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2001-08-06 HPC Packet
THE BIRTHPLACE OF MINNESOTA HERITAGE PRESERVATION COMMISSION HERITAGE PRESERVATION MEETING NOTICE THE STILLWATER HERITAGE PRESERVATION COMMISSION WILL MEET MONDAY, AUGUST 6, 2001 700PM CITY COUNCIL CHAMBERS CITY HALL 216 NORTH FOURTH STREET AGENDA Approval of July 2, 2001 minutes 1 Case No DR/V/00-19 Design review of exterior modifications of trash enclosure for boat ticket office at 525 South Main Street Mark Balay, applicant 2 Case No DR/01-29 Mark Balay Design review of extenor modifications at 222 Commerical Street Mark Balay, applicant 3 Case No DR/01-30 Design review for "concept only" for renovated and new office buildings at 207 Nelson Street east John R. Low and Partners, applicant d 4 Case No SUP/DR/01-23 Design review of extenor modifications for 402 South Main St Steve Bremer, applicant 5 Case No DR/01-07 Continued from 4/12/01 Design review of exterior' modifications at Tom Thumb at 2601 Orleans Street West Mike Eicher,,- representing Tom Thumb 6 Case No DR/01-31 Design review of new signage for Washington Co Histoncal Society at 602 North Main Street Rebecca Ostrom, applicant 7 Case No DR/01-32 Design review of canopy at 129 South Main Street Steve Thoreson, applicant 8 Case DEM/01-00 Demolition review — Creamery at 1135 West St Croix Avenue David Newman, representing Bancor Group CITY HALL 216 NORTH FOURTH STILLWATER, MINNESOTA 55082 PHONE 651-430-8800 • • • 9 Case DR/01-33 Design review of extenor signage for DiaSonn Inc at 1990 Industnal Blvd Ross Buschman, representing DiaSonn 10 Case V/DR/01-39 Design review of "Memonal to Stillwater High School Veterans" located in parking lot north of Pine Street between 3 rd and 4th Streets Brian Larson, applicant • • • City of Stillwater Heritage Preservation Commission July 2, 2001 Present Howard Lieberman, Chairperson Phil Eastwood, Diane Hark, Jeff Johnson and Roger Tomten Others Planner Sue Fitzgerald Absent Beth Diem Mr Lieberman called the meeting to order at 7 10 p m Approval of mminutes Mr Tomten, seconded by Mr Eastwood, moved approval of the minutes of June 4, 2001, as presented, motion passed unanimously Case No DR/01-12 Design review of extenor signage for First Union Secunties at 333 N Main St Mike Lean, Tarus Sign Co , applicant Present were Mike Lean and building owner Mark Desch Mr Desch explained First Union's request in to be allowed building signage like other secunty brokers in town, such as Memll Lynch and Piper Jaffray He noted that First Union is more retail-onented than his other building tenants Mr Desch also stated that if having a building sign requires removing the First Union name from the placard m front of the building, First Umon would be willing to do so Mr Tomten suggested as an alternative, the building monument sign could be two-sided Mr Desch responded that was not an alternative Mr Johnson asked Mr Desch if he foresaw more retail -oriented tenants in the future, with more requests for building signage Ms Hark asked if getting a building sign was a rental condition Mr Desch stated that might be the case in the future Mr Johnson said the architecture of the building is predominant in style and not designed with the intent to put signage on the bands Mr Desch said that financially he needs rent from the First Umon space, and he said he did not think the request was out of order for the building Mr Lieberman noted that if First Union is allowed a building sign, it would be difficult to deny other requests m the future resulting in a "hodge-podge" of signage Mr Johnson said monument signs work better for buildings with single entry points, noting First Umon's requested sign is not even above an entry Mr Tomten also suggested that the monument sign provides better visibility than a wall sign which would be located far back from the roadway Mr Desch noted that he does have two street sides which would allow two signs Mr Johnson suggested a possible compromise of allowing an additional monument sign located at Main/Water streets for First Union only, the monument could be two sided Mr Desch said he would have to check with First Union's architect in Virginia before agreeing to the second monument sign Mr Johnson, seconded by Mr Eastwood, moved to continue Case No DR/O1- 12 until the applicant comes back with another proposal Motion passed unanimously • • • City of Stillwater Hentage Preservation July 2, 2001 Case No DR/01-24 Design review of exterior sign for Marx Restaurant, 239 S Main St Mark Hanson, applicant The applicant was not present There was some question as to whether the requested sign was just the oval presented in the drawing in the agenda or the bordered area Mr Tomten suggested that the sign be placed over the door centered below the second story window Mr Lieberman noted the light source must not be visible Mr Eastwood, seconded by Ms Hark, moved approval as conditioned, recommending placement of the sign as suggested by Mr Tomten, with the condition that the applicant return to the HPC if the sign is not Just the oval Motion passed unanimously Case No DR/01-25 Design review of extenor sign at 223 S Main St , Dick and Jen Slachta, applicants The applicants were not present Ms Fitzgerald noted the request is to mount an existing banner on board for the business signage There was some discussion as to whether that would constitute a permanent sign Dunng the discussion it was noted that the ordinance doesn't state a sign has to be metal or wood The banner does meet the allowable square footage Mr Eastwood, seconded by Mr Lieberman, moved approval as requested by the applicant, noting that the request represents a permanent sign as opposed to a temporary use Motion passed unanimously Case No DR/01-21 Design review of extenor signage and awnings at 402 S Main St Steve Bremer, applicant Will Bremer was present He said the applicant was hoping to get approval for awnings for the coffee shop He said the proposal is to have two sample awnings made of two different designs, one being the bubble style He provided colors samples, including a preferred hemlock green and burgundy He said the sign for the tour business would be a round hanging sign 3' in diameter, not square as shown in the packet Ivy Johnson pointed out that six square feet in the maximum allowable for a hanging sign Mr Johnson also suggested that it would be beneficial for the applicant to have the two different style awnings made up so HPC members can see what looks best, and he suggested that perhaps the rectangular style might be appropnate for the buildings on the left and nght of the coffee shop Mr Tomten suggested that bubble style awnings are appropnate, especially if they accent an arched opening The problem in the past, Mr Tomten said, is that the bubble awnings were used at upper story windows to cover up problems Regarding the requested sign for Grumpy Steve's Coffee, Mr Johnson noted the goose neck, down lit fixture would be appropnate, as long as the source of light is not visible / • • • City of Stillwater Hentage Preservation July 2, 2001 Mr Johnson moved to accept the awnings/signage proposal with the condition that the tour sign be no more than 6 square feet and not lighted, that the existing marquee tour sign be removed, that two awning styles be presented for review, and that the fight source for the Grumpy Steve's Coffee not be visible Mr Eastwood seconded the motion, motion passed unanimously Case No DR/01-26 Design review of exterior sign for Greater Stillwater Chamber of Commerce, 201 S Main St Patty Schachtner, applicant Ms Schachtner said building owner Thomas Loome has approved the proposed colors and lettenng Mr Johnson noted that the address is prominent enough on the building that is might not be needed on the Chamber's sign Mr Johnson also suggested making the wording Chamber of Commerce the focus of the sign, with bigger lettenng than Greater Stillwater Mr Tomten also suggested that the white background be more of an egg shell, rather than pure white, Mr Johnson also suggested the possibility of a black outline around the letters and perimeter of the sign to make it stand out more Mr Tomten moved approval with the condition that the address be removed, that the letter size be changed so Chamber of Commerce is larger in point size that Greater Stillwater, that there be dark edging around the penmeter of the sign and letters, that the background be an off-white, and that Hi -Tech Sign (the sign maker) contact Ms Fitzgerald with the final colors/layout Mr Johnson seconded the motion, motion passed unanimously Case No DR/01-27 Design review of extenor sign for Netasol at 126 S Second St Matt Fair, applicant Matt and Seth Fair were present The request was for two signs, a 3 x 8' sign on the building band and a projecting sign above the entrance It was noted that the applicants would be allowed a maximum of 26' feet of building signage, the requested projecting sign above the entrance could have the address, but not the business name The Fairs indicated that when they removed the previous tenant's sign, the ghost lettenng of an earlier tenant, Edina Realty, is still visible Members were in consensus that the applicants could make the background board larger to cover up the Edina sign, as long as their sign lettenng does not exceed the allowable 26' The applicants indicated they would like to have individual letters if it is not too