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Home My WebLink AboutHLC December 2021 Packet*AGENDA* HISTORIC LANDMARK COMMISSION December 13, 2021 REGULAR MEETING HISTORIC LANDMARK COMMISSION Council Chambers, City Hall, 801 Main St. - 3:30 p. m. The meeting will also be broadcast on the City's YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCnY6nNk8zfXZulMglzbwEB� *AGENDA* ROLL CALL APPROVAL OF MINUTES Approval of the minutes of the Regular Meeting held November 8, 2021. REGULAR MEETING 1) PZ2021-377: Request for a Certificate of Appropriateness to replace garage doors, install gutters, replace porch posts, and paint house. Applicant: Eric Newell Location: 2445 Louisiana Street 2) PZ2021-382: A request for a Certificate of Demolition to demolish a house and a Certificate of Appropriateness for a new construction. Applicant: Stonewater, Inc. for Ashley Sapon Location: 2385 Angelina Street 3) PZ2021-409: A request for a Certificate of Appropriateness to remove shakes and paint a house. Applicant: Marvin Lindow Location: 2470 Ashley Avenue 4) PZ2021-411: A request for a Certificate of Appropriateness to construct a fence. Applicant: Terry Highsmith Location: 794 3rd Street 5) PZ2021-414: A request for a Certificate of Appropriateness to move an existing house into the Oaks Historic District and paint house, install front door, windows and porch. Applicant: James Callas Location: 2345 Louisiana 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 November 8, 2021 City Hall, 801 Main Street, Beaumont, Texas A Regular Meeting of the Historic Landmark Commission was held on November 8, 2021 and called to order at 3:35 p.m. with the following members present: Vice -Chairman Dohn LaBiche Commissioner Yolanda Nan Avery Commissioner Hester Bell Commissioner John Berube Commissioner Theresa Goodness Commissioner Lynda Kay Makin Commissioner Marva Provo Commissioner Thomas Sigee *arrived at 3:38 p.m. Commissioner Janelle Templeton Commission Members absent: Commissioner Christina Crawford Also present: Demi Engman, Senior Planner Pashae Bates, Oaks Historic Code Enforcement Officer Catherine Allen, Recording Secretary APPROVAL OF MINUTES Commissioner Makin moved to approve the minutes of the Regular Meeting held on September 13, 2021. Commissioner Bell seconded the motion. The motion to approve carried 8:0. REGULAR MEETING 1) PZ2021-309: Request for a Certificate of Appropriateness to construct an accessory building. Applicant: Jonathan Ester Location: 2535 Louisiana Street Mrs. Engman presented the staff report. Jonathan Ester is seeking permission, on behalf of property owner Fred Allen, to construct an accessory building in the rear yard of the property located at 2535 Louisiana. This structure will be used as personal storage and is visible fiom the street right-of-way. Historic Landmark Commission November 8, 2021 The accessory structure will be made of wood and the panels will be vertical. It will have a charcoal colored, three (3) tab shingle roof, with the pitch rising four (4) inches every twelve (12) inches. The setbacks displayed on Mr. Ester's site plan are in conformance with Sec. 29.03.024 District area and height regulations of our City's Ordinances. All appropriate permits must be obtained through the Building Codes department prior to the construction of the accessory building if the Historic Landmark Commission grants approval. Slides of the subject property were shown. Staff recommended approval of the request with the following condition: 1. Must paint the accessory structure to match the main structure. The applicant was present. Fred Allen, 2535 Louisiana Street, addressed the Cornrnission. He stated that his wife had lived in this home for eleven (11) years and that he had lived there for three (3). He added that they previously had a shed on the other side of the house that was destroyed by Hurricane Laura. Mr. Allen stated that the new shed would be built for them by Home Depot and that it would be more sturdy and convenient. Finally, he stated that it will be painted to match the colors of the main house as closely as possible. Vice -Chairman LaBiche asked Mr. Allen if he understood the proposed condition and he confirmed his understanding. Commissioner Goodness moved to approve the request for a Certificate of Appropriateness to construct an accessory building, for the property at 2535 Louisiana Street, as requested in file PZ2021-309 with the following condition: 1. Must paint the accessory structure to match the main structure. Commissioner Makin seconded the motion. The motion to approve the request carried 9:0. 