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2002-03-04 HPC Packet
1 4 it THE BIRTHPLACE OF MINNESOTA HERITAGE PRESERVATION COMMISSION HERITAGE PRESERVATION MEETING NOTICE THE STILLWATER HERITAGE PRESERVATION COMMISSION WILL MEET MONDAY, MARCH 4, 2002 700PM CITY COUNCIL CHAMBERS CITY HALL 216 NORTH FOURTH STREET AGENDA Approval of the February 4, 2002 minutes 1 Case No DR/02-05 Design review of a building addition to Sulter's Wine & Spirits at 2225 Curve Crest Blvd Chad Bouley — Kellison Company, representing applicant 2 Case No DR/02-06 Design review of a building addition to Rick's 36 at 2255 Tower Dnve, Chad Bouley — Kellison Co , representing applicant 3 Case No DR/02-07 Design review of awning for Johnny's TV located at 242 North Main Street David Fazendin, applicant 4 Case No DR/02-08 Design review of extenor signage for US Bank at 213 Chestnut Street Loren Lorenzen — Universal Signs, Inc representing US Bank 5 Case No DR/02-09 Design review of extenor signage for US Bank at 6001 Stillwater Blvd Loren Lorenzen — Universal Signs, Inc representing US Bank 6 Case No DR/02-10 Design review of extenor signage for the Brunswick Inn located at 114 East Chestnut Street Joele Fliers, applicant 7 Case No DR/02-11 Design review of an office building for Family/Means located on Northwestern Avenue (southeast corner of Tower and Northwestern Ave) Bnan Larson, AIA, representing applicant CITY HALL 216 NORTH FOURTH STILLWATER, MINNESOTA 55082 PHONE 651 430-8800 • • • 8 Case No DR/02-12 SUP/02-13 Design review of an accessory building located at 320 West Pine Street Michaela Mahady, representing the applicant 9 Case No DR/02-13 SUP/02-09 Design review of Linder's Flower Mart at River Heights Plaza, 1250 Frontage Rd Peter A Linder, applicant Other items a Courage St Croix — pool renovation information Note The April 1 HPC meeting is changed to Wed April 10 • • • City of Stillwater Hentage Preservation Commission February 4, 2002 Present Howard Lieberman, chairperson Beth Diem, Phil Eastwood, Diane Hark, Jeff Johnson, Brent Peterson and Roger Tomten Others Planner Sue Fitzgerald Absent None Mr Lieberman called the meeting to order at 7 p m Approval of minutes Mr Johnson, seconded by Mr Eastwood, moved approval of the minutes of Jan 7, 2002, as presented, motion passed unanimously Case No SUP/DR/02-03 Design review of a used car lot at 1200 W Frontage Road David Nowacki, applicant Mr Nowacki was present The discussion centered on extenor lighting Mr Nowacki said he was requesting two secunty lights on utility poles on the corners of the front lot Ms Fitzgerald said the concern is that Xcel Energy typically uses floodlights Mr Nowacki said Xcel didn't provide him with any cuts, but the company did say it had worked with the City Mr Johnson noted that typically lighting is placed on the business owner's premises, and the lighting must be downht Mr Johnson asked if the applicant was doing anything in the back of the property Mr Nowacki said he was Just trying to clean up the back at this time, no lighting is planned Mr Johnson moved approval as conditioned, with condition No 3 changed to include that a clip of the proposed lighting be submitted to city staff for approval and that the light source be downlit, with the additional condition that there be no lighting in the back lot Ms Diem seconded the motion, motion passed unanimously Case No DR/02-04 Design review of extenor sign, NSKM Financial Services, LLC at 222 Commercial Street The applicant was present Mr Eastwood asked if there were other tenants in the building Mr Parry responded he thought there might be a warehouse/manufacturer's rep housed in the rear of the building, he is the only tenant in the front Mr Tomten, seconded by Mr Peterson, moved approval as conditioned Mr Johnson suggested the applicant might want to outline the sage green lettenng in black to make it stand out more Motion passed unanimously Case No DEM/02-01 Demolition request for 323 Sixth St S John Bailey, applicant Present were John Bailey and his representative, Thomas Suttle • • • City of Stillwater Hentage Preservation Commission February 4, 2002 Mr Lieberman reviewed the nine points in the City's Demolition Ordinance, and talked of the problem of stnking the delicate balance between preserving the histonc integrity of the community and property owner nghts He noted that from an external observation, the structure does not appear to be falling down Mr Johnson asked Mr Bailey to provide an overview of the background of the request and any future plans for the property Mr Bailey said he has owned the property since October He said his onginal intent was to take the "ugliest property on the street" and renovate it t a "standout" property However, he said he discovered that structurally there are severe obstacles that make renovation almost impossible He said the outside is deceiving as to the condition For example, he said the roof is collapsing into the second floor creating unsafe conditions Mr Bailey further noted that other than the hardwood floors, there is nothing of histonc character in the intenor remaining due to so many owners/renters As to future plans, he said that pending Planning Commission approval of a subdivision, he intended to construct two single-family Victonan style homes on the property He provided rendenngs of the type of homes he planned, the homes would have a shared dnveway, and the garages would be at the rear of the homes Mr Eastwood noted the home was originally built in 1875 and may have more value if restored He also noted that some of the home inspections were done before Mr Bailey closed on the property and therefore Mr Bailey was aware of the problems A resident of 321 W Olive St suggested it was Mr Bailey's intent from the outset to purchase the structure, demolish it and construct two new homes Mr Johnson asked whether the proposed homes would be similar to the Victonan style homes on the former Rose Floral property Mr Suttle said theirs would be "a notch above" those homes Kate Flynn, 310 S Sixth St , asked if Mr Bailey had anything to do with the homes on Greeley Street Mr Bailey said no — Ms Fitzgerald had used those homes as an example of what not to do Ms Flynn asked if Mr Bailey had completed any other projects for a companson of his work Mr Bailey said this would be his first project Ms Flynn asked what the new homes might sell for Mr Suttle said likely in the mid-$300,000 Dean Hanson, 402 S Sixth St , said while the structure in question has had a "checkered career," he was concerned about building two new houses of the size proposed on 7,500 square feet He also expressed a concern that the plans could be changed and two duplexes built Ms Fitzgerald said duplexes would require 10,000 square feet of property Mr Hanson concluded by saying, "You don't just buy a house, you buy a neighborhood " Ms Hark and Mr Lieberman expressed a feeling that the purchase/demolition request/building plans had been "orchestrated," with Ms Hark noting that one of the inspection letters was written by a potential builder of the new homes Mr Lieberman also expressed a concern about constructing new "sort-of-Victonan" homes or "faux-Victonan" style homes i • • • City of Stillwater Hentage Preservation Commission February 4, 2002 Mr Bailey expressed his disappointment that he failed to convince HPC members that this was not an "orchestrated deal " Andy Kraemer, 418 S Sixth St , said he lives on a split lot with a shared dnve and has always regretted having split the property He said he thought the applicant could build one single house on the property, to which Mr Bailey responded that would be economically not feasible Mr Kraemer said he didn't particularly care if the existing structure is preserved, the concern is for what comes after Mr Peterson noted that in other demolitions requests, the applicant itemized the cost of repairing the structure He said Mr Bailey had failed to do that Mr Bailey said he had followed the demolition request examples Mr Bailey then enumerated some of the known costs involved in repainng the structure Mr Johnson noted the applicant is requesting two things — demolition of the existing structure and construction of two new homes He said he believed the applicant was sincere in his intent to make the new homes fit the character of the neighborhood and said he would proposed having HPC design review of the new houses as part of the demolition permit Mr Bailey said he would welcome HPC design review Mr Johnson moved to grant the demolition permit with the condition that HPC has design review of the new construction Mr Tomten seconded the motion, noting that some of the things the HPC would be looking for in the new buildings will be treatment of the walk -out lots and massing of the three stones, materials, setbacks, etc Mr Eastwood said there are few 1860 homes remaining in