centre located at 700 Crockett Street. This will allow for the markers to still be within an appropriate location regarding their context and will likely gather a larger audience due to the continued repairs at Riverfroni Park limiting access to the public. Planning staff recommends approval of the request. Exhibits are attached. B EAV MO N T Planning & Community Development Case Type:Planning and Zoning case Status: REVIEW Case Sub Type: Certificate of Appropriateness Tag Name: Request to Relocate Nancy Tevis and Case #: PZ2024-298 Beaumont Lumber Mill City Historical Markers Location: 700 CROCKETT ST, BEAUMONT, 77701 Initiated On: 9/26/2024 9:42:44AM Individuals listed on the record: Applicant Jennifer Trenbeath 1149, Pearl Street Third Floor Missing Address, City, State, or Zip Cede in People Agent Jennifer Trenh eath 1149 Pearl Street Third Floor Missing Address, City, State, or Zip Code in People Property Owner Horne Phone: 4098358701 Work Phone: Cell Phone- 4098358701 E-Mail: jennifer.trenbeath@jeffcotx.us Home Phone: Work Phone: Cell Phone: E-Mail: jennifer.trenheath@jeffcotx.us City of Beaumont Home Phone: Missing Address, City, State, or Zip Code in People Work Phone: Cell Phone* E-Mail: Reason for Request of a Certificate of The original historical markers were washed away froth Riverfront Appropriateness Park on the Neches River in downtown Beaumont during Hurricane Harvey in 2017. Replacement markers were ordered and have been in storage for the past several years pending the rebuilding of a new park site, which has not yet occurred. The markers w1il be displayed with equal interpretive merit and visibility at the city" s Event Centre Paint N New Construction N Demo N Fencing N Miscellaneous Y Has request been made before.? N if yes, date'. This is not a building peg mit, additional Permits may be required for the proposed scope of work. Case Type: Planning and Zoning Page I of 1 Case #: PZ2024-298 Printed On: 10/712024 TEXAS HISTORICAL COMMISSION REQUEST TO RELOCATE AN OFFICIAL TEXAS 1-11STORIGA1, MARKER Marker Title: Beaumont Lumber mill Town of the Nineteenth Century., THC Atlas No. 5245010496 County: Jefferson Current location (including nearest city): recinct 4 Warehouse, 7780 Bost Road, Beaurnont, Texas nt.Te.xas.G.PS coordinates 30.081931 94-102594 Po roposcd lcation: 'Event e00 ocetteetBeau r Cntre,7�C,.t.Ic.St-.t.no. Reason for requesting telocation: The o-riRinal Beaumont Lumber Mill City of the Nineteenth Centuty histotical Hurl er was washed away from. B iverfront Part on the Neches River in downtown B cautnont durm*g Hut ricane Harvey in 2017. A ggplaceinent marker was ordered and has been in stoMe for the past several years Vending the rebuilding of a new park site wl-iich has not yet occurred. The market will be disi)layed the qual intetpretive merit and visibility at the city's Event Centre. WI-io will be responsible for the relocation? CfHC cannot assume liability for dainages or M*ju-nes.) Name: Everette "Bo" Alfted Signature: Address: 7780 Boyt Road City: Beaumont Mate: TX Zip: 77713 Daytime Phone:,(40 35-4433 Fax: Approval of county histon'Cal co .mission: County chair or marker chair (name): Kate Hambtight-, Market Chair Address: 1149 -Pearl Street'. 3" Floo City: Beaurriont State: TX Daytime Phone: (409),656-1408 N I Signature: Zip: 77701 Fax: Peirm'ssEton of property owner at proposed new location: Texas Historical Commission P.0, Box 12276 Atisfln, TX 78711-2276 512.463-6100 fix 512.475.4872 tlic@thc.texas.gov Ernail: Email: katlictinclian-ibrigfit gl-lott-na� . coin Revised 1.2020 I TEXAS HISTORICAL COMMISSION 40 rear laces telling real stories Nvww. thc. texas. eov TEXAS HISTORICAL COMMISSION Name: Kenneth Si; natute: Address: 801 Main Street C4: Beaumont State: TX Zip: 77701 Daytime phone: 009) 980-8311 Fax: Email: Please send this form along Nvith the following to markers Qcthe-texas 1. A current photograph of the proposed marker location. 