expensive, and the sign will not be lighted Mr Tomten moved approval, allowing the building sign backboard to be large enough to mask the area of the old Edina signage, with the area of lettenng not to exceed 26' as defined by a rectangular border, with the second requested sign at the doorway limited to the street address, with the company name placed in the windows as an alternative, and that a final mockup of the sign lettenng and colors e submitted to staff for review Ms Hark seconded the motion, motion passed unanimously • • • City of Stillwater Hentage Preservation July 2, 2001 Case No DR/01-28 Design review for extenor sign for Carlson Fine Woodworking, 503 N Main St Perry Carlson, applicant Mr Carlson explained the requested sign would be a temporary one, he would like to redesign a permanent sign The sign will be rough sawn cedar with earth tone colors Mr Johnson moved approval as submitted on a temporary basis, with the applicant to return to the HPC within 90 days with a permanent design Mr Eastwood seconded the motion, motion passed unammously Other Business • Ms Fitzgerald presented a request from WR Medical to place a 10-ton cooling unit on the roof of the Connolly Building Mr Johnson noted there is no place on the ground to put the unit, and the request is for a fairly small umt Mr Johnson moved approval with the condition that the applicant make every effort to place the umt as close to the center of the building as possible Mr Tomten seconded the motion, motion passed unanimously • Ms Fitzgerald presented a request for construction of a brick trash receptacle at the Readex business, 2251 Tower Dr W Mr Johnson, seconded by Mr Lieberman, moved approval as requested, motion passed unanimously • The revised Downtown Design Guidelines have been completed by Mr Tomten, the revisions deal primarily with signage and awnings • Mr Lieberman asked about advertising of products sold outside of convenience stores, such as Tom Thumb Ms Fitzgerald said that is not allowed, but is enforced only upon complaint Mr Lieberman sated he is complaining • There was discussion about the proposed parkmg ramp at the location of the existing city parking lot by the Maple Island Building It was noted in the discussion that with the elimination of the existing lot, the ramp would result in about 50 additional spaces, representing a cost of $60,000 per parking space Mr Lieberman is writing a letter on behalf of the Hentage Preservation Commission, outlining the HPC's concerns with the proposal • Ms Fitzgerald noted the new tenant in the former All About Horses location has a sign up Ms Fitzgerald will contact the new business owner regarding the need to come before the HPC Mr Lieberman, seconded by Mr Eastwood, moved to adjourn at 9 p m , all in favor Respectfully submitted, Sharon Baker Recording Secretary • • • H P C APPLICATION REVIEW FORM CASE NO DR/ V/00-19 Hentage Preservation Date August 6, 2001 Project Location 525 Main Street South Comprehensive Plan Distnct Central Business District Zoning Distnct CBD Applicant's Name Mark Balay, representing the Andiamo Enterprises Type of Application Design Review Project Descnptaon Design review of exterior modifications of trash enclosure for the boat ticket office Discussion The applicant received design approval for the Andiamo boat ticket office from the HPC at the May 1, 2000 meeting The staff report stated that the dumpster would be enclosed with a dark green fence and be located near the Dock Restaurant's dumpster Since the meeting the location of the dumpster has moved and the enclosure has changed There is an existing shed on site north of the new ticket office that will be demolished and the foundation will be used as the floor for the 115 square foot new trash enclosure The applicant is acquiring a self-contained compactor that will need a structure with a roof The enclosure will be sided with galvanized siding and have a red metal roof Conditions of Approval 1 All revisions to the approved plan shall be reviewed and approved by the Heritage Preservation Commission 2 No lighting or signage Recommendation Approval as conditioned Findings The request meets the intent of the Downtown Design Guidelines Attachments Application Form/Site Plan/Elevation Drawings • i • H?G- -5/1 c)° Mr Sherlock was present He said there will not be any new signs, faces will be replaced on the existing signs He also noted the existing marquee signage will be elmimated, the structure will Hentage Preservation Commission May 1, 2000 remain, but it will be non -illuminated Also some existing signs that currently are illuminated will be non -illuminated when the new sign faces are installed The ATM signage will be addressed m a separate request Mr Johnson noted that the onginal proposal had the corporate stagecoach logo on the directional signs and that a revised proposal has been submitted removing the corporate logo Mr Tomten moved approval as condition, reiterating that corporate logos are not allowed and will not be used on mformation/directional signage Mr Miller seconded the motion Mr Johnson suggested adding for the record that the marquee signage is bemg removed, Mr Tomten noted that signage is an allowed use and therefore isn't an issue regarding a possible grandfathenng of use Motion of approval passed unanimously Case No DR/00-19 Design review of a boat ticket office south of the Main Street parking lot Mark Balay, representing Andiamo Enterpnses Mr Balay explaining the location of the site The request is for a 25x50' structure of galvanized siding in keeping with the mdustnal look in the area, he said, with wood trim soffit Lights would be placed at the front entrance only The request is for two signs, one flush mounted above the entrance and other mounted vertically off the roof on the west elevation Colors would be red with a dark gray or bronze background, Mr Balay said he would return with final colors for the signage and the building tnm/frammg Ms Fitzgerald noted that just one sign is allowed Mr Kimbrel asked about landscaping Mr Balay said that except for the area right in front of the entrance, there will be gravel the rest of the way to the end of the property, there will be some shrubs and plantings Mr Balay also noted the DOT owns the property from the highway to the proposed site Mr Johnson asked about hghtmg Mr Balay said he would like to use pedestrian hghts similar to the NSP lights, and he said the existing NSP pole fights on the property will likely remain Mr Johnson said he would like to see the floodhghts removed from the utility poles, Ms Fitzgerald will check to see if that is possible Mr Eastwood expressed a concern about the use of the galvanized sidmg Later m the discussion, Mr Tomten noted the design guidelines call for new construction to be of matenals compatible with surrounding structures, and Mr Miller pomted out there are other buildings m the downtown constructed of the con-ugated siding Mr Tomten said he would be more concerned if the proposal was to use vmyl sidmg • • • Hentage Preservation Commission May 1, 2000 Mr Miller asked about the number of parkmg spaces Mr Balay said a variance will be required for parking as the property where parking will be located is leased from the railroad, unofficially, he said, the site can accommodate about 45 cars Mr Lieberman, seconded by Mr Johnson, moved approval as conditioned Motion passed unanunously Case No SUP/DR/00-28 Design review of four -unit housing structure located on Olive Street between Second Street and Third Street Donald and Mananne Nolde, applicants Present for the discussion were Donald and Mananne Nolde and architect Jerry Runk It was noted that height is not an issue The building is about 10 feet under the maximum allowable 50 foot building height The only vanance required is for construction of residential units in the downtown business district Mr Runk bnefly reviewed design plans and provided samples of bnck/rock-face concrete block and cloth awnings Most of the discussion centered on ways to improve the pedestrian scale appearance of the building Suggestions mcluded the introduction of some bnck by the garage doors and the use of a bnck pilaster at the west end to terminate with a bnck comer post at the other end Mr Lieberman summed up the discussion by saying he thought it is important to provide residential housing in the downtown area Mr Kunbrel moved to approve as conditioned with the applicant to provide a bnck pilaster on the west comer and landscaping if possible Mr Johnson seconded the motion, motion passed unanimously Other items • Presentation of draft Hersey Staples & Co architectural survey by Don Empson Mr Empson said the narrative is pretty much done and is on schedule, a final draft should be completed m a month or two Members expressed appreciation of the readabihty of the document Mr Kimbrel noted that #20 is missing from the descnption of the Bird's Eye View Map Mr Johnson asked if m addition to listing homes by date, it might also be possible to hst the homes by streets • HPC annual awards Ms Fitzgerald noted the awards were to be presented at the May 2 City Council meeting Mr Lieberman was to attend the meeting for the presentations • Ms Diem provided elevations of the addition/renovation project at St Michael's Catholic Church Mr Johnson said he thought the HPC should review the project Ms Fitzgerald said she will check with Mr Russell on that issue • Mr Johnson raised an issue regarding a wall pack mounted by the doors at the new ice sheet at the Recreation Center • • • Hentage Preservation Conumssion May 1, 2000 • Mr Kimbrel raised the ongoing issue with bermmg along County Road 5 Ms Fitzgerald said the business owners m question are not receptive to complying with the City's request and there is no way to force them to do so Mr Johnson suggested the possibility of putting landscaping m the nght-of-way if necessary Mr Kimbrel, seconded by Mr Miller, moved to adjourn at 9 p m , all m favor Respectfully submitted, Sharon Baker Recording Secretary • -*Ow r- r - I I L ba �, . -.. ! ..'ii`=J.