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Home My WebLink AboutCA-149-10 Donald Lay 1414 Dearborn St5-]Y- C Don Lay l4l4Dearborn St Caldwell,ID 83605 208 454 t4t4 Historic Preservation Commission Application for Certificate of Appropriateness May 19,2010. The two garage doors are probably 50 years old. Yesterday, one roller came out of the track, and the door almost fell on me. This has happened before, and it is an unsafe situation. Propose a needed replacement of two garage doors including the following: . This work will be done by Overhead Door Company. o Remove and discard the current doors o The current door openings are 7' high by 9' wide. I have to install 4X6s to lower the opening to 6' 7 Vr" highto accommodate the new tracks and springs. Currently there is only 3" clearance from the top of the door opening to the rafters in the garage. o Install two new doors shown in the brochure (white Panel Style without windows). o Install one garage door opener. If it is possible, I would appreciate a fast disposition of this request because I paid a $65 service charge yesterday to repair the door that came out of the track. If I commit to Overhead Door Com-pany in a tirnely irurrr.r, they will apply thef65 to the cost of the new doors. Thanks very much cd; q \<. r'q-t *u\- y'1o-lap4_ (L1n' J,o4 tld(.I or,J \- ItAv 1Y Nq c! Don Lay 1414 Dearborn St. Caldwell, lD 83605 454-1414 oo)-o)(oo 21',4" Dearborn Street I -.tlr,4 "t" J& G.Er-jr,k 7rl\\' $'1{a-E D,t^. Gy .-,( t+t+ D;rbovz'r Sf C"tJ-"(l, TD 83405 2oB 4s+-l+/+ Vu I I O I L Et T l {jl *"'J-E a ? D.n^ b.t ,+l+ -5j^nbo.,^ S ' CrrJ-elt, T-T, 33aoS %g 4s+ t+t+ i I, f \. Olo=oup 66 Cvtr";t- doan Id) o,r L^V l+14- D"o ibonn g, . C-rJ*,'l\, TD (Sbof 2og 45;4- t+(+ CITY OF CALDWELL 621 Cleveland Blvd., Caldwell,ID 83605 Planning and Zoning Department (208)455-3021 Historic Preservation Commission Application for Certificate of Appropriateness te of Appropriateness Information understand that a Certificate of I begin work on any of the items listed I I, Appropriateness must below. Walls Step or riser imProvements Non-exemPt radio towers to me BEFORE I am hereby applying for issuance of a Certificate of Appropriateness for one or more of the iollowing ii..r. -(Piase check all itemsfor which you are applying.) Any change or improvemgntvisible from any public right-of-way (which includes s[eets and alleys), including but not limited to the following: Decks or porches / Change in number, size, style, materials or location of any exterior doors or windows Paintingofanybrickormasonrysurfacenotpreviouslypainted Roofing repair and rePlacement New or replacement awnings and canopies Fenestration and fascia modifications, including decorative trim Fencing adjacent to a public street (wrought iron and nickg! fencing are .."-pifr""- requiring a Certificate of Appropriateness). Also please note that alleys are N6t streets and thus fencing adjacent to an alley does not required a Certificate of Appropriateness New siding which is not a replacement of the original materials or consistent with the original building profile Page I of6 Revised 9/2/08Application for Certificate of Appropriateness Signs Construction of any new building or structure visible from any public right-of- way (includes streets and alleys) Landscaping that block views of the principle building or structure from any public righrof-way (includes streets and alleys) Demolition, removal or relocation of any residence, building or structure Change in Use (includes special use permits and home occupations) State requested use or home occupation:_ Change inZone State requested zone: 2. Applicant Information Property Owner Name \ DProperty Owner Address, City, State, Zip Doa.r St-, Property Owner 7,EL Applicant Name:b^^ lr^ Applicant Address, City, State, Zip:o) Applicant Site Address or^ St,q 8 Tax Parcel Number(s): 6l ZG 3 CooO s Page 2 of 6 Revised 9/2/08 Appl ication for Certifi cate of Appropri ateness Dhnna. Dimensions of the p*""t: 15 ' 'i,, 175' 3. g Attachments The followine items MUST BE SUBMITTED with the application OR THE APPLICATION WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED: P&Z Staff Initials . Include dimensionso Include materials e Include architectural details A site plan of the property on 11x17 paper that shows the following: o House . All driveways and how they connect with the streets and alleys o All outbuildings o All garages, sheds, carports, etc. o All landscaping o All porches, patios, etc. o Label all streets and alleys adjoining the property Current photographs of the following: o All exterior sides of the house o All driveways o All outbuildings o All garages, sheds, carPorts, etc. o All landscapingo All porches, patios, etc. Architectural Drawings of all proposed changes o Must include all dimensions, culrent and proposed o Must include all materials proposed o Show lettering, symbols, pictures and any type of lighting for signage requests o Must show everything