2) PZ2021-336: Request for a Certificate of Appropriateness to install a fence in the front yard. Applicant: Pamela Murphy Location: 2202 Angelina Street Mrs. Engman presented the staff report. Home owner, Pamela Murphy, requests permission to keep her chain -link fence for the property located at 2202 Angelina Street. The fence was installed without the benefit of an approved Certificate of Appropriateness. The chain -link fence is six (6) feet in height, situated in the front yard, and visible from the street right-of-way. Sec. 28.03.018 (g)(3)(F) Historic -Cultural Landmark Preservation Overlay District states wrought iron and metal fences must be compatible with the style and period of the main building. Chain -link, barbed wire and razor wire fences are permitted only in the back yards and must not be visible from any street. Historic Landmark Commission November 8, 2021 The property is in the 1990 SPARE Beaumont Survey. SPARE states that the apartments were built c. 1940. The property was listed as an example of middle class housing built in the 1930's in Beaumont. Slides of the subject property and surrounding area were shown. Staff recommended denial of the request. Commissioner Makin asked when the fence was installed. Mrs. Engman replied that City staff was made aware of it around a month and a half ago, but was not certain how long it had been there. She added that the applicant was present and perhaps could provide that information. The applicant was present. Pamela Murphy, 2202 Angelina Street, addressed the Commission. She stated that she put up the fence because she is disabled and needs the fence in order to tend to her dogs. Vice -Chairman LaBiche asked Ms. Murphy if she was aware that her home was in the historic district and subject to regulations. Ms. Murphy stated that the home had been in her family for years and that she did not understand how the Commission could tell her what to do with her property. Commissioner Bell asked when the fence was installed and Ms. Murphy replied that it was about two (2) months ago. Commissioner Makin asked the applicant if she had considered a wrought iron fence and Ms. Murphy replied that she could not afford that. She added that her fence is not hurting anyone and is not blocking the road. Commissioner Berube stated that he felt for the applicant, but that the regulations have been created for a reason and that exceptions for one person would require exceptions for others. Vice -Chairman LaBiche explained the purpose and role of the Commission and added that other property owners in the area may not appreciate the fence. Ms. Murphy stated that there is a "tent city" of homeless people nearby with a fenced in area and questioned why that was allowed. Commissioner Bell asked Ms. Murphy if the backyard was or could be fenced in order to house the dogs. Ms. Murphy stated that the fence in the fiont is already there and she cannot afford to redo a fence in the backyard. Commissioner Makin moved to deny the request for a Certificate of Appropriateness to install a fence in the fiont yard, for the property at 2202 Angelina Street, as requested in file PZ2021-336. Commissioner Berube seconded the motion. Historic Landmark Commission November 8, 2021 Commissioner Sigee stated that this decision was a hard one. He stated that he is familiar with the homeless encampment that Ms. Murphy mentioned. He explained that the Commission has to make decisions based on the regulations in place and on what is before them. The motion to deny the request carried 9:0. Ms. Murphy asked how long she would have to take down the fence and Mrs. Engman answered that she would discuss this with her after the meeting. Discussion followed about the homeless encampment and the Commission requested that City staff investigate and take enforcement action. Officer Bates stated that she is aware of the situation and has already begun an enforcement process. Brief further discussion followed about fencing regulation in the historic district and the City at large. 