the City and said he didn't see the economic justification for allowing the demolition After Ms Hark provided some recent sale pnces of homes in the area, Mr Lieberman noted that it may not be economically feasible to have one large structure versus two homes Mr Lieberman called the question Motion passed 5-2, with Mr Eastwood and Mr Peterson voting no Other business • Update on Temtonal Pnson/SHPO meeting — Mr Lieberman provided an update on the status of the Temtonal Prison proposal He said the developer, city staff and himself met with Charles Nelson and the State Preservation Archeologist to discuss issues the developers must consider in any new development and what the developers should do so as to not degrade the archeological integrity of the property • Proposed banners for the Downtown area — The HPC was asked to consider banners to be placed on light poles in the downtown area The banners would be free to the City and would have the name of a sponsonng downtown business pnnted on the bottom of the banner The HPC rejected the proposal due to a feeling that the banners would be "too busy" for the new street lighting r • • a City of Stillwater Hentage Preservation Commission February 4, 2002 • Annual HPC awards — The award winners were selected Signage — Let There Be Light, special achievement — James Melon, architectural contributions to Stillwater — Michael McGuire, building facade — Jarchow and York Building, design award — Joseph Wolf Brewery buildings The awards will be presented at the May 7 City Council meeting on conjunction with National Preservation Week May 12-18 • Revisions to approved plans for 410 South Main Street — The Commission reviewed and approved plans for the Joseph Wolf Brewery buildings Meeting was adjourned at 10 08 p m Respectfully submitted, Sharon Baker Recording Secretary i • H P C APPLICATION REVIEW FORM CASE NO DR/02-05 Hentage Preservation Date March 4, 2002 Project Location 2225 Curve Crest Blvd Comprehensive Plan Distnct Business Park Commercial Zoning Distnct BP-C Applicant's Name Chad Bouley — Kellison Co representing Andy Kass Sutler's Wine & Spirits Type of Application Design Review Project Descnption Design review of a building addition to Sutler's Wine & Spints Discussion The request is for design review of a proposed 2586 square foot addition to the business This includes 1242 square feet of sales area and 1366 square feet storage space Both additions would be on the south side and not visible from Curve Crest Blvd Materials used will be the same as the existing building, rockface CMU painted to match the building No additional fighting will be added No additional signage will be needed Conditions of Approval 1 1 All utilities shall be completely screened from public view 2 All secunty lights on building shall be downlit 3 All lighting shall be directed away from the street and adjacent properties Light sources shall be shielded from direct view and protected form damage by vehicles 4 All landscaping shall be installed before utility release or final project inspection No project shall be phased unless approval is granted by the Planning Commission 5 Any trash enclosure shall be made of a sturdy solid masonry matenal, with trash receptacles screened from view and compatible with the color and materials of the project 6 No roof equipment shall be visible to the general public 7 All gutters, downspouts, flashings, etc shall be painted to match the color of the adjacent surface 8 All exterior modifications to the approved plan are to be reviewed by Community Development Director Recommendation Approval as conditioned 1 • • • Findings The intent meets the West Business Design Guidelines Attachments Application Form/Construction Documents / • Case Noo1_-- 0.4r Date Filed 2 l A -0 7.. Receipt No DESIGN REVIEW APPLICATION FORM COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT CITY OF STILLWATER 216 NORTH FOURTH STREET STILLWATER, MN 55082 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 (0 e photos, sketches, etc) submitted with application becomes the property of the City of Stillwater PROPERTY IDENTIFICATION •Address of Project , Curve- Crest-- /31 . ci_ Assessor's Parcel No Zoning Distnct P -C_. Description of Project ,odd, fi br‘ 10 e.)c, 3fi11y re -dry I "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 " 5�.,♦Icr5 c.JrL,L 4 5.01/-14-S Property Owner Cil-nciy ( S 3 ) Representative )4. e 11 1"s 0 r‘ Co _ Mailing Address 62,2a5- CL-evc G•Ksf- !3 /.c/Mailing Address 7 3n0 14-A.cl Jo n t (ud City State Zip 5,t, I(wa+-c.-1 trio-) City State Zip Oc'.kc(c.Je t wuti sr I oZ8- Telephone No Telephone No • Signature CpSI --73o —01 OO Signature /7`'`'',,`-'_--- Revised September 16 1998 • i • H P C APPLICATION REVIEW FORM CASE NO DR/02-06 Hentage Preservation Date March 4, 2002 Project Location 2255 Tower Drive Comprehensive Plan Distnct Business Park Commercial Zoning Distnct BP-C Applicant's Name Chad Bouley-Kellison Co , representing Rick's 36 Type of Application Design Review Project Descnption Design review of a building addition to Rick's 36 Automotive Service Discussion The applicant is proposing an approximate 2370 square foot addition to the existing Rick's 36 The addition will be on the south side of the building It will consist of three parking bays and a 16' x 26'8" "Parts Room" The original building is 5933 square feet The building materials are "Natural and Wolf Gray" colored rock face concrete block, and will match existing materials and colors The south side secunty lighting will be relocated to the addition Recommendation Approval as conditioned Conditions of Approval 1 1 All utilities shall be completely screened from public view 2 All security lights on building shall be downlit 3 All lighting shall be directed away from the street and adjacent properties Light sources shall be shielded from direct view and protected form damage by vehicles 4 Any trash enclosure shall be made of a sturdy solid masonry material, with trash receptacles screened from view and compatible with the color and materials of the project 5 No roof equipment shall be visible to the general public 6 All gutters, downspouts, flashings, etc shall be painted to match the color of the adjacent surface 7 All exterior modifications to the approved plan are to be reviewed by Community Development Director r/ • • • Findings The request meets the intent of the West Business Park Guidelines Attachments Application Form/Construction Documents t • i Case No 1' 02 ' k 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 usS T t,vcr Qr , u e . Assessor's Parcel No Zoning Distnct t3P C.• Descnption ofProject7-3 SOFT- tgpp n-tom TO Extsri,v Ac rcJsOrl tie REPAIR fAtc-airy' "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 IQeCIL Sc krIw.nd Representative , ILGII 1'Sor. CCU. Mailing Address PASS r wr r OI', ✓G.. Mailing Address 7300 I+u4 Sc" Q Iu d City State Zip 51.1'IIt0x4 .r i MIV S'SOS'.Z City State Zip eltlissvikties. mN Trial? Telephone No %SI -LI 35 '3510O Telephone No (pSIIgo - or O Q •Signature Signature Revised September 16 1998 ARCHNET SYMSOLS O v 0 aWILE Ilal DRAWING TITLE DRAWING NUN'BER DRAWING NAME FCOOR PLAN PEST WING v8 1-0 DRAWING SCALE COLUMN LINE GRID and NUMBERS NEW COLUMN NUMBER EXISTING COWMN MASER T SECTION TARGET SECTION NUMBER SHEET NUMBER DETAIL TARGETS SECTION AMBER SHEET NUMBER SECTION NIME/ER SHEET NUMBER ELEVATION TARGET SECTION NUMBER. SHEET NUMBER ROOM NAME and ROOM NUMBER BROOM NAME ROOM NUMBER fiiIPELIRST FLOOR FLOOR ELEVATION TARGET Moo 0' FLOOR OR LEVEL C:2)( BUILDING DATUM ELEVATION REVISION{ TARGET REVISION AREA CLOUDED DRa4UJINC; NO :SYSTEM ARCHITECTURAL GRNVIN65 ME PIVIPEP INTO NNE SPECIFIC 6R06F5 (Al AA) PC 6RO.P N)tER AIJMYS F@4AIN TFE JAPE NO MATTER NON LARGE OR SMALL Tie PROJECT ADDITIONAL DRAWINGS MAY EE ADDED TO 6R0P5 WTI0)T INTEIILPfIN611E APf1AN1lERRIG ORDER. SITE WORK SITE PETALS PLANS A11D ENLARGED PLANS EXTERIOR ELEVATIONS SECTIONS AND VERTICAL CIRQLATION EXTERIOR DETAILS SCAEOLLES INTERIOR ELEVATIOI8 INTERIOR DETAILS REFLECTED CEILING FLANS IVItal6tk A 3 . 