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HomeMy WebLinkAbout2004-05-03 HPC PacketZoning 11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 i 0' THE BIRTHPLACE OF MINNESOTA City of Stillwater Heritage Preservation Commission Monday, May 3, 2004 700pm City Council Chambers City Hall 216 North Fourth Street AGENDA Revised 4/27/04 Approval of April 8 2004 Minutes 1 Case No DR/04-10a Design review of Landscape Plan for Lakeview Hospital Parking Ramp located at 1104 and 1112 Everett Avenue Richard Dufresne, representing applicant 2 Case No DR/03-51b Design review of an amendment to the Rivertown Bed and Breakfast located at 305 West Olive Street Ed Hawksford, representing the applicant 3 Case No DR/04-18a Design review of extenor signage for Ride-Em located at 1431 Stillwater Blvd Jeff Melstrom, applicant 4 Case No DR/04-25 Design review of extenor signage for Wrap n Ship located at 225 North Main Street Vern Stefan, applicant 5 Case No DR/04-26 Design review of extenor signage for Homestar USA Real Estate Services and Stillwater Mills on Main Sales Center located at 106 South Main Street. Joanna Lyons representing applicants 6 Case No DR/04-13a Design review of Site Lighting Plan and light fixtures for Budding III at Terra Springs located at 630 North Main Street Greg Kinney representing applicant Other items a CLG Grant update b Artrageous sign revision CITY HALL 216 NORTH FOURTH STILLWATER, MINNESOTA 55082 PHONE 651-430 8800 City of Stillwater Heritage Preservation Commission Apnl 8, 2004 Present Howard Lieberman, Chair, Phil Eastwood, Diane Hark, Jeff Johnson and Brent Peterson Others Planner Sue Fitzgerald Absent Patte Kraske and Roger Tomten Mr Lieberman called the meeting to order at 7 p m Approval of minutes Mr Lieberman, seconded by Mr Johnson, moved approval of the minutes of March 10, 2004, as submitted Motion passed unanimously Case No DR/04-09a Design review of Building III, Terra Spnngs at 640 N Main St Mathew Bnnza, representing applicant Brian Sweeney introduced Greg Kinney of Pope & Associates, architects, and Donald Kasbohm, developer Mr Lieberman stated for the record that he had met with the developer earlier in the week to share some concerns Mr Kasbohm briefly gave a history of his company Mr Kinney reviewed the building elevations A tower element will be reminiscent of the prison hospital tower Mr Kinney also provided samples of building matenals Matenals will be the same as those used in other Terra Springs buildings, but of slightly different colors Mr Kasbohm noted that Building III is the largest building in the development, but it will not appear so massive from the street because two other buildings encroach on the viewshed It was noted that initially, the building was to be six stories high with 70 units, the present plans call for a four-story building with 47 units Mr Kinney also briefly reviewed lighting plans, which will be the same package as the other buildings, and landscaping plans There will be no rooftop mechanicals Mr Johnson noted that Building III is not centered on the site's central plaza He questioned whether the asymmetry will be more obvious when construction is complete Mr Johnson asked Mr Kasbohm to discuss that issue with the other building developers Mr Johnson moved approval with the 19 conditions, deleting condition of approval No 2 as it is repeated in condition No 15, with the additional conditions that the developer/architect discuss the symmetry issue with the othcr developers and that the developer look at the building garage door openings in relation to the building tower Mr Eastwood seconded the motion Mr Peterson asked that archeologists be present during site preparation, Mr Sweeney said that would be done Motion to approve as conditioned passed unanimously 1 City of Stillwater Heritage Preservation Commission April 8, 2004 Case No DR/04-15 Design review of exterior signage for Neu Designs at 1754 Market Dr Mike Krasky, Sign -a -Rama, representing the applicant The applicant was present Ms Fitzgerald said the proposed sign is within the allowable square footage for building space The sign will be mounted at the same height as the other signs on the building Mr Lieberman moved approval as conditioned Mr Peterson seconded the motion, motion passed unanimously Case No DR/04-16 Design review of extenor balconies at the Joseph Wolf buildings at 402 S Main St Steve Bremer, applicant Mr Bremer was present He explained the request is due to discussions with several potential buyers who indicated an interest in having a small deck Mr Johnson expressed a concern that taking the sill out and cutting stone down would change the appearance of the building, especially on the north elevation Mr Bremer said he would only add a deck if the tenant so desired, and he said no permanent damage would be done if a deck were added to a unit — it could be removed in the future Mr Peterson moved approval as conditioned Mr Eastwood seconded the motion Mr Johnson suggested allowing a maximum of five decks to be installed and only as a purchaser desires Mr Peterson accepted that as an amendment to the motion Mr Lieberman spoke in favor of allowing Mr Bremer to add decks as necessary to market the units Mr Bremer stated he would like to put one deck on the north elevation to see how it will look Mr Johnson withdrew his amendment Original motion to approve as conditioned passed unanimously Case No DR/04-17 Design review of Tasteful Thymes at 1709 S Greeley St Donna Tarras, applicant Ms Tarras was present She said her business will be shanng the building space with Hoffman Refrigeration She will occupy the northeastern portion of the space The existing wall sign from her downtown location will be placed above the door, it was suggested that downht, gooseneck fixtures be used for lighting Ms Tarras said there likely will also be a monument sign on Greeley Street, which she would share with the other tenant Mr Johnson moved approval as conditioned, allowing one wall sign with two gooseneck, downht lighting fixtures, with the applicant to return with the other tenant if a monument sign if requested at a later date Mr Peterson seconded the motion, motion passed unanimously Case No DR/04-18 This case was tabled Case No DR/04-19 Design review of temporary structure for the sale of fireworks in Cub parking lot at 1801 Market Drive Enc Robbins, applicant 2 City of Stillwater Hentage Pieservation Commission Apnl 8, 2004 The applicant was not present Ms Fitzgerald noted that there was only one problem with the use last year, and that was with extra signage Mr Lieberman moved approval with the condition that only one sign is allowed, with the size and location to be review by staff Mr Eastwood seconded the motion, motion passed unanimously Case No DR/04-20 This case was tabled Case No DR/04-21 Design review of extenor modifications at 106 S Main St Chris Moen, CCM Builders, representing the applicant Mr Moen said the intent is to bnng back the original windows Some of the wood will be removed from the front Also a portion of the granite will be removed from the front to return to the original concrete Awnings are proposed for the windows, and Mr Moen provided color samples Signage will be in the windows Mr Johnson asked if anything was planned for the windows on the north elevation Mr Moen agreed that it would be good to restore those windows to the original at some point in the future Mr Johnson moved approval as conditioned, with the awnings to be a 1 1 pitch, and allowing replacement of windows on the north elevation to match the east elevation, if the applicant decides to proceed Mr Peterson seconded the motion, motion passed unanimously Case No DR/04-22 Design review of signage for a second floor business, Artrageous, at 321 S Main St Jackie Parks, applicant Ms Parks was present She said the requested projecting signs will not be lighted She said she is not sure of the signage colors Mr Johnson moved approval as conditioned, changing condition No 4 to indicate that if the signage is to be lighted, the applicant must return to the HPC, and adding a sixth condition that colors be presented to staff for review and approval Mr Peterson seconded the motion, motion passed unanimously Case No DR/04-24 Design review of self -storage facility on Industrial Boulevard between Highway 36 and Curve Crest Boulevard Steven Gaffney, applicant Mr Gaffney was present He noted that he had appeared before the HPC previously His proposal is the same, but is for a new site, a site purchased from DiaSonn The proposal is for a 72 square -foot monument sign that will meet the 15' setback requirement There will be two downlit wall pack units on one of the buildings, the remainder will be downlit shoebox fixtures There will be no trash enclosure One building might be heated 3 i City of Stillwater Hentage Preservation Commission Apnl 8, 2004 Mr Johnson moved approval as conditioned, eliminating conditions No 11 and 12, changing the wording of condition No 18 to indicate that the applicant shall submit catalog clips of proposed lighting fixture to Mr Fitzgerald for approval, and adding a condition that a non -lighted 12x6' monument sign is approved, with lettering style and colors to be submitted to Ms Fitzgerald for review and approval Mr East Nood seconded the motion, motion passed unanimously Case No DR/04-23 Design review of an addition to Eckberg Law Office at 1835 Northwestern Ave Michael Diem, representing the applicant Representing the applicant was Frank Stanton of Archnet The addition will be located in the rear of the building and not visible from the street elevation The addition will have the same roof line and matenals as the existing structure Additional parking will be located in the rear There will be no new signage Mr Eastwood moved approval as conditioned, eliminating conditions No 9, 16 and 18 Mr Peterson seconded the motion, motion passed unanimously Other items Ms Fitzgerald briefly reviewed the revised plans for the new park to be located on the former Gordon Iron site Ms Fitzgerald also provided a copy of an agreement with the Minnesota Department of Transportation for lift bndge interpretive monuments to be placed in Lowell Park The annual Preservation Awards will be presented at the May 4 City Council meeting Mr Lieberman will be on hand for the presentation Mr Johnson asked about the status of the Depot restaurant signage Ms Fitzgerald said she would be contacting the business owner again in an effort to get them in compliance Mr Lieberman bnefly reviewed the status of the new bndge discussions He said a scoping document is circulating and there is some basis for believing the vanous stakeholders can reach consensus Mr Johnson, seconded by Mr Lieberman, moved to adjourn at 9 15 p m Motion passed Respectfully submitted, Sharon Baker Recording Secretary HERITAGE PRESERVATION COMMISSION APPLICATION DESIGN REVIEW FORM CASE NO DR/04-10a Heritage Preservation Date May 3, 2004 Project Location 1104 and 1112 Everett Street Comprehensive Plan District