3) PZ2021-355: Request for a Certificate of Appropriateness to replace all trim of the house, windows, doors, railings, columns and fascia boards. Applicant: Kawana Dixon Location: 2280 Hazel Avenue Mrs. Engman presented the staff report. Home owner, Kawana Dixon, requests permission to replace all trim of the house, windows, doors, railings, columns and fascia boards to keep as natural sealed wood located at 2280 Hazel Avenue. The replacement of the wood will match what currently exists with the exception of the paint. Mrs. Dixon requests permission to have the replaced wood remain unpainted and sealed as its natural color. The body of the house will be painted white. This home is categorized as a National Folk house. Examples of this style house are in A Field Guide to American Houses (McAlester et al., pg. 90). Unpainted wood does not seem appropriate for homes of this era, unless they are a log cabin style. The house is in the 1990 SPARE Beaumont Survey. SPARE states that the house was built in 1925. The house is typical of middle class housing built to accommodate the growing population in Beaumont in the 1920's. Slides of the subject property and an example of the requested trim color were shown. Staff recommended approval of the request with the following condition: 1. Trim must be painted a color accepted by the Historic Landmark Commission or an accepted color approved by staff from the America's Heritage Exterior Historic Colors brochure. Brief discussion followed about allowed colors in the historic district and how the public can access information about them. 4 Historic Landmark Commission November 8, 2021 The applicant was not present. Commissioner Berube stated that he would not support this request, unless a high quality wood were used. Commissioner Makin asked if the approved colors were explained to the applicant. Mrs. Engman replied that she was shown the approved colors, but wanted to go with a natural wood color. Discussion followed about wood stain options and how the quality of the wood affects the quality of the stain. Commissioner Sigee stated that he would support approving the request with the proposed condition because it covers the concerns of the Commission. Mrs. Engman agreed that the condition would allow staff to approve a color if it is in the approved pallet or the applicant would need to come back to the Commission if another color were selected. Vice -Chairman LaBiche stated that a piece of wood stained with the requested color would be needed if the request is brought before the Commission again. Commissioner Sigee moved to approve the request for a Certificate of Appropriateness to construct an accessory building, for the property at 2280 Hazel Avenue, as requested in file PZ2021-355 with the following condition: 1. Trim must be painted a color accepted by the Historic Landmark Commission or an accepted color approved by staff from the America's Heritage Exterior Historic Colors brochure. Commissioner Makin seconded the motion. The motion to approve the request carried 9:0. 4) PZ2021-361: Request for a Certificate of Appropriateness for new construction of town homes. Applicant: Jeffery Joubert Location: 325 N 7th Street Mrs. Engman presented the staff report. Property owner, Jeffery Joubert, has requested a Certificate of Appropriateness to allow the construction of new town homes. The property is located at 325 N 7th Street. The new structures will consist often (10) units total on the property. The construction methods employed would dictate that the structures will be constructed on a slab foundation with wood framing. The siding will be of a 1 x 6 profile and made of HardiPlank with a body color of Needle Point Navy (SW 0032) and trim color of Classic Light Buff (SW 0050). This color scheme was chosen from the approved pallet. The roof will have a 7/12 pitch with each unit having a front gable and be made of dark grey 30-year architectural shingles. The orientation of the townhomes will have the front gables facing towards N 7th Street with the side of the townhomes and parking lot facing Liberty Avenue. The site plan is subject to an approved replat by the Planning Commission. 5 Historic Landmark Commission November 8, 2021 Slides of the subject property, site plan and elevation drawings were shown. Mrs. Engman added that the parking on the site plan will need to be amended. She also stated the applicant attended a predevelopment meeting with City staff where the parking and other details were discussed. Staff recommended approval of the request with the following conditions: 1. Storm shutters must be located on all windows and must be architecturally appropriate. 2. All windows must be six (6) over one (1) in appearance. 3. Roof overhang minimum shall be 12". 4. Door will be of craftsman style and the color of it shall be chosen from America's Heritage Exterior Historic Colors pallet. 