Central-Harrison - 1981-1986
CITY OF CAMPBEll
70 NORTH FIRST STREET
CAMPBELL, CALIFORNIA 95008
(408) 866-2100
Department:
Planning
September 23,1986
Mr. Donald V. Baptist
Fuqua & Baptist Management
Suite 201
150 East Campbell Avenue
Campbell, CA, 95008
Company
SUBJECT:
Interim Zoning District - Downtown Campbell
116, 122, & 130 Central Ave.
400 Grant Street
125 Harrison Ave.
Dear Mr. Baptist:
This office is in receipt of your letter of September 19, 1986, in
you asked for support from the Planning Department in your request
the City Council remove the referenced properties from the Interim
District prior to any extension of the ordinance.
which
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Zoning
Please be advised that the initial Interim Zoning Ordinance was in effect
for a 45 day period which ended on September 19, 1986. In order to keep
an interim zone in effect for the downtown area, the City Council took
action at its meeting of September 16,1986 to extend the effect of the
Interim Zone for an additional 10 months and 15 days. This time period is
specified in the California Government Code.
The area covered by the extension of the Interim Zone is identical to the
area covered_by the original ordinance, therefore your properties are
covered by this extension.
Since the City Council has already taken action to extend the ordinance, I
would suggest that you consider sending a letter to the City Council
requesting that the ordinance be amended to exclude your properties.
Should you have any further questions regarding this matter please feel
free to give me a call.
Very truly yours,
ARTHUR A. KEE
Planning Dire
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CAMPBELL, CALIFORNIA 95008
(408) 374-9800
HAND DELIVERED
September 19, 1986
Mr. Arthur Kee, Planning Director
City of Campbell
70 North First Street
Campbell, CA 95008
Subject:
Downtown Building Moratorium
Property:
116,122 & 130 Central
400 Grant & 125 Harrison
Dear Mr. Kee:
The purpose of this letter is to ask your department for
assistance in asking the City Council to remove the above
referenced properties from the Downtown Moratorium district,
if the moratorium is extended beyond the current 45 day
period.
We believe this request is justified for two reasons. First,
we are currently a planned development zone, giving your
department full authority to control our development, and
second, as this parcel is clearly within City Hall Complex,
its development issues are related to the overall City Complex
rather than downtown.
It is our hope that you would point out to City Council
that we are not outsiders, that we have developed other
projects in the City and have always fully cooperated with
all City departments, without exception, and based on this
history, could be removed from this control district and
be assured of our full continued cooperation as developers.
Thank you in advance for your cooperation. If you require
any additional information or would like to meet to discuss
this further, please let me know.
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Donald V. Bap ist
General Partner
CAMPBELL OFFICE PLAZA
CITY OF CAMPBELL
PLANNING DEPARTMENT
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70 NORTH FIRST STREET
CAMPBELL, CALIFORNIA 95008
(408) 866-2100
Department:
Planning
August 7, 1986
Mr. Stan Cirata
Fuqua & Baptist Management Co.
150 East Campbell Ave., Ste. 201
Campbell, CA 95008
RE:
Weeds in public right-of-way
116,122,130 Central Ave.; 400 Grant; 125 Harrison
Dear Mr. Cirata:
It has been brought to the attention of the Planning Department
that the public right-of-way along the frontage of the above
referenced properties is in need of maintenance. There are
weeds growing in the public right-of-way that have become
hazardous and/or unsightly.
The Planning Department is requesting your assistance in
removing these weeds, and in maintaining these properties free
from weeds in the public right-of-way until they are developed.
Thank you for your attention to this matter.
Sincerely,
ARTHUR A. KEE
PLANNING DIRECTOR
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CITY OF CAMPBELL
MEMORANDUM
To:
From:
Subject:
Historic Preservation Board Members
Date:
March 28,1985
Tim Haley
Planner II
Correspondence to the
Civic Improvement Commission
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At its Board meeting of March 27,1985, the Board requested Staff
to provide a copy of the correspondence sent to the Civic Improvement
Commission as requested by the Board at its meeting of February 26, 1985.
This information is enclosed.