1 SET *wept 0900R LEVEL OIL MLTi9.00R PRo.EGTS) 6RO.P NR436R DISGIPIJIC PREFix 2225 CURVE CREST BLVD. STII,LWATER MINNESOTA 445S .EvI AT I ONS A6 ADV AC .AG ANOABO' R tea AGO4JTICAL ADJ. A04)01*LE APP ABOVE nM• ED FLOOR A66 *461E6ATE ALT ALTERNATE ALLM AIJ.MMM AICN 46 Cry AR PONAe4 AP A4E55 **EL ARM 60-0APPROVED APFNOKAFPROaNA.TE ARCH ARC.IITECTpNAI.) AUTO AVrP*A.Tic Ave AVBRA6E BD BOARD e e Br 0n DErn DETra% BEV BEVEL® BLK6 BLOCK/NW 606 DU LOINS DM BSA COT BOTTOM BR6 Dumb 05 eaC. DERR BA6e01T D5 DOTN 510E6 BTU BwT1514 TIE PAL TNT LAB GANNET CAP CAPACITY GO CEB1T GM GER ..G CP CORNER WARD GAM 4W0OR GOB CHALKBOARD G CRCLE GIRL C RCIAPERIDEL LJ tarp*. .0441 CA GAO. 400 CL GOL1BM LSE GL6 LOANS 40 GLAOSET 4R GLEARCA1Cal CIA 40616E Lw CONCRETE MASONRY RUT CO CLEANEST Goo. COEFFIVEKT COL C4LLMN COO COFm04T10N COIF COPPfa1=fVmace IT R PI GONG. COIARET1 COP GOPERIDGE (.PAP COVec ION GO9T GO6TRLGTIO0 COAT cowmen OR WIDOW SCAIIAGONTRALtt0R) GORR GORRODR CPT GARREIIt0) 06 CO0TER51Mc C5MT .ASSERT CT CERAM1 TILE CM FT CLOG ROOT (meD CV TO 4BIG TARA'S) CRT COLD MT0 D VD DBL. DE6 DEPT Der OR DIA DIA6 OM DY DV DR DDS E EAST EA EACH Dv BOL EXPANSION OM CL ELEVATDN MEG ELELTRC(AU ELEV ELEVATOR ETm 4I1601GY ENCL_ 0R91CJ.A6E6.R) DON ON NEER m EOLa- EONS EONTIIIKT EST ESTIMATE ONG EJ01110 HATER COOLER ELa EL000ED EAR E4AA(T MG EA TINS 046* Ere ERRArsIDN ART ARmaw F PO PLaOR DRAM FON POPPADOM RE PRE 00nle4Ayet PE0 RIRE 11 1040M'JE5 GAD0ET meow Mom noon a.c/AnaR PC ARE MOW (M MET PIN FIRM®) n.EK PLANERS FL.6 PLANERS PLR 11L01(116) Me* 00.03CBIt PR P.A.EO) 04)0) Pr F05 FT6 FOD=R011/16 NPR RFaeD RUIPONS 1K PONE FVL ROE VALVE C/I 4011 6 6A 6.4.54 6AL6E SOLO SAL AP6tm 6C 60ERAL C0RRRACT(NOTV 60 6RA6E DRAMS 61CT 6A5KERDD) 61. 6,56 61.0EI116 611. mir0M BOARD 40 40JE 665 Nw 14L1CN CORE KP IUrmIGMrPED) re READ MOT 6*004ARL IEIt I646011.4L FM 40.4Dn METAL RORIE ROWAN 1M- P RSA FOND 40 NON Nr K 6Mr HT6 REAMS NVAL IEATIRV VENTILATION/ AN GO0RI000R6 NET ROT RATER MRS N7DRMLZ 0 MOE Dw0TER N NIGYLII NEL. NULEro) (NW IWO INFORMATION NDL 1/ ATCD) GNU 1*4 INTEROR .4 J05 JAM JANITOR Jr .DINE K 10 Kn4B1 K0 KICG6OR LAD LAM LIL LAT LD LH LLe UM LL LP LT T6 LYR M N LBNTN LABGF.ATORY LAI0NAT*SID) LATERAL NV TOW IOSGIEW LENT NANO MART Ln0AR LIVE LOAD LOA POPO LINTEL 1NIT LINT NORTH K)L MOT el GOR0004T te WADER MOM NOMINAL KUL MOT TO SEALE 06 PTRALL o4 OF Ra41ERe6 00 OUT565E 04IRr0TER O P OMER GN OIBLEAD ORO ORM. a+ OFPO'JTE DE 0(4 01 AR PARALLEL PBD PARTICLE BOARD PL PRECA5 CONCRETE PEP PERFORATEXD) PpYN PERNETBt EL PLATE PA_ PROPERTT USE PLAN PLASTIC LAMNATE PLAS P..A61613 1.1a6 PRS*B N6 PLP PG005 P$L LINEAR 'Oar RR AIREL PGC POLINIEGLCD) PR AR PRSAIPREPABR)CATdD) P RES P{p>x Mai PROLE. ION P EP P0005 PER SOARS POOT 00 Pgo05 PER SCARE RCA Pr ANnt6) MD PAPER Oro DSPBGOR PN ARTION POI AMR orE.NOLLPTOR 5100 PVC POLVINTL CALOR= PL PO PLnQ70 R OT OI/ARY TILE OTT OIARnT. R aada RAD RADII. RCP R002*TED celo.6 PLAN PO ROOF DRAIN REV REVISION. REVISED) RFu RECEPTACLE PEP REFERENCE REEL RERECTBLO AVE) RE6 RE65TER RE Nr RE 1PD110D) !UM) 1®3. REOAPtfl FN Red NAND RA. ROOM RPM REVOIYTI06 PER AMU RO ROAYA 011011115 5 50461 5AR GAM ARV 5 peeecR .,.P 50 50R1 1x5Pa0ER 5EL SEC ION Y SON/LE POET (FEET) 56L 64.04.E 5NT 515E END SANITARY NAPKN 0151116E06 SARI SANITARY NA1.01 REGONA(LE SPEC 511ELPLATION 50. SOIARE 55 6 AN,. 56 STD TO TAROPAD 5TL TEEL OR 5 ONA6E TMCTSTRGTUQ STRCTNK 6U9P BBPDD 019PE06 T T TREAD O OP 0' TEL TELEIN O TEAR' TENIDRATI12 TERR TEEN.00 6 Taale GROOVE TRIG 161CI440 SOW TPD TORET APER DEPBGOI TIP TYPE., O. A000044Eb LABORATORY 0100 1(RKGVATEP AD 1N.E.95 NOTED 0160015* W WTAL V VAPB VAPOR BARRIER V15 VNT BILE VC VINYL Gws0911100 TILE VERT VERTICAL VIM V6,R,F VT VNTL TALE WIG AMYL nALL GOYIM. *• � Reim PProw • n50D 410 ROQNR N10On 1V0 N6120 PI PORN0 PORNO poo P Ir PIT0ON P06D 0 P •I .E.00.D® ARE AN. TO TARO TFL TEAR I)E4T4 ZONING INFORMATION CDS (CENTRAL BUSINESS DISTRICT) ALLOWED 4 STORIES 50 FEET 10,000 SQUARE FEE A. HEIGHT OF BUILDING B LOT AREA. C. SETBACKS FRONT REAR SIDE 15 FEET 20 rtt1 20 TOTAL FOR TWO 51DE5 (10 10 OR 20) 0 LOT COVERAGE 80% MAX E LANDSCAPING 20% MINA F PARKING REQUIREMENTS RETAIL .ALES (62274 SQUARE FEET) REQUIRED STALLS 32 STORAGE (3668 4 SQUARE FEET) I / I p00 REQUIRED STALLS 4 TOTAL REQUIRED STALLS 36 TOTAL PROVIDED STALLS 45 CODE REVIEW U% 1997 EDITION OCCUPANCY CROUP M MER..HANTILE 5 STORAGE NUMBER OF STORIES R ALLOWABLE F._OOR AREA AUTOMATIC 51'RINK_ER SYSTEM TYPE OF CO t INSTRUCTION EXISTING OCCUPANT LOAD FACTOR RETAIL SALES STORAGE 4 STOCK 300 OCCUPANTS R TAIL SALES 5 ORAGE / STOCK EXITS RQJIRSO RETAIL SALE5 FLOOR AREA FLOOR AREA TOTAL FLOOR AREA I STORY 12000 SQ FT x 3 36000 SO FT YE-5 TIN ACTUAL I STORY 48 FEET 45552 SQUARr FEET 83 FEET 4 INCHES 20 FEET 90 FEET 8 INCHES 324/5.8 SQUARE FEET 12,5162 SQUARE FEET 510RAGE4 STOCK I / 200 30 (GROUND FLOORI 5,64012 / 30 378544 / 300 5b4012 SQ FT 375544 5Q FT. 442616 50 FT 188 024 12 618 TWO MEANS OF EGRESS ARE REQUIRED WHEN YOU EXCEED 50 OCCUPANTS TWO MEANS OF EGRESS ARE REQUIRED WHEN YOU EXCEED 30 OCCUPANTS EXITS PROVIDED RETAIL 5ALE5 2 EXITS STORAGE 4 STOCK 2 EXITS EXIT WIDTH REQUIRED RETAI SALE-5 188 024 x 02 STORAGE 4 STOCK 12b18 x 02 TOTA_ A1DTH REQUIRED EXIT WIDTH PROVIDED RETAIL SALES 5 ORA6E 4 STOCK TOTAL WIDTH REQUIRED 3T.6 MIN 2.5 MIK 401 MIN :;AWINCH INDEX TO TITLE SHEET Al SITE PLAN A2 OVERA_L FLOOR PLAN A21 BARGED FLOOR PLAN A22 ROOF PLAN AS EXItPoIOR ELEVATIONS A4 WALL SECTIONS A41 WALL SECTIONS A5 SCHEDULES A6 REFLECTED CEILING PLAN 51 STRUCTURAL NOTES 52 FOUNDATION PLAN 53 ROOF FRAMING PLAN S4 STRUCTURAL DETAILS MATERIAL. IN0 I CAT I ON5 y EARTH/COMPACT FILL GRAVEL/POROUS FILL CONCRETZ SAND/MORTAR/PLA5TER COMMON/FACE BRICK STONE MARBLE F/7/,l i J >�S?S1S�Sl STEEL / ALUMINUM FINISH WOOD PLYWOOD BATT OR SEMI RIGID INSULATION RIGID INSULATION ROUGH WOOD BLOCKING / SHIM LOCATION MAP THE ARL43TIECIURAL NFIWORK INC ARCHITECTURE PLANNING. INTERIOR DESIGN CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT 1961 GREELEY STREET SOUTH GREELEY SQUARE STILLWATER. MN 55082 PHONL 651/430 0606 FAX 651/430-0180 KE T ISON CO LEAL EMU RRTaE@ff Cm 006MITLtQT 1E701321 1� titiOXIi BLVD. 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CONTRACTOR. Al UTILITY NORM SHALL BE PERFORMED IN ACCORDANCE hITH TIE L1TT OF 511WIA1R SPEi0ICAT10N5 AND 5 TIL.DIt16 PERMIT REWIREMHRS Al NEW CURBS AND GUTTERS SHALL. MATCH 504511NY REPAIR EX16TIN6 IRRIW1ON A5 NF+ARY SCALE I 15-0 THE ARCHITECTURAL NEIWORI. IN ARCHITECTURE PUNNING. INTERIOR DESIGN CONSTRUCTION NWRACENENT 1961 GREELEY STREET SOUTH GREE EY SOUARE 511IIw0TFR UN 55082 PHONE 651/430-0606 FAX 651/430 0180 '<ELLLISON CO ®LL mum ELITEuRKENTA70 a7®i.'ml ISKrl® TKO 91Aial MI 10150 05 GNLl1YA MS SO PAL ARCM ON+Ell 6-EEDCITA Project SUTLER 5 WINES i SPIRITS 2226 CURVE CREST BLVD STILLWATER MN Project No OI -230 Drawn By R WARNER Checked By M HOEFLER Date 2/21/02 Re sons Item Dote I her by certify that W 91 epeaf cotton report Ras prepared by m or u der my d eel a urn ad t adly bun od Arch tee MINNESOTAg. 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VNARtNR Checked By M H0EFLER Dote 2/21/02 Revisions Item Dote 1 hereby cerWy that Ile plan epa 1Eroaborl o report woe prepared by me or undo my d Peet eupe1Y1G1on and that I am a duly bceneed - h11a., nee 01 ,l r} th� tate or YINNESDT //11,I� P S19 oboe , fl M�ar/1*�R.e Nome 111 ail71u• ta_ - Dote 2/21/02 R ANo e T Sheet Title REFLECTED CEILING PLAN Sheet Number A6 02001 The Arch tecturol Net oft Inc • • 0 op . P 0. • p P v ® p IPT1 11 14°1;0' 4131111h!T' 14 °5141; al fdl iFg Igs ii! g g2 11 1� p n1'cp In z W p n o p Irlf5fAi f !PVIO 0117i4P et?Al;11 11 411 liAY gi pp NOR 1441 Rld Yap 8 o ig P cr P — Oilli§d0a4N § angkrt PffligOggq ; ?"gn 1 galkh OM hR A R 4 c Lmdw a 4 f- 114 0 1° 0 4 V 14100dIN 1 8i 1 giPP43 p 01 4 pg r 6 p 1 5glii 1 e§1 1 44 Wg 1 ° 6iP$ -W�-iil � 0 its fl > 1q511 a R K>gi A PO r V NW" liA016011;1 4;i1Wihi P!Ip 0j4gri igtplip !I@ 4450 5 ° N - p W • p ng0 pL p 111 "i"iqq10-$ 19 itq*!gA hiNg & 4Pi � = 9 S 7 .n - p 0 " 11-P ;plop op RI 1g5W ; oisipi P ! c P A F114)41 ! 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YV STANDARD HORIZONTAL ,J7151 REINFORCEMENT (EVERY OTIOI COI t5E J_ TIME STEEL 4s4 V4 TV 9/4'XI0k10' BASE PLATE M/ (4) 5/4 DIA AN010R eOLTS 6R01r SOLID BELOW TO FOOTING 12 MASONRY WALL re 5 VERT • 46 OL ////////// ff/////.4'/////(///////7////////////E/////,/////////////////r1/,/ 1 I I r ✓ 4 CONCRETE PAD W FROST STOOP FOOTINS AT SAME DEPTH AS S ALONS IW I STROBE MN O M16ONRY POAMDATION WALLS TYPICAL P1 STANDARD HOR)ZONrAL 0l4r REaY9NL459(r (M MY 011434 COARSE J ////////1 / / I I( L FOO1n6 2-0' 1.0' N/ (2) 5 0057NXAb TEE O6 b J FOOT1N6 2-0' 1-0 MV (2) e5 CONTIMOZ TEE 469 45-0' FOOTING 2-0' 1-0' ` FV (2) 5 CQt1aiGU5 T\ 0Y TFE 46-6 6-0' J 540' ne01 ERSTR6i MELD VERIFY � FOOTING: 4 FOUNDATION PLAN SCALE 1/4 1-0 �T> ARCHNET THE NETWORK, INC ARCHTIECRRE PLANNING. e41ER10R OESIOR CORSTRUCTON MANAGEMENT 1961 OREEIF( STREET SOUTH GREELEY SQUARE ST1LLNAIER MN 55082 PHONE 651/430 0606 FAX 651/430-0160 KELLISON CO Ma MOOS mwceoxr Alas aaM®LmT MIMES 7L0 9)OeRf 8V1; 50103 76 CRONE SIN MR RISE O'IDW awn 0-7161X0 5 Larson Larson Engineering of Mlnoesole 9524 Labore Road White Bear Lake Minnesota 55110 651 461 9120 P o)ect BUTLER'S WINES 4 SPIRITS 2226 CURVE CREST BLVD STILLWATER P'N =TI Project No OI -230 Drawn By R WARNER Cnecked By A STRUCK Date 2/21/02 Rev sons Item Date I h eby rtfy that thm pia spemfi tw or report was prepared by me or under my threat auperwlon and that 1 am a duly Licensed Eng neer d the lows of the State of MINNESOTA Signature Nome 110N0r g STnuLk Date oil Mies Reg No 4I671 Sheet Title FOOTING AND FOUNDATION PLAN Sheet Number S2 02001 the Arch lecturol Network Inc ARCHNET Ex5rol6 nSr-1 --- POCKET J2I5T new EAST1N5 BLOCK 1 6ROUT SOLID BELO,/ P EKI511145 ABE FLANGE BEAM FJa5TIN6 J015T liNBKr ELEVATION. n5-0' FOLD VEUPY ERGOT (2) CORM \..v, SOLID TO FOOTING 1-9/4 I4 14 WARNS PLATE TV (2) 1/2' DIA 4 L6 511175 NEEDED TO BOTTOM EOSINS TIDE FLANSE 9E4 1 VERIFY 517E 20 KA� BO Ke 1N-4 t 90 K4 45-0 9 -----+ 9 �'--- — — ---r n 94 n — — — — 962 9 1BE 114 IOY 9 n Urg10 WO WARNS PLATE .0 (2 L/2 DIA. 4 L6 9TIA9 YeiDED TO BOTTOM PROVIDE (2) 5 VERTICAL 1 6ROVT 50.10 SON 4 T 96 UN 105 96 LN4 CO11Ral BT329 JBE 1134 t 56 LN9 T / / — — — /// •/////// ///////// /j ////// //// %/////////////7///////// //////i �`LlB£ IDa n I_hi /IZ o ail 4 / a n / `` CBE w-0 1 TOP OF ma. 