5. The columns on the fi-ont porch shall be Craftsman style tapered columns. Mrs. Engman stated that the applicant was not able to attend the meeting today. Commissioner Makin asked for clarification on the parking and Mrs. Engman went over the parking on the site plan again. Commissioner Berube asked about the setback on 7th Street and Mrs. Engman replied that it will be twenty-five (25) feet. She also added that this decision will be the first in a further process, as this case would then be required to go to the Planning Commission for a specific use permit and replat. Commissioner Bell asked about the square footage of the townhomes and if they will be for sale or lease. After consulting her records, Mrs. Engman stated that the townhomes would be around 875 square feet and would be for lease. Commissioner Makin asked if the applicant had previously built townhomes, Mrs. Engman replied that the applicant is an established homebuilder. Commissioner Goodness asked for clarification on the window appearance and Mrs. Engman stated that they would be six (6) over one (1). Vice -Chairman LaBiche provided an example of a Craftsman style column that could be used. Discussion followed concerning the elevation of the townhomes and the parking layout. Vice - Chairman LaBiche commented on more modern looking apartments nearby and that the proposed townhomes would be better in terms of keeping with the historic nature of the district. Commissioner Makin moved to approve the request for a Certificate of Appropriateness for new construction of town homes, for the property at 325 N 7'h Street, as requested in file PZ2021-361 with the following conditions: 1. Storm shutters must be located on all windows and must be architecturally appropriate. 2. All windows must be six (6) over one (1) in appearance. 3. Roof overhang minimum shall be 12". Historic Landmark Commission November 8, 2021 4. Door will be of craftsman style and the color of it shall be chosen from America's Heritage Exterior Historic Colors pallet. 5. The columns on the front porch shall be Craftsman style tapered columns. Commissioner Bell seconded the motion. The motion to approve the request carried 9:0. 5) Historic District Code Enforcement Report Mrs. Engman introduced and welcomed Pashae Bates, the new Oaks Historic Code Enforcement Officer and complimented Officer Bates on her work in her new position. Officer Bates presented the Historic District Code Enforcement Report, including information about current violations, inspections, Certificates of Appropriateness and stop work orders. Vice -Chairman LaBiche told Officer Bates that the Commission appreciates her work that greatly benefits the district and that they all look forward to working with her. OTHER BUSINESS None. THERE BEING NO OTHER BUSINESS, THE MEETING WAS ADJOURNED AT 4:12 P.M. DATE: December 13, 2021 TO: Historic Landmark Commission FROM: Demi Engman, Senior Planner SUBJECT: Request for a Certificate of Appropriateness to replace garage doors, install gutters, replace porch posts, and paint house. FILE: PZ2021-377 STAFF REPORT Eric Newell is seeking permission to replace garage doors, porch posts, install gutters, and paint the house located at 2445 Louisiana Street. He has requested the exterior body paint be Secret Garden (SW6181), trim to be Downing Sand (SW2822), shutters to be Naval (SW6244), and front door to be Interesting Aqua (SW6220). Please reference the paint swatches located in your packet. Mr. Newell intends to replace two (2) garage doors with two (2) new garage doors from Overhead Door Company, which will be almond in color with windows. Additionally, he would like to replace the rotting front porch posts. He requests permission for the new posts to be square -only in profile and wood stained. Lastly, he requests to install gutters. This home is categorized as a Modern Ranch Style house. Examples of this style house are in A Field Guide to American Houses (McAlester et al., pg. 479-480). The existing square top porch posts with decorative design elements seem appropriate for Ranch Style homes during the 1970s era. Changing the posts to an all square profile does not seem appropriate for homes of this era. Staff recommends denial of the request to replace the porch posts. Staff recommends approval of the request to paint house, install gutters and replace garage doors with the following conditions: 1. The gutters shall be installed to blend in with and be the same color as the trim. The property is not listed in the SPARE Beaumont Survey. Exhibits are attached. BEAUMONT Planning & Community Development Case Type:Planning and Zoning Case Sub Type: Certificate of Appropriateness Case #: PZ2021-377 Location: 2445 LOUISIANA ST, BEAUMONT, 77702 Individuals listed on the record: Applicant Eric Newell 2445 Louisiana Beaumont, TX 77702 Property Owner Eric Newell 2445 Louisiana Beaumont, TX 77702 Reason