If you have any questions regarding this information or if you wish
Staff to send further communications, please do not hesitate to contact
the Planning Department.
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CAMPBELL, CALIFORNIA 95008
(408) 866-2100
Department:
PI arming
~.1arch 1, 1985
Barbara Conant
Olairperson
Civic Improvement Commission
701 Sweetbriar Dr.
Campbell, CA 95008
Dear Barbara:
At its meeting of February 27,1985, the Historic Preservation
Board requested its Chairman to meet with you regarding a number
of items discussed at its meeting. A summary of these items is
listed below:
1.
A request of Mr. Stan Cirata of Fuqua & Baptist
Management Co. to allow the demolition of resi-
dential buildings located on properties known as
122 & 130 N. Central Ave. and 111 & 125 N. Harrison.
2.
A discussion regarding the status of an application
by the Alice Avenue Neighborhood residents for
designation of their street as an historic district.
3.
A discussion regarding the Historic Preservation
Board's participation in the Civic Improvement Com-
mission's "Historic ~'1arker Program."
Mr. ~Ii11er has requested Staff to contact you so that a convenient
time for such a meeting may be arranged.
It would be appreciated if you could contact me at 866-2140 so
that a date and time could be arranged to discuss these items,
or you may wish to contact Herman ~tiller directly at 866-7696 (H)
or (415) 851-1000 (0).
Sincerely,
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CITY OF CAMPBELL
To,
Civic Improvement Commission
Date:
March 1, 1985
From:
Historic Preservation Board
Subject:
122 & 130 N. Central Ave.
111 & 125 N. Harrison Ave.
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At its meeting of February 27, 1985, the Historic Preservation Board
continued the consideration of teh request of Mr. Stan Cirata to
allow the demolition of the residential buildings located on the
subject properties. The Board continued this request so that the
Civic Improvement Commission could be informed regarding the possible
removal of these structures.
The Staff Comment Sheet reviewing this request is attached for the
Commission's information.
The Board would appreciate any comments or recommendations from the
Civic Improvement Commission for its review of this request at its
meeting of March 27, 1985.
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70 NORTH FIRST STREET
CAMPBELL, CALIFORNIA 95008
(408) 866-2100
Department:
Planning
March 28,1985
Mr. Stan Cirata
Fuqua & Baptist Management Co.
150 E. Campbell Ave., Ste. 201
Campbell, CA 95008
Dear Mr. Cirata:
Please be advised that at its meeting of ~~rch 27, 1985, the
Historic Preservation Board granted your request to allow the
demolition of residential structures located on the following
properties:
1.
2.
3.
4.
116 N. Central Ave.
122 N. Central Ave.
111 N. Harrison Ave.
125 N. Harrison Ave.
This recommendation was made subject to the following conditions:
1.
Prior to issuance of a demolition permit, applicant
shall provide Campbell Historic ~~eum with photo-
graphic documentation of these buildings as pre-
scribed by the ~~eum Coordinator.
2.
Applicant to obtain demolition permits from the
Building Department.
If you have any questions regarding this approval, please do not
hesitate to contact the Planning Department.
Sincerely,
ARTHUR A. KEE
PlANNING DIRECTOR
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The f!istoric Preservation Aoard of the City of CaDpbell convened this day
in regular s('ssion in the City Jlilll Council Chamhers, 70 N. Fir'òt St.,
Campbell, California.
ROLL CALL
Present
Boardrnembers: Chivers, Burns, He hard ,
Gough, Miller (5:10 prn).
Staff: Tim Haley, Peggy Coats, Linda
Dennis
Guests: Mr. Stan Cirata, Fuqua ~
Baptist Associates; Mr. and Mrs.
Th('odore Cutting.
Absent
None,
l\PPROVAL OF !HNUTES
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That the minutes of the Historic
Preservation Board meeting of February
27, 1985 he approved as submitted.
Motion carried unanimously.
NE\'J BUSINESS
Mr. Haley noted that the scheduled field trip to the Heritage Village site
has been cancelled due to the weather. The Architect has indicated to
Staff that when a sample oortion of thG building has been painted, 11(' ,viII
contact the Board.