2. A city or county 1-nap denoting the current and proposed locations. 3. A current photograph of market Texas Historical Commission RO. Box 12276 Austin, TX 78711-2276 512.463.6100 fax 512.475.4872 thc@thc.texas.gov Revised 1.2020 I TEXAS HISTORICAL COMMISSION 44, real places telling real stories vy-ww. t h c. t ex as. F[o v r1_1 AL 0�1 rt m _N lkr jr �j df 1 4. -k CITY d JM ERMILL kB LUMBr 11m EAL ONT y •Tti F cE*le.170 NIN T uMONT.. 0 ND- AROU ND THE FOREST, EARLY BEA REA L A (jWJNG- Ly CHARACTERIZED THE A t6ft.'. THE FOREST GREAT N THE ,10�11 A ;0 LL SQU RE STEAM MI !�)i BY. S I T E WAS LABELED OPSON HAD P� Dpaj�) iN. bR-1 1A01 LUCIEN H AL PLAT OF THE'1830s, BY 184 AND FLOATING OUT r , G IN LOGS E SOUTH, FLOATIN \6AN TO THE E AND SASH AL 0 OWERr=D SHINGIL tEAUMONT HAD HAND F STEAM -- I L N D THE ARRIVAL 0 ..Las Id I d 4ON, THE 1850s MARKE R E RAT EXANDERI,'.' j1 86"! DED PHI LLI PS, ROSS & AL "IMILIL-FIRMS INCLU Ll N'D*WARD A; - D THE CITY- -65), THE .CIVIL WAR (1861 MILLS HELPE FT - R Rt E .;F(NAN.CIALLY. ILLS 0 P E RATI N G By 1870 1 N CLU D E D B REM t V. 'EAGAN, LONG & LONG SAWMILL,, AND HALTOM.. ._'JMILL, GbLDSMITH & R L THE CITY HOUSED ADDITIONAL MILLS, I N C. U D I N I_PKI Ni:- BY 187T. i & STERNENBERG'S CENT EN N iAU:i��', 9 EAU MONT-LUM B E R COM PA NYf OLIVE D THE SMYTH BROTH SA��t.- WMILLw RELIANCE LUMBER COMPANY AN P&. E' (EAGLE'M ILL ). LATER CAME ADAMS & MILMO SAWMILL, GLOB OMPANY, THE SOUTHERN-LAND3- pLANIRC?_M,1LL,- NECHES LUMBER C L* AM & LU M B ER PANY. _ ..+ LUM B E R COM PANY AN D TH E TEXAS TR coM THE LUMBER INDUSTRY IN BEAUMONT PEAKED IN THE LATE I OLD% .� AND TYCOON JOHN HENRY KIRBY BOUGHT SEVERAL OF TH.&:.,.__-T. BEAUMONT MILLS CIRCA 1900d THE INDUSTRY HAD ONE LAST RUSH THE NATION PREPARED FOR WORLD WAR 1. MILLS TURNED -TO SHIPBUILDING, AND KIR13Y BRIEFLY SERVED AS SOUTHERN LUMBER DIRECTOR OF THE UNITED STATES SHIPPING BOARD EMERGENCY FLEET CORPORATION. B ,,,Y THE 1920S, NEARBY FORESTS WERE DEPLETED. LOG FLOATING ON THE NECHES GAVE WAY TO HAULING BY RAILROAD, AND THE CITY MILLS WERE PHASED OUT IN FAVOR OF MILLS INTHE WOODS. ° % I I - MARKER IS PROPERTY OF THE STATE OF'TEXAS (1971,2003) L TEXAS HISTORICAL COMMISSION REQUEST TO RELOCATE Al OFFICiAL TEXAS HISTORICAL MARKER Market Title- Nancy Tevis-, T14C Atlas No, 5245010573 1 County: Jefferson Cutrent location (including nearest city): Precinct 4 Warehouse 7780o q Road, Beaumont Texas, Proposed location: Event Centre, 700 Crockett Street, Beaumont, TexasGPS coordinates 30,081668- 94-1026H Reason for tequesting relocation: The on al Nancy Tevis I-listorical i-narker was washed Pat k on the Neches River in downtown Beaumont was OlAeted and has been in ark site, w1lich has not % re m i- bili� at ffie city's Event Centre. yet occutred. The marker wil-1 �e ��,s la �ed �vith�e �ual �int�err�etix��er�ita�nd y�si� VAio will beresponsible for d-le telocation? (THC cannot assume liability for darnages or injuries.) Name: Everette "Bo" Affied Signatare: Adcitess: 7780 Bo-vt Road Citr: Beaumont State: TX Zip: 77713 Daytime phone: -%r— (409) 835-4433 Fax: , Approval of county historical comln'ssioii: County chair or maiker ch=* (name): Kate Han-ib-nalit arker Chair Address: 1149 Pearl. Street, 3 M rloor City: Beaumont State: 'TX Zip: 77701 Daytime Phone: (409).656-1408 Fax: Signature: Pet Ini ission of p -topetty ownet at proposed new location: Texas Historical Commission P.O. Box 12276 Austin, TX 78711-2276 512.463.6100 fax 512.475.4872 thc@thc.texas.gov Email: Email: katl-ietil-iel-iarnbtightc�,liotn-iail-coi-ii Revised 1.2020 I TEXAS HISTORICAL COMMISSION 4* real places telling real staries N"vwAc.texas.aov TEXAS HISTORICAL COMMISSION Name: Kenneth Williams GtV 1\4aqagetsit y Of Beaumont Address: 801 Main. Stteet City: Beaumont State: TX Zip: 77701 Daytime phone: (409) 980-8311 Fax: Email: Please send this form along with the following to markers gcthq.texas. 