for Request of a Certificate of Appropriateness Paint New Construction Demo Fencing Miscellaneous Has request been made before? If yes, date: Case Status: REVIEW Tag Name: Paint Exterior and Replace Garage Doors Initiated On: 10/25/2021 11:55:15AM Home Phone: 4097671015 Work Phone: Cell Phone: 4096569299 E-Mail: newe1172@yahoo.com Home Phone: 4097671015 Work Phone: Cell Phone: 4096569299 E-Mail: newe1172@yahoo.com replace garage doors. repaint body: sweet garden SW6181 Accent: Naval SW6244 (shutters) Accent: Interesting Aqua SW6220 ( front door) Change post on porch to square and not round and wood stain. Reframe chimney to match existing, repair roof to match existing. repair fence replace hurricane fence with wood privacy at rear. Y N N N Y Y Notes: - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Date: 11/23/2021, Written By: Demi Engman Updated 11-22-2021 per Mr. Newell: 1. Replace garage doors (almond color, to HLC) 2. Reframe chimney & repaint to match existing 3. Replace existing round post with square post & wood grain stain (to HLC) 4. Repaint house (to HLC) - Body: sweet green (SW6181) - Trim: downing sand (SW2822) - Accent: shutters, naval (SW6244) - Accent: front door, interesting aqua (SW6220) 5. Repair fence/replace with wood privacy fence 6. Install gutters (to HLC) Case Type: Planning and Zoning Page 1 of 2 Case 4: PZ2021-377 Printed On: 12/1/2021 BEAUMONT Planning & Community Development 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 #: PZ2021-377 Printed On: 12/1/2021 Property Address: 2445 Louisiana, Beaumont, Texas 77702 Owners Name: Eric Newell/Joyce Moore Newell Phone Number/E-mail: Eric Newell 409-767-1015 newel172@yahoo.com Phone Number/E-mail: Joyce Moore Newell 409-656-9299 iglvnmoore@hotmail.com Reason for Request of a Certificate of Appropriateness: Need to repaint home, replace garage doors, and rotting front porch posts. Would like to put in a new wooden fence if we have enough money left. Type of Request: Paint, Fencing, Miscellaneous (new garage door/posts/gutters) Comments: My house is in dire need of painting, it has some rotted wood, but the primary issue is the flaking painting. We experienced a few inches water in our guest bedroom during Imelda, which resulted in work being done to the foundation. Now we are working on the cosmetic issues on the outside and inside. You previously approved a request to basically paint it what it is now, in 2018, but we would like to make a few revisions the plan with a deeper green paint scheme (SW 6181 Sweet Garden), blue shutters (SW6244 Naval), and tannish trim (SW 2822 Downing Sand). The trim may change slightly to match the new garage doors. The new front porch posts are to be stained wood. We feel these colors are appropriate for a 60's style ranch home. We choose an almond door with windows out of the four-color options available from garage doors from Overhead Doors. Additionally, on the advance of the engineers who oversaw the foundation repair, we are likely going to put in gutters around the roof of the house. Finally, if we have enough money (not likely given the extent of work being done), we would like to install a new six or eight foot fence similar to ones that have gone up in our neighborhood Body Color SW 2822 Trim Color Downing Sand View Details SW 6220 Interesting Aqua View Details Shutters, Accent Color Front Door, Accent Color 12:19 5GE -)' All Inboxes �,. Hannah Canizales .. To: Debbie Norman > No Subject 40 Sent from my !Phone n u 9:36AM RANCH (ca. 1935-75) This style was originated in the mid-t930s by several creative California architects. It gained in popularity during the 1940s to become the domi- nant style throughout the country during the decades of the '50s and '60s. The popularity of "rambling" Ranch houses was made possible by the country's increasing dependence on the automobile. Streetcar suburbs of the late-t9th and early-aoth centuries still used relatively compact house forms on small lots because people walked to nearby streetcar lines. As the automobile replaced streetcars and buses as the principal means of personal transportation in the decades following World War 11, compact houses could be replaced by sprawling designs on much larger lots. Never before had it been possible to be so lavish with land, and the rambling form of the Ranch house emphasizes this by maximizing facade width (which is further increased by built-in garages that are an integral part of most Ranch houses). The style is loosely based on early Spanish Colonial precedents of the American southwest, modified by influences borrowed from Craftsman and