�.c3':,w.�.e..Yr.i�i+i6 t1 +iy„.i1 !,i.t .e�i.�3.,'xY-�.•i'Lt^_1sSs44+k • • • H P C APPLICATION REVIEW FORM CASE NO DR/01-29 Hentage Preservation Date August 6, 2001 Project Location 222 Commercial Street Comprehensive Plan Distnct Central Business District Zoning Distnct CBD Applicant's Name Mark Balay representing BCP Partnership Type of Application Design Review Project Descnption Design review of exterior modifications to office/residential building Discussion The applicant is requesting design review and approval of the following building improvements 1 Rebuild existing dormer, and the addition of a second dormer on the east elevation 2 Renovation of the existing, but abandoned alley entrance and windows 3 Addition of storefront windows at the southeast comer of the building and an office window on the east elevation 4 Repair the existing roof and siding The attached letter from the applicant states that the siding material and colors will be selected once the extent of the repair work is determined At this time the plan is to retain the colors and materials as they are now The glass used for the windows will be clear Conditions of Approval 1 All changes to the approved plan shall be reviewed by staff to determine if HPC should review and approve the revision 2 Trash receptacle shall be enclosed 3 All signage shall be reviewed and approved by the HPC Recommendation Approval as conditioned Findings The request meets the intent of the Downtown Design Guidelines Attachments Application Form/Letter/Elevation Drawings • • • Case No Date Filed Receipt No Fee $25 00 DESIGN REVIEW APPLICATION FORM COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT CITY OF STILLWATER 216 NORTH FOURTH STREET STILLWATER, MN 55082 The applicant is responsible for the completeness and accuracy of all forms and supporting material submitted in connection with any application All supporting material (i e photos, sketches, etc) submitted with application becomes the property of the City of Stillwater PROPERTY IDENTIFICATION Address of Project �.2 CO P'1 L— Assessor's Parcel No Zoning Distract Descnption of Project IFt i o s �� CC • zL �o "1 hereby state the foregoing statements and all data, information and evidence submitted herewith in all respects, to the best of my knowledge and belief, true and correct I further certify 1 will comply with the permit if it is granted and used " 64117e. e--c5iJICT") Property Owner F Representative? ��Y Mailing Addres.50P)' • ' 1'4I N Ste' Mailing AddressI k City State Zip Stkits f7u £ ; City State Zip .'-rdl:1t1aj..tla Telephone No 4-DC-f —) 2-S ) Signature Revised September 16, 1998 Telephone No r"v r -i ,mac - '° —& d • Case No . /01 - Date Filed Receipt No DESIGN REVIEW APPLICATION FORM COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT CITY OF STILLWATER 216 NORTH FOURTH STREET STILLWATER, MN 55082 Fee $25 00 G.SoZ The applicant is responsible for the completeness and accuracy of all forms and supporting material submitted in connection with any application All supporting material (i e photos, sketches, etc) submitted with application becomes the property of the City of Stillwater PROPERTY IDENTIFICATION i" Z�-o30 - zc-vy-44'7 •Address of Project 2 O7 /t /E L5c »u Assessor's Parcel No z -e 3 0 Zoning Distnct - 0 0 Descnption of Project 2e u.O •Ca max. S •� (, L. cc. L...., ....e ex,r4-....7 Is L 5,a�vc..-1c, HGPIa.ce Ve_Ta.-Iktw1 wa 4-3 pEr 4/±eL.n.L2C. p-e. 1,.n►.....av y r lay s "1 hereby state the foregoing statements and all data, information and evidence submitted herewith in all respects, to the best of my knowledge and belief, true and correct I further certify 1 will comply with the permit if it is granted and used " Property J� L� p rtY Owner � di � � ` 4.e Representative Mailing Address 3 2 `-f S t'-1 Si Mailmg Address City State Zip S� (LQ,, k ,o City State Zip Telephone No (S / — 9 3 c - Z -( -( Telephone No •Signature Signature Revised September 16, 1998 4' Mark S Balay, AIA S t i l i w a t o r M i n n e s o t a 110 East Myrtle Street Slate 100 Stillwater Mrnnesota 55082 (651) 430-3312 7/31/01 Ms Sue Fitzgerald /City of Stillwater 214 N Fourth St Stillwater, MN 55082 Dear Sue Michael E Balay, AIA I n d I a n a p o I i s I n d i a n a 6801 Lake Plaza Dave Slate C 305 Indianapolis Indiana 46220 (317) 845 9402 Enclosed are the submittal matenals for the building improvements for 222 Commercial St We are applying for review of proposed improvements as shown on these documents We are applying for the following modifications 1) Rebuilding of existing dormer, and addition of a second dormer on the East elevation 2) Renovation of the existing , but abandoned alley entrance and windows 3) Addition of storefront windows at the southeast corner of the building and an office window on the east elevation 4) Repair of the existing roof and siding Siding repair matenals and colors will have to be selected once the extent of required repair is determined We request HPC authonzation that city staff work directly with our design for approval as project progresses for selecting matenals and colors if conditions require Don't hesitate calling if you have any questions or require additional information Sine ark Balay cc Lee Bjerk, Mike • i • • • H P C APPLICATION REVIEW FORM CASE NO DR/01-30 Hentage Preservation Date August 6, 2001 Project Location 207 Nelson Street East Comprehensive Plan Distnct Central Business Distnct Zoning Distnct CBD Applicant's Name John R Low & Partners Type of Application Design Review Project Descnption Design review of a concept for renovated and new office building Discussion The applicant is requesting design review of a conceptual plan for the old Gordon Iron and Metal business site The proposal is to renovate the existing brick red barn for office space The applicant states that the existing structure appears to be structurally sound It is a wooden framed building with brick facing, the facing needs to be restored in several places Some new dormers and windows will be added in the same style as what exists This will create extra bricks to repair the areas that need brickwork A second small building may be added in phase II, if the site allows The existing sheds will be removed to provide the required parking The existing wall on Nelson Street recently failed It will be repaired or replaced with limestone blocks The applicant is working with the new owner of the Vittono's building to create road access to the parking at the rear of the Vittono Building The road location is shown on the attached site plan Conditions of Approval 1 The applicant will appear before the HPC for final site plan approval 2 All revisions to the approved plan shall be reviewed and approved by the HPC Recommendation Approval of the conceptual plan as conditioned Findings The request meets the intent of the Downtown Design Guidelines Attachments Application Form/Letter/Site Plan/Elevation Drawings • To The City of Stillwater July 31, 2001 Historic Preservation Commission Re Property known as "The Gordon Yard" (formerly Gordon Scrap Iron) Dear Commission members As the purchaser of the Gordon Yard we ( John Low & Kevin LaCasse) are asking for your guidance on several issues It is our hope that you are able to grant preliminary concept approval to our proposal Our intentions are to restore the existing red brick barn to be used as office space The preliminary plans are included for your review The existing structure appears to be structurally sound It is a wood framed building with brick facing, the facing needs to be restored in places We will add dormers and windows in the same style as they now exist thereby giving us the extra brick to repair the areas that need brickwork If the site allows, we may add a second small building as a phase II The site plans show that the remaining sheds will be removed to provide for the required parking We are aware of the need to repair or replace the retaining wall that recently failed The retaining wall will be repaired or replaced with materials that meet with your approval Therefore our request for concept approval is for these items, 1 Remodeling the red brick barn as future office space, with the possible addition of a second building in the future 2 Demolition of the existing shed garage buildings 3 Replacing the retaining wall Additionally, we are working with Mr Steve Bremer, the new owner of Vittorio's In the spirit of coordinating our developments Mr Bremer has developed a preliminary site plan that is somewhat different than ours however the ultimate use and intent are the same We appreciate you review of this preliminary proposal and await your opinions Sincerely John Low •- • • e DOS DATA 6OJ[ CNN OWN R ROY DATA NARK are Ittrt ANION NO. *twitter. - poscApoOR 5 t tl 1 BA L AIY amlmn Mark DMA AU Aub.tarl01�MOW PbFx Nl l) =taco+ 1 1 t 1 01 a 222 �co�M(H RUR� 61/GG �(l I,I,WA1 ) MN 5506Z • • a asoss NH VAVIILLS '�d 134 (I-4-V 2J NJVJ i 0 1 1 I 11• acorm OW .41 0 0 1 0 e ( as MOP X0 0 °a o1u rlr API 'B 1nR A 41710i V 1 V a I 11 IIIIS \\\ � II \\\ iri r }5 111111111 1011 VaVO w41.1320 41 1WN '01I21000 W0 000 VLV0 MC d 0 0 • • • • • J � � r z r rt fr. pi rn 0 cr, • • • / I • • t. 2 ksx o 0 4 a LAI ttri .) r i1 Y d 1- d_.