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The Historic Landmarks Commission will meet
next on August 10, 2009, in its offices in the
Ratcliffe-Otterbourg House at 2100
Randolph Road, Charlotte, N.C. The meeting shall commence at 6:00 p.m.
Anyone needing assistance should contact the Historic Landmarks Commission
beforehand at 704-376-9115.
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AGENDA
1. Consideration of Minutes.
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2. Chairman's Report.
3. Director's Report. Click
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Annual Commission Status Report
4. Design Review Committee Report. Click
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A. Certificate of Appropriateness - Robert
and Elizabeth Lassiter House, 726 Hempstead Place, Charlotte

Owner is applying for
permission to demolish the house. The Design Review Committee
approved the following motion:
THAT THE COMMITTEE RECOMMEND TO THE HISTORIC LANDMARKS
COMMISSION THAT A CERTIFICATE OF APPROPRIATENESS FOR THE DEMOLITION OF THE
ROBERT AND ELIZABETH LASSITER HOUSE, 726 HEMPSTEAD PLACE, CHARLOTTE, N.C.,
BE ISSUED BUT THAT THE EFFECTIVE DATE OF THE CERTIFICATE BE DELAYED 365 DAYS
FROM THE DATE OF ISSUANCE.
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to view additional pictures of the property.
B. Certificate of Appropriateness - Sidney
and Ethel Grier House, 4647 McKee Road, Charlotte

The owner of the Sidney and Ethel Grier House is
proposing to add a one-story cottage with a 30'X30' footprint to the
property. The Design Review Committee approved the following motion:
THAT THE COMMITTEE RECOMMEND TO THE HISTORIC LANDMARKS
COMMISSION THAT A CERTIFICATE OF APPROPRIATENESS BE ISSUED AS APPLIED FOR
REGARDING THE SIDNEY AND ETHEL GRIER HOUSE, 4647 McKEE ROAD, CHARLOTTE, N.C.
WITH THE STIPULATIONS THAT 1) WOOD BE USED FOR THE SIDING, FRONT DOOR,
HANDRAILS, PORCH CEILING, AND SOFFITS, 2) THE ROOF PITCH BE INCREASED TO
6/12, AND 3) THE DIVIDED-LIGHT WINDOWS, EITHER 2/2 OR 3/3, BE USED.
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proposed project.
C. Charlotte Fire
Station Number 2, 1212 South Boulevard, Charlotte.

The owner of the
Charlotte Fire Station Number 2 has requested that the approved COA #
09-01 be amended.
The owner is proposing:
1. that the new floor plans shown below be
approved


2. that the condition #3 in COA 09-01
requiring the preservation of the existing stairs, be deleted

3. that conditions #4 and #5 concerning the
existing ceiling materials be deleted
4. that the upstairs exterior door be moved
as shown on the plans.
The
Design Review Committee approved the following motion:
THAT THE
COMMITTEE RECOMMEND TO THE HISTORIC LANDMARKS COMMISSION THAT A CERTIFICATE
OF APPROPRIATENESS BE ISSUED FOR FORMER CHARLOTTE FIRE STATION NUMBER 2,
1212 SOUTH BOULEVARD, CHARLOTTE, N.C. 1) APPROVING THE NEW FLOOR PLANS AS
PRESENTED, 2) REMOVING CONDITION # 3 IN COA #09-01, STIPULATING THAT THE
EXISTING STAIRCASE BE PRESERVED AT ITS PRESENT LOCATION, 3) REMOVING
CONDITION #4 IN COA #09-01 THAT THE EXISTING BEADED-BOARD CEILING ON THE
SECOND FLOOR BE PRESERVED, 4) APPROVING THE RELOCATION OF THE EXTERIOR
DOOR ON THE SECOND FLOOR AS PRESENTED, AND 5) THAT THE THE DESIGNATION OF
THE INTERIOR OF FORMER CHARLOTTE FIRE STATION NUMBER 2, 1212 SOUTH
BOULEVARD, CHARLOTTE, N.C., BE REMOVED WITH THE STIPULATION THAT THE OWNER
SHALL ANNUL COA 09-11 UPON HIS RECEIPT OF FINANCING FOR THE PROJECT AND
SHALL NOTIFY THE HISTORIC LANDMARKS COMMISSION OF THIS ACTION IN WRITING.
The
motion includes the stipulation that the owner annul approval for the
demolition of the building.
D. American Legion Memorial Stadium

The stadium was damaged due to a storm
water system failure. Extensive repairs have begun to stabilize the
property. A COA will be submitted once plans for reconstructing the
grandstand is submitted.
5. Survey Committee Report.
The Survey Committee is scheduled to meet
September 1st.
6. Projects Committee Report.
A. Marketing
of properties. Savvy Co. has withdrawn its marketing
agreement for the Grier-Rea House and White Oak Plantation. Staff is
seeking to market the properties. Mary Dominick will present a report
on this matter.
Marketing
Strategies for Grier-Rea and White Oak
B. Grier-Rea
House. HLC Staff has met with a contractor to consider performing
those task which will be necessary to obtain a Certificate of Occupancy for
the house. This matter will be considered by the Projects Committee.
C. McAuley
House. HLC Staff has met with a contractor to develop cost estimates
for improvements to the interior that will make the house more marketable.
D. Main
St. Properties in Pineville. The contractor has been selected to
paint the exteriors of both buildings and to perform necessary repairs to
the facades.
E. Torrence-Lytle School.
The subdivision of the property has been approved by the Town of
Huntersville. The deed to the property can be transferred to the
Landmarks Commission once the subdivision is recorded.
7. Treasurer's Report.
8. Old Business.
9. New Business. |