Prairie modernism of the early aoth century. Asymmetrical one-story shapes with low-pitched roofs dominate. Three common roof forms are used: the hipped version is probably the most common, followed by the cross -gabled, and, finally, side -gabled examples. There is usually a moderate or wide eave overhang. This may be either boxed or open, with the rafters exposed as in Craftsman houses. Both wooden and brick wall cladding are used, sometimes in combination. Builders frequently add modest bits of traditional detailing, usually loosely based on Spanish or English Colonial precedents. Decorative iron or wooden porch supports and decorative shutters are the most common. Ribbon windows are frequent as are large picture windows in living areas. Partially enclosed courtyards or patios, borrowed from Spanish houses, are a common feature. These private outdoor living areas to the rear of the house are a direct contrast to the large front and side porches of most late t9th- and early loth -century styles. 4 2 Modern 479 American Houses Since 1040: Modern RANCH (continued) 6 9 10 - 480 Modern -71 - - - - -- .- x q 1 DATE: December 13, 2021 TO: Historic Landmark Commission FROM: Demi Engman, Senior Planner SUBJECT: A request for a Certificate of Demolition to demolish a house and a Certificate of Appropriateness for a new construction. FILE: PZ2021-382 STAFF REPORT Stonewater, Inc. has requested a Certificate of Demolition to demolish the existing structure located at 2385 Angelina Street. The existing structure received substantial damage from the past hurricane events. Additionally, Stonewater Inc. requests a Certificate of Appropriateness for a new construction that will be completed under the Texas General Land Office (GLO) Harvey Program. The proposed home will be approximately 1782 sq. ft. in size and will contain six (6) bedrooms, two (2) bathrooms, dining room, kitchen and living room. The construction methods employed would dictate that the house is to be constructed with a pier and beam foundation, horizontal HardiPlank siding, and brown 30 year architectural roofing shingles. Windows will have a one over one appearance. The exterior body paint to be SWO032 Needlepoint Navy and the trim to be SWO050 Classic Light Buff. Planning staff recommends approval of both requests, subject to the following conditions: 1. Roof overhang minimum shall be 12" 2. The required ADA ramp shall be located on the rear of the property and not visible from the street right-of-way 3. The windows shall be 6 over 1 in appearance and made of either vinyl or wood 4. Roof pitch shall not be less than a 4 1/2 inch rise in any 12 inch horizontal distance 5. The posts on the front porch shall be a Craftsman style tapered columns 6. The front door shall be of Craftsman style The house is not in the SPARE Beaumont Survey. Exhibits are attached. BEAUMONT Planning & Community Development Case Type:Planning and Zoning Case Sub Type: Certificate of Appropriateness Case #: PZ2021-382 Location: 2385 ANGELINA ST, BEAUMONT, 77702 Individuals listed on the record: Applicant Stonewater, Inc. 6480 Eastex Fwy Suite A-1 Beaumont, TX 77708 Agent Stonewater, Inc. 6480 Eastex Fwy Suite A-1 Beaumont, TX 77708 Property Owner Ashley Sapon 2385 Angelina St Beaumont, TX 77702 Case Status: REVIEW Tag Name: Certificate of Demolition and new construction approval Initiated On: 10/29/2021 1:02:43PM Home Phone: Work Phone: Cell Phone: 4096008860 E-Mail: jennifer.foreman@stonewaterinc.com Home Phone: Work Phone: Cell Phone: 4096008860 E-Mail: jennifer.foreman@stonewaterinc.com Home Phone: Work Phone: Cell Phone: E-Mail: Reason for Request of a Certificate of Demolition and Reconstruction within the Oaks Historic District Appropriateness Paint Y New Construction Y Demo Y Fencing N Miscellaneous N Has request been made before? 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Z �pb is o � � e t••.... g� { 5 � 10 d •e¢assaa¢ss®=.mmahe®=le C3�3SSa .......... "I�FF r m I7 m DATE: December 13, 2021 TO: Historic Landmark Commission FROM: Demi Engman, Senior Planner SUBJECT: A request for a Certificate of Appropriateness to remove shakes and paint a house FILE: PZ2021-409 STAFF REPORT Marvin Lindow requests permission to remove shakes from the house located at 2470 Ashley Avenue. He ensured the profile of the siding will match the existing garage, which is located in the rear yard and visible from the street right-of-way. Additionally, Mr. Lindow requests permission to paint the house. If granted, the exterior body color will be Benjamin Moore Winter Ice, the trim will be Benjamin Moore White Dove and the front