Single Family Residential Zoneng Dastnct RA Applicant's Name Richard Dufresne, representing Lakeview Hospital Type of Application Design Review Project Descnptaon Design review of Landscape Plan for the Parking Ramp area Discussion The applicant presented the landscape and lighting plans at the 2/2/04 HPC meeting After some discussion, it was decided that the landscape plan should include landscaping the ponding areas The decision to vote on the project was postponed until the plans were complete Mr Dufresne will present the plans at the meeting Recommendation Approval as conditioned Conditions of Approval 1 All revisions to the approved plan shall be reviewed and approved by the Heritage Preservation Commission Attachments- Application Form/Minutes from 2/2/04 HPC Mtg/Landscape plan for ponding areas City of Stillwater Hentage Preservation Commission February 2, 2004 long way toward crating a mixed use feel, that of a neighborhood commercial center, and downplaying the stnp development treatment The applicant and Nathaniel Shea, architect, were present Mr Shea reviewed revised plans which, he said, attempt to create a New England type village He reviewed elevations and floor plans, building materials, and possible sign locations, along with lettenng style He noted that signage has been eliminated from the second -floor office spaces and consolidated in a sign over one of the entnes to the second floor The back of trash enclosures will be utilized for signage and the previously proposed monument sign has been eliminated He said the proposed landscaping plan is unchanged except for the use of a different vanety of conifer to screen the parking area, as recommended by staff The parking lot lighting will use the same cut-off fixtures as used by the adjacent bank Gooseneck lighting will be used for the signage There was a bnef discussion of the detailing of the gable ends of the roof Most of the roof will be flat to provide screening for mechanicals Mr Peterson, seconded by Mr Eastwood, moved approval as conditioned Mr Johnson suggested it be noted details regarding the sign plan will come back to the HPC for approval, and Mr East -wood said it should be noted the monument sign has been removed Motion for approval passed 4-0, with Mr Tomten abstaining Case No DR/04-09 Design review of Phase II of Terra Springs, 640 North Main St Matthew Bnnza, representing the applicant Mr Bnnza reviewed plans for the 36-unit, 22,076 square -foot condominium complex The building incorporates the adaptive reuse of a portion of the existing masonry wall on site Other exterior materials include brick that is similar in color and texture to the histonc masonry, along with fiber cement board lap siding, corrugated metal siding and asphalt shingles The landscape and lighting plans are a continuation of that proposed for the entire Terra Spnngs development Bnck pavers will be used in walkways around the building and interpretive trail Also reviewed were lighting plans All mechanical units will be in the basement, as will the trash receptacles Mr Peterson moved approval as conditioned Mr Eastwood seconded the motion, motion passed unanimously Case No DR/04-10 Design review of landscape plan and lighting plan for Lakeview Hospital's parking ramp at 1104 and 1112 Everett St St Jeffrey Robertson, applicant 4 / City of Stillwater Hentage Preservation Commission February 2, 2004 Dick Dufresne of Walker Parking Consultants was present representing the applicant He reviewed the proposed lighting fixtures and placement Ms Fitzgerald had reviewed the landscaping plan Mr Johnson moved approval as conditioned, specifying that shoebox, down lit fixtures, PROFORMER-XL with flat lenses be approved at locations AA Mr Peterson seconded the motion Mr Lieberman asked about the retaining wall and landscaping proposed for the Greeley Street elevation and said he was not prepared to vote for approval absent those details Mr Dufresne said the applicant will develop those detailed plans when the impact of construction of the holding pond is known Mr Johnson agreed that he was interested in the plans for the ponding area Mr Lieberman moved to continue the case until the applicant provides complete plans for the Greeley Street elevation and the new pond It was decided to continue approval of both the landscaping and lighting plans to the March meeting Mr East ood seconded the motion to continue, motion passed unanimously Other items ® Bndge update Mr Lieberman provided a brief update on badge -related issues Demolition of the lift bridge is off the table, he said SHPO favors future use of the lift bridge as a limited local traffic roadway or as a bike/pedestrian way Several members spoke in favor of keeping the lift bndge open to traffic Mr Lieberman also noted that the no -build alternative has been removed from the table for consideration o News rack policy Ms Fitzgerald gave an update on the recently approved policy Mr Johnson suggested that item C-1 should be clanfied to include the boundanes of the Histonc Distnct, as well as F-2 to enumerate the total number of boxes allowed Mr Johnson also questioned why it was necessary to designate the use of black iron boxes Mr Lieberman said he thought the measure should be an ordinance rather than a policy o Members were asked to be thinking about the Preservation Awards to be presented in May o Mr Lieberman noted for the record that the March meeting will be held March 10, rather than the usual first Monday of the month Mr Lieberman, seconded by Mr Johnson, moved to adjourn at 10 42 p m Respectfully submitted, Sharon Baker Recording Secretary .. 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lighting must be maintained at the lowest wattage feasible and extinguished at 9 00 p m The two (2) lights on the front porch of the B & B, as well as the lamppost Tight at the front steps of the B & B may remain on Due to a complaint from a neighbor and concern for the safety of the guests, the applicants are revising their lighting plan The new plan eliminates the three tall Victorian -style post lamps The lights proposed are eight, downlit low -voltage fixtures that would light the paved walkway from the parking area to the front entrance of the Inn Plantings around the light fixtures will partially obscure them (A copy of the fixture is attached) Additionally, the approved plan called for two lights on the grapery structure The grapery is between the parking and the Inn This has been a concern to the neighbor The applicants have reduced the number to one The light will be concealed within the roof There will also be four pathway fights for the handicapped - accessible room in the carnage house They will be on a notion detector sensor In close proximity to the sidewalk, inside the grapery, is a fountain It is lit with a low voltage Tight bulb It helps Tight the sidewalk in that area If it is not used, another Tight fixture will be needed for the walkway There is a light on the east side of the carnage house, used by the guests and the innkeeper, who resides on the first floor of the carnage house This light is out of view of the neighbor It also provides adequate light for the parking area Recommendation Approval as conditioned Conditions of Approval 1 All revisions to the approved plan shall be reviewed and approved by the Heritage Preservation Commission 2 Number 16 of SUP/04-02 shall be state All external lighting will be maintained at the lowest wattage feasible to allow guests safe access from the parking area to the front entrance of the Inn Additionally, approved lighting may remain on to adequately illuminate the carriage house entrances Attachments: Apphcataon Form/Letters from the Applicant/12/26/02 Zoning Use Permit/Lighting Plan/Light Fixture Cut R1W RIW RI9W T1+ TIN r1N rry rx� r7N R lV RIW RI Vicinity Map 0 Scale in Feet 49 n.. rang us mad uarrW eu npmfua d bit r�rW - .ares W ar.ym d<a Wm Nei b used Pmab wuy WaMr9mrC&, b• ra0e'roYb orM �raea Basco WwWwW1Wray Br�ld u Mew en Psyd a1a bad ...4.11 NV n W m � rmr MurV� bmyA lm, s way brrn 2034 FROM RIVERTOWN INN BED AND BREAKFAST TO HERITAGE PRESERVATION COMMITTEE Julie and Jeff Anderson EDWARD C HAWKSFORD Designer RE REVIEW OF CONDITION 16 OF SPECIAL USE APPROVAL OF REVISED LIGHTING PLAN FOR RIVERTOWN INN APPROVAL OF THE PAINT COLORS FOR THE CARRIAGE HOUSE DATE Apnl 23, 2004 1 Condition 16 of Rivertown Inn's Special Use Permit Please refer to the attached memo directed to the Stillwater Planning Commission dated April 23, 2004 for an explanation of our request to alter this condition to read as follows All external fighting will be maintained at the lowest possible wattage feasible to allow guests safe access from the parking area, sidewalk to the front entrance of the Inn Additionally, approved fighting may remain on to adequately light parking area, walkway and carriage house entrance 2 Revised Lighting Plan We are asking the HPC to approve our revised lighting plan, attached hereto Please refer to the attached memo directed to the Stillwater Planning Commission, dated Apnl 23, 2004, which outlines the reasons for this request 3 Carnage House Paint Color We are requesting approval for the paint colors on the carnage house After considering the massing of the carnage house we are suggesting a more traditional 19th century theme for this building We would like to change the exterior appearance by amending the colors to suit the paint guidelines of urban architects of the 19' century We are requesting permission to paint the body of the building classic burgundy (current accent trim color of the Rivertown Inn) Paint the trim antique white Window sashes and eave moldings black forest green Accents to be sage green and Anjou pear to highlight Victorian details The paint scheme will reinforce the fact that this served as a utility building in the 19th century and is in keeping with the spent of the restoration of the property We have also given the adjacent neighbor (referred to in Apnl 23 document to Planning Commission) the opportunity to select their preference of color for the west facing wall to maintain the aesthetics of their garden, if they would prefer Additional updates to the project The sidewalk and landscaping project is to begin on or about May 1 The previously approved HPC plan calls for the replacement of all existing sidewalks In addition, we are removing the existing patio area on the south side of the carnage house to increase the green space and allow for planting additional trees to increase buffenng between the Inn and adjacent residences Previously approved signage will be installed about June 1 to allow us to permanently remove the old sign which has served as a temporary solution The roof of the carnage house, which is in dire need of replacement, should begin as soon as all necessary arrangements can be made to accomplish the task Painting continues, and the new Agatha Chnstie Suite is scheduled to open in late May, despite many delays FROM RIVERTOWN INN BED AND BREAKFAST TO CITY OF STILLWATER