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ARCHRECNRE P2ANNPIC INTERIOR DESIGN CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT 1961 GREELEY STREET SOUTH GREELEY SQUARE SIIU2)ATER MN 55082 PHONE 651/430-0606 FAX 651/430-0180 ICEELLISON CO NELL Mai 0573111112rr AND aaevaeml aaBT® Tfl0 Bang LTD. 619m m Btmga eel 91a G19 ei'IDCC Gig& 25-96 0 5 Larson Larson Engmearing of Minnesota 9524 Lahore Road White Bear lake Ylnneaota 55110 651 481 9120 Project SUTLERS WINES 4 SPIRITS 2226 CURVE CREST BLVDI STILLWATER MN Project No OI -230 Drown By R WARNER Checked By A STRUGK Dote 2/21/G2 Rev s ons Item Dote I he by certify th t ties plan. spec ficaton o report Leal prepared by me undo my d set supeMslon and that 1 am o duly Licensed Eng nee der the lows of the State of MINNESOTA Sngnptura Name prm R. 4-0...ck Date OL't4'o' Reg No 67 Sheet Title ROOF FRAMING PLAN Sheet Number S3 652001 The Arch tect rol Net oft, Inc / // EX5TII6 BLOCK BEA8246 PLATE SEE FLAN 13EN4 SEE FLAN 6ROVr 2 LOAFS SOUP BOON WARNS FUME O SECTION THRU NEW BEAM 3/4 I-0' CONCRETE 5 GONG SLAB #/ 0 4 ®Ib OL EACH WAY BLOCKING, BOND BM w/ (1)a5CONT 8 GONG ELK. FOOTING 1-8 x 1-0 W/ (2) a 5 GOAT SEE PLANS 1/2 EXP MATL •461b OL NOTE MAINTAIN 48 FROST PROTECTION (SEE ARCH) 4 MIN.(SEE ARCH) GONG SLAB SEE PLAN I �IT'11--Ifni BOND BEAM W/ (2)05CONT GONG BLOCK SEE PLAN FOOTING (SEE PLAN FOR 517E 4 REINFORCING) O TYPICAL STOOP SECTION V2' 1-0 SANCUT OR PLASTIC INSERT i a T II II 1 I11l1111I111-1IF-1Ii` I� I I=1 11=1 I {� 11=1 I I I 11=1 I I=1 I I SAW GUT CONTROL JOINTS TO 13E cur 4 TO 12 tfRS AFT1ER CONCRETE HARDENS 2 SPACE CONTROL JOINTS AT 15-0 MAXIMJM 0 CONTROL JOINT SAWC.UT C.J. OR PLASTIC INSERT GOAT BEVELED 2x4 KEYWAY 1-111`I I l— I I —I J 1 IE 1 I-11— 11i COMPACTED GRANULAR FILL SEE PLAN rA L=III=1 I H I I-1I f 31i�I�III—III- 0 CONSTRUCTION JOINT COMPACTED GRANULAR FILL SEE PLAN NO SCALE ALTERNATE IN LIB) OF KtTt./ .MINT 1/2 DIA x I -6 LG EAR 02 8 OG IW PAPER WRAPPED ON ONE ENO NOTE TO BE USED AT END OF EACH POUR NO SCALE DECK AND J065T WE PLANS S/D' 6 6 PLATE IV (2) V2 DIA 6 lb 5TID5 COW BOND BEAM PI/ 25 COAT 12. MASONRY WALL DECK APO J05T `$ ELMf, COO L4 9/6 EVV7 VIA. SLEEVE ANCHOR5 0 16 OL COW BOND EtEA4 re25 LOST SECTION THRU NEW CONST 3/4 I-0 E7115TMG R'Y76ALE CIL 1110T BE GWENED 6084 3/4 P 55002 TO PDNTE NBIER6E TO TYPICAL COO L9 x9 1/4 W I/2 DIA SLEEVE ANCHORS 0 24 OL .J05n446 MASdRY MALL TO REMAIN SHADED Y ISR NON-SHRIM 6110UT BEAN BEE FLAN REMOVE EK5TnN6 144504tRY WALL 1 A I O SECTION 0 EXISTING/NEW CONST 3/4 I -0' DECK 4 JOIST 5E PLAN COAT L4 4 3/8 COLUMN SEE RAN 945E PLATE 4 ANCHOR 00015 SEE PLAN 12 BLOCK PALL SEE PLAN O SECTION THRU COLUMN/BEAM 3/4 1-0 •eROPosto SIPE E7C5120 RQTFACE C711 11.91 BE COV.IED O4T 3/4 P TJOCO TO AEKEIE T8113RA`E TO TYPICAL SNOOTH A8°3AS OF ROGKFALE BLOCK TO ATTALM ANGLES GOAT 3 3 IV I/2 DIA ANC00.a 24 - 'EXIS IN6 SIDE' L45186 ROOF DECK AND BAR .05T ROOF E105n86 .10E 114.40" Ea51N6 WV- 5140114 164DED DECK BEARING DETAIL O THROUGH EXISTING / NEW 3/4 1-0 6 COIPACTOD 11= 641.4341JR FILL TYPILA . 00r43_5 5 -0 4' OL 2 OL I-0 P10 1YA. FOOT1A5 2-0 1-0 NW(2)5 BOFFOM 9P42P0E332 507E 9/5 6 9 EEMe11a5 PLATE 3/16 r 2 ROOF DE..K 4 BAR .I265T (SEE PLNiI 71 'FASTING SIDE Emma RO06ACE 011 IV6 BE COMP= NW 3/4 PLUCOD TO 10IE14£ 0861400E TO TYPICAL ✓ ARID BAR TPOOP- 44 4 536 0 66 1.V(2) 9/4 DNA SLEEVE ANCHOR 11 11 EA517N6 JBE 114 10 JOIST BEARING DETAIL O THROUGH EXISTING / NEW 3/4 1-O CORf1N0N5 BOLO BEAM POTS(]) 55 5 V604fCAL • 46 OL G9 9 V4 re I/2 DIA 5LEVE ANGMOR 0 24 OL 1715T BRID6a15 SEE PLAN ODECK BEARING DETAIL Bn6 D2 9/4 1-0 5 VH41LAL •46 OL TYPICAL LOST WARNS PLATE 3/b 6 6 PP (2) 1/2 DIA 6 5110 MOONS FOR K 8941E5 JOST 4 5/b x b x 9 41/(2) VY DIA 6 5TI0 A .JHOR5 FOR U4. .015T 1BE 4D. `fE RAN LONn*.ONF BOO BEM O6TH (2) 5h 12 GONGRE1E MA50RR1' SEE PLAIN JL ii Ci it \ T THB ARaumCIURAL NEr URB. INC. 1 ARCHITECTURE PIANNOIG INTERIOR OESIGN CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT 1961 GREEIEY STREET SOWN GREELEY SQUARE SIRLWATER, MN 55082 PHONE 651/430-0606 FAX 651/430-0160 KEL� T.�N CO MILL ®TBmega®?AI086 06 IDI IYr® VD BOOM BLVD. DEB mm118 101 fO BIZ @RO® ate �1M1®4 5 Larson Lareon Engineering of Ylnneaola 3524 Lahore Road White Bear Lake Minnesota 55110 651 481 9120 Project BUTLERS WINES 4 SPIRITS 222b CURvE CREST SLVD STILLWATER, MN _..._ Project No 01-230 Drawn By R WARNER Checked By A STRUCK Dote 2/21/02 Rev sions Item Date O TYPICAL JOIST BEARING DETAIL e 5/8 1,.3/4 I -O' I HORIZONTAL -OW RE11F PO` rL' ( ROLKFAGE LOREIE 1 he by certify Nat N a pion EVERT OnHt GQMCE t BIAGK TO HATGH Em5T1N6 spec Feo0o o report Woa prepared AT E+6DiD AREAS by me or nd my d reel 1 eupems on a d that 1 om a duly SLAB um PLAN LAN ad Eng nee TOP OF SLAB de the kora f th State of IOp'-0' MINNESOTA I b tT ti �i`1 —Y a, S sp to e .Q 4a-�- 1 1Y REINFONtG}D 0Tr501Rr Name Am D`(tl ST'w441 Date •tf4llet Reg N L1ATT- ff I PtALI 5RAN O TYPICAL FOUNDATION DETAIL 3/4 1-0 Sheet Trtle STRUCTURAL DETAILS Sheet Number S4 /02001 15 M h led al Net wk. 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". i _,I (( :1 `� E: �� ,r STEVENS 1858 IJVINGSTONE ROAD HUDSON WISCONSIN 54016 WNW SfEVENSENGINEERS COM (651)638-2075 (715)386-5818 FAX (715)366 6879 SHEET DESCRIPTION RICK S 36 EROSION CONTROL PLAN STILLWATER MN I HEREBY CERTIFY THAT THIS PLAN WAS PREPARED BY ME OR UNDER MY DIRECT SUPERVISION AND THAT I AM A DULY REGISTERED PROFESSIONAL ENGINEER UNDER THE LAWS OF THE STATE OF MINNESOTA D ,� DRAWN BY EFG REVISIONS ) CHECKED BY JPD PROJECT ENGINEER JPD PROJECT NO 5017 RE(/NO i ''''f‘r ,— DATE 2-Al/0,- DATE 2/21/02 ENGINEERS RLE NAME S IiNEW RICKS 361,2r&k3a2 Idwg Feb 20 2002 II 06am • • 60 0 9 4 10 8 26 8 L_Li' T 11 s • x x Nb'1d 10O-1� L__ 00 � -o-----�-- -fie----dE -- 00 \�1 0 1 D N rt o'— s -o-----00-----o-E-----EE---- ----r9 80 0 EXISTING D 0—---f70—--- NEW 26 8 NOT TO BE USED FOR CONSTRUCTION a e H RICKS 36 STILLWATER MN�^ FLOOR PLAN il lgVeg ga E xx a _ A CA > // DRAIN BY STEVE ONTO REVISION 5 KELLISON COMPANY 1300 HUDSON BLVD SUITE 200 OAKDALE MN 55128 JAHIE ANDERSON CHECKED BY DON BAKER 5 11NEW RICKS 361/2rIk3a2 Idmg Feb 20 7007 II07em • • Pg A s m X NO J AE1E 1s3m NOT TO BE USED FOR CONSTRUCTION Nollv\:1 Hlnos NOI1tA�ilsb`� P11 '.:111 - mil 1 �' RICKS 36 MN ELEVATIONS E EFg g ° 4 W _� z K.acoSTILLWATER DRAIN BY STEVE OTTO REVISION 05"I KELLISON COMPANY 73maa NUDSON BLVD SUITE 200 OAKDALE MN 55128 JAI11E ANDERSON CHECKED BY DON BAKER • • H P C APPLICATION REVIEW FORM CASE NO DR/02-07 Hentage Preservation Date March 4, 2002 Project Location 242 North Main Street Comprehensive Plan Distnct Central Business District Zoning Distnct CBD Applicant's Name David Fazendin, for Johnny's TV Type of Application Design Review Project Descnption Design review for an awning for Johnny's TV Discussion The request is for design approval of an awning with the name of the business and services on it The proposed awning would be burgundy and would have "Johnny's TV" and other services offered on the angled part of the canopy and other items that can be purchased on the valance, all in white lettering This signage is more square footage than what is permitted by the sign ordinance The total building signage that is permitted according to the sign ordinance is as follows "The total building signage may have an aggregate area not exceeding one square foot of building face parallel or substantially parallel to a street lot line " In the above case, the applicant has approximately 39 lineal feet of lease space parallel to the street, which would allow for 39 square feet of signage It is staffs opinion that the awning be at a one to one pitch with the name "Johnny's TV on it and the services be listed on an 8 inch to 1 foot valance Conditions of Approval 1 The awning sign shall meet the square footage permitted by the sign ordinance 2 The awning shall have the business name "Johnny's TV on the pitched section of the awning and the services on the 8" — 1' valance 3 Awning will not be lit 4 The awning will be at a one to one pitch 5 No additional signage 6 Structural elements of the awning shall be at least eight feet above the sidewalk 7 The awning valance shall be at least seven feet above the sidewalk • • • Recommendation Approval as conditioned Findings The request meets the intent of the Downtown Design Guidelines Attachments Application Form/Letter/Elevation Drawing Recommendation Findings Attachments 0G/15/2001 07 57 4308810 CITY OF STILLWATER PAGE 03 • Lot Size (dimensions) x Land Area _ Height of Buildings Storiesi Peet Principal Accessory _ Case No Date Flied Fee Paid Receipt No PLANNING ADMINISTRATION FORM COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT CITY OF STILLWATER 216 NORTH FOURTH STREET STILLWATER, MN 55082 *An escrow fee Is also required to the Fees $50I20( $70/20( $100 $100+50110 Comprehensive Plan Amendment* $500 Zoning Amendment* $300 _Planning Unit Development * $500 `Certificate of Compliance $70 ...Design Review $25 costs of attorney and engineering fees (see attached) ACTION REQUESTED _Special/Conditional Use Permit Variance _Resubdivlsion Subdivision* 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 applications PROPERTY IDENTIFICATION Address of Project. 