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02/20/12 <br />Historic Preservation Commission <br />Planning Dept. <br />749 Main Street <br />Louisville, CO 80027 <br />Bob Qualls <br />1124 La Farge Ave <br />Louisville, CO 80027 <br />Re: Landmark Designation Application for 1005 La Farge Ave, Louisville, CO 80027 <br />Tucker, our son, will be living in the home at 1005 La Farge Ave later in the Spring. As much as <br />procedure will allow him to, he has permission to speak for the owners of the property. Robert Qualls <br />and Judy Cresswell in this Landmark Designation Application effort. <br />As for the questions about Architect, Building Materials and Architectural Style, I have no answers. As <br />far as I know, it is mostly as it was originally built. One owner, Doris Donner, added on a' /4 bath to the <br />northwest corner of the house. I don't know if the renovation was just that section of the house or if it <br />included the whole back of the house. Aluminum storm windows were added on some windows. The <br />acutal windows and doors, I'm guessing, are original. There must be building permits in your archives <br />that would flesh out the details of this addition. <br />What we have gathered from heresay over the years, is that it belonged to a doctor. The small building <br />in the back, facing South Street, was his office. I think that dwelling has been added on to, but I don't <br />know to what extent. I would guess that it was extended to add the bathroom at the back and to the <br />side to add a garage. <br />Recently, I had a contractor take a look at. I wanted to repair the trim around the bottom of the house <br />and the bases of the pillars that support the covered front entry. He mentioned that there were some <br />features. the pillars at the front entry for example, that indicated the original owner custom built the <br />home. This trim, these pillars and the windows are in the greatest need of repair. <br />The earliest ownership I could find on the Boulder County Public Records site was in the name of <br />William and Ruth Andrew. Neighbors remember when it was a doctor's home. Maybe Mr. Andrew <br />was that doctor. 1 couldn't access any records indicating when it was built but it transferred ownership <br />in 1970 to a Mr. Charles Parise. It transferred to Doris Donner later that year and in 1989 it transferred <br />to us. <br />Bob Qualls <br />