PLANNING COMMISSION Julie and Jeff Anderson EDWARD C HAWKSFORD Designer RE CONDITION 16 OF SPECIAL USE PERMIT for RIVERTOWN INN REVISED LIGHTING PLAN FOR RIVERTOWN INN DATE Apnl 23, 2004 Condition 16 of the Rivertown Inn Special Use Permit currently states as follows All external lighting must be maintained at the lowest wattage feasible and be extinguished at 9pm The two lights on the front porch of the B &B, as well as the light at the front steps to the B & B may remain on Due to a neighbor complaint, as well as our concern for the safety our guests, we are proposing a revised lighting plan, in addition to a modification of the above Condition 16 of our Special Use Permit Rivertown Inn previously presented the Planning Commission with a lighting plan It was approved as presented Our lighting is due to be installed in May, 2004 Since the approval of the onginal plan the City has received numerous complaints from the aforementioned neighbor about the number of existing lights, the location of those fights, the length of time the lights are left on, and the intensity of the lights In an effort to accommodate this neighbor, we are proposing an alternative lighting plan The new plan eliminates three tall Victorian -style post lamps in favor of a down -light low -voltage system consisting of eight small lights, which will exclusively light the paved sidewalk from the parking area to the front entrance of the Inn Plantings around this low -voltage system will partially obscure it A photocopy of the lights is attached, as well as a copy of the proposed plan This approach to lighting the sidewalk is much less intrusive than the post lights may have been Additionally, the previous plan featured two lights on the grapery structure (The grapery is a structure between the parking area and the inn) As this has been another source of concern for our neighbor, we have reduced the number of lights on this structure to one This light is concealed within the ceiling of the structure New to this plan, but entirely out of view from the neighbor, are four pathway lights for the handicapped -accessible room m the carriage house These are on a motion -detector sensor City of Stillwater Planning Commission April 23, 2004 Page 2 REGARDING CONDITION 16 OF THE SPECIAL USE PERMIT We feel that it is unsafe and unreasonable, if not a violation of law, to extinguish path lighting, carnage house access and parking area lighting by 9pm, when we know that guests frequently are using all of these areas for access If it is not a violation of law, it is extremely negligent, and if the city were to not allow lighting in areas of access, we would expect indemnification from them As responsible business owners we must provide a properly lit access for our guests from their car to the front entrance of the mn, at all times of the day or night Guests of our inn typically arrive mid -afternoon, and come and go downtown to shop or have dinner Dnving into a dark parking area and walking a dark or poorly illuminated winding sidewalk approximately 80 feet long upon their return is clearly unsafe Our insurance Garner requires all walkways at the inn be "adequately illuminated " In close proximity to the sidewalk, immediately inside the grapery, is a large fountain It is currently illuminated with the lowest available bulb This low light on this structure provides light around the entrance to the sidewalk, and is incorporated into our lighting plan as a safety light, eliminating the need for a low voltage light in that space If we do not light the fountain, another light will be needed m its place The light on the east side of the carnage house is out of view of our neighbor This light illuminates this entrance for our guests to the two guest rooms inside, as well as the residence of our innkeeper, Lisa Lothson, who resides on the first floor of the carnage house This single light provides adequate exterior lighting for the parking area, our innkeeper, and our guests In conclusion, Rivertown Inn respectfully requests the approval of the attached revised lighting plan which we believe gives genuine compromise on this issue Out of consideration and respect for our neighbors, as well as the safety of our guests, we believe it is the best solution Additionally we request the wording of condition 16 to read as follows All external lighting will be maintained at the lowest wattage feasible to allow guests safe access from the parking area to the front entrance of the Inn Additionally, approved lighting may remain on to adequately illuminate the carriage house entrances Thank you Julie and Jeff Anderson CITY OF STILLWATER Certificate of Compliance X Special Use Permit Planned Unit Development Case No SUP/04-02 Permit Fee $500 Date Fee Paid 12/26/04 ZONING USE PERMIT Rezoning Sign Variance Conditional Use Amended Grading Other Applicant Jeff and Julie Anderson Project Address 306 West Olive Street City/State/Zip Code Stillwater MN 55082 Property Description 28-030-20-42-0131 Zone District RB-Two Family Residential District Permitted Use A modification to a bed and breakfast special use permit for the relocation of two guest rooms from the main house to the carriage house and for special events Conditions of Approval 1 A maximum of two special events (defined as business meetings, bus tours, bridal and wedding showers, anniversaries, weddings and wedding receptions, and church functions) allowed per calendar month 2 All special event visitors shall park on site or on the Bed and Breakfast side of the street boarding the property and not impact local streets 3 Limit of groups 38 people, 18 guests staying and Bed and Breakfast and 18 others maximum 4 Food must be prepared in a Washington County Health Department approved kitchen 5 All special events shall be over by 9 00 pm 6 No open bar on premises for special events Champagne or wine is allowed on a two- person/one bottle limit 7 All special events shall be held indoors 8 This permit shall be reviewed upon complaint 9 The manager or owners of the property shall live on site and be on site during all special events 10 This use is not transferable to a new owner 11 Impervious surface shall not exceed 40 percent (40(3/0) 12 The applicants are permitted to move 2 guest rooms from the main house to the carriage house, as set forth in the plans submitted In addition, any venting for carriage house will be on the cast side of the carriage house or on the east face of the roof of the carriage house and directed away from the property to the west 13 The venting for the water heater in the main house will be removed from its current location This vanance is granted pursuant to the zo.img ordinance and is not a substitute for a building permit A building permit is issued by the city building official after approval of the plans and payment of the building permit fee and state surcharge This variance will be null and void if the project that is permitted by this variance is not completed within two years from the date the permit is granted and relocated so that it vents on the north side of the office in the main house and into the parking lot This is to be done within sixty days of the City Council granting the permit which is February 17, 2004 14 The applicants are permitted two (2) special events per calendar month All events shall be for no more than 18 guests and 18 other attendees All special events are to be over by 9 00 pm 15 The applicants must provide a quarterly summary of the events held at the B & B within 15 days of the end of each calendar quarter for review by the Community Development Director Those reports must include the dates and times of the events, the number of attendees, a description of the events and a summary of each complaint registered by any neighbor during each report period 16 All external lighting must be maintained at the lowest wattage feasible and extinguished at 9 00 p m The two (2) lights on the front porch of the B & B, as well as the lamppost light at the front stops to the B & B, may remain on We accept the conditions of this permit We understand that any changes from these plans must be resubmitted for approval alm-p.------ Owner or Representative ? lI (o -r Date Community Development Director 2-72 3 /U y Date This vanance is granted pursuant to the zoning ordinance and is not a substitute for a building permit A building permit is issued by the city building official after approval of the plans and payment of the building permit fee and state surcharge This vanance will be null and void if the project 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IP-1 1 11-I r1-1 rrrf I i _I 13ustng i 1 t 4r )^ l r 1 S r l 1 1 ,1 r (r r to ,h- r1 -I 3- ) 1( t Ytrtng P / II II 11 L.UI L1Ntt 1 2M/020 3M7020 _11 .^ II 1 I (I I 1 1 1 �, G.7 fit ltlr i )using n / In t I I n h 1 upt 11 r II ({ II I, II Ir t S 1 t cl � Ytring f i it I I l i l 1I r 1 (1 I I tit I{ r 1. t JL (,11L Lt tr 1 11 1 t r ll t 11 f rIu^rFf d x4 ye,4t $ s.-I1ti u CM7O1 O / 3, CM7O2O rN.rascrrz45 t x ® - fCA91'S r / HERITAGE PRESERVATION COMMISSION APPLICATION DESIGN REVIEW FORM CASE NO DR/04-18a Hentage Preservation Date May 3, 2004 Project Location 1431 Stillwater Blvd Comprehensive Plan Distract Business Park Commercial Zoning Dustnct BP-C Applicant's Name Jeff Melstrom Type of Application Design Review Project Description Design review of exterior signage Discussion The applicant is requesting design review and approval of a 18" by 12' channel lit letters on a raceway track The lettering will be blue trimmed with white The size of the sign is within the required square footage permitted by the sign ordinance Recommendation Approval as conditioned Conditions of Approval 1 All revisions to the approved plan shall be reviewed and approved by the Heritage Preservation Commission 2 No additional signage Findings The proposal meets the intent of the West Business Park Design Guidelines Attachments• Application Form/Elevation Photo Case No .1164. - 1E Date Filed 1-•23 -o4 Receipt No • 1r2,s i 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 Photos, sketches and a letter of intent is required All supporting material (i e photos, sketches, etc ) submitted with application becomes the property of the City of Stillwater Fourteen (14) copies of all supporting materials is required All following information is required PROPERTY IDENTIFICATION Address of Project / i/3/ sr/ liwet ret Pfrel Assessor's Parcel No Zoning District Description of Project in detail "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, to be true and correct I further certify I will comply with the permit if it is granted and used" If representative is not property owner, then property owner's signature is required G a ✓o/ Y7' J e-F-Ff7ef s rrors Property Owner / t, - 5T t r'1o./74,e me ri r Representative Mailing Address ?a / x e r1 jA. a VP 5 Mailing Address '-C aP ,,' o i i ✓ c. sr -- City State Zip Goren d,t-i/ e y, Mil 5-511/1 City State Zip S 7-, it w wrC Telephone No 763 4 0-3 — 765'9 Telephone No X s-` 7sg - 9 & I