Mr. Chivers noted that he was under the impression that the agreement was
that the fieri tage Village Revie,,] CornITli ttee "JOuld decide on the colors for
the buildings.
Mr. Haley indicated that the developer intends to given the Co~nittee an
example of the color scheme; modifications could be made if the colors are
unacceptable.
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OLD BUSINESS
Continued historic review of buildinqs on properties:
122 & 130 N. Central Ave.
III & 125 N. Harrison Ave.
Mr. lIaley reviewed the Staff Report for thesp structures, and indicated
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that a memo has bf?en recf?ive(J from the C1vic J.mrrovemc~nt CoIllI<1ission, and
is attached to the report.
Chairman r.1iller stated that apparently the Civic Improvc'ment Commission
feels that these structurf?S should be rreserved.
J\1r. Theodore Cutting hrif'fly explainRcJ the background of the structurres
which he owns, and the condition of the structures, noting that he is not
in a financial position to rehabilitate the structures.
Mrs. Cutting further explained that in 1973-79 they received an estimation
of $100,000 to rehabilitate the structures.
Mr. Stan Cirato, Fuqua & Baptist, commented that it is his firm's
intention to utilize the current zoning on the property which would allow
an office building.
Discussion ensued regarding the historic preservation ordinance, the
authority of the Board, and demolition policies.
Mr. Chivers stated that people are beginning to realize that Mr. Cutting
was an outstanding artist, and some people feel that his house should be
saved. Homes in this block are typical of that era in Campbell. !!e>
indicated that he would have difficulty approving demolition of these
structures when he knows there potential.
J\1r. Cutting indicated that most of his father's painting was done in the
field, not at home.
Mrs. Coats noted that it is obvious that these structures are in a
dilapidated state, and perhaps the other property owners are also unable
to afford rehabilitation.
Mr. IIebard pointed out that the 30-day time period in which the Board may
forestall demolition has passed. The historic survey ratings and the memo
from the Civic Ir~provemC'nt comrnission should be brought to the attention
of the Building Department and the Planninq Commission at such time as
they consider the matter.
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That thE" Historic Preservation Board
recommend to the Building Department
that a request for demolition be
approved subject to conditions of
approval as indicated in the Staff
Comment Sheet:
1. Prior to issuance of a demolition
permit, applicant shall provide Campbell
Historic Museum with photographic
documentation of subject buildings as
prescribed by the Museum Coordinator.
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2. Applicant to secur~ demolition
permit from the nui ldinq D"partment.
Motion carried 4-1-0, with Mr. Chivers
voting "no".
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ANNOUNCEr.1ENTS
1'1rs. Coats announced that th" Civic Improvernp.nt Commission has been
awarded the Award of Excellence for their work in ronovotinq the fire
station into a museum.
AD.TOURNr,1ENT
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That the Historic Preservation Board
meeting be adjourned. The meeting
adjourned at 5:55 p.m.
APPROVED:
Herman ~1i11er
Chairman
ATTEST:
Tim oJ. Haley
Planner II
RECORDED: Linda Dennis
Recording Secretary
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ITEM NO.1
STAFF Cor'1I,1ENT SHEET - HISTORIC PRESERVATION BOARD MEETING OF MARCH 27, 1985
Continued historic review of buildings on properties:
122 and 130 N. Central Avenue
111 and 125 N. Harrison Avenue
STAFF RECOMMENDATION
1.
That the Historic Preservation Board review the historic significance of
the properties discussed below and the response received from the Civic
Improvement Com~ission; and
2.
If the Board finds that these properties do no warrant designation as
historic landmarks, that the Board grant the applicant's request to allow
demolition of these structures, subject to the conditions of approval.
STAFF DISCUSSION
At its previous meeting of February 27, 1985 the Historic Preservation Board
continued the consideration of this matter so that the Civic Improvement
Commission could be informed regarding this request. The Commission considered
this matter at their meeting of March 14, 1985. A memorandum from the
Commission and the previous Staff Comment Sheet are attached for the Board's
review.
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CONDITIONS OF APPROVAL
1.
Prior to issuance of a demolition permit, applicant shall provide Campbell
Historic Museum with photographic documentation of subject buildings as
prescribed by the Museum Coordinator.