‘0 z�au r aC ° v1 LUX G9EI C t......s...• 1 • • 3 p 0 7-P c) 3 if 1 m a zi irc 4, • • 2 0 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Iseaea ►ems f II om 1 1 r II I 1 11 11 11 I 1 i' IDIAMO ARitq f Ck%UR� IONS a m o; T t • 1 • • • NOTE CASE NO DR/01-30 AND CASE SUP/DR/01-23 HAS THE SHARED ROAD PROPOSITION THE APPROVAL OF THE ROAD WILL BE THE SAME FOR BOTH CASES .r • • • Case No SO P P �Z (� I —a Date Filed Fee Paid Receipt No - 2) O :- 8 el - PLANNING ADMINISTRATION FORM COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT CITY OF STILLWATER 216 NORTH FOURTH STREET STILLWATER, MN 55082 ACTION REQUESTED Fees Special/Conditional Use Permit $50 ariance $70/2C Resubdivision $100 _Subdivision* $100+50/Ii _Comprehensive Plan Amendment* $500 Zoning Amendment* _Planning Unit Development * _Certificate of Compliance Design Review $300 $500 $70 $25 *An escrow fee is also required to the costs of attorney and engineering fees (see attached) The applicant is responsible for the completeness and accuracy of all forms and supporting material submitted in connection with any apphcation All supporting material (► e, photos, sketches, etc) submitted with application becomes the property of the City of Stillwater A site plan is required with appl►cat►ons PROPERTY IDENTIFICATION Address of Project 4/0c2 Zoning District 0 Description of Project iY Assessor's Parcel No 0 3 O c)O L i cc' (GEO Code) IOi_) CC -�r l � C "I hereby state the foregoing statements and all data, information and evidence submiffed herewith in all respects, to file best of my knowledge and belief, true and correct 1 further certify 1 will comply with file permit if it is granted and used " Property Owner l 1..` ' A Yti0;;i Mailing Address -l0) YVkc City - State - Zip :'� k1\\ r i\\N 5707a Telephone No 1- - 3 $ E3 S►gnatur _Zii,�.. k/ Representatives c.1 Z(4-five r Mailing Addressa)5 Si- City - State - Zip 5 r f v Telephone No .61- as -I /? f9 Signaturea��c��. SITE AND PROJECT DESCRIPTION Lot Size (dimensions) x Land Area Height of Buildings Stories Feet Principal Accessory Total Building floor area 05132— square feE Existing 05 13 a square feet Proposed -.)5-i 30•- square feet Paved Impervious Area square feet No of off-street parking spaces /0 0 )0 • • i• 1 1 r Of r • H P C APPLICATION REVIEW FORM CASE NO DR/01-07a Hentage Preservation Date August 6, 2001 Project Location 2601 Orleans Street West Comprehensive Plan Distnct Business Park Commercial Zoning Distnct BP-C Applicant's Name Mike Eicher, representing Tom Thumb Type of Application Design Review Project Descnption Design review of exterior modifications for Tom Thumb site plan Discussion On April 12, 2001, the Commission reviewed and approved new signage and a new canopy for Tom Thumb The applicant is requesting design approval for a new curb cut into the site The cut would be on the north east side on Market Drive The applicant has worked with the City Engineer to design a safe way to enter and exit the site Conditions of Approval 1 All revisions to the approved plan be reviewed and approved by the Heritage Preservation Commission Recommendation Approval as conditioned Findings The request meets the intent of the West Business Design Guidelines Attachments Application Form/Site Plan/Apnl HPC minutes ) • • U__./0) - a7 Pump & Meter Service, Inc 11303 Excelsior Blvd Hopkins, MN Phone (952) 933-4800 Fax (952) 939-0418 To: MEMO City of Stillwater Attn: Susan Fitzgerald Date July 25, 2001 From Mike Eicher Pages: (Including this page) Ref Tom Thumb application Susan, I believe we have worked out everything with Klayton on the enclosed revised plan There will probably be some minor conditions that Klayton and I discussed regarding the actual curbing for the curb cut We would like to be on the agenda for the August 13th meeting Please let me know if that will be a problem Thanks much for your help Mike • Fueling Systems • Inventory Controls • Electronic Gauging • • Fiberglass Tanks & Pipmg • Self Sery Equipment • • Compressors • Auto Lifts & Parts • • Service Station Pumps • 1 rr • / / / / / / / / / r� b / fr� 7C�e-13GUT TOM THUMB #219 2601 WEST ORLEANS STILLWATER. MN 55082 Scale.1 -20' Drawn by Lyuda S Data drawn 720/01 REVISION BLOCK DALE REV DESCRIPTOR MORE DETAus • i City of Stillwater Hentage Preservation Commission Apnl 12, 2001 Present Howard Lieberman, chair Beth Diem, Diane Hark, Jeff Johnson and Roger Tomten Others Planner Sue Fitzgerald Absent Phil Eastwood and Dean Miller Mr Lieberman called the meeting to order at 7 05 p m Approval of minutes Mr Johnson, seconded by Mr Tomten, moved approval of the minutes of March 5, 2001, as presented Motion passed unanimously Case No DR/01-06 Design review of exterior modifications and signage for St Croix Music Cafe at 317 S Main St Tom Howard, applicant Mr Howard was present The discussion centered on the proposed awning Mr Howard explained the request for two different names on the awning valance — St Croix Music Cafe and Crab House, two names for the same business entity Ms Fitzgerald noted that the sign ordinance allows just one sign per business Mr Johnson stated he had a concern having one awning spanning two buildings, as proposed He suggested that perhaps Mr Howard's request could be accomplished by having two distinct awning valances (different colors), one over each building, and moving the two logos closer to the center Ms Diem questioned whether the valances ought to be of the same color if the intent is to make the valance lettenng appear as one sign Mr Lieberman agreed that there should be different colors to separate the buildmgs, he also suggested that the proposal is an improvement over the current awning/signage Mr Johnson, seconded by Mr Lieberman, moved approval as conditioned, with the additional conditions that the awning valances be of different colors to separate the two buildings, with the logos adjacent to the center point, that the awning colors and logos be reviewed by Ms Fitzgerald, and that the existing second floor awmngs be removed Motion passed unanimously Case No DR/01-07 Design review of extenor modifications for Tom Thumb at 2601 Orleans St W Suburban Lighting, representing Tom Thumb, applicant Duane Downey represented the applicant Mr Johnson, seconded by Mr Tomten, moved approval as presented and conditioned Motion passed unanimously It was suggested that if the business every considers relighting the gas pump canopy, the downtown Amoco is a good model to follow aN • • • H P C APPLICATION REVIEW FORM CASE NO DR/ 01-31 Hentage Preservation Date August 6, 2001 Project Location 602 North Main Street Comprehensive Plan Distnct Central Business District Zoning Distnct CBD Applicant's Name Rebecca Ostrom representing Washington County Historical Society Type of Application Design Review Project Descnption Design review of new sign Discussion The request is for design approval for a new sign to replace the existing at the Warden's House Museum The sign would be the same size as the existing sign, 4 ft by 8 ft, with the exception of a removable panel with a changing track, used to advertise open houses and other special events The sign will be non - illuminated, with a single face The background of the sign will be dark green with gold Iettenng for "Warden's House Museum, Washington County Historical Society" Hours, pnces and the Museum's phone number would be burgundy text on a tan background The special events track sign will have black Iettenng on a tan background The sign will be made of signboard, mounted with 4 x 4 cedar posts, painted green with gilded top caps It will be install in the same location as the existing sign Conditions of Approval 1 No additional signage 2 Sign will not be lit 3 After design approval, a sign permit shall be obtained from the Community Development Department Findings The request meets the intent of the Downtown Design Guidelines Attachments Application Form/Letter/Elevation Drawing • Case No Dir.1 of - 4 Date Filed Receipt No '9 ?.2 DESIGN REVIEW APPLICATION FORM COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT CITY OF STILLWATER 216 NORTH FOURTH STREET STILLWATER, MN 55082 Fees $25 00 air 8t 5-2Z The applicant is responsible for the completeness and accuracy of all forms and supporting material submitted in connection with any application All supporting material (i e photos, sketches, etc) submitted with application becomes the property of the City of Stillwater PROPERTY IDENTIFICATION Address of Project 60 Z N MAIN CT Assessor's Parcel No • Zoning Distnct Descnption of Project ke p lace Li I x $ ' 5 I o of f f of WaYde s i-in use prnperti "I hereby state the foregoing statements and all data, information and evidence submitted herewith in all respects, to the best of my knowledge and belief, true and correct 1 further certify I will comply with the permit if it is granted and used " • Property Owner 1,1)aShc nj/bn Co i-/Sfarica/Sperehl Mailing Address PC & /6 7 City State Zip Sh//iv'&Jer-ff7A/ 