P 755 — 9 z Io H \mcnamara\sheiia\2002\design review permit wpd April 12, 2002 18in 12 ft ur_i M i_.s __ ire _ �► i HERITAGE PRESERVATION COMMISSION APPLICATION DESIGN REVIEW FORM CASE NO DR/04-25 Heritage Preservation Date May 3, 2004 Project Location 225 North Main Street Comprehensive Plan District Central Business District Zoning Distnct CBD Applicant's Name Vern Stefan Type of Applicat.on Design Review Project Description Design review of exterior signage Discussion The applicant is requesting design review and approval of an extenor projecting sign for the Wrap n Ship store The store has been relocated to the front area of the Maple Island Hardware building It will be 1'3" wide by 3'9" long The color of the lettering will be black on a tan background with red and black trim around the edge The sign will hang from a black wrought iron antique street lamp bracket, it will not be lit Location of the sign will be above the entrance of the shop Recommendation Approval as conditioned Conditions of Approval 1 The total area of the projecting sign may not exceed six square feet 2 The projecting sign shall be at least eight feet above the sidewalk and not be a hazard to pedestrians 3 If lit, it must be lit extemally Light source must not be a safety issue for pedestrians and auto traffic 4 No additional signage 5 All exterior modifications to approved sign shall be reviewed and approved by HPC Findings The proposal meets the intent of the Downtown Design Guidelines Attachments: Application Form/Elevation Drawing f Case No b4--ZS Date Filed 3/ 0.t; ) o ± Receipt No 1099 g 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 Photos, sketches and a letter of intent is required All supporting material (i e photos, sketches, etc) submitted with application becomes the property of the City of Stillwater Fourteen (14) copies of all supporting materials is required All following information is required PROPERTY IDENTIFICATION Address of Project 2 7 AMA I N S'T . N . Assessor's Parcel No Zoning District nT Description of Project in detail Sign placement on the west side of 225 Main St N Wrap-n-Ship's new location "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, to be true and correct I further certify I will comply with the permit if it is granted and used" If representative is not property owner, then property owner's signature is required Property Owner Representative VP r n Stefan Mailing Address �: � Mailing Address P o BOX 610 City State Zip City State Zip st, 1 1 water MN 55082 Telephone No L" elephone No 6 51—LL 3 9 -7 1 1 1 H \mcnamara\sheda\2002\design review permit wpd Apnl 12 2002 Z/z ,Z/O,-,F 3I6NAE E , WR/JP 'r\ SHIP NEW LOcPT1O1`1 . 2 DS N. MAIN ST PLA\GEMENT N W CORNER OF bU(LI NkC7 A13UVE_ HT OF AWNING REMo v I \ DLACK LETTaR. APPL,IGA- 1- VERI`1 ST-FAS.j CALE' 1" = 1' BRACKET ANTIQUt= STREET Ll�MP 6 T t L t_ w Al- E. IZ , t-41 ri e- IKEVEIZSE MOuNTV-O $LAuk_ W RDUL, H T L 2O'ty 51t;>4 Sria3', 1/45-'x30'- 8,25 54 Fr 3',3" x t' 5" = `}- G9 So PT 1 3' q 1' 113" HERITAGE PRESERVATION COMMISSION APPLICATION DESIGN REVIEW FORM CASE NO DR/04-26 Heritage Preservation Date May 3, 2004 Project Location 106 South Main Street Comprehensive Plan District Central Business District Zoning Distnct CBD Applicant's Name Craig Tupy, representing applicant Type of Application Design Review Project Descnption Design review of exterior signage for the Stillwater Mills on Main Sales Center and for HomeStar USA Real Estate Services Discussion The applicant is requesting design review for two wall mounted signs, a 2 foot by 4 foot Stillwater Mills on Main Sales Center The lettering would be black on a gold background The other sign would be a 2 foot by 4 foot HomStar USA Real Estate & Mortgage Services This sign would have gold lettenng on a black background Neither sign would be lit Recommendation Approval as conditioned Conditions of Approval 1 All revisions to the approved plan shall be reviewed and approved by the Heritage Preservation Commission 2 No additional signage Findings The proposal meets the intent of the Downtown Design Guidelines Attachments. Application Form/Letter/Elevation Photos /23/2004 10 45 6v51llliH4394035 GSCC PAGE 02 No c360 P Case No' 437-1 Date Flled;.4_'. Receipt No Fee, $25 00 DESIGN REVIEW APPLICATION FORM COMM NITY DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT CITY O STILLWATER 216 NO TH FOURTH STREET STILLWATER, MN 55082 The appll,:ant Is reeponeible for the completeness and accuracy of all forms and support) material submitted in connection with any application Photos, sketches nd a lettar of Intent la required. All supporting material (I a photos, sketches etc,) submitted with application becomes the property of the City of 8tlllwats Fourteen (14) copies of all supporting materials is required All follows 6 Information is required, PROPERTY IDENTIFICATION , Address o ProJe&L190 S Main Street. Assessor's Parcel No Zoning DI riot CBD Description of Project in detail SEE ATThCJ-JED _ "I hereby ; tate the foregoing statements and ell date, Information and evidence submitted herewith In all respects, to the best of my knowledge and belief, to be true and dorreot 1 further certify I will comply with the permit If it /a granted end used If representative Is not property owner, then property owner's signature Is required Property Owner A- 11 it I./\ Mailing Adpressre 1-51:l2 ^ City state Zip S- ) cp 'z. Telephone No e 2 : ,3 d <j 4 5rn it Representet,vs�� '�- Melling Address 2119 CL,.rr= ( 2l J City State , kit 10 L515 1 zZ Telephone No 651 -209 12_0D rob., IItimStar USA Mortgage • Real Estate • Title Services April 23, 2004 Community Development Department City of Stillwater 216 North Fourth Street Stillwater, MN 55082 Re 106 S Main Street Design Review Application To Whom It May Concern Attached please find our Design Review Application Form along with supporting documentation The suite at 106 S Main Street is going to be operated by two companies HomStar USA and the Stillwater Mills on Main Sales Center Ideally, we would like to have a sign for both HomStar and Stillwater Mills located near the entrance to the suite on Main Street I have enclosed a photo of the building and have noted where we would like the signs to be located The signs will be 3'x2' projecting signs and will be erected in an area that is easily visible from the sidewalk and will not be a hazard to pedestrians Designs for the signs have also been included with this application The signs were designed by and will be built and erected by Rick at Trick Signs in Hudson, WI He has designed and installed several signs which are currently being displayed in Downtown Stillwater He has offered to answer any questions that you may have He can be reached at 715-381-6800 Thank you for your time and considerations, we are excited to be a part of Downtown Stillwater Sincerely, Craig Tupy Office (651) 209-1200 • Fax (651) 209-1282 2119 Cliff Drive • Eagan, Minnesota 55122 www homstarusa com s m •. 4' x 2' Wall Mounted Sign i HERITAGE PRESERVATION COMMISSION APPLICATION DESIGN REVIEW FORM CASE NO DR/04-13a Heritage Preservation Date May 3, 2004 Project Location 630 North Main Street Comprehensive Plan District Central Business District Zoning Distnct CBD Applicant's Name Greg Kinney representing Building III — Terra Spnngs Type of Application Design Review Project Descnption Design review of Site Lighting Plan for Building III Discussion The applicant presented the Terra Springs, Building III plans at the April 8, 2004 meeting At that meeting, Mr Kinney said he would submit the lighting plan and a cut of the fixtures at the May 3`1 meeting Recommendation Approval as conditioned Conditions of Approval 1 All revisions to the approved plan shall be reviewed and approved by the Heritage Preservation Commission Findings The proposal meets the intent of the Downtown Design Guidelines Attachments Application Form/Site Plan/Fixture Cut Case No Pg/6 43 Date Filed. a/,7%1 Receipt No • /0y62v 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 Fourteen (14) copies of all supporting materials are required All following information is required PROPERTY IDENTIFICATION Address of Project 630 N Main Street Assessor's Parcel No 28-030-20-12-0109 Zoning District CBD Description of Project in detail 50 unit, 4-story condominium Central Business District with underground parking "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, to be true and correct I further certify I will comply with the permit if it is granted and used" If representative is not property owner, then property owner's signature is required --lie' A. Tie`e! I-� Pope Associates Inc Property Owner Donald B Kasbohm Representative Greg Kinney Mailing Address 5605 W St , Ste 202 Mailing Address 1255 Energy Park Dr ,49 City State Zip St I oui s Pk MN 55416 City State Zip Telepho Telephone No 952-653-2133 Signatur L()a-•-% cec. - 4-414 ,-) Signatur C \DOCUMENTS AND SETTINGS\DWARD\DESKTOP\DESIGN REVIEW PERMIT WPD Fe LIGHTING FIXTURE SCHEDULE LIR TYPE FIX1D E TYPE VOLT MOWING LAMPS LBW DIFFUSER &FOR MIS OR EQUAL REMARKS 4A SOAR/ WAD LANTERN UAeAIRE uo 20' POLE N r911 PETAL NAME TD#87137 RAW 59 SINGLE MAD LANTERN LMINAIRE 120 17 POLE N ram METAL NAL= TEMPERED 61/55 SG D018.E HEAD BCE COMM • IOC 120 25 FCLE N 4004 EA. PETAL HALIDE TEMPERED, CA56 9D BOLAf 2 LJ9NT 120 5141PALE (1)10.1 WM. HALIDE RitTNEPWNE 5E STAR L19HT 120 9IPPAGE N 101 T10 TOWERED ELASO Y AR OFF PILL LENT IX, MILL 5) 10.4 PETAL HALIDE Rl/GV871AM 5O BROAD HOOD L19HI' 120 BROAD 5.125014 PETAL NAME T1345(F032 ALA55 501 t/N BROAD ROOD LEFT 120 BROAD N 100M METAL HAL10E TOPER® &A55 511 U1OBIMATER FLOOD LENT 120 SLIPPAGE N 504 IRE TE PEREP BIASS MITE IBi01E TRNEFoll3FR MS /V030R USER 12 LIBNO 12D 6UPAGE I2) 481 PAR M WA 5K5 ARBOR MONT N IENT) 120 PAPAW W 5014 PAR 55 WA 5L APT OFF MALL LJ6NT 00 MILL N 11514 PETAL PMLDE RLTUPBTNIE FL) GOT GSV NAIL LIRR 120 MALL N rE11 METAL HALVE F0.1TNad2RE 5M T010 FL0O7 LE W 120 su PAGE N 10014 PETAL HALVE T@PHED CLAW 6N MIN BROAD FLOOD LENT tl0 9R090 N 58F1 PAR 20 TBfEiED CLAMS PITH 120 VOLT OR RECEPTACLE AL m 5F E 6 VJ x 11 cur *CET PFORMAT101 ELECTRICAL ENTE PLAN FICPUb POPE ASSOCIATE' ARCHITECT INTERIOR DESIGNER. 1255 ENEMY PAX DRY ST NIL MNsswa-sn AI WS116&2920 FAX 0511607 110 TERRA WRINGS BULDI101 STLLWATER OTA GTPHART EL_ECTF2IC 3550 LeSore Road SLPeut, MN 55110 Suite 11 (651) 484-4900 Felc(651)4842248 www.geplleReledrlamn ELECTRICAL SITE PLAN 6elq 6m et midac ON q BC WOW 00 Od1 04/22/04 ES1.O POPE ASSOCIATES AIIIN I_IIrrlhiIIII hd111MililIIIIIIIiII_IilUi .....��....■.I.........�.�0=.��Z■.���.. ■..■■■■EM.. .■■■� ■■■=■., mew '\■ 2�irlUNI \■■1 111\sma MN inn1 '%■/il'\111•i1111111ism EL=rir■■I' • aai LLIAMNATION SITE PLAN SCALD T • 11-11 low U�� ■.