2.
Applicant to secure demolition permit from the Building Department.
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CITY OF CAMPBEll
To
HISTORICAL PRESERVATION BOARD
Date: MARCH 21, 1985
From'
CIVIC IMPROVEMENT COMMISSION
Subject: REFERRAL - 122 and 130 N. Central Avenue; 111 and 125 N. Harrison Avenue
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At their meeting of March 14, 1985, the Civic Improvement Commission took
unanimous action opposing demolition of the subject residential buildings.
Although these structures may have no major architectural significance,
they are representative of early Campbell, and have considerable historical
significance due to prior ownership and the contributions which these
individuals have made to the campbell community.
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STAFF COMMENT SHEET - HISTORIC PRESERVATION BOARD - FEBRUARY 27, 1985
Review of historic significance:
122 N. Central Ave.
130 N. Central Ave.
111 N. Harrison Ave.
125 N. Harrison Ave.
STAFF RECOMMENDATION
1.
That the Historic Preservation Board review the historic significance
of the properties discussed below; and
2.
If the Board finds that these properties do not warrant designation as
historic landmarks, that the Board grant the applicant's request to
demolish these structures, subject to the attached conditions.
STAFF DISCUSSION
The Planning Department has received the attached letter which requests
that the Historic Preservation Board review the historic significance of
the following properties:
1. 122 N. Central Ave. - Survey Rating: 66.5
2. 130 N. Central Ave. "Chauncey Whitman" house - Survey Rating:
69.5
3. 111 N. Harrison Ave. - Survey Rating: 68.5
4. 125 N. Harrison Ave. "Frank & Clara Cutting" house -
Survey Rating: 79
The historical survey sheets of these properties are attached for the
Board's review.
The Historic Preservation Board, at its meeting of June 23, 1981, held a
public hearing for historic designation of properties 2, 3, and 4, as
listed above. Based upon the information presented at that hearing, the
Board adopted Resolution Nos. 7, 8, and 9 recommending denial of the
requested landmark designation due to insufficient information to warrant
designation as an historic landmark. The minutes of that meeting are
attached.
Staff is recommending that the Board review this information and grant the
applicant's request for demolition permits if it finds such action
appropriate.
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CONDITIONS OF APPROVAL
1.
Prior to issuance of a demolition permit, applicant shall provide
Campbell Historic Museum with photographic documentation of subject
buildings as prescribed by the Museum Coordinator.
2.
Applicant to secure demolition permit from the Building Department.
HISTORIC PRESERVAT~
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3RUARY 27, 1985
122 N. Central Ave.
130 N. Central Ave.
111 N. Harrison Ave.
125 N. Harrison Ave.
Mr. Chivers noted that these properties involve all the structures from
the library parking lot to the corner of Grant Street. The structures are
typical of turn of the century homes in Campbell, and two of the homes are
in fairly good condition. Historically this area has been residential,
and when the City Hall was built a lot of beautiful homes were torn down.
~~. Chivers continued that his opinion is that Campbell is over saturated
with office space, and short of residential properties. Regardless of the
historic value, he noted he is against kicking people out of homes and
converting the properties to offices. Additionally, Mr. Chivers felt that
Mr. Cutting (Cutting House - 125 N. Harrison) would someday be a famous
artist; and, that this house could be fixed up. He stated that he would
vote against demolition of this house.
~~. Burns noted that these structures were under consideration in 1981 and
a request for landmark designation was denied without prejudice at that
time, with the Board finding that there was insufficient information to
warrant designation.
Mr. Chivers felt that one reason the Historic Preservation Board was
formed was because some people felt there were too many of these old
houses being torn down. We have allowed many houses to be torn down
individually, but this is the first case which involved several houses at
once. Mr. Chivers felt that the structures could be saved, and that the
purpose of the Board would be lost if it allowed these homes to be torn
down.
Mr. Gough stated that he valued the opinion of the people who made the
surveys. Additionally, he felt that the Board would not be doing it's job
if it rubber-stamped demolition of the City's. older structures.
Chairman Miller stated he would like to see this item continued in order
that the structures might be looked at further.