1 A current photogtaph of the ptoposed marker location. 2. A city or county map denotthe current and proposed locations. 3. A curtent photograph of marker. Texas Historical Comrnission P.O. Box 12276 Austin, TX 78711-2276 512.463.6100 fax 512.475.4872 tfic (@thc.texas.gov signat-LI-re: Revised 1.2020 I TEXAS HISTORICAL COMMISSION 1* real places telling real staries Nv%v-%v. flic. texas - eov •-` ram- f NANCY TEVIS (1795..1863) l�+IANC ��rr NIXON TIEV'I , NATIVE 'I- OUISIANAr CAME W'"A "ER BAN N H i7" 2-18 , AND CHIL DRM4 I 1825 'TO S 'CTL`' T"I HUSBESIDE THE NECHES RIVER. 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NOW UNKNOW ry!gjh 1! . it , ■ ` 1 .`1i 7h ' ' ■4 AM AND �j� ��'� �.� wS Dh * y+�tyy* AR ' F eiGREY.ti �, + MARKE.R. PR a ram•+ rt. DATE: November 1812024 TO: Historic Landmark Commission FROM: BaynaLuckey, Planner | SUBJECT: Request for aCertificate ofAppropriateness topaint efront door. F I L E: PZ2024-327 STAFF REPORT Property owner Andrea Karlin, is requesting a Certificate of Appropriateness to repaint the previously painted brick structure and paint the front door onthe home located at2449 Harrison Avenue. Ms. Karlin plans tochange the color ofthe front door toParakeet USW5711\ which |snot anapproved color onthe currently adopted color palette. The home is listed in the 1991 SPARE Beaumont Survey as built circa 1940 and classified as a traditional. The recorder noted that the ""house is well -maintained," The significance of this Planning staff recommends approval of the request. Exhibits are attached. BEAUMONT Planning & Community Developmeiit Case Type:Planning and Zoning Case Status: REVIEW Case S u b Type: Ce rt ificate of Appropriateness Tag Name: paint exterior of house Case #: PZ2024-327 Initiated On: 1012812024 10:42:17AM Location: 2449 HARRISON AVE, BEAUMONT, 77702 Individuals listed on the record: Applicant Andrea Karlin Home Phone: 4098380175 2449 Harrison St, Work Phone: Beaurnont, TX 77702 Cell Phone: 4093500742 E-Mail: kariiiiar@sbcglobal.net Reason for Request of a Certificate of Appropriateness Paint New Construction Demo Fencing Miscellaneous Has request been made before? If yes, date: Notes: request to repaint home to match existing however to change color of front door to Parakeet SW6711 Y N N N Y N This is not a building permit, additional permits maybe required for the proposed scope of work. Case Type: Planning and Zoning Page I of I Case it. PZ2024-327 Printed On: 10130/2024 BEAUMONT, TEXAS HISTORIC SITES INVENTORY FORM - BEAUMONT HSTODID. LANDMARK COMMISSION JEF 1. County JEFFERSON S. USES Quad No. 3094-111 Site No. 1747 City/RuraL BEAUMONT RIFT 6. Date: FactuaL Est. c.1940 2. Name Address 2449 Harrison Avenue 7. Arch itent /BuRder Contractor 3. Owner Nelk 0. Philips---- 8. StyLe/Type Traditional Address 2449 Harrison Avenue, Beaumont 77702-1709 9. original Use DOMESTIC-Singte Dwetting 4. Block/Lot AverilL Add. Lots 7-8 Block 31 SE 1--2 Present Use DOME STIC-Sin qLe Dwelling 10. Description: MuMpLe-hipped asphalt shingle roof, brick, exterior end brick chimney, front gable wood portico, wood rectangular cotums, 8-Light wood door, paired 1/1 sash windows on each side of door, attached open garage. 11. Present Condition Good. House is well -maintained. 12. significance: An exampie of a World War 11 era housing. 13. Relationship to Site: Original 14. Bibliography Moved Date (Describe originaL site) 15. informant 16. Recorder Les tie Sharp Date 07-10-91 PHOTO DATA Btack and White 35'mm negative YEM MR: ROLL FRXE ROLL FRM 91 18 22 to VIEW: N, Facade RECORDED BY: Leslie Sharp DATE: 07-10-91