�I I...c ■PI/R71■■■, -1A. ARCHITECTS INTERIOR DESIGNERS 1255 BERRY PARK URM SY 911R MNss19&51+e PH (551) 642 9200 FAK/651)642 1101 1ERRA SPRINGS BULDINGI IAMBEIOTA 6TPHART ELECTRIC 3550 LaBae Road SLPeuI MN 55110 Suite 11 (651) 484-4900 Fax/651) 484-2248 vans gaphadatedrle.corn co U ILLUMINATION SITE PLAN Make Ire ei 61Rc tram M tamy BC Odd* 41C MU 04/22/04 ES2.O _i A n 4 7.717 Ordering Guide (Check appropriate selections) Lens Options ❑ (AC) Acrylic Clear ❑ (AF) Acryhc Frosted ❑ (AW) AcryhcWh ite* ❑ (PC) Polycarbonate Clear ❑ (PF) Polycarbonate Frosted ❑ Other * Recommended with fluorescent lamps Light Source Options ❑AL05719 0AL05728 0AL05744 ❑ 50MH N/A D D ❑ 70MH N/A D D ❑ 100MH N/A D D ❑ 150MH N/A D D 175MH N/A N/A D ❑ 250MH N/A N/A G ❑ 100HPS N/A D D ❑ 150HPS N/A D D ❑ 250HPS N/A N/A G ❑ 32W/CFH GX24q-3 GX24q-3 ❑ 42W/CFH GX24q-4 GX24q-4 ❑ INC D D D ❑ Other G=Mogul base lamp D Median base lamp N/A = Not Available Voltage Options ❑ 120 ❑ 208 ❑ 240 ❑ 277 ❑ *480 ' *QUAD ❑ 120/277 ❑ Other *Some wattage / voltage combinations may not be available please consult factory Optical Options ❑ (RF5) Type V Borosilicate Glass Refractor CJ ❑ (RF3) Type DI Borosilicate Glass Refractor U ❑ (HSS) Houseside Shield 0 90 ❑ 180 1 ❑ (LVR2) Type V Optilouver Reflector ❑ (SR3) Segmented Reflector Type DI* ❑ (SR5) Segmented Reflector Type V * ❑ (FGC) Frosted Glass Chumney / Brass Holder ❑ Other *AL05744 only no optical options forAL05719 Electncal Options 0 (FS 1) Fused (Single in pole .120 or 277 voltage) ❑ (FS2) Fused (Double in pole all other voltage) ❑ (QD) Quick Disconnect ❑ (PEC) Photoelectric Control (Specify voltage) Finish Options Standard selections are lightly textured satin finishes See data section for fmshmg specOcations 0 (WHT) White ❑ (BKT) Black Textured ❑ (BRZ) Bronze ❑ (VER) Verona ❑ (GRE) Green ❑ (GRA) Gray ❑ Other Premium ❑ Custom Color (Color chip required) Notes Example AL05744 / AAC / 100MH120-0 / HSS90 / FS1 / BKT / a hcab�le Luml raur�LensJ Souice7Vol� Csocket� dcaTElectri —Funsh \-Style Part No / Specifier Name (Please Pnnq Specifier Signature Date Waterford Lantern Downtown Collection • L_.L L'_L '_I L L I , I J_IJJ_L LL Iy t, LI_ _t L Part Number —AL05719 ;;;AL05728 11AL05744 A B 10" 19" 17" 28" 21" 44" LL all Mount Column Mount Uff with AW 621) 1Stlrilf*-61 0003) .J L J J l_ L L __J 1 1 J J__LJ _L - L 1 _I 1 1 J 1 1 Pendant 1Vlount, pfeasse speck pendant length - ❑ CHAIN - STEM ".._, 11_ IJ _ JJ_ ,J - w Twin Post Mount 1 i , i ii (Shown with AA-522) - PRO a CTS tCententnal B1 Catalog, No AP2125 A01 Height (Stud.) 12 14 16 18 Shaft Style 5 FL Tenon Dia 3 or 4 Base Dia 1T' BasP Height 19 3/4 Bolt Circle 1212" OnfenngExanrple Centennial B AP2102 10 12 TP FL 3 IT 19 3/4" r C ^N _ ZC� s z5ii = i 2-' t_vr f lityinial BK AP2614 12 14 4" SM 3" 1T 42 1/4 1212 1212 AP2125 - 12 (12 rnd:cotes pass height) Centennial BK AP2624 12 ,14 4 FL 3 1T 42 1/4 12 12" Centennial C AP2460 12 35'* TP FL 3 or 4" 22" 25 3/4" 16" Centennial Series Posts / Shafts /:Bases ., Centesimal C AP2426 12'-35 * 6'FL 3" or 4 22 25 3/4 16' Centennial C AP2416 12 -35 * 6 SM 3" or 4 22 25 3/4" 16 *Consult factory for options All posts available in direct bunal (DBE) Asir Lighting Systems"' 4'5c, CITATION DIMENSIONS Bracket - 2 bolt Pattern A BCD Sag Lens E CT2V (Small) 20-1/8 8 14 5/8 6 11 1/4 CT2H (Small) 20-1/8 8 14 5/8 6 - CTM (Medium) 25 8 18-3/8 8 - CTL (Large) 29° 10 21 12 - Rota: A suanch bolt -on bradret s shipped standard with a small t0tatian An eIghd-hide boa -on bracket Is shipped standard wdh a medium Citation A twelve -Inch boll -on bracket Is sipped standard with a large Citation. unless oarenvise specified LUMINAIRE EPA CHART tl>t� late Includes bracket Parallel Single 090 0180 T90 TH120 090 (uses no arms) Small Crtadon (CT2V) 6- Bracket 1.5 2.4 3 0 3 9 3 9 4 7 2.4 Small Citation (CT2H) 6' Bracket 14 2.2 2 8 3 6 3 6 4 4 2.2 Medium Citation (CTM) 8 Bracket 22 3 9 4 0 61 62 7 8 3 9 Large Citation II (CTL) 17 Bracket 32 51 6 4 8 3 8.5 102 51 LUMINAIRE ORDERING INFORMATION Select appropnate choice from each column to formulate order code Refer to example below Luminaire Prefix Distribution Lamp WattageVoltage` Light Source �� Line Luminaire Finish Options Vertical Bum u CT2V - Small FP -Forward Perimeter 5 - Type V 150 175 250 320 400 PSMV - Pulse -Start Metal Halide 175 250 320 Watt SMVR - Super Metal Halide Reduced Envelope 400 Watt MH - Metal Halide 175 250 Watt MHR - Metal Halide Reduced Envelope 400 Watt HPS - High Pressure Sodium 150 Watt CT - Contoured � Clear Tempered Glass BRZ Bronze _ � -BUCK Plus BUF - Buff WHT - White GRN - Green 6BK - 6' Bracket CTL and CTM)s Photoelectric PCR - e°�c Control p� LL - Less Lamp TE/GR - Tool -less Entry Ground Relamp7 1 MT - Multi Tap,PLP Ti Tn-Tap Horizontal Bum • - ,...• ncal r3 -Trype ID 100 150 175 400 SMH - Super Metal Halide 175 250 Watt SMHR - Super Metal Halide Reduced Envelope 400 Watt a 175 9sn Watt HR - Metal Halide Reduced Envelope j F- Flat gear Tempered Glass CT2H -Small , PT - w .1 i Throw - 5 Type V 400 WaU1 rips -wit re Sodium 100 150 250 400 Watt Horizontal Burn CTM - Medium A - Asymmetrical 3 - Type III FT - Forward Throw 5 - Type V 250 400 SMH - Super Metal Halide 250 400 Watt MH - Metal Halide 250 400 Watt HPS - High Pressure Sodium 250 400 Watt Horizontal Bum cm- large A - Asymmetrical 3 - Type III t FT - Forward Throw 1000 MH - Metal Halide 1000 Watt HPS - High Pressure Sodium 1000 Watt I I I EXAMPLE OF A TYPICAL ORDER 1 CT2H - 3 - 400 -SMHR -F - MT - BRZ - PCR 2 For international voltages, consult factory 3- MT- Multi Tap Is shipped standard unless otherwise specified Multi Tap consists of 120V 208V 240V and 277V Multi Tap is pre -wired for highest voltage Alternate voltages will require field re -wiring 4 Tn-Tap is shipped standard for C-UL applications Tri Tap consists of 120V 277V and 347V TrI-Tap Is pre -wired for highest voltage Alternate voltages will require field re -wiring 5 A 6' bracket can only be ordered with single and D180' configurations CTL and CTM 6- PCR factory Installed and probed for bights! voltage Alternate voltages will require field rewinng 7 Ground relamp available on CT2V Series only ACCESSORY ORDERING INFORMATION (Accessories are field installed) Description Order Number Description PC120V - Photocell 122514 Order Number CT2V HSS - House Side Shield 1225198LK' PC208V - Photocell 122515 CT2H HSS - House Side Shield 122519BLK+ PC240V - Photocell 122516 CTM HSS - House Side Shield 122520BLK+ PC277V - Photocell 122517 CTL HSS - House Side Shield 122521 BLK+ PC480V - Photocell 122518 CT2H PLS - Polycarbonate Shield 168702 FK120V Single Fusing FK120V CTM PLS - Polycarbonate Shield 122523 FK277V Single Fusing FK277V CTL PLS - Polycarbonate Shield 122524 DFK208 240V Double Fusing DFK2O8 240V RPP2-Round Pole Plate 162914BLK+ DFK480V Double Fusing OFK480V BKS-BO-WM -CLR Wall Mount Plate 123111CLR FK347V Single Fusing FK347V Ground Lamp Changer++ 132678A +Black only ++For use with 250 320 400 Watt Reduced Envelope STEEL SQUARE POLES SON - 2-3/8' 0 D x 4-3/4" Tenon saeo- Belt-On Mount 2-Balt Patten SOP - r Pole STEEL SQUARE POLES 5 C.: Steel Square Poles from LSI Lighting Systems offer durable aesthetics to enhance your specified lighting design For a look that lasts, specify LSI poles SPECIFICATIONS POLE SHAFT Pole shaft is electro-welded ASTM-A500 Grade C steel tubing with a minimum yield strength of 50 000 psi On Tenon Mount steel poles tenon is 2-3/8 0 D high -strength pipe Tenon is 4 3/4 in length. Straight poles are 4 5 and 6' square HAND -HOLE Standard hand -hole location is 12' above pole base Hand -hole sae is 2' x 4 Poles 22 and above have a 3' x 6' reinforced hand -hole STEEL SQUARE POLES BASE Pole base is ASTM-A36 hot -rolled steel plate with a minimum yield strength of 36 000 psi Two-piece square base cover is optional ANCHOR BOLTS Poles are furnished with anchor bolts featuring zinc -plated double nuts and washers Gahranized anchor bolts are optional Anchor bolts conform to ASTM-A36 with a minimum yield strength of 36 000 psi POLE SELECTION CHART (4°, 5° and 6° steel square poles) Height EPA r 70 MPH 80 MPH 90 MPH 100 MPH Outside Dimensions Material Boll Circle 14 23.3 16 7 122 9A 4 S116 B 16 18.6 131 9.3 6.5 4 6116 B 16' 34.6 25 0 18.5 13.8 5' S116 C 18 144 9.7 6.5 42 4' S116 8 18' 27.9 19.7 141 10.1 5' S116 C 20 11A 70 42 22 4' 5116 8 20' 18.7 12.8 8.8 5.9 4' S076 8 20' 225 15 4 10.5 7 0 5' S116 C 20 35.5 25 4 18.4 13.4 5' S076 D 22 104 63 34 14 4 5116 B 22 18.7 12.6 8.4 5.4 4 5076 B 22 20.8 13.8 89 5.5 5' S116 C 22 34 0 23.9 17 0 120 5' 5076 D * 24 77 40 1.5 - 4 S11G 8 1k 24 151 9 7 6 0 33 4 5076 6 24 16.7 10.5 62 3.1 5' S116 C 24 225 14.9 9.7 5.9 5' S11H D 24 28.6 19.6 13.4 8.9 5' 5076 D 24 462 326 232 16.6 6' 5076 J 26 5.3 2.1 - - 4' S116 B 26 120 72 39 1.5 4' 5076 B 26 132 7.6 3.8 1.0 5' S116 C 26 24 0 15.8 10.3 63 5' 5076 D 26 39 6 273 18.9 12.9 6' 5076 J 30 16.3 9.6 5 0 17 5' 8076 D 30 28.8 18.6 116 6.6 6' 5076 J 35 18.3 10.0 4.3 - 6' 5076 J 39 11.5 43 - - 6' 5076 J Refer to EPA data onnext page for complete EPA hdorm th= "tPdenotes tu hYhddsfel(70000psi) GROUND LUG Ground lug is standard DUPLEX RECEPTACLE Weatherproof duplex receptacle is optional GROUND FAULT CIRCUIT INTERRUPTER Ground fault circuit interrupter is optional FINISHES Each pole is finished with LSI s DuraGnp° baked -on polyester powder finishing process to give the pole an exceptionally attractive appearance The process electrostatically applies and thermally fuses a polyester powder to the pole This unique protection process provides an extremely smooth and uniform finish which withstands extreme weather changes without cracldng or peeling DuraGnp finish features a two-year limited warranty Standard finish colors available for poles are bronze black, platinum plus, buff white and green Optional DuraGnp° Plus features added protection with a 3 0 to 5 0 and thickness of polyester -powder finish plus an inner coating This specially developed inner coating is a thermal plastic hydrocarbon resin applied to the inside of the pole to seal and protect against atmosphenc and corrosive matter DuraGnp Plus finish features a five-year hmrted warranty Follow these steps to determine the luminaire/pole combinahon for your application • Select luminaire from Luminaire • Refer to Luminaire EPA Chart • Select MPH to match the wind speed in Ordenng Information to determine EPA value the application area. • Select bracket configuration • Select Height of pole • Confirm the pole EPA that is equal to or exceeds the luminaire/bracket EPA as was previously determined S✓ lighting System.' D DIMENSIONS ROUND f `i 4r External Flo Ter ARCHITECTURAL BOLLARD aa/4.1 f� fl f l 1TI 42r IM\ 4111k laTernal Looser Wag hulked Glass Hlo-Top yr th WasHas i Dome -Top Refractor SQUARE rain ri e urre-Vri (e url re-1irl MEM f 1 0 MOM External Lauver Rai -Top 1 hdetoal Louver Wall ladlrad Giros yiramW Top GWasb Pyramid Tap id Top BASE DETAIL Bahr Base plate dimensions may change without notion Do not use for sattmg anchor tads Consult factory for base phle temphtets ORDERING INFORMATION Select appropnate choice from each column to formulate order code Refer to example below L°Preflxre Distribution Wattage Light Somee2 Leas Lime Voltages Lmriaaire Rabb Options Jtomd EL - External Lower 70 MH -Metal Ha1Me S0° 70 100 Watt HPS -FDgh Pressure Sodium 50 70 100 Watt - CP -pear