Mr. Hebard felt that these structures should be reconsidered. There may
be something that can be done to save these houses. He discussed the
procedures for landmark designation.
Mr. Stan Cirato, representing Fuqua & Baptist Associates, reviewed the
request, noting that because of the cost of the properties it is not
economical to develop condominiums. Mr. Cutting's son wanted to attend
this meeting, however, it was felt that it would not be necessary. Mr.
Cutting's son does not wish to be responsible for the condition of the
property. The chance of the current owners restoring the structures is
very unlikely because of the costs.
Mr. Hebard asked if the applicant would be willing to discuss this
situation with the Civic Improvement Commission.
Mr. Cirato indicated that he would be willing.
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That this item be continued for thirty
days. Motion carried unanimously.
The Board directed that communications be sent to the Civic Improvement
Commission and the City Council regarding this evening's discussion; and,
that Chairman Miller meet with the Civic Improvement Commission.
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MANAGEMENT
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SUITE 201
150 EAST CAMPBELL AVENUE
CAMPBELL, CALIFORNIA 95008
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February 12, 1985
CITY OF CAMPBELL
PLANNING DEPARTMENT
Mr. Herman Miller, Chair:roan
CAMPBELL HISTORIC PRESERVATION
%Mr. Tim Haley
City of Campbell
700 North First Street
Campbell, CA 95008
BOAED
Re:
Demolition of Exi.sting Residences
Dear Mr. Miller:
Focus Investment Company, subsidiary of Fuqua & Baptist
Management Company, has recently' entered into purchas.e con-
tracts for the following properti.es;:
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116, 122, 130 Central Avenue
400 Grant
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125 Harrison
I understand that all but on~ of theae houses is on the
Board's list.
We would like to demolish all of the referenced houses to
allow for development of an office building. Would you please
place this item on the agenda of your next meeting,
February 27, 1985.
Thank you for your consideration.
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CITY OF CAMPBELL
9:30 A.M.
MINUTES
JUNE 23. 1981
This Historic Preservation Board of the City of Campbell met in the Manager's
Conference Room in the City Hall, 75 North Central.Avenue, Campbell,
California.
ROLL CALL
Present
Boardmembers: Blaine, Burns, Kern, Chairman
Hebard.
Staff:
Philip J. Stafford, Principal Planner
Tim Haley, Planner I
Dennis Wardell, Museum Resources
Coordinator
Linda Dennis, Secretary
None
Guests:
Absent:
Boardmember Overhouse.
APPROVAL OF MINUTES
May 12, 1981
The minutes of the meeting of May 12,1981 were
unanimously approved as submitted.
PUBLIC HEARINGS
Continued public hearing to consider the
application of the Civic Improvement Commission
for designation of the residential structure
located at 111 N. Harrison Avenue as an
historic landmark.
HPL 81-03
125 N. Harrison
Continued public hearing to consider the
application of the Civic Improvement Commission
for designation of the residential structure at
125 N. Harrison Avenue as an historic landmark.
Continued pubiic hearing to consider the -
application of the Civic Improvement Commission
for designation of the residential structure
located at 130 N. Central Avenue as an historic
landmark.
HPL 81-04
;30 N. Central
Mr. Stafford reviewed the applications for the Board, stating that these items
had, been continued from the May 12,1981 meeting in order that the property
owners be contacted by Staff regaFding program incentives. '
Mr. Wardell indicated he had mailed each property owner information; however,
Mr. Colla (130 N. Central) was the only property owner who had responded.
Mr. Colla telephoned Mr. Wardell to say that after reviewing the information,
he was not interested in pursuing the designation.
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Chairman Hebard felt that the Board should follow up with Mr. Herschner
(111 N. Harrison) and Mr. Cutting (125 N. Harrison) regarding their
feelings as to the designation. adding that it was preferable to have
the property owners behind the Board's recommendation. He asked that
Mr. Wardell plead with the Civic Improvement Commission to follow up
on their applications.
Mr. Haley noted that the issue at hand was whether the structure is
historically significant, not whether the property owners want the
designation or not.
