City Council Agenda and Packet 2011 07 12 SP

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Address Legal Description Date of • Apphcanon • Cmte Review • Cmsn Heanng • Pe € �s , Histoncai Information Comments 553 County Road Tract 713 Less A -B -C -D & Tract 713-B 8 -1S -69 • 31 August 2007 •13 September 2007 • None • 18 September 2007 Possibly built in 1900 and moved to the current location from the Monarch Mine. Associated with the Jenkins Family. Joint application of 553, 555, and 557 County Road. 555 County Road Tract 713 -C 8 -1S-69 •31 August 2007 • 13 September 2007 • None • 18 September 2007 Oral history interviews state also possibly moved from the Monarch Mine, making the date of construction difficult to determine. Joint application of 553, 555, and 557 County Road. 557 County Road North 12 % feet Block 2 Acme Terrace & Tract 713-D 8-1S-69 • 31 August 2007 • 13 September 2007 • None • 18 September 2007 Oral history interviews state also possibly moved from the Monarch Mine, making the date of construction difficult to determine. Joint application of 553, 555, and 557 County Road. 944 Garfield Avenue Lots 1, 2, 3, & 4 Block 1 Louisville Heights •3 June 2008 • 17 June 2008 • 21 July 2008 STAY on demolition • Stay expired 30 November 2008 Slavec family owned the house 1036 — 1981. Applicant encouraged to retain original section of home and remodel but not demolish. 1000 Grant Avenue Lots 23 -24 Block 2, Capitol Hill Addition • 26 July 2005 • August 2005 • None •4 August 2005 Built 1906 House associated with the Zurick family for about 90 years. Zuricks have been in town since at least 1892 and Andrew Zurick was mayor in the 1920s. Members of the committee found there was not enough historical significance to meet the criteria and there are other examples of similar architecture still standing in town. 1100 Grant Avenue Lots 21 -24, Block 7, Capitol Hill Addition .4 January 2006 • 13 January 2006 • None • 13 January 2006 Built 1939 Probably built by miner Clifford Thompson. Property earlier owned by Potestio Family with connections to the Jacoe Family Has had significant alterations over time and retains little architectural integrity other than the front door which appeared original. 1116 Grant Avenue Lots 18, 19, 20, Block 7 Capital Hill Addition • 17 April 2006 • 24 April 2006 • None • 25 April 2006 Built 1904 Owned by Marion Thirlaway or her parents Owen & Esther Thidaway for 73 years. Owners of Thirlaway Market. Significant association with one family. Front of house does have integrity, but unlikely to be individually eligible to landmark. Suggest consideration of addition on the back as is on large lot. 1145 Grant Avenue Lot 11 less 2 south feet & all of lot 12 Block 6 Capitol Hill • 10 October 2006 .23 October 2006 • None •25 October 2006 Built 1905 Significant owners include Bessie Kerr who originally also owned 1137 and David Robinson who was a coal miner. Asked owners to consider saving the front facade, particularly the shingle work on the front gable. Building has very significant architectural integrity, but committee members did agree to release the permit. Totals: 58 structures reviewed, 13 structures received a stay, and 37 structures were demolished. Notes: Plain Text denotes released demolition requests not demolished. (16 with 7 receiving a stay) Yellow text denotes the structure has been demolished. (37 with 4 receiving a stay) Grey text denotes the structure is part of a PUD / not demolished (5 with 2 receiving a stay) Applications for Demolition of Non - Landmarked Buildings Over 50 Years Old 21 Updated 7/82011