Potywrbor ate MT - ' uld T / • r ri H Lamp (Specify Bette PC12DV Photocell PC208 240,277V Photocell PC347V Photocell ro GFR Ground Fault Receptacle CghuBlealet Mr Saab BBB Blue 45- Light OM 6B6-� 20-CharcoalMeta& 6BR-Red 55-eftdk GBY-Yellow 94-8lue Lieu 6BC-pear 59- Cork Gieao 51- Dark Red 21-Tomato Red 50-Whdo 700-lubcSher Idafel0c i B1VRF, - Flat Top IL - internal Louver wL-Walt Wash GR -Glass Refractor ID - Indirect' : ■ - :+ PLP-Piabnum Plus BUF- Buff Mr -White GRN - Green . tt'.'W-uuu -IV BVRG- 6lo-Tap 100 INC - Incandescent' Max 100 Watt 120V 26 32 42 CFL-CompactAuorescent 26 32, 42 Watt 120-277Va Square BVSF - Rat Top BVSD-Pyramid-Top BVSG - Pyramid Gto-Top ELS - External Louver ILS - Internal Louver WLS- Wall Wash ID - Indirect' GR - Glass Refractor EXAMPLE OF A TYPICAL ORDER 1 ID - Indirect distribution is available with BVRD BVRG BVSD AND BVSG only 2 Coated lamps are supplied as standard 3- 50W Metal Halide or HPS is not available in 480V 4 Incandescent lamps are not provided 5- For international voltages, consult factory 6- MT -Multi Tap Is shipped standard unless otherwise specified Multi Tap consists of 120V 208V 240V and 277V Multi Tap is pre -wired for highest voltage Alternate voltages will require field re -wiring l BVRF EL 70 MH CP MT WHT 20 7 Tri Tap Is shipped standard for C-UL applications Tn-Tap consists of 120V 277V and 347V Tn Tap Is pre -wired for highest voltage Alternate voltages will require field re -wiring 8 Compact Fluorescent ballast Is universal voltage 120-277 volt, 50/60 Hz. 9- Taller or shorter heights available in 6° increments Minimum height Is 24 Maximum height is 60 10- Consult factory for availability on round bollard ACCESSORY ORDERING INFORMATION (Accessones are field installed) Description Order Number Description HSS - House Side Shield - Round HSS - House Side Shield - Square ABKIT Anchor Bolt Kit (BVR/BVS) 3/8' x 10' -Galv FK120V Single Fusing 122510 131173 122513 FK120V Order Number FK277V Smgie Fusng FK277V DFK208 240V Double Fusing DFK208 240V DFK480V Double Fusing DFK480V FK347V Single Fusing FK347V 10, 1,1 RSC2AK5IE 3 1/2" (89mm) 9 (229mm) 1 Protection Box Dimensions 8 1/4" (210mm) Long 2 5✓8 (57mm) High -LThum t RSC2 A iviinra 12 Volt 120 Volt RSC2AK5IE Black RSC2BK5IE White RSC2HK5IE Bronze • 120 Volt • 40 watt maximum • T10 Lamp RSC2AK5F13E Black RSC2RK5si3Ejiite RSC211K5F13E Bronze • 120 Volt • 13 watt maximum • PLC13 Lamp RSCL2AK5812 Black RSCL2BK5812 White RSCL2HK5812 Bronze • 12 Volt • Two 18 watt maximum • Two 1141 Lamps (included) • Remote transformer required ✓ ,6154</ Housing- Back box, trim and face plate aluminum die casting containing less than 3% copper to prevent corrosion in concrete applications Fasteners- Captive black oxide stainless steel Gasket- Single -piece molded silicone Roush- Black white or bronze thermoset powder coat. Lens- Frosted tempered glass Socket- Incandescent medium base fluorescent, GX23-2 base Iow voltage single contact bayonet (S-8) Ballast- Fluorescent shall be Dore and coil NPF Class B Ballasts shall be factory wired and tested Ballasts rated for 0 C starting temperature Wiring Compartment- Internal winng compartment contains two (2) 1/2 N PS condul taps in the bottom and one (1) 1/2" N PS conduit tap in both sides Sockets pre wired with high temperature #18 wire Iow voltage models pre -wired with 6-ft cord and quick connector UL, cUL Listed Accessories- Mounting Kits Catalog No Application MAKM Masonry MAKNS New Stud Wall MAKES Existing Stud Wall Note All units supplied with mounting hardware for concrete pour installation If other mounting kits are required order accessory above Note Thermal protection Is required for interior or insulated walls for all BrickLytes with the exception of fluorescent Add suffix "P" to ordering number \t11 04/22/2004 14 21 FAX 651 484 2248 TYPE S i CATALOG 0 ii "MNtw iv CEPHART 1LECTRIC 006/011 LUMARK' DESCRIPTION The curvilinear forms with progressive tapered sides provide an enhancing dynamic look to balance today s progressive architecture The IMPACT Wedge cutoff wall luminaire make it an ideal complement to site design These luminaires are U L Listed and CSA Certified for wet location when mounted down and damp location up mounted APPLICATION The IMPACT's rugged die-cast construction full cutoff classified optics is perfect for light restricted zones surrounding schools office complexes apartrnents and recreational facilities providing facade and security lighting needs A B C SPECIFICATION FEATURES A Hovel ' a The housing S,attwo piece design of die-caht aluminum for precise cohtl)l of tolerances ah� peatabilny B Mounting y Gasketed and ztc plated rigid steel mounting aattttachment fits directly to 4 J Box or wall with "Hook N-Lockf'mechanism for quick installation Secured with two (2) captive corrosion resistant blacktoxide coated alien head se( screws concealed bilivacressibie from bottom I C Optical'Modules All optical lliiddyles utilizes high perfor ance 95% reflective si 9Q1, prong Type II optical module Is standard I, ?.E !,f D ( HOOK N LOCK MOUNTING (Mounting attachment Included Box not included) D Ballast HID luminaires supplied with high power factor ballast with Class H Insulation Minimum starting temperatures are 40°C (-40°F) for HPS and 30°C ( 20°F) for MH Compact Fluorescent luminaires feature program start, high efficient multi voltage 50/60Hz ballast with 18°C (0°F) minimum starting E Door Die-cast door mounted with 1/8 heat and impact -resistant deartempered glass lens with internal plated steel clips and sealed with EPDM gasketing Hinged door secured In place via two (2) captive fasteners F Finish Durable polyester powder coat finish Standard color is bronze Optional white, black and silver colors available Other finish colors available Consult your Cooper Lighting Representative concerning special color requirements E F IP IMPACT WEDGE 50 175W High Pr Sodium Metal Halide 2 B 15 2 W Compaot Fluorescent Nssi♦Aa! WALL MOUNTED LUMINAIRE %fJPACT L r! m II L ni i TECHNICAL DATA 25°C Maximum AmbfantTemperature External Supply Winne 90°C Minimum Down Mounted —Wet Landon Up Maantad—Damp Location 1E3 FILES Metal Halide 175W (MHL17) High Pressure Sodhaa 150W (HP1_15) Compact Ruaranent 26W IPUP26) 32W (PUP321 42W (PUP421 52W (PLIP521 ENERGY DMA Mon actanw Ballsetteput Watta SOW HPS HPF (66 Watts) 50W MH HPF (72 Wattei 70W HPS HPF 191 Watm) 70W MH HPF (90 Weltal 100W HPS HPF 1130 Watt)) 100W MH HPF (129 Watts) 150W HPS HPF (180 Watts) 150W MH HPF (195 Watts) CWA Basset Input Watts 175W MH HPF (2t0 Watts) EIactronlc Behest Input Watts 26W PL HPF (29 Waite) 32W PL HPF (36 Watts) 42W PL HPF (48 Watts) 52W PL HPF 155 Wansl 4014 COOPER LIGHTING ADH021643 TYPE SG DESCRIPTION CATALOG 0 SPECIFICATION FEATURES LUMARK' The Lumark Warrior offers a variety of Tamp and mounting options in high pressure sodium and metal halide and can be installed Tamped and serviced with the most basic tools U L listed and labeled for wet locations CSA certified APPLICATION The Warrior s versatility combines with its tough construction polyester powder coat finish and adjustable light cutoff to make it the ideal floodlight for many area outdoor lighting situations Including parking lots construction and storage sites rail yards Tight industrial locations marinas and service areas DIMENSIONS A Retaining Screws Corrosion resistant captive retaining screws B Housing Weather resistant die-cast aluminum housing with integral door hinges is finished in dark bronze polyester powder coat C Housing Door Watertight die-cast aluminum housing door is finished in dark bronze polyester powder coat. Cast ndge for water tight seal against gasketing D Reflector Specular aluminum reflector delivers sharp beam cutoff E Gasket Full circumference high temperature foam in place silicone gasketing seals out extemal contaminants 1 12 (38mm1 F Lens Clear tempered glass Tens is heat and impact resistant G Socket Mogul -base porcelain socket except 150W Metal Halide and below has medium base H Ballast Hugh power factor ballast with class H insulation Minimum starting temperature is 40 C ( 40 F) for HPS and 30 C (20 F) for MH MP and ML I Mounting Variable mountings of either 3/16 galvanized steel trunnion (shown below) or integral die-cast aluminum slipfitter (shown in photo to right) Slipfitter fits 2 3/8 3 0 D tenon Heavy duty steel yoke provides flexibility in mounting and aiming from a variety of surfaces DRILLING PATTERN FOR YOKE MOUNT 2 I51mm1 —1 43/4 (121mml 61/2 (165mml 15 3/4 1400mm) A-) (1) Center Hole 13/16' (21mml B ) (2) Holes 3/8° 110mml C4 (2) Holes 7/16' il1mm1 TRUNNION MOUNT COOPER LIGHTING SLIPFITTER MOUNT 6' I152mm1 YOKE MOUNT III 15 3/4 1400mm1 14 7/8 " (378mm1 WRWARRIOR 100 400W High Pressure Sodium Pulse Start Metal Halide Metal Halide smommtem SLIPFITTER MOUNTED TRUNNION MOUNTED OR YOKE MOUNTED FLOODLIGHT TECHNICAL DATA IP65 Rated 25°C Maximum Ambient Temperature External Supply Winng 90°C Minimum Internal Supply Wiring 150°C Minimum TES FILES Metal Halide 250W 1764995) 400W (764987) High Pressure Sodium 400W (764688) ENERGY DATA High Reactance Ballast Input Watts 100W HPS NPFMPF (130 Watts) 100W MH NPFMPF (128 Watts) 150W HPS HPF (190 Watts) 150W MH HPF (185 Watts) CWI Ballast Input Watts 250W HPS HPF (300 Watts) CWA Ballast Input Watts 175W MH HPF (210 Watts) 200W HPS HPF (250 Watts) 200W MP HPF (232 Watts) 250W MH HPF (295 Watts) 320W MP HPF (365 Watts) 350W MP HPF (395 Watts) 400W MH HPF (455 Watts) 400W HPS HPF (465 Watts) 400W MP HPF (448 Watts) ADH011937 a r�i l DESCRIPTION SPECIFICATION FEATURES LUMARK® A SGi The Lumark Bandit provides a money saving alternative to traditional incandescent and quartz lighting units It utilizes efficient H I D sources and a unique reflector system in a compact die cast housing that is U L 1572 listed and labeled for wet locations and CSA certified APPLICATION Durable die-cast aluminum housing and sealed optics make the Bandit perfect for landscape sign facade and security lighting C -- — A Retaining Screws Corrosion resistant captive retaining screws secure door to housing B Housing Die cast aluminum housing is finished in weather and abrasion resistant dark bronze polyester powder coat C Lens Tempered glass lens is impact resistant and thermal shock resistant D Socket 4KV pulse -rated medium base porcelain lamp socket E Gasket Closed cell high temperature foam in place silicone gasketing seals optical system F Reflector Unique reflector design gives superior beam efficiency and clarity G Mounting Trunnion mount provides stability and adjustable aiming Knuckle mount (shown in dimensional drawing) allows aiming in 9 increments and fits 1/2 NPS covers DIMENSIONS 0 O 0 7 1178mm1 COOPER LIGHTING 10 1254mm1 TRUNNION MOUNTING DETAIL 3 1/2 BFBANDIT 36 175W High Pressure Sodium Metal Halide Mercury Vapor milmomom LOW WATTAGE SECURITY LIGHT ENERGY DATA Reactor Ballast hiput Watts 35W HPS NPF (48 Wads) 50W HPS NPF/HPF 158 Watts) TOW HPS NPF/HPF (82 Watts) 100W HPS NPF/HPF (118 Watts) 150W HPS NPF/HPF (175 Watts) lit4teactansa Ballast Input Watts 50W MH HPF (89 Watts) 70W MH HPF (94 Watts) 100W MH HPF (129 Watts) 150W MH HPF (185 Watts) CWA Ballast input Watts 175W MH HPF (210 Watts) ADH991217 _. 