Chairman Hebard stated that it was not the function of the ordinance
to impose designation over the desires of the property owners. He felt
that he could not support applications from other than property owners,
or having the support of property owners. unless the property is of such
significance that it strongly warrants designation (such as the grammar
school).
Boardmember Blaine noted, in reference to 130 N. Central (Whitman House).
that the building was not significant but the persons connected with the
home were significant in Campbell's history. He relayed that Chauncey
Whitman was very influential in Campbell's school system, as well as
owning the hardware store.
Boardmember Burns felt that Whitman was a very important member of the
community, however there are things to remember Whitman by other than
the house at 130 N. Central.
Chairman Hebard stated he would like to see the Board continue the items
on 111 N. Harrison and 125 N. Harrison in order that another attempt be
made to get the property owners involved in the designation process.
It was moved by Boardmember Blaine, and seconded by Boardmember Kern, that
the public hearings be closed. Motion carried unanimously.
RESOLUTION NO.7
It was moved by Boardmember Kern, and seconded
by Boardmember Blaine, that the application
of the Civic Improvement Commission for
historic landmark designation for property
known as 111 N. Harrison Avenue be denied
without prejudice, with the Board finding
that there is insufficient information to
warrant historic landmark designation. (HPL
81-02). Motion adopted by the following
roll call vote:
AYES:
NOES:
ABSENT:
Boardmembers: Blaine, Burns, Kern, Hebard
Boardmembers: None
Boardmembers: Overhouse
RESOLUTION NO.8
It was moved by Boardmember Kern, and seconded
by Boardmember Blaine, that the application of
the Civic Improvement Commission for historic
landmark designation for property known as
125 N. Harrison Avenue be denied without
prejudice, with the Board finding that there
insufficient information to warrant historic
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landmark designation. (HPL 81-03) Motion
adopted by the following roll call vote:
AYES: Boardmembers: Blaine, Burns, Kern, Hebard
NOES: Bòardmembers: None
ABSENT: Boàrdmembers: Overhouse
RESOLUTION NO.9
It was moved by Boardmember Kern, and seconded
by Boardmember Blaine, that the application of
the Civic Improvement Commission for historic
landmark designation for property known as
130 N. Central Avenue (HPL 81-04) be denied
without prejudice, with the Board finding that
there is insufficient information to warrant
historic landmark designation. Motion adopted
by the following roll call vote:
AYES: Boardmember: Blaine, Burns, Kern, Hebard
NOES: Boardmember: None
ABSENT: Boardmember: Overhouse
ADJOURNMENT
It was motioned by Boardmember Kern, and seconded
by Boardmember Blaine, that the meeting be adjourned.
Meeting adjourned at 10:40 a.m.
APPROVED: 'Don Heba rei
Chairman
ATTEST: Phi1i~ J. Stafford
Princlpal Planner
RECORDED:
Linda Dennis
Recording Secretary
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RESOLUTION NO.7
HISTORIC PRESERVATION BOARD
CITY OF CAMPBELL, CALIFORNIA
After notification and public hearing as specified by law on the
application of the Civic Improvement Commission for a landmark
designation to be applied to the residence located on property
known as 111 N. Harrison Avenue, as per the application filed
in the Planning Department on April 13,1981, and after presenta-
tion by the Planning Staff, proponents and opponents, the hearing
was closed (HPL 81-02).
After due consideration of all evidence presented, the Historic
Preservation Board did find as follows:
1. There is insufficient information to warrant
a recommendation for historic landmark
designation at this time.
Based on the above finding, the Historic Preservation Board does
hereby recommend that the application of the Civic Improvement
Commission for historic landmark designation for property known
as 111 N. Harrison Avenue be denied without prejudice.
PASSED AND ADOPTED this 23rd day of June, 1981 by the following
roll call vote:
AYES:
NOES:
Boardmembers: Blaine, Burns, Kern, Hebard
Boardmembers: None
ABSENT: Boardmembers: Overhouse
APPROVED:
Don Hebard
Chaiman
ATTEST:
Phillip J. Stafford
Principal Planner
RESOLUTION NO.8
HISTORIC PRESERVATION BOARD
CITY OF CAMPBELL, CALIFORNIA
After notification and public hearing as specified by law on the
application of the Civic Improvement Commission for a landmark
designation to be applied to the residence located on property
known as 125 N. Harrison Avenue, as per the application filed
in the Planning Department on April 13,1981, and after presenta-
tion by the Planning Staff, proponents and opponents, the hearing
was closed (HPL 81-03).