relating to the proposed changes o Must be clear and legible and readable Aoolicant Initials PA Ld &3 Please note: The completeness, quality and details of your attachments will largely determine the outcome of the decision of the Commission' Please include every detail Possible. A written, bullet-point outline of every single item that is being proposed to be changed, added, replaced or repaired as part ofthis request' &e Page 3 of 6 Revised 9/2/08Application for Certifi cate of Appropriateness IF YOU ARE PROPOSING NEW CONSTRUCTION, DEMOLITION OR RELOCATION OF A BUILDING, IN ADDITION TO THE ABOVE ITEMS, PLEASE ATTACH THE FOLLOWING: Copy of all pages of the recorded deed for the property ( the Canyon County Recorder's Office located on the 2no Courthouse if you don't have a copy in your files) may be obtained from floor of the County 4 List of property owners within 300 feet of the site with names, addresses and ID numbers (obtained from the Canyon County Plat Room on the 3'd floor of the County Courthouse) 50% reduced copy of the assessor's plat map for the entire section, township and range in which the property resides (must be obtained from the Canyon County Plat Room on the 3'o floor of the County Courthouse) Acknowledgement of Section 02-17-01 through 02-17-33 of Caldwell Cify Code By initialing each of the items below, I acknowledge that I have read the statement and understand that said statement is a portion of Section 02-17 -01 through 02-17 -33 There exist within the City of Caldwell residential and commercial buildings having historical and architectural value that contribute to the cultural and economic welfare of its citizens. It is important that an awareness of this heritage be developed and that an effort to preserve these environmental assets is perpetuated by the duly appointed CALDWELL HISTORIC PRESERVATION COMMISSION. Applicant Initialse)( Purposes of the Commission are: to encourage harmony in the planning of new buildings and developments with existing historic buildings in the proximity; to preserve and enhance the environmental quality of neighborhoods; to promote the creation of historic districts; to strengthen the City's economic base by the stimulation ofconservation and reuse; engage in a program ofHistoric Preservation to encourage protection and preservation of historic buildings and sites. r$f Definition of Exterior Features: Shall include the architectural style, general design and general alrangement of the exterior of a building or other structure, the kind and texture of the building and type and style of windows, doors, light fixtures, signs and other appurtenant features and natural features such as trees and shrubberies. In the case of outdoor advertising signs, o'exterior features" shall be construed to mean the style, material, size and location of such signs. &# Definition of Historic District: any residential neighborhood or business section determined by City Council to encompass sites, buildings or structures of historical, cultural or architectural value worthy or recording on the local register of historic property. Application for Certificate of Appropriateness _.J,rXTi;,f,[ Lx v ,LY M Definition of Historic Property: any building, structure, area, or site determined by the City Councit to be significant in the history, architecture, archaeology or culture within the City of Caldwell. After the designation by ordinance of a local historic property or local historic district, no exterior feature of any building or other structure which is a part of such a property or district shall be altered or restored nor shall it be moved or demolished until after application for a Certificate of Appropriateness is submitted to and approved by the ialdwett Historic Preservation Commission. Restrictions also apply to appurtenant features of the building such as aboveground utility structures, outdoor advertising signs, walls. A Certificate of Appropriateness shall be required regardless of any other permit, including a building permit that is required by the City' In order to preserve the integrity of historic buildings, structures and sites within a designated local historic district, and to ensure that any new buildings, improvements or structures constructed within a designated local historic district shall be compatible within such district, no exterior portion or feature of any building, site, structure or oUjL., within the district shall bi demolished, restored or altered; no new construction stratt Ue undertaken; and no site improvement made without first obtaining a Certificate of Appropriateness. For improvement or changes that require a building permit, the Certificate of Approiriateness must be granted prior to the Planning and Zoning Department upptoring an application for a building permit' For improvements or changes that do not require a building permit, a certificate of Rpproiriateness must be gianted prior to construction of the improvement or change' I, as