4 FM 04/22/2004 13 51 Fk1. 651 481 2248 GI PH1RT ELECTRIC 0007 U W L 1 100 Cast Enoutze 12 Volt Mr4 �'�... �,. BE,iC �IS�{"�;�F.w �irt.�.�..�1 UWL1100•N Natural Cast Bronze • 12 Volt 100 watt maximum T4 Halogen Lamp (included) Housing- Natural cast bronze nickel plated Lamp housing is spun copper nickel plated Base- Cast bronze swivel base Internally weighted Finish- Natural nickel finish Lens- Tempered clear convex glass Socket- BI pin (GY6 5) Wiring- Underwater fixtures have a 10 ft SVO cord for hard wiring to low voltage supply cable NOTE Underwater fixtures are not for use In swimming pools or spas due to exposed wiring UL, cUL Listed 5 1/2 (140mm) 6 5/8 (168mm) UWL5 1 6 composite 12 Volt UWL516-H Bronze 12 Volt 50 watt maximum MR16 Lamp w i *Am Jerr , rLSR t en Housing- Compression molded fiberglass reinforced polyester composite Base- Weighted concrete with swivel to allow up to 90 aiming Finish- Color Impregnated brpnze Lens- Tempered clear glass with high Impact polycarbonate clear Tens guard Socket- 81 pin (GU5 3) --Wiring- 10-ft-SVO cord for — hard wiring to low voltage supply cable NOTE Underwater fixtures are not for use In swimming pools or spas due to exposed winng UL, cUL Listed 6 3/16 (157mm) 5 1127mm) 4 P5240-25 P5236-31 shown with P8612 31 shield zProduct N{o shrk-%-*Descniptien,flu,� 3 Cast ah.mmum 120V cast aluminum 120V cast aluminum 12 Volt shown with P8612 31 light shield Order separately P5237 31 Black 12 Volt cast aluminum P5240 25 Verde 12 Volt cast aluminum P5240 31 Black P5241 31 Black 120V cast aluminum Clear lens included in all spot lights P5230 31 Black Black P5235 31 Blacic P5236 31 Black P5234-31 P8612 31 P861431 LBcpm - DC Halogen Bayonet base 3 dia. 5 long 41/2 dia 6-5/8 long 51/4 dia 8-1/4 long 41/2 dia 6-5/8 long 51/4 dia. 51/4 long 2 dia 6 long Alain}fslr 1 MR16 halogen 64. 50w max. 12V 1 PAR 20 50w max. 1 PAR 38 150w max. 1 D C bayonet halogen 50w max. 1 PAR 36 50w max. L 1 MR11 bi pm 20w [H 4-3/4 dia. 6-5/8 long 1 PAR 30 75w max. Spot LightAccessoies P5237 31 nPrs dux tt— a: E1msh S'ze���'` P8611 31 Black P8612 31 Black P8613-31 Blacic P8614-31 Black Q3�� MR16 RSC Cube cell louver 45 louver fits under suppled glass lens For P5234-31 P5236-31 Light shield Adjust to desired length on cowling of fixture For P523431 P5236-31 Cube cell louver 45 louver fits under supplied glass lens For P5235 31 P5237 31 Light shield Adjust to desired length on cowling of fixture For P5235 31 P5237 31 PAR 20 � PAR 30 � PAR 36 ✓ 1 3 1/2 5 3/4 long 4-3/4 71/4 long PAR 38 c MV HPS ED 17 Prnnrocc 1 calf -ma ro an • r - n t v » pA.111..r ,. ♦ 04/22/2004 14 22 FAX 651 484 2248 GEPHART ELECTRIC 11008/011 ♦ TYPE 1,1 DESCRIPTION The curvilinear forms with progressive tapered sides provide an enhancing dynamic look to balance todays progressive architecture The IMPACT Wedge cutoff wall luminaire make it an ideal complement to site design These luminaires are U L Listed and CSA Certified for wet location when mounted down and damp location up mounted APPLICATION The !MPACTs rugged die-cast construction full cutoff classified optics is perfect for light restricted zones surrounding schools office complexes apartrnents and recreational facilities providing facade and security lighting needs A 1 i CATALOG Q INA'IMJ' 0 SPECIFICATION FEATURES A Housing The housing is a two-piece design of die-cast aluminum for precise control of tolerances and repeatability e Mounting Gasketed and zinc plated ngid steel mounting attachment fits directly to 4 J-Box or wall with "Hook N-Lock" mechanism for quick installation Secured with two (2) captive corrosion resistant blat,k oxide coated ellen head set screws concealed but abcessible from bottom C Optical Modules All optical modules utilaes high perfortpance 95% reflective sheet Strong Type 11 optical module is standard D HOOK N LOCK MOUNTING (Mounting attachment included J-Boxnot induded) D Ballast HID luminaires supplied with high power factor ballast with Class H insulation Minimum starting temperatures are -40°C (-40°F) for HPS and -30°C ( 20°F) for MH Compact Fluorescent luminaires feature program start, high efficient multi voltage 50/60Hz ballast with 19°C (0°F) minimum starting E Door Die-cast door mounted with 1/9" heat and impact resistant clear tempered glass lens with internal plated steel clips and sealed with EPDM gasketing Hinged door secured in place via two (2) captve fasteners F Finish Durable polyester powder coat finish Standard color is bronze. Optional white black and silver colors available Other finish colors available Consult your Cooper Lighting Representative concerning special color requirements. E F Fi LUMARK° IP IMPACT WEDGE 5 0 1 7 6 W High Pressure Sodium Metal Halide 2 6 5 2 W Compact Fluer t a�a>• WALL MOUNTED LUMINAIRE IMPACT°' r rr w II L .1 TECHNICAL DATA 25°C Maximum AmbientTemperetu+e External Supply wiring 9D'C Minimum Down Mounted —Wet Location Up Mounted —Damp Locatron IES FILES Metal Halide 175W (MH1_17) high Pressure Sodium 150W (HPL151 Compact Reores°ent 26W (PUP26) 321,1 (PUP32) 42W (PUP42) 62W (PUP62) ENERGY DATA High ReecEsiee Ballast Input Wan. SOW HPS HPF lee Waes) 60W MH HPF (12 Wens) 70W HPS HPF 191 Wale) 70W MH HPF (90Watts) 100W HPS HPF 113o Weil 100W MH HPF (129 Wend 150W HPS HPF (190 Warts) 150W MH HPF (te6 Watts) ANA Eldest Input Watts 176W Mil HPF (210 Woes) E ecdanlc Ballast bourn Welts 28W PL HPF (29 Wens) 32W PL HPF (39 Wend 42W PL HPF (48 Watts) 52W PL HPF (55 Wens) ero COOPER LIGHTING r r ADHo215$3 LS2XL 04/22/2004 14 23 FAA 651 484 2248 t {l t .. 1 •' - a ,3rav 41f �ti ryDE4r? N c�G rrlif 41. i• _ t yC' A t� FV' y y r tii k' r ¢ tin ` iy # ih + 'bet� v `h t!' .Atccept g�` ``ssghts x . Gi'PHaR1 ELECTRIC r -, fr ,. y e •r .• anti" ✓s+ Ai. AL y -.1, L Y +y Y_ .. � GG���t77� �r �p b - 9,r L7....1�.�. 1.1.. P523031 KIT * _(24 p r kit) Accent Light Accessones Product No Finish Descript on +P5230•11 8lacki " Cast aluminum r 4- Y `,# 3 dia .3 long Qj010/O11 Lamp(s) 1 4 R16 halogen 50w max 12V ,P5230-31KR < � f P5234 31 P5235 31 4i P5236'31 A! Yak Castalurriinum with. stake t x and MR16,bulh.tncluded' _ .. k k 120V cast aluminum- ,3 dia 5 long �w r 1 l! 11 < 1 y 41/T dia 65/8 long 120V cast aluminum* 51/4 dia 81/4 long 12'Volt howo w"tl1 Pg61,2.31 4 1 /2 <dia., 6 578 long light shield Order separately In _ 1 MR_16 halogen 3Ow max12V _ 1 PAR 20 50w max 1 PAR 38 150wrnax 1 DC bayonet halogen 50w (included)- P5237 31 �', ¢ k '"P5240 2 ,'• e P5240-31WB 4'B P5241 31 r B4ck T; *Clear tens indud�3 '12 Volt cast aluminum- t24Voftcastaluminum*h '?ay f1 5 120V.cast aluminum - Size P8611 31 Black Cube cell louver 45 louve uts under supFl1';d glass lens For P5234-3 P5236 31 �t yyb P8612 31 Black Light shield Adjust to desired length on ci ry fixture For P5234 31 P3236 31 P8613 31 Black Cube cell louver 45 louver fits under styJli d glass fens For P 23x 31 P5237 31 1r P8614-31 Black Light'shaeld Adjust to desired length on } mg of fixture For P5235 31 P5237 31 ` (vtR 16 PAR zo PAR 3o PAR 36 1>� 11 3 T/2 7 1/4 long i tt 5 1/41 die 5 1JA long 12 dia.,'6 lobg ' 44 3/4 dia b5/8 long -S Frps ED-17 P8611-31 ao1J.l T3 Q300 1 PAR 36 50w max 1')NR11 bi pm 20w (included) 1 PAR 30 75w max P8612 31 P8614 31 ♦ tv progresshghting com tf 479 04/23/2004 10 04 FAX 651 484 2248 GEPIIAR7 ELEC1RIC el002/005 • APPLICATIONS Suitable for new construction where rnsulahon if present is not rsialled above or within 3" of the fixture The HBX accommodates PAR and E 17 metal halide l lamps providing excellent color rendition and lumens per watt The HBX is Ideal for applications that require low mainte- nance such as retail and commercial applications The SBX accommodates E 17 high pressure sodium lamps and IS best used in noncritical areas of office buildings building entrances and light warehouse applications OPTICS/REFLECTOR. Trims use single spring retention system to fit snug to the ceiling plane ellmrnoting unwanted light Beaks and sagging over time Mosi trims are made of drecast aluminum and reflectors are Alzak° pro- cessed eliminating the risk of yellowing cracking or warping TA38CMFC features the new American Mahe' textured reflector surface LAMP/SOCKET Porcelain medium base high temperature socket with copper nickel plated screw shell 4KV pulse rated 18 ga 5F 2 high head leads Socket snaps into trim comer to place lomp in proper position ensuring consistent appearance and performance New Construction HBX%SBX Commercial Metal Halide and High Pressure Sodium Downlights Non -IC Rated 120V, 277V, or 347V Thermal protector prevents fixture from overheating when improperly installed or overaamped Refer to trim for specific Tamp information Lamps furnished by others BALLAST High power Factor dual tapped encased and polled bpillast ensures low noise — HBX. Spec 120V/277V (standard) or 120V/347V (available with HBX70 and HBX100 only) — SBX Specify 120V/277V (standard) or 120V/347V (available with SBX70 only) INSTALLATION Self -aligning bor hangers with integral forked nailing prongs allow for no '- less mstallat on Locking T-bar notch accommodates T-bar ceiling and expands to 27" for 24" foist spacing HOUSING 22 go C R 5 housing Two (2) 22 go snapon covers provide easy access to splices LABELS/WEIGHT U L approved for all ceiling types U L listed for damp locations and through wiring U L listed for wet locations when used with Ielrtsed (HL or TL) trims CSA certified Thilmally protected Consult fadory for N Y City approval DATE TYPE f FIRM NAME PROJECT LiteBox Aperture Nominal 6" Ceiling Cutout- 6s/"" Maximum Ceding Thickness 1 1/2° SBX Width with H P S Ballast- 14" HBX Width with M H Ballast- 145/s For conversion to millimeters muhiply inches by 25 4 Not to Scale M-- 7% ---1 O' HOUSINGS &TRIMS TRIMS TRIMS 'TRIMS TRIMS TRIMS ACCESSORIES ACCESSORIES ❑ HBX35 120/277V D HBXSO 0/277V ABX7O 120/277V D HBX70 120V/347V (Canada only) ❑ HBXI00 120/277V D HBX100 120/347V (Conado only) 0 SBX35 120/277V D SBX50 120/277V D SBX7O 120/277V ❑ SBX70 120/347V (Canada only) ADJUSTABLE O TA21 ❑TA21WS O TA30B O TA30BF 0 TA30C 0 TA3OWBF O TA38C TL89 O TA38G ❑ TL9O O TA38CMFC OPEN O TABS ❑ TAW85 BAFFLE O TB10 OT811 ❑TB13 ❑TBW13 ❑ TB15 OTBW1S ❑ TB76 O TBW76 rescol ite " 944 An Affiliate of Hubbell Lighting Inc ❑H071G A1140715 O HO78G 0 H0785 O T070B ❑ T0700 O T070S OT071G 0 T0715 ❑ TO72G O TO72S BAFFLE fmnrtJ t ¶ 'OPEN (Cow/ O TB81 1 01078G 0 TBW81 ' 0 TO78S LENSED 0 T08 ❑ HL85 ' SLOPED CEILING ❑ HL88 O TSC3OB O 11.87 O TSC3OBF ❑ TSC3OC 0 TSC3OG 0 TSC3OWBF a ❑ TSC38BF 0 TSC38WBF i WALL WASH k 0 HW43 0 HW445 0 TW43 0 TW445 UIEDECOTRIMS ATOMIC 0 H071 SAGC 0 H071 SASC 0 TO7OGAGC O TO7OSAGC 0 TO7OSASC 0 TO7OWAGC O TO7OWAGS ECLIPSE ❑ TO7OWEG 0 TO7OWEGC ❑ TO7OWES 0 TO7OWESC LITE DECO TRIMS MEDAWON O TO70GMGC Q TO70SMBC ❑TO7OSMSC O TO7OSMSL MEDALLION ICJ ❑ TO7OWMBC 0 TO7OWMGC 0 TO70WMLC 0 TO7OWMSC ORBIT ❑ TO7OGOG O TO7000OC ❑ T0705011 0 TO7OSOBC 0 TO7OSOS 0 7070SOSC 0 TO70WOB 0 TO70WOBC 0 TO7OWOG 0 