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Home My WebLink AboutMAIN ST W 430 09/19/1995'I'Ty O Community Development Department September 19, 1995 City of Tustin 300 Centennial Way Tustin, CA 92680 Director (714)573-3106 Planning & Zoning Info. CERTIFICATE OF APPROPRIATENESS (714) 573-3140 430 WEST MAIN STREET Building MODIFICATIONS. TO A RESIDENTIAL STRUCTURE (714) 573-3131 (714)573-3132 Housing In accordance with Ordinance No. 1001 which was adopted (714) 573-3117 June 20, 1988 by the Tustin City Council, the Community Development Director has the authority to approve, Code Enforcement approve with conditions or deny Certification of (714)573-3134 Appropriateness for improvements requiring a City Business License building permit for property located within a Cultural (714) 573-3144 Resource District. Inspection Requests (714)573-3141 The following findings are required before a Certificate of Appropriateness is issued: Graffiti Hot Line (714)573-3111 a. The proposed work conforms to the Municipal Code FAX Machine and design standards which may be established from (714) 573-3113 time to time by the Cultural Resources Committee. b. The proposed work does not adversely affect the character of the District or' Designated Cultural Resources within the District. C. The proposed work is harmonious with existing surroundings. The extent of harmony shall be evaluated in terms of appropriateness of materials, scale, size, height, placement and use of a new building or structure in relationship to existing buildings and structures and the surrounding setting. Certificate of Appropriateness 430 West MainStreet September 19, 1995 The Community. Development Department has reviewed the after -the - fact submittal for the repair of the subfloor of the house and. front porch, the skirting around the subfloor, the modified porch columns, the porch lighting, window replacement and partial re- roofing of the residential structure; and the submittal for the proposed porch railing and balusters and has.determined that the proposal is in conformance with the above requirements. The proposed porch railing and balusters and the after -the -fact modifications are representative of the types of features commonly .found on homes of the Victorian era and are appropriate for the subject building. The proposed.work is hereby approved, subject to the following conditions: 1. Prior to September 25, 1995, the applicant shall obtain a building permit for the subject modifications and shall pay all applicable plan check and permit fees in the amount of $119.56 for the building permit and $28.32 for the electrical permit. 2. Prior to final inspection and approval by the Community kedw000Lsk,rhk Development Department of the subject modifications, open 5fa�ned,� trellis -style skirting shall be installed beneath the ZX;'�h119 red on hausG- complete length of the porch. The design, material and color of said skirting shall be approved by the Community (.�arial Sample on {,'(e. Development Department prior to installation. 3. Prior to the initiation of any future exterior modifications to the subject residence, three sets of complete plans, including elevation drawings, shall be submitted to the Community Development Department. It is recommended that any available historic photographs of the residence also be submitted with the plans. 4. Prior to the re -roof of the main portion of the subject house, the applicant shall obtain a building permit and shall pay all applicable fees. Said roofing material shall match the existing roofing material above the front porch to create a more unified appearance and to help minimize the number of materials and textures that occur on the building. Certificate of Appropriateness 430 West Main Street September 19, 1995 5. The proposed porch balusters, shall match the material n 4' M OIe.''P� sample submitted to the Community Development Department, ��" unless a minor design modification is approved by the Community Development Department prior to installation. r Christine A. Shingleton Assistant City Manager CAS:SCR:430WMAIN.COA N I0f op, Go VI.,NS 30 vv. MAlr-j 5"17, -rv--S--r--irj e>6 -I)- t4 -n- 4' ci vvw N I0f op, Go VI.,NS 30 vv. MAlr-j 5"17, -rv--S--r--irj e>6 -I)- t4 -n- 4' Top &]CIl J BoftonIl H(an 11 Rails Note: Dado trough is adjusted to meet your specifications. TR 102 1'/2"x3'/2" (optional sizes 2'/2-5, call for price) TR :105::D 11/2"x5" BTR 103 11/2"x31/2" (optional sizes 21/2-5, call for price) BTR 100 2%"x3'/2" TR 104 1 '/2"x41/2" TR 101 11/2"x3'/2" 21/2"x5" We Recommend Priming Trough on BTR 101 & 102 BTR 102 1 BTR 101 11/2"01/2" Custom Work Available 7 E Sawn Ba lusfe r s I� L To trim decks, porches, balconies and stairways with Victorian charm, we offer sawn balustrades. Mad River Woodworks uses only the best available kiln -dried clear redwood for our balustrade. materials and our designs reflect the originals. 0 00 0 0 3/a"x5'/a"x27" O O 0 0 O 0 0 0 SBA 100 SBA 101 SBA 103 SBA 104 D 0 as 00 SBA 105 SBA 106 SBA 107 SBA 108 SBA 109 Sawn Newels Newels, sawn or turned, offer that "welcome home" feeling. Finial Finial Not Included Shown: PFN 102 (page 4) SN 100 SN 101 SN 102 SN 103 Plate lw BRIDGEWATER U, The White House Berries Inn Restaurant and B&B, Route 8 at Route 20. A house rarely reflects the spirit of the -5-t v yr G owner perfectly, but this breath -of -spring color scheme captures the spirit of its cheery proprietor, Juanita Bass. People drive from miles around for her soul food and Yankee dinners served with hush puppies, black- eyed peas, and lots of love. Juanita spent thirty years buying and selling antiques and raising six children. She still has a little antiques shop behind the restaurant and says, "I feel I've come a long way since my great-grandfather was a slave in Virginia. He came north and settled in this area. So here I aml" Her father, Everett Holmes, the first black mayor in New York State, was elected by write-in votes. Juanita bought this 1874 Italianate built by Dr. H. Bailey a few years ago and went to work polishing and primping. She remembered it when there was a sign on the door that read: "White House. Berries for sale." It was the first house in the village with electricity and indoor plumbing. The original marble mantelpieces, light fixtures, and grain -painted woodwork have survived. The oldest tulip tree in Oneida County still blooms in the front yard. A visit to her daughter in San Francisco inspired the five colors: teal, gray green, mauve, pink, and white. The next Halloween, a young trick -or -treater came to the door and said, "Hey, lady, I love your house." "Then I knew I had done the right thing. More and more Victorian homeowners are daring to do what we have done with colors. We love it." 47 a 0 0 Plate 2 1 WINDOW SASH QUEEN ANNE STYLE. FIG. 1. F1 G. 2. Ll n� �'fin I I I ON El E] 11 1 E 0 Plate 2 1 WINDOW SASH QUEEN ANNE STYLE. FIG. 1. F1 G. 2. Ll n� �'fin El E] 11 1 E i E-1 , C CC 1 Eli 111 El 11 o�!n❑co n� �'fin El E] 11 1 E FIG. 3. F1 G. 4. FIG. 5. FI G. 6. FIG. 7 FIG."B. FIG. 9. SCALE OF ELEVATION !IN. FT. S C A L E 0 F s E E:T I a N s 3 1 N.--- 1 FT. mm■ I lmm�, MINES FIG. 7 FIG."B. FIG. 9. SCALE OF ELEVATION !IN. FT. 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