2y 'Z.. A Sr Assessors Parcel No Zoning District CAW' "I hereby state the foregoing statements and all data, information and evidence submlffed herewith In al/ respects, to tile best of my knowledge and belief, true and correct I further certify 1 will comply with file permit If it Is granted and used " Property Owner JLQ Mailing Address 24 L ►v is-% pc ; S� City - State - zip .SC', \l Telephone No Slgnatu� Description of Project_ l�,r•-% -` sir° orActh_ Representative i-1 Mailing Address City - State - Zip Telephone No - Signature _ SITE AND PROJECT DESCRIPTION S 741- Total Building floor area %- 874sq�iare fee Existing square feet Proposed square feet Paved Impervious Area square feat No of off-street parking spaces • • • •.]:_DIGITALSATELLITEI..*HONIE-,Attibldi.V.1666 • • H P C APPLICATION REVIEW FORM CASE NO DR/02-08 Hentage Preservation Date March 4, 2002 Project Location 213 Chestnut Street Comprehensive Plan Distnct Central Business Distnct Zoning District CBD Applicant's Name Loren Lorenzen — Universal Signs, Inc representing US Banks Type of Application Design Review Project Descnption Design review of extenor signage for US Bank Discussion The request is for design approval for new signage at what was the Firstar Bank, it is now US Bank The proposed signs shown are somewhat larger than the existing signs in some cases It is imperative the signs stay the same size or smaller lntenor lit signs are not permitted by the sign ordinance in the Downtown area The intenor lit signs that are there now were all grandfathered in Any change to the use or the size of the sign would constitute that the sign not be internally lit The propose pylon sign needs to stay within the same square footage or smaller of the existing pylon which is approximately 36 square feet The new sign will have a dark blue box with white lettenng, a red shield and is internally lit The wall sign will be replace with a 33" x 42" bronze plaque All window signs do not require design review The ordinance allows up to one third of each window to have signage in it Recommendation Approval as conditioned Conditions of Approval 1 All signage shall be the same square footage as the signage it s replacing 2 All signage will have a blue background with white lettenng and a red shield 3 No additional signage 4 All revisions to the approved signage plan shall be reviewed and approved by the Hentage Preservation Commission Findings The request meets the intent of the Downtown Design Guidelines by having been "grand fathered" in Attachments Application Form/Site Plan/Elevations • Case No O I b2 O Date Filed 2 Zo cZ. Receipt No 68- 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 IN ith application becomes the property of the City of Stillwater •Address of Project Zoning Distnct PROPERTY IDENTIFICATION gi3 CheZri4Cd 5 re 6t. Assessor's Parcel No Descnption of Project "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 I will comply with the permit if it is granted and used " Property Owner Mailing Address otS'Darnk ;l3 cliesrtvtat Ste - City State Zip /Ii,✓ -t- i"1v _c_5d 2- Telephone No (PsI-M'daob (� Representative vtn Nzr1 o 1 SteJNif, v► c_, Mailing Address 10 33 %tor--rs Alit, City State Zip _Si- 44,( i`/v' S3 7Dy' elephone No JU1N Signature 6s1- 64/-.5--0z3 /,d rev\ G-a reAl zeN, Revised September 16 1998 • • n y/vv sr • Z13 61eetr f-10 9;.a. 1 0 in 5 EXISTING SPECIFICATIONS FOR D/F CABINETS W/ FLEX FACES PANES A 4E TAMERS 1E4 FACE 44PNIC5 BALLASTS LUMINATION 4 ICE MOLES PA NT P NISN SIONCOMP EXTRUSION OR ALTERNATE W/1 0 OUT TO OUT 3M FLEX FACE MATERIAL WITM3M TRANSLUCENT VINYL )SEE BELOW) 74 TRANSLUCENT OPS VINYL RED / VO 7701 BLUE / VO 7559 AU. BALLAST TO BE SIZED 70 PERMIT A MAXIMUM OF PI) LAMPS PER BALLAST AU. 120 VOLT BALLAST ARE TO OE INSTALLED IN THE END FRAMES OF THE ALUMINUM EXTRUDED RACEWAY ONLY Ti a,MO FLUORESCENT DAYLIGHT LAMPS SPACED A MAXIMUM OF 11 ON CENTER 4 DIAMETER SERVICE HOLES ARE TO MACHINE PUNCHED INTO THE INTERIOR EXTRUDED RACEWAY APPROX 11 ON CENTER AT BOTH THE TOP AND BOTTOM SAND ETCH PRIME AND FINISH COAT ALL DP08ED SURFACES IN AKZO NOBEL 8EM14W88 FINISH WHITE AND/OR PMS 2740 BLUE THE BUJ! SHOULD MATCH THE VINYL WHEN ILLUMINATED UL ALL SIGNS TO BE FABRICATED TO COMPLY WITH AU. APPLICABLE UL AND NATIONAL ELECTRIC CODE STDS SCONNECT EEL POLE LEVES I CO ERS EACH D SPLAY SHOULD HAVE AN EXTERNAL DISC WITH A WEATHER PROOF SPRING WADED COVER 1 N X 1 14 STEEL ANGLE POLE SLEEVES TO BE FINISH COATED WITH A WHITE RUST INHIBITING ENAMEL AND BOLTED IN PUCE TOP AND BOTTOM TO ACCEPT WELDING TO POLES THAT EXTEND THRU THE CABINETS 4 N 090 ALUM NUM DECORATIVE SUPPORT COVER NOTE SUPPORT POLES THAT 00 NOT REQUIRE DECORATIVE SUPPORT COVER WILL BE PAINTED To HATCM7RP-0 RO U50 NI( GREY 3717i E0 (AKFLAND BLVT) ST osXE 01110 4404S 4 440 953 228C. 9 HI -RISE HORIZONTAL 10 3/0 L_ 6'5- [ bank IncSIPESerlICC ( uval,Iic i f c/z Ctigitje) On 1,7 1 C PR SA ati.s E PROPERV i O'TE 1.i.m COMPAMf ° wI IciIZEa:USE DUPUICAfION Wfl R SUIT IIA $100010¢ CHARt ? MC, GN COI ci L ILA P CZEIbank #MN030 a 1 0 T E SHOWN ' M US BANK t_ _8/211/01 eq a o Ell ang #MningoA (11 El S:t 9 1 G I-) C. • BIND 1 EXISTING PROPOSED 33" 42" ivi'. Sfar.Scrv1Cc GILirantCC(J 9" O A LOGO HT PROPOSED BRONZE REPLACEMENT PLA UE SCALE 3/4" = 1' (2) REQ'D . THE,MG SIGN C0�IPRNY"ANY.UN RUTHORItED,USE OR DUPLICATION WILI,RESUIr IN A �1000 00 CHARGE O MC SIGN... 19 N4iIGE; PRI�� AITE�IE �(CCUSI�E PROPERT'(OF" .- . - : - ...-. .... _ ..... •� Aocument location ecal _ IU i IC RANK 8/21101 ua eft file name drawing 0108-21-59 drawn • • 48" V 5" BLACK COPY 3-1/2" BLACK COPY 2-1/2" BLACK COPY 35280 LAKELAND BLVD OEEEO 44095 O53-2280 96" PROPOSED WHITE ALUMINUM REPLACEMENT FACE SCALE 1/2" = 1' BANK CUSTOMER PRIVATE PARKING ONLY NO PARKING EXCEPT FOR BANK CUSTOMERS. UNAUTHORIZED VEHICLES WILL BE TOWED AT OWNERS EXPENSE. THIS RAMP IS CLOSED & LOCKED AT 6 00 PM REMAINING VEHICLES WILL BE TOWED 1,t1. r'+4IlrypRIVATEPAIhINL {10 PAo Nu EXCEPT FOR CUSTOMERS OF FIRSTAR yr . Av AUTIIOfIZEO VEIIICLES WILL 8E+ TOWED AT OWNEIIS EXPENSE �r71SDAllIPISMSEUbLOCOED ATGOO PAT HLMAIDItICVEIIICIESWill DTTOWED r EXISTING BLACK VINYL COPY BANK CUSTOMER PRIVATE PARKING ONLY NO PARKING EXCEPT FOR BANK CUSTOMERS UN OWED AT OWNERS EXPENSEMRIZED VEHICLES WILL BE THISCLOSED DAMP II Pp EYAISIaVEHICLES WILL BE TOWED 1liIik �x;f �`r IT"t�TTF13T1 PROPOSED O,TICE;, PRINTS ARE THE EXCLUSIVE PROPERTY; OFVTHE MC S N, COMPANY° ANY UN.AUTHOFlZED USA OR DUPLICATION wILL RESULT N A $1000,00 CH iGE 0 MC SON CO, :199,. client _ - scab embank salsa TE SHOWN document location customer approval/data M US BANK LocaUen #MNO'O date 8/21/01 aqua a Ft file name - drawing Ar • 11.111.01n A drawn 14 1 7-1 /2" lIaA0 LAKELAND BLVD OHIO 44095 53•2280 2285 A • PROPOSED ALUMINUM REPLACEMENT FACE SCALE 3/4" = 1' 68" EXISTING DURANOTIC BROWN W/ WHITE VINYL COPY PROPOSED ._ „.,..... .,, . .. . . ......, ..... _ .. .. ......„. ..._ . ,.... ... -.....;._ ... . - .:,.07E.',.,FRINTS,Ak.1FE::.p7v5w.p.p..p.P,Rly.pF E NIQ::.$0:QopvAy:vgiiip..Ripy.E.0R...pv.0(0.otIwigrIFS0.../...$1.00,.(1.po.QipG;-0 (tilOr'siN.-colso'i cll nt .,' % • ,•,:: 1:.'• ., ',. ..,'' - ,H % ',_•..-,'_,.• , -•.•• • , • •••.L....,•• ..,: • • --, - • - ..• .• .•.• — ' ,,.. . •. • - • • • - - • ._.....2.-•••,, - . •.— " _,.:-.......-.:"2. %. '- eoles I , ecol document location 127 bank LOcetIon #MN030 ante rf V TE SHOWN 8/21/01 equare ft M US BANK cuetom r approMi/cia cc dna., toy 4" PROPOSED WINDOW DECAL SCALE PROPORTIONAL +SIONCO\1PANY• 35280 LAKELAND BLVD �STIAKE, 01110 44095 953-228 1l63-2285 EXISTING I�IOTICE� PRINSC, THE I(CLI�SI PROPER cli nt Location MD bank #MN030 11 3/4" 1 25/8"OA LOGO HT WHITE COPY ON CLEAR STATIC CLING IN REVERSE PROPOSED Dales E MC SIGN C0MPANY"scale .AN' U�1 AUIF RIZED: USE ORment location 0UPLICATION WILL RESULT I(� A $1000 00 CHARGE 0 Ni0 SIGN C0199:_ cuotomcr approved/dete date T E SHOWN M US BANK 8/21/01 aquae ft file name drawing at #MN030A 0108-21-4 drawn by Hq .:!.c. . :•..:.';.), El0N COMPANi,. BLVD 01010 44095 SO 4" 1 1 3/4" FilVe Star Arno Guaranteed L J[1-1 Nj L J PROPOSED WINDOW DECAL SCALE PROPORTIONAL EXISTING i 2 5/8" 0 A LOGO HT WHITE COPY ON CLEAR STATIC CLING IN REVERSE PROPOSED ,...0iTicE.p..r.i.INTs11tRE.THEpcLovpitippRiypFTEgc;$1pN:ppy..pr,,N...