5jO?2. Telephone No 65 /-1/.39- j 9.56 Signature Revised September 16, 1998 Representative QP-cca £Strain Mailmg Address sam a- Gv c -/S ) City State Zip Telephone No Signature r i • • Washington County Histoncal Society HPC Proposal The Washington County Histoncal Society wishes to replace its Warden's House Museum sign with a new sign (See proposed design, attached) The sign would be the same size as the current sign (4' x 8'), with the exception of a removable panel with changing track, used to advertise open houses and other special events Like the current sign, it will be a non - illuminated smgle-face sign, using green background with gold lettenng for its main headings ("Warden's House Museum, Washington County Histoncal Society") Hours, pnces, and the Museum's phone number would be burgundy text on a lighter (tan) background This would also have the tan background, probably with black text The sign would be made of MDO signboard, mounted with 4x4 cedar posts (painted green with gilded top caps) • • • 9 r T 92" I N\'ashin, ton County Historical Society Wardens House Museum Open April 1 through October 31 Thursday • Sunday 1:00.5:00 pm Adults $3.00 Students $1.00 651.439.5956 y- !q y.A?m-. "' ct-- C 4yrsr--•K-- . , s• raic, i ,,s w^T�`�T'�'- a •T. gwtS,1.., SINGLE FACE NON ILLUMINATED GRD SIGN NEW POLES W/ 23 K GOLD (GILDED) LEAF TOP CAPS 1/2" MDO SIGNBOARD 4" X 4" CEDAR POST ALL COPY 3M HIGH PERFORMANCE VINYL REMOVABLE PANEL W/ TRACK FOR 4° CHANGEABLE FONTS (FONTS NOT INCLUDED) ST CROIX Tele/F.x4551 439 9591 13838 St Cram Trail North StANetet MN 55082 TN DISONa ORNRN.L.r ST CRON =MOMS NOT SE MAROON 0. MINE 011000 AN 0.0.1 MATS fM Of THE WNR5 ON NT 0 4r ORO E ONWO N". Al. 0 RE" AVE Ji a-, t • • MEMORANDUM To Heritage Preservation Commission From Sue Fitzgerald, Planner Date August 6, 2001 Re DEM/01-00 Demolition of a creamery at 1135 West St Croix Avenue The applicant is requesting review of demolition of a former creamery It is the charge of the Commission to determine if the structure at the address above is histoncally sigmficant of potentially significant If the Commission determines it is significant, th applicant should begin the Demolition Plan Review I I' • • • Case No Date Filed Receipt No Fee $25 00 DESIGN REVIEW APPLICATION FORM Community Development Department City of Stillwater 216 North Fourth Street Stillwater, MN 55082 The applicant is responsible for the completeness and accuracy of all forms and supporting material submitted in connection with any application All supportmg materials G. e , photos, sketches, etc) Submitted with application becomes the property of the city of Stillwater PROPERTY IDENTIFCATION Address of Project 1033 and 1035 West St Croix Assessor's Parcel No 20 030 20 44 005 20 030 20 44 001 20 030 20 11 001 Zoning District RA Description of Project To remove old brick creamery and block storage garage "I hereby state the foregoing statements and all data, uiformation and evidence submitted herewith m all respects, to the best of my knowledge and belief, true and correct I further certify I will comply with the permit if it is granted and used" Property Owner Nena A Amundson Trust Representative The Bancor Group, Inc Mailing Address C/O Raymond. 0 Marshall Mailing Address 1521 94th Lane N E City State — Zip 3880 Laverne Ave N City — State — Zip Minneapolis, MN 55449 Telephone No Lake Elmo, MN 55402 Telephone No (763) 792 8974 Signature ON FILE Signature ♦ • r— Case No �.'' •� , .tl- Date Filed Receipt No DESIGN REVIEW APPLICATION FORM COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT CITY OF STILLWATER 216 NORTH FOURTH STREET STILLWATER, MN 55082 eo Fee $25 00 The applicant is responsible for the completeness and accuracy of all forms and supporting material submitted in connection with any application All supporting material (i e photos, sketches, etc) submitted with application becomes the property of the City of Stillwater PROPERTY IDENTIFICATION tddress of Project t13 S li✓S�l cJ�p��C Del Assessor's Parcel No --_ Zoning Distnct Description of Project Ostr10L.t'r tY j der "I hereby state the foregoing statements and all data, information and evidence submitted herewith in all respects, to the best of my knowledge and belief, true and correct I further certify I will comply with the permit if it is granted and used " Property Owner Representative vyncic.ot, Cz or Mailmg Address Mailing Address 2k G tiv- Ls:4 , l_ City State Zip City State Zip VI?ZS4-11. Telephone No Telephone No its-3 ici Z 91 ek- tignature Signature Revised September 16 1998 • • • STILLWATER Permit # Demolition Request Address 1033 and 1035 West St Croix Ave Parcel No 20 030 20 44 0005 20 030 20 44 0001 20 030 20 11 0001 Apphcant The Bancor Group, Inc Owner if Different than Applicant Nena A Amundson Trust Type of Structure Brick Creamery, Block Storage Garage Age of Structure Unknown Condition of Structure Dilapidated and deteriorated Intended Use of Site after Demolition Plat as Amundson Place pursuant to the approved plat on file with the city The Bancor Group, Inc _0 Pius, Jwi- 9- 2H-o I Signature of Apphcant Date dr FII-t. Signature of Owner if different than Apphcant Date Tile Bancor Group, Inc / • July 24, 2001 anc iir Historic Preservation Commission City of Stillwater 216 North 4th Street Stillwater, MN 55082 Re 1135 West St Croix Ave Ladies and Gentlemen Attached is a demolition request for the property at 1035 West St Croix Ave The following information is submitted in comphance with ordinance 814 1) Enclosed you will find a copy of the approved plat for Amundson Place Highlighted is the old creamery building located on Lot 3, Block 1 as well as the block storage garage on Lot 7, Blockl 2) Attached is the legal description for the overall parcel 3) Attached and incorporated to this request are a variety of photos showing the various elevations of the creamery 4) The report prepared by Mr Posthumus of Legran Homes together with the attached exhibits provides a detailed description of the building 5) The building is in a dilapidated and deteriorated condition The only way it could be reused is by completely gutting the structure, removing the roof and removing the concrete floor and building an entirely new structure within the remaining brick walls To do so would simply not be economically viable with the further problem that the end product still may not be attractive to the market place 6) Detailed plans for the reuse of the property have been submitted to the City as part of the approved plat of Amundson Place 7) To retain the creamery would be inconsistent with the City's comprehensive plan and zoning requirements due to the fact that this site is zoned single family residential while the creamery building is a commercial use On the other hand the proposed reuse as evidence by the final plat of Amundson Place is completely consistent with both the -)' I ) "1' I i N I comprehensive plan and zoning plan and do not require any condition i\Iii n poi, \lnin,sm, use permits or variances 40 1 ) hhonL 763 7 )2 b )7 r) I i\ 76 i 791 1)976 • • 8) There is no economically viable alternative to demolition 9) We have run an ad to donate the building, which runs from July 26th through August 1st a copy of which is attached There has been tremendous publicity about the existence of this building In March at the Planning Commission I informed the neighbors and the Commission of our intention to demolish the building On July 12th I had a telephone conversation with a representative of the River Town Preservation Committee in which we discussed the future of the creamery On July 13th and July 18th front page stories appeared in the Stillwater Gazette, which talked about the future of the building as well as our wilhngness to allow to be moved To date we have received no phone calls from anybody who has inquired about the possibility of moving this structure I would like to emphasize that not only is it not economically viable to restore this building for commercial use, but even if it were possible the building would be in clear violation of the City's zoning codes First because it sits within the setback requirements of West St Croix Ave While the City ordinances allow such uses to be grandfathered if the building continues to be actively reused, in this case the building has been abandoned for numerous years and therefore no longer falls within the grandfather requirements Additionally, this entire neighborhood is zoned for single family residential To allow this builchng to be used for commercial purposes would result in spot zoning and would be a clear violation of the existing zoning ordinances For the reasons outhned above we would respectfully request that a demolition permit be granted Sincere yours David P Newman • • • 1 0 („"/" 7 r- fl IY' 7 7 1f / r_a s r4nc4-1 WEST Sri> aoIX AYENII �t. OU TLO T B f` CD 7. 