door will be Benjamin Moore Grenada Villa. Please reference the paint swatches located in your packet. This home is categorized as a Minimal Traditional style house. A variety of materials such as stone, brick, wood siding, etc. appear to be used for a Minimal Traditional style home (McAlester et al., pg. 461). Therefore, the removal of the shakes to be replaced with wood siding seems appropriate for a home of this era. Staff recommends approval 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 Sub Type: Certificate of Appropriateness Case #: PZ2021-409 Location: 2470 ASHLEY AVE, BEAUMONT, 77702 Individuals listed on the record: Applicant Marvin Lindow 2445 Ashley St Beaumont, TX 77702 Agent Marvin Lindow 2445 Ashley St Beaumont, TX 77702 Property Owner Marvin Lindow 2445 Ashley St Beaumont, TX 77702 Reason for Request of a Certificate of Appropriateness Paint New Construction Demo Fencing Miscellaneous Has request been made before? If yes, date: Notes: Case Status: REVIEW Tag Name: Marvin Lindow Paint exterior, remove shakes, sidewalk, privacy fence Initiated On: 11/12/2021 10:23:04AM Home Phone: Work Phone: Cell Phone: 4097902334 E-Mail: marvinlindow@yahoo.com Home Phone: Work Phone: Cell Phone: 4097902334 E-Mail: marvinlindow@yahoo.com Home Phone: Work Phone: Cell Phone: 4097902334 E-Mail: marvinlindow@yahoo.com 1. Paint exterior without shakes. Trim - Benj Moore White Dove Siding - Benj Moore Winter Ice Door - Benj Moore Grenada Villa 2. 6' Dog Ear Picket Privacy Fence 3. Repair Sidewalk to front door 4. Trim back big limbs from neighbors blocking front of house Y N N Y 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 #: PZ2021-409 Printed On: 12/2/2021 D (D W w J O r� 0 Visit Ll DATE: December 13, 2021 TO: Historic Landmark Commission FROM: Demi Engman, Senior Planner SUBJECT: A request for a Certificate of Appropriateness to construct a fence. FILE: PZ2021-411 STAFF REPORT Property owner, Terry Highsmith, requests permission to construct a stucco fence for the property located at 794 3rd Street. The fence will encompass the backyard and will be visible from the street right-of-way along 3rd street and Hazel Avenue. The fence will be six (6) feet in height and eight (8) inches in width. Additionally, the fence will be made of concrete blocks, covered with stucco and painted white with decorative columns. Please see site plan, elevation drawing and example of the fence Mr. Highsmith intends to construct located in your packet. Sec. 28.03.018 (g)(3)(D) Historic -Cultural Landmark Preservation Overlay District states a fence in a front or corner side yard must be constructed of wrought iron, wood or brick. Concrete block fences are not permitted. Staff recommends denial of the request. The property is in the 1977 SPARE Beaumont Survey. SPARE states that the house was built c. 1905. The property was listed as a fine example of middle class housing built in Beaumont after the first Spindletop boom. Exhibits are attached. BEAUMONT Planning & Community Development Case Type:Planning and Zoning Case Sub Type: Certificate of Appropriateness Case #: PZ2021-411 Location: 794 3RD ST, BEAUMONT, 77701 Individuals listed on the record: Applicant Terry Highsmith 778 N 3rd St Beaumont, TX 77701-1628 Reason for Request of a Certificate of Appropriateness Paint New Construction Demo Fencing Miscellaneous Has request been made before? If yes, date: Notes: Case Status: REVIEW Tag Name: Fence Initiated On: 11/15/2021 4:35:09PM Home Phone: 4098356535 Work Phone: Cell Phone: 4098356535 E-Mail: terryhighsmith@sbcglobal.net Install concrete fence. Painting house and repairing wood as needed. Recaulking windows as needed. N N N Y N Y 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 #: PZ2021-411 Printed On: 12/2/2021 O } w i n -J o rµ b, V � ` • ` 1 1 2 tttttt�, \A 11 V; Ail 1pk T BEAUMONT, TEXAS HISTORIC SITES INVENTORY FORM - BEAUMONT HISTORICAL LANDMARK COMMISSION JEF 1. County JEFFERSON 5. USGS Quad No. 3094-111 Site No. 693 City/Rural BEAUMONT BMT 9 b. Date: Factual Est. c. 1905 2. Name Address 794 Third Street 7. Architect/Builder Contractor _ 3. Owner Futch, Donald R. 8. Style/Type Vernacular Victorian Address 1843 Hazel Beaumont, 77701-1644 9. Original Use DOMESTIC/Single Dwelling 4. Block/Lot McFaddin 2 Lot 7 Block 29 SE 1-3 Present Use VACANT 10. Description: One story frame structure. Hip roof with gable wings. Interior brick chimney. Gable front wing has fishscale shingles and one set of three -pane sash bay below with decorative vergeboard cornices. Five two -over -two sash, one of these with stained glass. Wood panel door. one pair two -over -two sash. Wraparound shed roof portico with eight square wood columns. Wood porch and cement steps. 