‘(..iJN.:uTilo.:131.z,ED:spRf;()P.1.1cg104W..1(L..1f.a,l(T:..INA.$fp(10...Q.0.,c1:0[3Ge..ppN7)..,i..99.:_:;, I. nt sale.= ecaie document location cuotomer el pproval/clo to [Mbank T E SHOWN M US BANK °cation #M N030 rev B/21/01 aqua c ft ile name #MN030A eh -mewing # ni OR-91-C7 'drawn by 14C • MC SION CONIPANY: client 4" 11 3/4" 2 El VC Star gef711Ce Guaranteed 703r_ BNB vE PROPOSED WINDOW DECAL SCALE PROPORTIONAL EXISTING 2 5/8" 0 A LOGO HT WHITE COPY ON CLEAR STATIC CLING IN REVERSE PROPOSED OTICE;.PRINTORETHEEXQLV...SIIPROER170F..7HEyqiSic31\1).CIVIPA1.1y",. ANYDUPLICATION )ILL document location customer approved/date ITE3 bank valet, eca le te T E SHOWN M US BANK 8 211/01 esquare ft d awn by Location #M N030 flit, name cirmwirte #MN030A 0108-21-58 HS • • • H P C APPLICATION REVIEW FORM CASE NO DR/02-09 Hentage Preservation Date March 4, 2002 Project Location 6001 Stillwater Blvd Comprehensive Plan Distnct Business Park Commercial Zoning Distnct BP-C Applicant's Name Loren Lorenzen — Universal Signs, Inc representing US Bank Type of Application Design Review Project Descnption Design review of exterior signage Discussion The applicant is requesting design approval of three new signs for US Bank (formerly US Bank/Firstar) The proposed signs will replace existing signs Each sign will consist of a blue background, white lettering and a red shield All signs are required to have equal square footage to the signs they are replacing or Tess square footage The pylon sign and monument sign as proposed are shown larger than permitted The monument sign cannot exceed 30 square feet The pylon sign cannot exceed the existing 120 square feet Both signs, the monument sign and the pylon sign are internally lit The wall sign will not be lit Conditions of Approval 1 All revisions to the approved sign plan shall be reviewed and approved by the Heritage Preservation Commission 2 No additional signage Recommendation Approval as conditioned Findings The request meets the intent of the West Business Park Design Guidelines Attachments Application Form/Photos/Elevation Drawings Case No DgQz.- ClQ Date Filed Receipt No l,o 1 • Fee $25 00 • Telephone No Signature • 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 6001 Sf//water 6Ivd . Assessor's Parcel No Zoning District Description of Project "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 e' S b& u % Representative a)We -Sai .Sri, ��G . Mailing Address 00 / $i II,,., - V Ivtt Mailing Address %o-3 740 v .c Ade, City State Zip S1-11 /44- - 1 ') ..5--s aZ City State Zip 51 ►Li 41 J'M) SSl 4' 6s/ - 3S1 —Zsr Telephone No .5--1 d 69-S- D �Z 3 Signature Revised September 16, 1998 i 1 %All \i#4.41 9T NVty ------------Tirr‘ko 6 vi i9 ini-).priip. 1 Ga-9 '' EXISTING SPECIFICATIONS FOR D/F CABINETS W/ FLEX FACES FRAMES 5 RETAINERS. SIONCOMP EXTRUSION OR ALTERNATE W/Z T OUT TO OUT SION FACE 3M FLEX FACE MATERIAL WITH 3M TRANSLUCENT VINYL (SEE BELOW) GRAPHICS 3M TRANSLUCENT OPS VINYL RED P VO 7701 BLUE • VO 7559 BALLASTS ALL BALLAST TO BE SIZED TO PERMIT A MAXIMUM OF (4) LAMPS PER BALLAST ALL 120 VOLT BALLAST ARE TO BE INSTALLED IN THE END FRAMES OF THE ALUMINUM EXTRUDED RACEWAY ONLY ILLUMINATION T12 HO FLUORESCENT DAYLIGHT LAMPS SPACED A MAXIMUM OF 11 ON CENTER SERVICE HOLES 4 DIAMETER SERVICE HOLES ARE TO MACHINE PUNCHED INTO THE INTERIOR EXTRUDED RACEWAY APPROX It ON CENTER AT BOTH THE TOP AND BOTTOM PAINT FINISH SAND ETCH PRIME AND FINISH COAT ALL EXPOSED SURFACES IN AKZO NOBEL BEMI-GLOBS FINISH WHITE AND/OR PMS 2745 BLUE THE BLUE SHOULD MATCH THE VINYL WHEN ILLUMINATED UL ALL SIGNS TO BE FABRICATED TO COMPLY WITH AU. APPLICABLE UL AND NATIONAL ELECTRIC CODE STOS DISCONNECT EACH DISPLAY SHOULD HAVE AN EXTERNAL DISC WITH A WEATHER PROOF SPRING LOADED COVER STEEL POLE SLEEVES 1 WIL 1 14 STEEL ANGLE POLE SLEEVES TO BE FINISH COATED WITH A WHITE RUST INHIBITING ENAMEL AND BOLTED IN PLACE TOP AND BOTTOM TO ACCEPT WELDING TO POLES THAT EXTEND THRU THE CABINETS POLE COVERS MIN 000 ALUMINUM DECORATIVE SUPPORT COVER NOTE SUPPORT POLES THAT DO NOT REQUIRE DECORATIVE SUPPORT COVER WILL BE PAINTED TO MATCH ORIP-0ARD USBANK GREY- i 51CN COMPANY. k. as2%0 LAKELAND BLVD CE, OHIO 44095 83-2280 I . F I HRH-145 145 SQ FT FLEX FACE HI RISE HORIZONTAL ri 1 7 3/8"r — 0 N 20'-3 bank Five Star Service Guaranteed 3.0' 1— HRH-145 — ALUMINUM DECORATIVE PANEL 090 MIN PAINT TO MATCH GRIP-GARD US BANK GREY HRH-145 145 SQ FT HI -RISE FLEX FACE PYLON SIGN SCALE PROPORTIONAL IVE PROP:'TY OF°THE MC SIGN OMP L NY" ANY UN-AUTHORI ED USE OR DUPLICATION WI RESULT IN A 100i.00 C AR 0 C.SI N 1.19 IV bank gal is coal doc me t location custorncr ap proves I/61 atc T E SHOWN M US BANK I o atlas #MN024 date 8/18/01 square fC Me name drawing it #MN024 m nR-1 R-C2 cl own by HR • 24;110UN.BANKING EXISTING SPECIFICATIONS FOR D/F CABINETS W/ RIDGID FACES FRAMES 8 SIGNCOMP EXTRUSION OR RETAINERS ALTERNATE Wl 1A OUT TO OUT SIGN FACE 3/18 SOLAR GRADE MODIFIED LOON OVERLAID FIRST SURFACE WITH 2M VINYL (SEE BELOW) GRAPHICS SM TRANSLUCENT OPB VINYL RED F VO 7701 BLUE / VO 7559 BALLASTS ALL BALLAST TO BE SIZED TO PERMIT A MAXIMUM OF (1) LAMPS PER BALLAST ALL 120 VOLT BALLAST ARE TO BE INSTALLED IN THE END FRAMES OF THE ALUMINUM EXTRUDED RACEWAY ONLY ILLUMINATION 712410 FLUORESCENT DAYLIGHT LAMPS SPACED A MAXIMUM OF 11 ON CENTER SERVICE HOLES 4 DIAMETER SERVICE HOLES ARE TO MACHINE PUNCHED INTO THE INTERIOR EXTRUDED RACEWAY APPROX 11 ON CENTER AT BOTH THE TOP AND BOTTOM PAINT FINISH BAND ETCH PRIME AND FINISH COAT ALL EXPOSED SURFACES IN AIQO NOBEL SEMI-0LO88 FINISH WHITE AND/OR PUS 2748 BLUE THE BLUE SHOULD MATCH THE VINYL WHEN ILLUMINATED UL ALL SIGNS TO BE FABRICATED TO COMPLY WITH ALL APPLICABLE UL AND NATIONAL ELECTRIC CODE SIDS DISCONNECT EACH DISPLAY SHOULD HAVE AN EXTERNAL DISC WITH A WEATHER PROOF SPRING LOADED COVER STEEL POLE 1 A X 1 A STEEL ANGLE POLE SLEEVES TO BE FINISH SLEEVES COATED WITH A WHITE RUST INHIBITING ENAMEL AND BOLTED IN PLACE TOP AND BOTTOM TO ACCEPT WELDING TO POLES THAT EXTEND THRU THE CABINETS POLE COVERS MIN .080 ALUMINUM DECORATIVE SUPPORT COVER NOTE SUPPORT POLES THAT DO NOT REQUIRE DECORATIVE SUPPORT COVER WILL BE PAINTED TO MATCH ORIP-0ARD USBANK GREY' 'M ���?: %SIGN CON1PANN. 35280 LAKELAND BLVD ILASLLAKE OHIO 44095 440 953 2260 M nrn nnnr 1 8" HRH-28 LP 1-0' 1.0 r PLAN VIEW 9%0' bank Five Star Service Guaranteed ALUMINUM DECORATIVE PANEL 090 MIN PAINT TO MATCH GRIP GARD US BANK GREY HRH-28 LP 28 SQ FT HORIZONTAL LOW PROFILE SIGNAGE SCALE PROPORTIONAL I OTICE: PANTS ARE THE EXCLUSIVE PROPER1 Y_OF°THE MC; SK LCOMPANY" ANY UNAUTHORIZED USE.OR DUPLICATION, WILL RESULT IN A $1000.00 CHARGE 0 MC,SIGN CO 1998 sal s scal do umcnt location customer approval/date CM bank T E SHOWN M US BANK o ation #MN024 data 8/1 i /01 aqua a Ft FII am#MN024 drawing !F 0108-1 -S4 wri HS N ch O 1 3'-0" NON -ILLUMINATED WALL SIGN SCALE PROPORTIONAL "t%0 LAKELAND BLVD �wKE, O IO 44095 3-280 b280 _II t EXISTING 22 1 12 3M VINYL- RED VC) 7701 & BLUE Via 7559 APPLIED FIRST SURFACE PROPOSED • BNI-13 PAINT CAB & RETURNS WHI1TE—Ir ALUM CLIPS 1 5 SECURED TO J I FASCIA _ 063 ALUM PANEL SECURE TO 1 5 ALUM TUBE FRAME PAINT WHITE W/ VINYL LOGO APPLIED —► 1st SURFACE SECTION-THRU NTS OTICE PANTS ARE T1E.EXCLUSIVE PROPERTY OF"TIE MC SIGN COMPANYI' .ANY UNAUTHORIZED USE 0R DUPLICATION WILL RESULT: N A $1000.00 CHARGE :O.N. SIGN CO.1998 oolcr acal .0E document location customer opproval/cl tc [V bank T E SHOWN M US BANK Locatlo #MN024 8/18/01 .qua file name #MN024 clrawing it 0108-18-55 el own by HS • • • H P C APPLICATION REVIEW FORM CASE NO DR/02/O Hentage Preservation Date March 4, 2002 Project Location 114 East Chestnut Street Comprehensive Plan Distnct Central Business District Zoning District CBD Applicant's Name Joele Hiers , Brunswick Inn Type of Application Design Review Project Descnption Design review of sign package for the Brunswick Inn Discussion The applicant is requesting design approval of the submitted sign package for the new Brunswick Inn This is the former Harvest Inn The package would consist of two signs, one 2' x 3' projecting sign for the Brunswick Inn and one wall sign for Amy's at Brunswick, a pastry shop The wall sign will follow the sign ordinance as far as how much square footage is allowed Both signs are black with gold lettering The Inn sign will have a portrait of Mr Brunswick and a vacancy/no vacancy sign The signs will not be lit For your information, the applicant is appearing before the Planning Commission on March 11 to request a Special Use Permit for the inn, for weddings and for non -acoustical