0 • • • That part of the Southeast Quarter of the Soutaeast Quarter of Section 20 and that part of the Northeast Quarter of the Northeast Quarter of Section 29 all in Township 30 North, Range 20 West, Washington County, Minnesota, described as follows Beginning at the Southeast corner of said Southeast Quarter of the Southeast Quarter, thence North 01 degree 11 minutes 03 seconds West, assumed bearing along the East line of said Southeast Quarter of the Southeast Quarter a distance of 650 feet to the Northeast corner of the tract of land allotted to John P Lenhardt in the District Court Judgment, dated December 24 1910, Certified Copy recorded December 30 1910 in Book 70 of Deeds, Page 566, in the office of the County Recorder, Washington County, Minnesota thence North 89 degrees 41 minutes 29 seconds West along the North line of said tract, parallel with the South lane of said Southeast Quarter of the Southeast Quarter a distance of 511 67 feet to the FAsterly line of Oak Glen, acc ording to the recorded plat on file in the Office of the Registrar of Titles Washington County, Minnesota thence South 01 degree 11 minutes 03 seconds East along said Easterly line 995 83 feet to the Westerly prolongation of the South hne of the North hall of the Northwest Quarter of the Northwest Quarter of the Northwest Quarter of Section 29 of said Township 30 North Range 20 West and the North hne of Fischer Heights according to the plat on file in said office of the County Recorder, thence North 88 degrees 54 minutes 24 seconds East along said North line and along said Westerly prolongation a distance of 508 50 feet to the Fast hne of said Northeast Quarter of the Northeast Quarter thence North 00 degrees 40 minutes 08 seconds West along said East line 333 32 feet to the point of beginning Except the North 220 00 feet of the South 610 00 feet of the East 85 00 feet of said Southeast Quarter of the Southeast Quarter EXTERIOR VIEWS • • • Tar on wall is evidence that clay tile edging on roof is cracking. • • Rotted Fascia and Soffit • Concrete floor is severely sagging, sloping and cracking. Cannot be concrete leveled. • Blistered lead based paint • • Foundation is cracked. Also causing clay brick to crack and be damaged. Extensive tuck pointing required. In addition to the above, the stone windowsills need to be replaced • Rotted support beam, rotted rafters, entire roof and its supporting structure needs to be replaced. • • • LEGRAN r� o nn r s • ; • Corporate Office 1521 94th Lane N E �laine Minnesota 554 19 612 780 5756 FAX 612 786 4166 July 25, 2001 David Newman Bancor Group Inc 1521 94th Lane NE Minneapolis, MN 55449 Re 1035 West St Croix Ave Dear Mr Newman At your request, I visited the old creamery building located at 1035 West St Croix Ave on July 11, 2001 Attached is a summary of my findings In summary, in order to renovate this structure for either residential or commercial use it would be necessary to completely replace the roof and supporting truss system, remove the existing concrete floor remove and replace all interior plumbing and electrical systems remove all windows and doors so that in essence when done you have nothing more than the brick exterior walls You would then proceed to build an entirely new structure within these existing walls and utihze the existing walls as your exterior finish To do this you would increase your costs over new construction by approximately 25% This would be the case both if you renovate the building for either commercial or residential use I should point out though that even though it would cost approximately 25% more than new construction to attempt to renovate the creamery building into residential use, even then I don t think that the renovated structure would be economically viable for residential purposes due to the fact that its design, placement of windows and doors and other appearance related items do not lend themselves to a structure that would be astetically attractive as a residence In my opinion I am unaware of any economically viable way to restore and renovate this building into either a commercial or residential use Sincerely yours, Gene Posthumus President MN Builders L,c #0001357 • • • CREAMERY BUILDING STILLWATER RECOMMENDATIONS FINDINGS RECOMMENDATIONS 1) Exterior soffit extremely decayed Only solution is replacement 2) Roofing & clay tile edge are decayed Roofing can peel up Clay tiles are cracked & mortar is missing Only solution is total , replacement 3) Major structural damage to foundation which has caused clay block & floor damage 4) Numerous clay blocks are cracked w/ face knocked off 5) Tuck pointing of all mortar needed due to decay and movement of building 6) All sill is decayed Replace all sill 7) Doors & jambs on exterior are decayed Replace 8) Service panel needs to be upgraded Upgrade per code 9) Electrical needs to be upgraded Install per code 10) Due to cracks and settlement all floors need to be replaced Remove & re -pour all floors 11) Plumbing needs to be brought up to code Install plumbing per code Remove all floor drains to meet code 12) Heating system needs to brought up to code Install heating per code 13) There is no insulation Insulate per code 14) Lead paint on premises Remove lead paint 15) All windows are decayed Total window replacement 16) 2 x 8 rafters and 1 x 6 roof boards decayed Total replacement needed 17) Currently well & septic Abandon well & septic Hook up to City sewer/water 18) Mold found due to excess moisture Remove all mold Thursday July 26 2001 gl)tttitnater Vibening ek;ette Page 13 GAZETTE CLASSIFIEDS - IA• 651-439-6620 AUTOS 87 SAAB 900 turbo white PW sun oof snowtlres 6200/80 651 275-9388 89 Suburu Wagon 40K actu- al mil $2600 651-439-2675 91 Buick Park A e Ultra 165K gd shape runs great moonroot $2500 439-6040 92 Eagle Summit Wagon ex cond all wheel dnve $4000 651-439-7855 93 Saturn SL2 60K m les 4 dr AC AT well maintain $4500 651 351-7042 99 Me c Cou ger 9 091m1 Red Ik new $15 000/ nego (715) 248-3870 TRUCKS '92 Ford F150 ext cab match ing Topper 76K miles $7 490 651 275 1173 96 Chevy Blazer LS 4x4 Auto start keyless 4 DR 97K $9500/80 439-0578 98 Chevy Silveredo PU 41K 8 Box 4 4 1/2 ton 8 cyl topper bedilner $17 000a30 651 439-0578 BOATS & MOTORS 82 7 1/2hp Chrysler Otbr4 motor w/tank used ery little $325 7 1/2hp Eska 6235 also deepth finder & fish find- er $50 651430-2205 89 23ft Four Winns cut0-ca bin enclosed head 280 hp omc all covers CD player fully outfitted allp on St Croix Stillwater 2001 seas no Mr $8500 715-386-5560 RECREATIONAL VEHICLES 75 Holiday Rambler 241t asking $1500 St Croix Meadow RV Parke 1415 Main St Lot 10 Houlton WI 1-877 2124692 or 612 810-3759 VANS 98 Windslar ex cond. 52K ml $9700/B0 651-439-8148 FURNITURE 2 Light Blue Sw vet Rockers $75 851439-5524 Bunk -bed Sold Oak custom made w/dresser drawers shelvnn h lint h.... w MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 95 Klaus Mueller Czecho slovaklan VIOLIN 1/2 sz good cond 651-430-1914 Baldwin Acrosonic burled mahogany 52500 Pump or gan$750 651.439-8687 GIVEAWAY Old Chest Freezer good cord 651 770-5308 HELP WANTED Easy works Excellent payl assemble products at home www homeJobs com/1141 Call Toll Free 1-800-467-5566 exL 1141 Attention! 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La yy Y • . q o 1 '�tiC. tiµJr w r 0.0 • • • H P C APPLICATION REVIEW FORM CASE NO DR/01-33 Hentage Preservation Date August 6, 2001 Project Location 1990 Industrial Blvd Comprehensive Plan Distnct Business Park Industnal Zoning Distnct BP -I Applicant's Name Ross Buschman representing DiaSonn, Inc Type of Application Design Review Project Descnption Design review of exterior sign for DiaSonn, Inc Discussion The applicant is requesting design review approval to relocate an existing sign on the east side of the building to the west side of the building, see attached photos They will be removing the words "An American Standard Company" and °Medical Systems Group" The business is downsizing and will not need as many buildings as they have now The main entry will be on Northwestern Ave, which is where they want to relocate their sign The sign will not be lit Currently, the letters are painted white, they will be painted blue when they are moved Conditions of Approval 1 No additional signs 2 Any changes to the approved plan be reviewed by the HPC Recommendation Approval as conditioned Findings The request meets the intent of the West Business Park Design Guidelines Attachments Application Form/Photos JUL-31-2001 16 32 DIASORIN LEGAL 6513515771 P 01/01 Case No Date Piled , Receipt No -- • Fee: $25.00 • DESIGN REVIEW APPLICATION FORM COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT CITY OF STILLWATER 216 NORTH FOURTH STREET STIL]LWAT'EI3, MN 55082 The applicant is responsible for the completeness and accuracy of all forms and supporting material submitted in connection with any application AU supporting material (l e photos, sketches, etc) submitted with application becomes the property of the Csty of Stillwater PROPERTY IDENTIFICATION Address of Project _ wtS " /4✓ a Assessor's Parcel No Zoning Distract Aescnption of Project Tie / ,)c S 1 or 4•4Vjek � c 1 hereby state the foregoing statements end al! date, information and evidence submitted herewith In all respects, to the best of my knowledge and belief, true and correct I further certify 1 will comply with the permit if it is granted end used " Property Owner 1 ✓i ck r; n Mailutg Address (Q90 r. d4s)n I E1 yJ ea tax a$thng Address (SA City State Zip .5-71-0l4,4'Lev ,71.4,' S-sogz City State Zip vd S% - 3 S% -S 7 1// o Inc Telephone No ,(S/ - 93 9 - 9 710 Telephone No is-) r 3.2 9 - 7443"Y _ Ge )/ Signature Revised September 16, 1998 rke _ Repressentattve ASS C—Lo•l Signature TOTAL P 01 • • FT-Tr.