the applicant, am solely responsible for submitting A IQMPLETE APPLICATION AT LEA-ST rOUnrmN (14) DAYS BEFORE TIIE NEXT MEETING OF THE CALDWELL HISTORIC PRESERVATION COMMISSION. n\Oa-6 pts ,L8 ela AK Home Owner's Applicant's Applicant' s RePresentative autlhorized by the Applicant to represent and speak on behalf of the applicant Application for Certifi cate of Appropriateness Date Date hto Page 5 of6 Revised 9/2/08 Date 7rW R.zoto GLOSSARY OF TERMS Arch Masonry A cwed md somelimes pointed stroctural memb€r to span an opening.Work constructed by a mason using stone. brick. concrete blocks. tiles or similar materials. Belcony Moldins A railed, projecting platform found above ground level on a building.A continuous decorative band; sepes as an omamental device on both the interior and exterior of a building or structure; also often serves the function of obscuring the joint formed when two surfaces meet. Baluster Mullion One ofa series ofshort pillars or other uprights that support a handrail or coping.A ve4ical member, as ofstone or wood, between the lights ofa window. Balustrade Muntln A series ofbalusters connected on top by coping or a handrail and sometimes on the bottom by a bufton rail; used on staircases. Dorches, etc. A bar for holding the edges ofwindows or panes within the sash, Bav Newel A space protruding from the exterior wall that may contain a window; a compartment of about 16 feet on a side. A bay window is a projecting window with an angular plan. A vertical support at the center ofa circular staircase; a post that supports a handrail at the bottom or at the landing ofa staircase. Bmckets Projecting support members found under eaves or other overhangs; may bc plain or decorated. Pane they have. For example, a window with eight panes of glass is called an eight tight windov. Often a double hung window is described in terms ofthe number ofpanes in each of its two sashes (e.g., a six-over-sit double hung window indicates itat each sash has six panes. Casement contains two casements separated by a mullion (venic4! dividing bar). wall or elevation, as ofearth or stone,a This type of siding consists of boards that are on one than thc other; the bouom (thick) edqe ofone board overlaos the top (thin) edge ofthe board below. Arbor.stnrcture ofparallel colonnades an open girders & cross rafters. Pilaster A pillar, usually circular in plan. The parts of a column in classical architectural are the base, shaft and capltal. A rectangular column or shallow pier attached to a wall; frequently decoratively treated lo represent a classic column. Court Porch An open area partially or totally surrounded by walls or buildings.fagade of a building; may be open- a stoop.Dormer Portico A vertical window projecting from the slope of a roof; usmlly provided with is own roof. The specific name of a dormer is frequently determined by the shape or type of its roof A covered walk or porch supported by columns or pillars. Double hung window Sash A window with rwo sashes, each moveable by means ofsash cords and weishts.The framework into which panes are set. Erve Shed Roof That portion of the roof which projects beyond the walls. Eavcs that are without gutters arc offc!! refened to as dripping eaves. A roof one Unlike a lean-to roof, a not bya as the roof Faqade Siding The principal face or front a tem ls sometlmes to to wall coverings made of meaning may be extended to include any type of finish exception of masonry). Thc term cladding is often used including masonry. covering on a fiame building (with the to describe any exterior wall covering, siI end of an exterior wall in a a roof.the lower side an as a door sill. A window the lower.face ofa window. Gable roof Spindle work A sloping (ridged) roof that terminates pitched root ridge roofor comb roof. at one or both ends in a gable. Also known as An ornament made with a lathe; used as gable or porch trim. Also known ; tr-ed wood omamenls- Gutter A channel ofwood or metal running along the eaves ofa house; used for catching and car4ring ofwater. Stucco An exlenor wall covering consisting ofa mixture ofponland cement, sand, Iime and water; or amixture ofportland cement, sand hair (or fiber) and sometimes crushed stone for texture; this term is often used synonymously witb cement plaster.Hip Roof Truss A roof formed by four pitched roof surfaces.truss a triangle any one a of rigid roof framework for spanning between two load bearing walls.Generally,trusses are used when the exceeds 20 to 35Louver A small lantern or other opening, oflen with wood slats, used for ventilating attics or other spaces. tower; often located at a comer a case, it is as a comer turet. Veranda A roofed space attached to the exterior wall ofa house and supported by columns, piila$or posts; called pi*,t in earlier literature. A closely related term is porch, although its meaning usually is confined to a covered sheher over an exterior door. 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