11. Present Condition Poor. The house needs painting and general maintenance. The porch roof has deteriorated. 12. Significance: The house is a fine example of middle class housing built in Beaumont after the first Spindletop boom. 13. Relationship to Site: Original Moved Date (Describe Original Site) 14. Bibliography 15. Informant 16. Recorder S. Skarbowski Date 06-05-90 PHOTO DATA Black and White 35 mm negative YEAR DRWR ROLL FRW ROLL FRME 90 06 18 to VIEW: RECORDED BY: S. Skarbowski DATE: DATE: December 13, 2021 TO: Historic Landmark Commission FROM: Demi Engman, Senior Planner SUBJECT: A request for a Certificate of Appropriateness to move an existing house into the Oaks Historic District and paint house, install front door, windows and porch. FILE: PZ2021-414 STAFF REPORT Property owner, James Callas, is seeking permission to move an existing house into the Oaks Historic District and paint house, install front door, windows and porch. The structure is currently located on City property at the Ida Reed Dog Park. This structure was once utilized by the Boy Scouts as their meeting space. Mr. Callas intends to remodel the Boy Scout Hut into a residential home for rent that will contain two (2) bedrooms and one bathroom. The structure will be placed on a wood piling pier and beam foundation, he intends to finish out the soffit, fascia boards and side gables to match existing trim and siding, and install a new front and nine (9) over nine (9) pane colonial white frame windows. Please reference to the "Elevation Drawing 1," located in your packet for a visual concept. Additionally, Mr. Callas requests to construct a front porch. He intends to use 4 x 6 pine wood for the deck, 2 x 8 pine wood for the frame, 2 x 4 pine wood for the hand rails, and keep the wood natural in color. Please reference "Elevation Drawing 2," located in your packet for a visual concept. Lastly, Mr. Callas is seeking permission to paint the house. He would like the body color to be Colonial Revival Green Stone (SW2826), trim to be Downing Sand (SW2822), and the shutters and front door to be Rookwood Dark Green (SW2816). The porch will remain a natural treated pine lumber color, if granted. Planning staff recommends approval subject to the following conditions: 1. Must pull all necessary building & moving permits through Building Codes and Engineering Division 2. Porch shall be painted the same color as the trim 3. The facade of the house with the front door must face Louisiana Street Exhibits are attached. BEAUMONT Planning & Community Development Case Type:Planning and Zoning Case Sub Type: Certificate of Appropriateness Case #: PZ2021-414 Location: 2345 LOUISIANA ST, BEAUMONT, 77702 Individuals listed on the record: Applicant James Callas 5375 Rosemary Dr Beaumont, TX 77708 Agent James Callas 2770 Dogwood L:n Beaumont, TX 77703q Property Owner ADBS, Inc & Aless Ann Serafino 5375 Rosemary Dr Beaumont, TX 77708 Reason for Request of a Certificate of Appropriateness Paint New Construction Demo Fencing Miscellaneous Has request been made before? If yes, date: Case Status: REVIEW Tag Name: Move and Update to 2 bed 1 bath Cottage existing 1954 Wood Frame Building Initiated On: 11/15/2021 9:48:10AM Home Phone: 4098667000 Work Phone: Cell Phone: 4098667000 E-Mail: masterplumber@abbausa.com Home Phone: 4095542585 Work Phone: Cell Phone: 4098667000 E-Mail: builder@abbausa.com Home Phone: 4098667000 Work Phone: Cell Phone: E-Mail: artist@abbausa.com Needed to have City release 20 x 30 building Old Troop 213 Scout Hut Y N N N Y N Notes: - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Date: 11/2312021, Written By: Demi Engman Body color choices in order of desire: Colonial Revival Green Stone (SW2826), Colonial Revival Stone (SW2827), Hammered Silver (SW2840). Trim color: Downing Sand (SW 2822) Front door & shutters: Rookwood Dark Green (SW2816) Windows will be "colonial window, white frame, 9/9 light. Porch will be 4' x 6' made of treated pine wood - requesting to keep it as natural wood but will paint if HLC prefers it. Case Type: Planning and Zoning Page 1 of 2 Case #: PZ2021414 Printed On: 12/212021 BEAUMONT Planning & Community Development 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 #: PZ2021 A 14 Printed On: 121212021 �. �� {��: t ` , �� I{ �K ,lY �i �/I,� ,i;�l�a��k ��'�� d r p 1 JJ iL !n: IPA �# �— a1s7 SIN 2826 Body Color Colonial Revival Green Stone View Details SW 2822 Trim Color Downing Sand View Details Front Door & Shutters Color W 10 201 -,I- -- - Ul 10 201