Historic Preservation Commission Agenda and Packet 2017 09 18

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Historic Preservation Commission Meeting Minutes July 17, 2017 Page 3of11 Cyndi Thomas Yes Chuck Thomas n/a Caleb Dickinson Yes Michael Ulm Yes Motion passed/failed: Pass Motion passes 5-0. PUBLIC HEARING — 720-722 Pine Street Landmark, Grant, Alteration Certificate Conflict of Interest and Disclosure: None. Staff Report of Facts and Issues: 720 & 722 Pine Street • 720 Pine (1902), 722 Pine (ca. 1908) • Common history with 633 LaFarge • Early settlement of Louisville by numerous Ger peaking im -nts 720 & 722 Pine Street • Jefferson Place Survey • Craftsman style Architectural Significance - Represents a built environment of a group of people in an era of history that is culturally significant to Louisville. • The structures at 720 and 722 Pine Street are both good example of a Craftsman style houses in early 20th century Louisville. Social Significance - Exemplifies cultural, political, economic, or social heritage of the community. • The structures at 720 and 722 Pine Street are significant for their association with European (Austrian) immigrant coal -mining families who flocked to Colorado's coal mining communities in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries in search of economic opportunities they could not fin their own countries. 720 Pine Street Alteration Certificate • Repair/replace siding as neede • Replace exterior doors Pine Street • Replace siding on base of porch • Add matching shin ! -s in gable end of roof— Staff does not support 720 Pine Street Alteratio rtificate South Elevation • Move rear entry door • Relocate rear win•. • Add cover over do• • Replace siding on post 1948 addition with vertical siding 722 Pine Street Alteration Certificate • Repair/replace siding as needed • Replace exterior doors Pine Street • Replace siding on base of porch • Add matching shingles in gable end of roof — Staff does not support 722 Pine Street Alteration Certificate South Elevation • Extend rear portion three feet