After due consideration of all evidence presented, the Historic
Preservation Board did find as follows:
1. There is insufficient information to warrant a
recommendation for historic landmark designation
at this time.
Based on the above finding, the Historic Preservation Board does
hereby recommend that the application of the Civic Improvement
Commission for historic landmark designation for property known
as 125 N. Harrison Avenue be denied without prejudice.
PASSED AND ADOPTED this 23rd day of June, 1981 by the following
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AYES: Boardmembers: Bl aine, Bums, Kern, Hebard
NOES: Boardmembers: None
ABSENT: Boardmembers: Overhouse
APPROVED: Don Hebard
Chairman
ATTEST:
Phillip J. Stafford
Principal Planner
RESOLUTION NO.9
HISTORIC PRESERVATION BOARD
CITY OF CAMPBELL, CALIFORNIA
After notification and public hearing as specified by law on the
application of the Civic Improvement Commission for a landmark
designation to be applied to the residence located on property
known as 130 N. Central Avenue, as per the application filed in
the Planning Department on April 13, 1981, and after presentation
by the Planning Staff, proponents and opponents, the hearing was
closed (HPL 81-04).
After due consideration of all evidence presented, the Historic
Preservation Board did find as follows:
1.
There is insufficient infonnation to warrant a
recommendation for historic landmark designation
at this time.
Based on the above finding, the Historic Preservation Board does
hereby recommend that the application of the Civic Improvement
Commission for historic landmark designation for property known
as 130 N. Central Avenue be denied without prejudice.
PASSED AND ADOPTED this 23rd day of June, 1981 by the following
roll call vote:
AYES: Boardmembers: Blaine, Burns, Kern, Hebard
NOES: Boardmembers: None
ABSENT: Boardmembers: Overhouse
APPROVED: Don Hebard
Chainnan
ATTEST:
Phillip J. Stafford
Principal Planner
HISTORIC PRESERVATION BOARD
APRIL 14, 1981
MISCELLANEOUS
270 N. Central Avenue
Review of historic significance.
207 N. Central Avenue
Continued consideration of historic significance.
111 N.
125 N.
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Continued consideration of historic significance.
Mr. Haley noted that Staff has received applications from the Civic Improvement
Commission for the following addresses: 207 N. Central Avenue, 130 N. Central
Avenue, 111 & 125 N. Harrison Avenue.
The Board directed Staff to set May 12,1981, as the date for public hearing
to consider the four sites.
It was noted that no action has been taken as yet regarding 116 & 122 N.
Central Avenue by the Civic Improvement Commission.
It was noted that there will be no meeting on the regular meeting date of
April 28, 1981.
STUDY CO~'MITTEE
The Board appointed Boardmembers Blaine and Kern to the newly formed Study
Committee.
ADJOURNMENT
It was moved by Boardmember Blaine, and seconded
by Boardmember Kern, that the meeting be adjourned.
The meeting adjourned at 10:33 a.m.
APPROVED: Don Hebard, Chairman
ATTEST: Philip J. Stafford, Principal Planner
RECORDED: Linda Dennis, Recording Secretary
IT Et,1 NO.2
STAFF COt1t.1ENT SHEET - HISTORIC PRESERVATION BOARD t1EETING OF FEBRUARY 24, 1981
111 N. Harri son
125 N. Harrison
116 N. Central
122 N. Central
130 N. Central
Continued consideration of the historic siqni-
ficance for properties known as 111 & 125 N.
Harrison Avenue, and 116, 122 & 130 N. Central
Avenue.
STAFF RECOMMENDATION
1.
That the Board review the historic siqnificance of the referenced
properties.
STAFF DISCUSSION
This item was continued at the Board's previous meetinq of January 27,1981
so that the Civic Improvement Commission could comment on the historic
significance of the structures.