TO70W000 f] TO70WOS o TOTOWOSC VECTOR 0 TO70SVBC 0 TO7OSVSC 0 MGR Metal goof' nngs White metal Inm nng covers over sized ceiling cutout Specify outsidedimen- sion and trim catalog number ❑ PKT301 T-bar clips In a continwng(effort to offer the best product possible we reserve the nght to change without notice specificartons or malenals that in our opinion will not alter the function of the product Web www preseolrte com Tech Support (888) 777-4832 0 SCA7 Sloped ceiling adaptor for LdeBox trims Specify degree of slope and ceiling type Not recommended for wall wash f TW) trims Sloped ceiling adaptor and housing must be installed at the same limo O TCAI Thick ceiling adaptor r allows for use of LiteBox tnms in ceilings 1 it-" to 21/2 thick Install prior to housing installation LB -HID 001 U4/LJ/1U04 10 05 PAL 651 484 2248 GEPHARr ELECTRIC I�j004/005 ' APPLICATIONS Suitable for new construction where insula- tion if present is not installed above or within 3 of the fixture The PBX is approved for use with over 100 trims to accommodate virtually any lighting appli cation including office buildings retail spaces Irving rooms, foyers kitchens or areas with high ceilings OPTICS/REFLECTOR Trims use single spring retention system to fit snug to the ceiling plane eliminat trig unwanted Iig)it leak and will not sog over time Most Innis are made of drecast °Immrnure and reHectors are Alzake prrcessed eliminating the risk of yellow ing cracking or warping TA38CMrC features the new Amencan Moe textured reflector surface LAMP/SOCKET High Temperature porcelain socket Socket snaps into f im carrier to place lamp in proper position ensuring consistent appear once and performance Thermal protector prevents fixture from overheating when improperly installed or over -tamped Refer to trim for specific lamp information Lamps furnished by others New Construction PBX Universal Incandescent Downitght Non IC Rated 120V INSTALLATION Self -aligning bar hangers with integral forked nailing prongs allow for nail -less installation Locking T-bar notch accommo- dates T-bar ceiling and exponds to 27° for 24 bust sparing HODUING UniqueAuaae shape allows For greater Tamp adlustabillty and the ability to accommodate a variety of trim types including sloped ceiling trims without the need for a special housing 22 ga C R S housing Two (2) 22 ga snap -on coven provide easy access to splices LABELS Uapprove° for ail ceiling Types Insulohon -iF present, must not be on top of housing and be spoced 3 away From housing sides U L listed for damp loca- tions and through wrung U L listed for wet locations'vvhen used with lensed (TL) trams CSi4 certified Thermally protected N Y Cry approved JBOX Prewtred 18 ga galvanized steel !unction box with prernstalled ground wire and integralitRom x connector !box is acces Ale from ow ceiling through remov able housing end panel Rated for feed through wiring DATE TYPE FIRM NAME PROJECT �;( r'rSpc,hi•--C Aperture Nominal6" Ceding Cutout 63/.° Max mum Ceiling Thickness 11/2" Width 7'h For conversion to millimeters multiply inches by 25 4 Not to Scale HOUSING 8 TRIMS TRIMS TRIMS PBX BAFFLE (CON-) ADJUSTABLE ❑ TBW t 5 ❑ TA20 16 ❑ TA21 TB81 ❑ TA21 WS ❑ TBW81 D TA30E LENSED D TA3OBF Q TLl ❑ TA30C Q 7L2 ❑ TA30WBF ❑ n3 ❑ TA3BC ❑ TL30 Q TA38BF Q TL31 Q TA38CMFC ❑ TL32 ❑ TA3BG ❑ TL33P ❑ TA38WBF 0 TL34P ❑ TA85 ❑ n40 ❑TAWBS CTL41 BAFFLE ❑ n42 ❑ TB 10 ❑ TL43 ❑TB11 ❑n87 0T813 ❑n88 ❑ TBW 13 ❑ TLB9 ❑ TB I S ❑ TL90 rescolite W4 An Affiliate of Hubbell Lighting Inc TRIMS TRIMS TRIMS ACCESSORIES OPEN SLOPED CEIUNG ❑ TO1 ' ❑ TSC30B ❑ T02 0 TSC30BF ❑ T04. ❑ TSC30C O TO4S ❑ TSC3OG ❑ T08 0 TSC3OWBF O T070B ❑ TSC3B8F ❑ TO7OG 4 ❑ TSC38WBF ❑ T0705 { WALL WASH 0T0718 0TW41 ❑ TO71 G ❑ TW43 ❑ T071 S ❑ T072G T0725 WE DECO TRIMS ❑ ❑ T076G t APEX 0 T0765 ) 0 TO7OWAXS 0 TO785 0 TO7OWAXSC ❑ TO83G t ATOMIC 0 T083S r ❑ TO7OGAGC SPEGA'TY ❑ TO7OSASC ❑ T03 ❑ TW44S LUTE DECO TRIMS ECLIPSE 0 TO70VfEG ❑ TO7OWEGC ❑ TO7OWES ❑ TO7OWESC MEDAWON O TO7OGMGC 0 TO7OSMBC 0 TO7OSMSC 0 TO7OSMSL 0 TO7OWMBC 0 TO7OWMGC 0 TO7OWMSC O TO7OWMSL LITE DECO TRIMS ORBITAL ❑ TO7OGOG 0 TO7OGOGC ❑ T07050B O TO7OSOBC 0 TO7OSOS 0 TO7OSOSC 0 TO7OWOB ❑ TO7OWOBC O TO7OWOG 0 TO70W000 ❑ TO7OWOS ❑ TO7OWOSC VECTOR 0 TO7OSVBC O TO7OSVSC 0 El Medium base socket extender ❑ MGR Metal goof rings 0 PKT301 T-bar clips O SiCA7 Sloped ceiling adaptor ❑ TCAI Thick ceiling adaptor *Refer to LB-INC-032 for a full descnption of accessones in a continuing effort io offer the best produ t possible we reserve the right to change without nonce specifications o materials that in our opinion will not alter the function of the produci Web wwwprescolite coin Tech Support (88B) 777-4832 LB-INC 016 UM To Mayor and City Council / From Sue Fitzgerald, Planner Date April 20, 2004 Re Fiscal Year 2004 Certified Local Government Award \'‘)11 (� W"1 VI The Heritage Preservation Commission has received a grant from the Minnesota V►. Historical Society Grants Committee for $5,150 The grant is for an architectural survey 1M \ of the Staples and Mays Addition (see attached grant letter) This money is matched by the City and used toward the completion of the Stillwater Historical Architectural Survey that was started in 1994 The Survey study is divided up into neighborhoods Nine V neighborhoods have been surveyed as of today, they are 1 Hill Ongmal Town (7/31/95) (4'( ` 2 South Hill Onginal Town (7/31/96) 3 Greeley Addition (7/31/97) 4 Dutchtown Distnct (7/31/98) 5 Holcombe District (7/31/99) 6 Hersey Staples & Co (7/31/00) 7 Carli & Schulenburg's Addition (7/31/01) 8 Churchill, Nelson & Slaughter -West Half (7/31/02) 9 Churchill, Nelson & Slaughter -East Half (to be completed 7/31/03) The Heritage Preservation is requesting authorization to advertise for an investigator for this phase of the architectural survey MINNESOTA HISTORICAL SOCIETY Apnl 8, 2004 The Honorable Jay Kimbel Mayor City of Stillwater 216 N Fourth Street Stillwater, MN 55082 RE F Y 2004 Certified Local Government Award Federal Grant Number 27-04-19324 007 Dear Mayor Kimbel I am pleased to inform you that on Apnl 1, 2004 the Minnesota Histoncal Society's Grants Review Committee reviewed the city's Certified Local Government grant application Their recommendation was to approve the request of $5,150 for a survey of Staples and May's Addition The Grants Office is in the process of prepanng the Certified Local Government Grant Agreement for your project This will be forwarded to project director Sue Fitzgerald when completed On behalf of the Society and the State Histonc Preservation Office, I am pleased to be able to inform you of this award Our office looks forward to working with the city on this important project Should you have any questions or concerns about the award or the agreement, please do not hesitate to call either Mandy Skypala at (651) 296-5478 or Mike Koop at (651) 296-5451 Thank you Sincerely, Bntta L Bloomberg Deputy State Histonc Preservation Officer cc Ms Sue Fitzgerald, Project Director / Mr Howard Liberman, HPC Chair 315 Kellogg Boulevard West/Saint Paul Minnesota 55102 1906/Telephone 651 296 6126 FROM ADCRAFT SIGN & DESIGN FAX NO 7153771485 Apr 22 2004 01 52PM P2 C \Documents and Settings AU UserADesktop\CUENTSwrtRageousTinal Concept plt 4113/2004 6 04 30 PM Scale 1 15 38 Height 37 960 Length 122 953 in 1 17"x48" 8" • �X�Mli• A '':-!dJFw •.• .ter lzei,AVYliiigat Dee • is .. 92 youth Six>F?1.: Street • StllI`vvtterr: Minnesoto 55082. r; ions:RCHILL, NELSON�'AND • • $SLA(/GHTER' S: ADD.f7ION;' occbrding• •to`. the plat.: thereof:oh' oh' • file , and of record: -to • the Office of • the :County► Recorder, Washington County,, Minnesoto. Lot 21, -;Block 11, CHURCHILL, .NELSON AND SLAUGHTE.R'S ADD./170N, • according to, "the -plat thereof on file and of record in the Office of the County Recorder, Washington County, Minnesota. Existing House Existing House ••Many Additional Iron Monuments Were Found And Analyzed In The Cpurse Of This Retracexnen t Survey. They Have Not All Been Shown Here. For •Additional Information Regarding The Boundary Determination, Refer To The Surveyor's Files And Notes. Technical Assistance On The Boundary Portion Of This Survey Was Provided By Barrett M. Stack, Mn. LS 13774. Map No. 99-113 • • Found 1/2 inch LP. RLS 13774 - 0.17 Easterly of True Position No New Monument Set Proposed 900.0 DENOTES PROPOSED F,I.F,VATIONS C0.0.0 DENOTES EXISTING ELEVATIONS PROPOSED ELEVATIONS (Per Builder) 908.5 Feet 909.0 Feet 901.0 Feet 1 SCALE: 1 "= 20' TODD & ANNE ANDERSON 603 S. BROADWAY ST. STILLWATER, MN 55082 NOTES 0 DENOTES 1/2 INCH IRON PIPE MONUMENT SET AND MARKED WITH A PLASTIC CAP INSCRIBED 'FREEMAN RLS 16989". • DENOTES IRON PIPE MONUMENT FOUND. SIZE AND MARKINGS AS SHOWN. M= DENOTES MEASURED VALUE Rec= DENOTES RECORDED PLAT VALUES .� DENO.1EES DRAINAGE PATTERN i hereby certify that this survey, pion or report .was prepared by me or under my direct supervision, and that 1 • am a ,du1X ti Licensed Land Surveyor under the laws of the State of Minnesoto. • . r r Q TIMOTHY A Date •• Licensed and Sur yor Minnesoto RLS 16989 NOTE: Official Copies of This Survey are Crimp sealed © 1999 - Folz, Freeman, Dupay & Associates, Inc. - All Rights Reserved 0 (5) BLACK HILLS SPRU (4) BLACK HILLS SPRUCE t! PARKWOOD VILLA SITE & LANDSCAPE PLAN (8) COLORADO BLUE SPRUCE (21 NORWAY PINES PRIVACY FENCE 4, 411 y 1, ir«;I JRCH HYD. 9 10-12' HIGH 8 10-12' HIGH 21 10-12' HIGH RIVER ROCK LANDSCAPE SCHEDULE BLACK HILLS SPRUCE (PICEA GLAUCA DENSATA) COLORADO BLUE SPRUCE (PICEA PUNGENS GLAUCA) NORWAY PINE (PICEA ABIES) 0 20 40 80 ARCHNET THE `ARCHITECTURAL NETWORK, INC. ARCHITECTURE * PLANNING' INTERIOR DESIGN * CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMEN 12445 55th STREET SUITE A LAKE ELMO, MN. 55042 PHONE 651/430-0606 FAX 651/430-0180 DEVELOPMENT GROUP, LLC 651-275-0690 C,•roa,irENGINEERING, Inc. 1321 Hazelcrest Drive Hudson WI 54016 Phone(715)381-0414 Fax(715)381-0415 Project : St. CROIX DEVELOPMENt PARKWOOD VILLA Project No : 03-120 Drown By : TING Checked By : MFD Date : Revisions : Item Date I hereby certify that this plan, specification or report was prepared by me or under my direct supervision and that I am a duly Licensed Architect under the laws of the State of MINNESOTA Signature: Name: MICHAEL G. HOEFLER Date: Reg. No.: 24210 Sheet Title : LANDSCAPE PLAN Sheet Number : Li © 2003 The Architectural Network, Inc. 1 LANDSCAPED PEW FUbLI G LbGA+T19 I4 EXISTuJ& 4TREES you ucv LIFE. Ftweegrr Liwe L P1/4 I.ID 5 GAPED DEttm .00 f3ITU M. -1'�►tL aT ONLY P� �O •ck c,‘?' PRELIMINARY SITE PLAN ecALE.: iv= 30'- oil BLOCK 1 2.0 ACRES 14 MULTI -FAMILY RESIDENTIAL UNITS BLOCK 2 1.67 ACRES COMMERCIAL BANK WITH DRIVE THROUGH FIRST PHASE BUILDING, 6,000 SQUARE FEET FIRST PHASE PARKING, 22 SPACES 01 L ANDS PEA beRfri IN oWt.Y ECE1V ED APR 252004 COMMUNITY DEVELOP5v1ENT DEPARTMENT LONG LAKE ESTATES, PHASE TWO AS PROPOSED BY: ANCHOBAYPRO, INC. TIM NOLDE P.O. BOX 119 STILLWATER, MN 55082 SITE DESIGN: TOMTEN ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN P.O. BOX 272 MARINE ON ST. CROIX, MN 55047 June 21, 2002