-7 ff "..Tr;TT .4 -TT Tr" st, — _ ) z. " We are ge psioaAi "4,' Amin 4 A 4 " - We -AL sysra"s e ii-tte;f1 A Aci re )0 Gtdivy It _ • ..30010IN )elk eniyy Met-Lvesd-eriA Ave • ova 'tiNe 0 •3 • • 1 1 c ILA 3 ti ILL • de • • • H P C APPLICATION REVIEW FORM CASE NO DRN/01-39 Hentage Preservation Date August 6, 2001 Project Location Parking lot north of Pine Street between 3rd and 4th Streets Comprehensive Plan Distnct Public Administration Zoning Distnct PA Applicant's Name Brian Larson representing Memorial to Stillwater High School Veterans Committee Type of Application Design Review Project Descnption Design review of "Memorial to Stillwater High School Veterans" Discussion The applicant is requesting design approval of a memorial to Stillwater High School Veterans The applicant states "the purpose of the memorial is to honor by name all service people killed in time of war, who have attended Stillwater area schools It is also intended to serve as a focal point in recognizing all local veterans of military service, and inform and educate the public about our country's wars and conflicts and local participation in them" The site for the proposed memonal was designated by City Council as the center island areas of the city -owned parking lot at the above address The memonal site is divided into three sequential spaces, proceeding from the south to the north The first space or main entry from the south at Pine Street, would explain the history of Stillwater and the high school that once sat on this site This would be accomplished on a precast wall The walls would be lit from the ground up Each of the three sites would have a bronze and stainless steel disk set into the existing bnck paving as a marker introducing each segment The second space is created in the existing center "island" extending the pavers to form a 24 foot circle bounded on the east and west by curving walls These walls are used to descnbe the history of each war and military conflict In the center of the space is a tall flagpole for the American flag The walls and the flag would be lit by groundlighting The third space is centered on a 75 foot conical shape that is to those who sacnficed their lives in the military wars and conflicts The shape is nearly identical to the cities church steeples The monument consists of an 8 foot stone wall base that would have all the names of those who died dunng these conflicts The conical structure would be hoops and radial framing tubes making it somewhat transparent In the summer vines would be planted to grow up the tower The interior walls would have water sheeting over them • • • Conditions of Approval Should the Commission approve the request, staff suggests the following conditions of approval 1 All revisions to the approved plan are to be reviewed and approved by the HPC Recommendation Denial, the applicant will be applying for a height variance from the Planning Commission The memorial is proposed to be 80 feet high, the zoning ordinance for that district is maximum 35 feet high Findings The request does not meet the intent of the zoning ordinance Attachments Application Form/Letter/Drawings/Photos V-7(-1 °I - 3T r • • Case No Date Filed Fee Paid Receipt No PLANNING ADMINISTRATION FORM ACTION REQUESTED COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT CITY OF STILLWATER 216 NORTH FOURTH STREET STILLWATER, MN 55082 _Special/Conditional Use Permit Variance Resubdivision Subdivision* _Comprehensive Plan Amendment* _Zoning Amendment* _Planning Unit Development * _Certificate of Compliance X Design Review Fees $50/20 $70 $100 $100+50/lot $500 $300 $500 $70 $25) *An escrow fee is also required to the costs of attorney and engineering fees (see attached) The applicant is responsible for the completeness and accuracy of all forms and supporting material submitted in connection with any application All supporting material (i e , photos, sketches, etc ) submitted with application becomes the property of the City of Stillwater A site plan is required with apphcations Any incomplete application or supporting material will delay the application process PROPERTY IDENTIFICATION Tvre P t L,or tie* RivE S-, Address of Project la&r.46411.4 *4T^' S Assessor's Parcel No �, (GEO Code) Zoning District Descnption of Project me-rAce-lPL. To 4?('iu-wpir.(L, E{.i y„t_}}cipr "I hereby state the foregoing statements and all data, informat►on and evidence submitted herewith in all respects, to file best of my knowledge and belief, true and correct I fiij tyr cer 1 will comply with file permit if it is granted and used Wtfatne `.t'AL To 43nu.wi4z 63FGb6 VET ConnwitITCE Property Owner G li'1 of iAl t.LWA'2 Representative t32-t PA trA okl ,5111AANAIre.g. Mailing Address 2-t M 41''`6T Mailing Address gio% Ni 4TL+ ST. City - State - Zip Gt(1 t ,Lutearr- L i As' J WW2- City - State - Zip 4i'(1LL PI' !� INA Ai 550 F,'L Telephone No /ef-.51 - 1236°- SQ?UD Telephone No Le5 t - 4120 - 005 (A Signature Lot Size (dimensions) x Land Area Height of Buildings Principal Accessory SITE AND PROJECT DESCRIPTION Stories Feet 8© Total Building floor area 1 tDO square feet Existing - square feet Proposed ' square feet Paved Impervious Area square feet (0 Ili\ No of off-street parking spaces $o e & sk- H \mcnamara\sheila\PLANAPP FRM June 22 2000 • • • LARSON BRENNER ARCHITECTS 807 North Fourth Street Stillwater MN 55082 Telephone 651 430 0056 Facsimile 651 439 1179 larsonbrenner@aol com 7 27 01 Stillwater Planning Commission and City Council City of Stillwater 216 N 4th Street Stillwater Minnesota 55082 RE Vanance Application Dear Sirs This letter accompanies a vanance application for the Memorial to Stillwater High School Veterans The site for this proposed memonal has been previously designated by City Council as the center island area of the city -owned parking lot immediately north of the Historic Washington County Courthouse (north of Pine Street between South Third Street and South Fourth Street) The purpose of the Memorial is to honor by name all service people killed in time of war who have attended Stillwater area schools It is also intended to serve as a focal point in recognizing all local veterans of military service and inform and educate the public about our country s wars and conflicts and local participation in them The proposed memonal will provide a place for groups and individuals to gather to remember and honor local service veterans It provides a variety of spaces for gathenng ranging from an intimate space for meditation at its base to the inclusion of the parking lot on occasion for larger groups The proposed design for the Memorial will leave most of the existing trees paving and lighting intact in the parking lot. Two parking spaces at the south edge of the lot currently designated as accessible spaces will become part of the entrance area of the memonal these accessible spaces will be reassigned elsewhere in the lot resulting in a net Toss of three parking spaces The attached drawings and Design Statement explain the intent of the overall design in greater detail This variance request is for height part of the proposed memorial is 80' high, current zoning lists a 35' height limit r • • • A key element in the memonal s design is the ability for visitors to enter it and experience the vine covered, intimate space at its base Another key element is the proportions (height to diameter) of the open conical structure of the memorial A third consideration is the height of the trees — 35 to 40 — adjacent to the memonal The 80 height as shown on the drawings allows a 12 -0 diameter "mtenor" space at its base keeps the conical shape proportional to the surrounding church steeples dotting the hillside and allows the transparent upper portion to be visible above the trees As conceptually designed limiting the structure to 35 would unduly conceal it and not allow the interior space at its base Because the structure of the memonal is essentially a narrow open framework it will be very light and transparent without the mass or density of an ordinary structure The bottom portion of it will be covered in flowenng vines adding to the memonal s positive overall contnbution to the site and the neighborhood Sincerely Larson Brenner Architects representing The Memorial to Stillwater High School Veterans Committee Brian Larson AIA i • • • Memorial to Stillwater High School Veterans Design Statement Larson Brenner Architects 807 North Fourth Street Stillwater Minnesota July 27 2001 1. Preliminary Project Understanding: What is the memorial's purpose? The Stillwater High School Veterans Memorial is intended to honor by name all Stillwater area service personnel killed in time of war, and serve as a focal point in recognizing all local veterans of military service A memonal of this type should have deep meaning and resonance, and be understood in many ways, at many different levels The memonal should offer a meaningful expenence to children and adults, veterans and non -veterans, those who have come to it purposefully and those who are simply drawn to it The memorial should be able to be experienced at one level from a distance and when moving closer the experience should change and become more nch and meaningful The memonal should offer the potential for a different experience each time it is visited It should not be merely a cold inert object, no matter how thoughtful or well designed It should connect to the local community and high school, explain the histoncal wars and conflicts and remember the lives lost and celebrated It should speak of the cycle of life and death we all expenence, reflected in seasonal changes and the beauty of nature It should offer