At their meeting of February 12,1981 the Civic Improvement Commission
determined that the referenced properties are of historical significance
due to their location in a Central Campbell neighborhood; however, the
Commission did not initiate an application for designation of a historic
landmark. The Commission further recommended that decisions reqardinq
these properties be deferred until a study is completed of possible
historic district designations for Central Campbell neighborhoods.
Item No.3
STAFF COMMENT SHEET - HISTORIC PRESERVATION BOARD MEETING OF FEBRUARY 24,1981
Staff Report
Review of Historic Resource Inventory List.
STAFF RECOMMENDATION
That the Board review the attached Master List of the Historic Survey
and consider removal of the sites which were unanimously given a grade
of "C" by the Historical Advisors.
STAFF DISCUSSION
At past meetings of the Board, some interest was expressed in reviewing
the historic survey and removing those sites from the survey which were
not historically significant. After discussing this matter with the
Chairman, Staff has prepared a copy of the survey in which those sites
given a grade of "C" by the Historical Advisors have been deleted. This
amended list is attached.
If the Board decides to adopt this revised list as being the list of
historic sites, then Staff would recommend adoption of a resolution to
that effect.
CITY OF CAMPBEll
MEMORANDUM
To,
Historic Preservation Board
Date:
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From~~ Civic Improvement Commission
SubJect:
HISTORIC PRESERVATION REFERRALS/HISTORIC SURVEY
CITY OF" CAMPBELL
PLANNING DEPARTMENT
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At their meeting of February 12,1981, the Civic Improvement Commission
unanimously determined that all homes on Harrison and North Central
Avenues which are currently being considered by the Historic Preservation
Board, are of historical significance due to their location in the
central Campbell neighborhood. The Commission has directed that a study
be undertaken, regarding the feasibility of designating the central
Campbell neighborhood as an historic district, and a review of the
financial incentives available to landowners should this approach be
taken.
It is therefore the Commission's recommendation, that all decisions
regarding these locations be deferred until this study can be completed,
and until a common understanding of the criteria for landmark designation
has been reached.
The Commission also discussed the need to review the Historic Survey;
however, it is requested that no amendm~nts be made to this survey, until
both the Civic Improvement Commission and Historic Preservation Board
have had the opportunity to evaluate the properties in question.
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ITßM NO.4
STAFF COMMENT SHEET - HISTORIC PRESERVATIO'¡ BOARD OF JANUARY 27, 1981
111 N. Harrison
125 N. Harrison
116 N. Central
122 N. Central
130 N. Central
115 Dot Ave.
Consideration of the following properties for
historical significance: 111 & 125 N. Harrison
Avenue; 116, 122, & 130 N. Central Avenue; 115 Dot Ave.
STAFF RECOMMENDATION
That the Board continue this item to its meeting of February 24,1981 so
that comments from the Civic Improvement Commission may be considered.
STAFF DISCUSSION
The Planning Department has received two requests that the referenced
properties be reviewed by the Historic Preservation Board. The attached
memorandum, dated January 19,1981 was referred to the Civic Improvement
Commission and should be considered by the Commission at their meeting of
February 9,1981 to allow sufficient time to review these properties,
staff is recommending a continuance to the next scheduled Board meeting.
The Board should note that the structure located at 115 Dot Avenue was
considered by the Board on January 20,1981 by way of a phone survey. The
result of that survey is attached on the memo dated January 20,1981.
ITEM NO.4
CITY OF CAMPBE U
MEMORANDUM
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Civic Improvement Commission
Date
January 19. 1981
Fro",
Planning Staff
SubJect
.CONSIDERATION OF HISTORIC SIGNIFICANCE
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The Planning Department has received a request that the following
properties on the Historic Survey List be reviewed by the appropriate
Commissions or Boards.
111 N. Harrison Street
125 N. Harri son Street
116 N. Cent ra 1 Avenue
122 N. Central Avenue
130 N. Central Avenue
115 Dot Avenue
The historic resources inventory sheets are attached for the Commission's
; n forma t i 0 n .
It would be appreciated if the Civic Improvement Commission would forward
any comments related to the possible historic significance of these
structures to the Historic Preservation Board.
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Attach.