music in the garden Recommendation Approval as conditioned Conditions of Approval 1 No additional signage 2 All revisions to the approved sign package shall be reviewed and approved by the Heritage Preservation Commission Findings The request meets the intent of the Downtown Design Guidelines Attachments Application Form/Elevation Drawings 01/14/2002 11 35 4308810 01/14/2002 11 31 4308810 • CITY OF STILLWATER PAGE 08 is Case No Dr-10Z- elit. Date Filed 2 ZO - O j. Receipt No Fee: $25 OC 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 • 111liof S1-rd- Address of Project I - (e Zoning District Description of Project 5 1 sn cL o e2 • Assessor's Parcel No "I hereby state the foregoing statements and al! data, Information and evidence submitted herewith in al 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 (-jrLa5til cK 1nh (PCfr-ko it LRep esentative3 e1e ker5/Crl i IrliKIend Mailing Address IN L C t PSth l l,- c4 Mailing Address J 1 5 5 -3r S+ City State Zip I ( lwade (. rn n 5-' City State Zip Sill f Water, (Yl a1 550,8'01- Telephone No (p 61- 3 0' S 1 l I Telephone No 6 S 1- 4 9- I 7 b" Signature ()11It dLu) Signature Revised September16 1998 j c • 0 0 cU S '': `,.1) 1 Sq q-',1 A aj a. c d6. Y d • • • H P C APPLICATION REVIEW FORM CASE NO DR/02-11 Hentage Preservation Date March 4, 2002 Project Location 1875 Northwestern Avenue Comprehensive Plan Distnct Business Park Office Zoning Distnct BP-0 Applicant's Name Brian Larson, AIA, representing Family/Means Type of Application Design Review Project Descnption Design review of an office building for Family/Means Discussion The applicant is requesting design approval for a 1904 square foot office building for Family/Means, is a not for profit family service agency There will ultimately be 52 employees, currently there are about 38 employees Parking requirements are one space per each 300 square feet of floor area There is an area in the building could be used for an assembly room, this area requires another parking formula A total of 85 parking spaces are required, 86 on site parking spaces are provided The applicant will bring a "cut" sheet of the proposed light pole and of the bollards to the meeting The south property line runs approximately down the middle of a shared site entrance drive with the south neighbors, DiaSonn There will be a entrance/exit dnve near the middle of the west property line on Northwestern Avenue Exterior building materials consist of sand molded modular brick, reddish in color with a mix of dark and light tones, and colored mortar The roof is standing seam metal, gray in color Trim will be a warm gray Glazing will be clear insulated glass The frames will be gray with some mullion dividing patterns All mechanical equipment except the condenser will be inside the building in a mechanical room The condenser is four feet high and will be screened in with a brick wall and some landscape A Landscape Plan is provided in the packet Signage will be discussed at the meeting At the time of writing this report, only the location of the sign is drawn on the Site Plan Recommendation Approval as conditioned • • Conditions of Approval 1 All utilities shall be completely screened from public view 2 A lighting plan showing the fixture type, height, location and exterior lighting intensity shall be submitted with building permit plans for Planning Director approval All lighting shall be directed away from the street and adjacent properties Light sources shall be shielded from direct view and protected form damage by vehicles 3 All landscaping shall be installed before utility release or final project inspection No project shall be phased unless the Planning Commission grants approval 4 Continuous concrete curbing shall be installed to separate parking areas from landscape areas 5 Handicapped parking spaces and signage, in compliance with State requirements, shall be shown on building permit plans and installed before final inspection of the project 6 The street address of the building shall be displayed in a location conspicuous from the public street 7 The trash enclosure shall be made of a sturdy opaque masonry material, with trash receptacles screened from view and compatible with the color and materials of the project 8 Fencing, as indicated on the plans, shall protect all trees required to remain on site, or other necessary measures shall be taken to prevent damage during construction activity 11 No roof equipment shall be visible to the general public 12 All gutters, downspouts, flashings, etc shall be painted to match the color of the adjacent surface 13 Construction projects shall conform to the City's Noise ordinance Construction during the dry season shall mitigate excess dust problems 14 Grading and drainage plan to be approved by City Engineer before building permits are issued 15 Sign package to be approved by the Heritage Preservation Commission, including directional signs 16 Exterior lighting plan to be reviewed and approved by the Heritage Preservation Commission 17 All security lights on building shall be downlit 18 A sign permit is required for signage 19 All exterior modifications to the approved plan are to be reviewed by Community Development Director Findings The request meets the intent of the West Business Park Design Guidelines Attachments Application Form/Construction Documents Case No PIC.1 b2_.-11 • , 4( Receipt No Fee $25 00 Date Filed ?_- 24- -O? DESIGN REVIEW APPLICATION FORM COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT CITY OF STILLWATER 216 NORTH FOURTH STREET STILLWATER, MN 55082 The applicant is responsible for the completeness and accuracy of all forms and supporting material submitted in connection with any application All supporting material (i e photos, sketches, etc) submitted with application becomes the property of the City of Stillwater PROPERTY IDENTIFICATION tile, -1- t t At • "ddress of Project Noe� 'AL‘-'1Z, r' NOE, Assessor's Parcel No Zoning District 7P-S Descnption of Project VA 1O4O {a sae butt c14t.+. , , Ca►S'vuc{-io,A 1vt6k,ud,..vs vAvv-iv.,01 kaAndSc4Tttel , e-,1}'e tvtA ruitukeviis avid �`}j DrlMwerkAr o44-0" "1 hereby state the foregoing statements and all data, information and evidence submitted herewith in all respects, to the best of my knowledge and belief, true and correct I further certify 1 will comply with the permit if it is granted and used " FNAM MWrniS Property Owner P' -P0A - oe,,AA P *- , rizee, Mailing Address '2 WET "KRT ST City State Zip eiTlLLWM Z IM t1 5S0$'-- Telephone No Le 1- 47.7a 4 4xt 0 Representative SRiAt4 L , /41A Mailing Address LAiz1 'beet)NW Atza� T'S City State Zip $o1' NI 4Y'=' G'T emu. r/ oti2 Telephone No (-05' 1-4'27D-cif) S • SignatureJI16- 6.Q ua cgnSignature Revised September 16, 1998 Schematic Design Narrative 2 22 02 FamdyMeans Office Building Design Review Larson Brenner Architects FamilyMeans is a pnvate not for profit family service agency offenng programs and services for families and communities in Washington County western Wisconsin and the Twin Cities Metropolitan Area They have been located in Stillwater at 216 W Myrtle for many years and have recently acquired a site for a new office building near the intersection of Tower and Northwestem Avenues just north of the existing DiaSonn building The proposed new office building is approximately 18 000 square feet on one level with a 1 400 sf basement/mechanical room 86 on -site parking spaces are provided including three accessible spaces The south property line runs approximately down the middle of a shared site entrance and drive with DiaSonn and will be used for automobile access and circulation at several points There will also be a new entrance/exit dnve near the middle of the west edge of the site on Northwestem Avenue with single monument sign located near the dnve There are two sidewalk connections to the street frontage at Northwestern Avenue A new storm water retention/NURP pond is created at the east end of the site collecting water from the building site and catch basins in the parking lot This pond discharges into an existing 12 R C P at the east end of the site The building s primary exterior materials include exterior walls of sand molded modular brick reddish in color with a mix of dark and light tones and colored mortar Most of the roof is a low slope standing seam metal roof probably a warm dove gray in color The fixed extenor windows frames will be a similar color with some mullion dividing patterns as indicated in drawings Glazing will be clear or green tint insulated glass The soffit/exposed roof structure above the clerestory window running much of the length of the building will be laminated wood with wood structural decking The columns and soffit at the entry porch will also be wood The building creates an entry court to the west and a more private court for client and employee use to the east The pedestnan connection and trail from the east end of the parking sidewalk to the existing pond and around the new pond on the east end of the site will be a bid alternate Landscaping and lighting are indicated on the attached plans • • • • 4 z i : N :D Z 09 ro o ,�z3- LP 3-'a p.