Historic Preservation Commission Minutes 2012 04 16

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Historic Preservation Commission Meeting Minutes April 16, 2012 Page 8 of 9 Fasick - maybe this is a New Deal project. I can research this. At the most we should photo document this structure. Lewis - also, if saving is not possible, maybe we could save the materials for future use. 821 McKinley Robinson presented the item regarding the subcommittee review. The permit was released due to lack of integrity. Lewis - I was one of the committee members. It did not have a strong social history and the structure had been modified over time. We felt it would not be eligible based on our criteria. 1116 Jefferson Robinson presented the item giving the HPC a heads up of this upcoming demo review. He reminded the HPC this property had gone before the HPC a few years ago and it was released. Grain Elevator Robinson presented this item and informed them of the RFP. Stewart - La Grave and I have spoken with the owner’s rep. There is a meeting scheduled on 4/20 with staff, Faisck, Stewart and the State to talk about incentives that might be available. We are trying to pinpoint the liability effect that was discussed by the owner’s rep so we thought we would research how much it would be for the City to take over liability expense. Koertje - is CPI going to be involved in this meeting. Stewart - not at this meeting but they would like to be kept up to date. John Leary - Colorado Historical Foundation has funding options as well. 801 Walnut Robinson presented the item explaining how the structure had advanced to a full demo. The contractor stated the structure was accidently demolished but it was not structurally advanced to be saved. He showed the proposed elevations as submitted for building permit. Stewart - Poppitz and I worked on the subcommittee and were fairly upset the structure was removed. We hope the building department was aware and that a shoring plan should have been included at time of permit.