a place where prayer is naturally accommodated The memonal should consider its context in both a regional and a more immediate sense it should reflect both the natural beauty of the St Croix Valley, the scenic beauty of Stillwater, and its immediate neighborhood But the memonal should also stnve to be simple and timeless in its design It represents veterans from many different historical time periods, and needs to represent those from future conflicts as well As a memorial, its reach is broad and deep and its design should resist the easy temptation to engage one histoncal style, based on its immediate context The memorial should be more than a figure and a list of names It should create an environment — a senes of outdoor spaces — in which pnvate meditation and public celebration can take place It should be a beautiful visual and physical focal point around which all can gather — as individuals, families or large groups 2. Experiencing the Memonal: How does the experience begin and conclude? The Memorial Site is divided into three sequential spaces, proceeding from the south entrance to the north The first space briefly explains the History of Stillwater and the Historic High School, and community bonds of the veterans The second space interprets the Wars and Military Conflicts, explaining and placing them in local historical context The third space is a living Monument to those who ultimately sacrificed their lives Each of these elements is described further below 5 I Entrance/Community and Histonc High School Segment The main entry to the site from the south at Pine Street, has a bronze and stainless steel disk set into the existing brick paving as a marker introducing the entrance to the memorial This disk, repeated in each of the three segments, identifies the site as the Stillwater High School Veterans Memonal Threading from this disk and weaving through the length of the site is a narrow band of bronze set into the pavers This ribbon of shining metal metaphorically reflects the river and draws you through the site, connecting to the disks at each of the other main spaces Anticipating the addition of a reconstructed arch from the historic high school once on this site the entrance to the site proceeds under this arch and provides two flanking spaces for memonal information explaining the ongins of Stillwater and the Histonc High School that once occupied this site II Wars and Military Conflicts Segment The second outdoor space is created in the existing center "island" extending the pavers to form a 24 foot diameter circle bounded to the east and west by curving sloped 4-1/2 foot wall segments These curving walls are made of textured colored precast concrete Placed on their surfaces facing the walk are bronze or granite plaques which describe the history of each war and military conflict An soldier's image from each conflict could be photoengraved here Space is provided for future conflicts and extension of these walls Built into the top of the walls are planters, from which flowenng plants can cascade down In the center of the overall space is a tall flagpole for the Amencan Flag III Memorial Monument The third space is centered on an 75' tall conical monument to those who sacnficed their lives in military wars and conflicts This monument is a simple structure consisting of an eight foot stone base supporting a mostly transparent , open steel structure of hoops and radial framing tubes creating a shimmenng, arbor -like conical wire frame visible above the existing thirty foot columnar trees on the site There is no cladding on this delicate framework — it is open to the elements allowing sun wind and rain to pass through The proportions of the conical shape are nearly identical to the tall, slender church steeples forming the backdrop and dotting the hillsides of Stillwater This is important in how it relates to its surroundings, because most people's first expenence of the memonal will begin at a distance with the monument portion visible as a local orienting landmark It would be visible as part of the city's skyline from the north entrance to Stillwater on Highway 95 from Pioneer Park and (depending on time of year and foliage) from parts of Main Street and the Histonc Lift Bndge Appropnately, the height of the monument would be considerably Tess than the height of any of these steeples and the Histonc Courthouse The 8 foot high stone base of the monument curves and slopes inward The base has large openings on axis to the north south east and west, allowing entrance into the interior of the monument and movement through it On the faces of this stone base are carved (either directly in granite or on an embedded bronze plaque) the names of those who have died in service to their country, listed by conflict A graphic image of a typical soldier from each conflict may possibly accommodate this list and might help connect each list to the historical information previously • • expenenced in the second segment There is space provided for the addition of lists from future conflicts At the top of the stone base is a deep planter/gutter which accommodates earth a drainage medium/system and a subsurface tnckler irrigation system From this penmeter both perennial and annual vines and climbing plants can emerge Perennial vines will reach at least 30 to 40 feet vertically, and will usually flower once in the season, annual vines will reach at least 10 feet vertically and will flower continually through the growing season The plants and vines bring a dimension of nature, beauty and life to the monument In the spnng and summer there can be an explosion of blossoms and scents and vanegated greenery, autumn will bnng leaves turning into nch colors of fall, and winter will show the intricate and delicate tracery of the vines against the skyline The monument offers a different expenence in each season for the visitor, and reinforces the imagery of the cycles of life, death, and new life The exterior of the monument offers visitors semicircular benches with expansive views of the city and nver, for sitting and contemplation The interior of the monument offers the wonderful expenence of moving inside a quieter, more intimate space, with a ceiling of soanng greenery and flowers, and soft, filtenng natural Tight and moving shadows There are benches offset from each of the four curving walls, allowing a place for rest, meditation and prayer Planting will spill over and down the intenor walls, and a small gutter system at the top edge of the intenor wall allows a constant flow of water sheeting down the interior walls, gurgling into a grated gutter at the base which collects the water At the entrance of the monument area, two existing deciduous trees are replaced with two white pine coniferous trees The white pines frame the monument's entrance, bnnging color to the site in winter months and recalling the importance of the white pine to the history of Stillwater and the St Croix Valley 3. Detail Development. What about figures and images of the veterans? The inclusion of figurative art or sculpture in a memonal like this is an important and sensitive design issue There are many ways figurative art or images of soldiers can be incorporated into this design and would look forward to working with you to determine the best solution As presented our design would include a photoengraved image of a soldier in each of the historical explanations of conflicts and wars found in the second segment These images may be repeated at the monument, graphically tying the names of those killed to the conflict in which they participated An electronic informational kiosk may also be included, or planned for in the future This kiosk (which has been successfully used in veteran s memorials in other parts of the country) consists primarily of an interactive video touch screen in which various images videos sounds and information can be displayed Individual biographies of those who have given their lives in service will be included in this information r • 1 1 1 1 1 l • tt 7 - / c2 • • SOUTH FOURTH STREFT SOUTH 1HIRD STREET STI ,LWAT1A,R 'Gil SCHOOL VE7E LARSON BRENNLR ARCIIITEC1c) MAY '11 flfl1 ANS EMORIAL • • • ENTRANCE AND HISTORIC-1 HIGH SCHOOL MONUMENT MEMORIAL SITE PLAN EXISTING BRICK PAYING —EXISTING FENCE —DASHED LIE SHOWS POSSIBLE FUTURE INSTALLATION CF HISTORIC ARCH CAST WALL SEGMENT WITH COPTUlI TY AND HIGH SCHOOL IFOIZIATION X15TRG LIGHT FEATURE DASHED LINE SHOWS POSSIBLE MIRE INSTALLATION CF HISTORIC ARCH PRECAST WALL SEGMENT WITH CO7ANITT AND HISTORIC HIGH SCHOOL RFOFLIATIOV MEMORIAL ELEVATION ©mow HISTORY AND DFSCRIPTIONI OF WARS AND CONFLICTS f J '/ A7CRICAN FLAG ;IN MOMPIENT WALLS WITH NAMES LISTED DT CGTFLI RV CUED PRECAST HISTORYWALLS WITH AND DESCRIPTION OF ;010.0 7 j WARS AND CONFLICTS /�A5$EMBLT AREA —CURVED PRECAST WALK WITH HI5TOR1 AND DESCRIPTION F WARY AND CONFLICTS RITURE WALL EXTENSION TO ACCOMMODATE EXPANSION 5 WIDE SEALED BRONZE RIVER' STRIP INSET IN PAVERS EXISTING BRICK PAVING 5 FLAG —STAINLESS STEFL/BRONZE DISK MONVIENT OPEN STAINLESS STAINLE55 STEEL ARBOR STRUCTURE ON POLISHED STONE BASE CURVED -- PRECA51 WALL /STAINLESS STEEL / BRONZE DI BENCHES MGNJIENT LIGHTS EXISTING L FIXTURE OURVFD PRECAST WALL WITH BENCH PRECAST 14 --COLORFUL MNUAL PLANING EXISTING PAVING EXTENSION OF GRANITE PAYING SERVICE RAGS EXISTPG PAVING s r LLWAr R HIGH S C I . 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