� � r a GsZ o N m 3.< > c c co q‘- 3 Eg Asa 414 gait 0 o 1:norr I- I T ' �E t -ry cr ME kAi". 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Inc Use or pubrrraeon requires wntten approval horn SALA ArcMects Inc OProject Number Project Architect Drawn By JAI- NI J 5 Date of Issue Sheet No • • TABLE OF CONTENTS AO COVERSHEET Al SITE SURVEY A2 SITE PLAN A3 FLOOR PLAN A4 BASEMENT PLAN A5 ELEVATIONS AO ELEVATION DETAIL/YARD BUILDING A7 SECTIONS A8 AERIAL SKETCH A9 PERSPECTIVE SKETCH - EXTERIOR ENTRY A10 INTERIOR PERSPECTIVE SKETCH - OPEN OFFICE All INTERIOR PERSPECTIVE SKETCH - LOBBY FamilyMeans Office Building Larson Brenner Architects AO Schematic Design February 22, 2002 • • • Existing Building 11111 s�i'r 1A1 �` � 1`eNls(1i�lu i' �.�,arT•��r- ITIP Waterman & Sanitary Service (Per Plan) zo .: -4,4/ oJv , p A)r Existing Building 4 SITE SURVEY SCAM. 1 e 40 -0 FamilyMeans Office Building Larson Brenner Architects 7 6 Recorded on 7/31/80 WOODED AREA TE BEN L-RIM--CAtC ELEVATIO1 to 20 i 10 Folz, Freeman, Dupay & Associates, Inc LAND SURVEYING LAND PLANNING 5620 MEMORIAL AVENUE NORTH STILLWATER MINNESOTA 55082 (651) 439 8833 Fax (651) 430 9331 Al Dr Ut, ►'C Schematic Design February 22, 2002 fe • TOWER DR NEW ENTRY SIGN IWO 411111, avair- Aria \A•/V �f NOMI SHARED ACCESS DRI SITE PLAN FAMILY MEANS BUILDING (MAIN ENTRANCE EMPLOYEE ENTRANCE Stromiumwswo i 1a12to WO/I- INNER C '4441QIAOW URTYARET C0 ii■!f fit,. �1 nw. iC NONflwWsT LOOft M r• ~. 1,1 i:i i.vi i.i i.I*MA* *! ...:� NMMMMMP\ ..0erA 9MIWM.711 ►•� PL "}LfjMomIgmnamm \onJ����t o���umor uuu�i�►ttt�n�uGttri-rr�W�.�ia.utntutttuotrto74.►tunuuwCi.1►1uuutiutttuutuiiii�uu►� �i111i11 SCALE 7 40 0 NEW BITUMINOUS PARKING LOT 66 TOTAL SPACES , a. b �1 r Mf MJIE 'D L R �•-, (I P NG LOT 0 E¢ Conc Curb (Typical) Existing Metal Building BLtynl3rkti Pgwbx FRAIIIENE4 NECT1 PATHP FamilyMeans Office Building A2 4,T'E: Larson Brenner Architects Schematic Design February 22, 2002 • • • FIRST FLOOR PLAN SCAT& 1/16 .1 -0' Eno o El DODD -1 22112114132 18 00069 PIRST FLOOR to 0 recur� 1 i ?NA 1—_ BEL J Intel 259 0 y�l�1uni I jJEgg� I =A. 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FVOld Flu faoforrl Ica t3UP+OPPAL fPOPOIEln FamilyMeans Office Building Larson Brenner Architects A5 Schematic Design February 22, 2002 • • • 1 ELEVATION DETAIL SCALE 3/1e . t -0 10 9 YARD BUILDING PLAN $CAL .3/10 . 1 0 FRONT ELEVATION BCAL a/le . 1 -0 SIDE ELEVATION SCAM. site .1-0 FamilyMeans Office Building Larson Brenner Architects A6 Schematic Design February 22, 2002 54 8 • • • 13 4 28ti0 13 4 SLOPED ROOF SYSTEM STANDING SEAM PETAL RED ROSIN PAPER ROOFIPG FELT CONT ICE 4 WATER SHELD PLYWOOD ROOF SHEATHING RIGID ROOF INSULATION VAPOR RETARDER 2 NOMINAL WOOD DECKING OFRCE GLU LAM PURLINS IGLU LAM GIRDER GLU LAM IEA 1 AT I0'-6 • C. STEEI. COL LIMNS AT 21 0 O.., BUILDING SECTION OPEN OFFICE scar 3/I0 n 1 0 BUILDING SECTION wale. s/Ire 1 -o -- CLERESTORY WINDOW SYSTEM ji\OFFICE yl . TYPICAL EXTERIOR WALL 4 BRICK VENEER 2 AIR SPACE 2 RIGID INSULATION CP1U BEARING WALL STEEL STUD FRAMING GYPSUM WARD FINISH TYPICAL FLAT ROOF SYSTEM 4 PLY BUILT UP ROOFING WOOD FIBERBOARD TAPERED NSULATICN TO FORM CRICKETS RIGID ROOF NSULATIONI METAL ROOF DECKING FamilyMeans Office Building A7 Larson Brenner Architects Schematic Design February 22, 2002 • • • FamilyMeans Office Building Larson Brenner Architects A8 Schematic Design February 22, 2002 • • • 04 t. PERSPECTIVE SKETCH — EXTERIOR ENTRY J J - FamilyMeans Office Building Larson Brenner Architects A9 Schematic Design February 22, 2002 i • • Architects Inc www SALAarc com MINNEAPOLIS MN 43 Main Street SE Suite 410 55414 Tel (612) 379 3037 Fax (612) 379 0001 Principils Timothy Fuller Joseph G Metzler Eric Odor Associate Marcelo Valdes EXCELSIOR MN 440 2nd Street 55331 Tel (952) 380 4817 Fax (952) 380 4818 Principal Dale Mulfinger Associate Paul Hannan STILLWATER MN 904 South 4th Street 55082 Tel (651) 351 0961 Fax (651) 351 7327 Principils Wayne Branum Kelly R Davis Katherine A Hillbrand Michaela Mahady February 22 2002 Planning Commission and Historic Preservation Commission City of Stillwater Dear Members of the Planning Commission, and the Historic Preservation Commission We are pleased to present to you an application and plans for a carriage house to be built at 320 Pine Street by the new owners of the property Cub and Judy Davis The carriage house consists of a garage of 1000 square feet on the ground floor and a future accessory dwelling unit of 796 square feet on the second level The Davis family is applying for a special use permit for the carriage house The design of the carriage house echoes the main house at 320 Pine in form detail and color The pitches of the roof match those of the existing house and the dormer forms on the second floor recall the steeply pitched dormers on the west elevation of the existing house Exterior treatments such as wood windows narrow lap siding, sawn wall shingles and trim and fascia details will also match the existing residence The carriage house is set well back into the northwest corner of the property in conformance with the rear and back yard setbacks established in the guidelines for accessory dwelling units developed by the City of Stillwater The height of the carriage house will be approximately 27 feet well below the 36 foot height of the residence We believe that the carriage house will be a very pleasing addition to the neighborhood as well as a useful structure for the Davis family since the property currently lacks a garage Sincerely X/ ichaela Mahady SALA Architects 904 South 4th Street Stillwater, Minnesota 55082 02/06/2002 12 27 4308810 CITY OF STILLWATER PAGE 03 • • • COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT CITY OF STILLWATER 216 NORTH FOURTH STREET ST1LLWATER, MN 55082 DEPARTMENT PLANNING ADMINISTRATION FORM ACTION REQUESTED _Special/Conditional Use Permit Variance _ResubdNision __Subdivision` Comprehensive Plan Amendment* Zoning Amendment' Planning Unit Development' Certificate of Compliance _Design Review Case No Date Flied Fee Paid Receipt No Fees $50/200 $70/200 $100 $100+50/tot $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 ell forms and supporting material submitted /n connection with any application All supporting material (1 e , photos, sketches, etc ) submitted with application becomes the property of the City of Stillwater A site plan Is required with applications Any Incomplete application or supporting material will delay tt application process P ROPERTY IDENTIFICATION Address of Project 3ZD WE. J PINE ST Assessor's Parcel No Z000z0¢3do'1 (GEO Code) Description of Prolect_�.f t>= writ PM)F+-1-- Nk U N iT jive 0 we Zoning District F- ' '! hereby state the foregoing statements and all data, Information and evidence submitted herewith In a respects, to file best of my knowledge and belief, true and correct 1 further certify I will comply with file permit if it is granted and used Property Owner was . Jv a lTH tt 'NW, 5 Representative µ k=ri A�-1A M Ati O y Mailing Address i Zb2-3 ST G9o1 X Mailing Address 404 4114 ST Sovrti City - State - Zip STII-a-WA R M N 5.5 0f Z City - State - Zip `✓T11-1-tMA'"Ma- M 141'5SZ Telephone No (-51 43q 4 513 Telephone No i� I - 35 I ie I Signature 1 cam` Signature U_)11\11,3) SITE AND PROJECT DESCRIPTION Lo Land Area los Q FT ( (Aft/lams.) Height of Buildl s Stories Feet Pnncipal 07- N•e Accessory Size (dimensions) ISO x 1 q 4 H ` ncnernara'shella\PLANAPP FRM June 22 2000 !d� Total Building floor area Za 14 square feet Existing /A 15 square feet Proposed 1 o oC square feet Paved Impervious Area 3000 square feet No of off-street parking spaces 4 ► J tifistAtia (2)6oRpots 02/06/2002 12 27 4308810 CITY OF STILLWATER PAGE 08 • 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 MI supporting material (I e photos, sketches, etc) submitted with application becomes the property of the City of Stillwater PROPERTY IDENTIFICATION Address of Project 320 uJseeT P i rue.- Assessor's Parcel No 28 0 3 c - v ¢3 0071 • Zoning Distract Ft FL, Descnptton of Project 4 "I hereby state the foregoing statements and all data, information and evidence submitted herewith in ell respects, to the best of my knowledge and belief, true and correct 1 further certify 1 will comply with the permit if It Is granted and used " Property Owner GOi-VEteJR-JUT, Mk G DI V I4 Representative K 1 Gl-hi 4 NI wito ( Mailing Address IZ $23 "PT 0 OI X T12411 L Mailing Address 404- 41* 51- 400TI+ City State Zip 5T1 wwit'M R- 1-1 M s SV o Z City State Zip fl 4 wii' 4- 10-SV $ 2- Telephone No 051 4.3 i 2-1 tee, Telephone No (PSI • 35 1 0 4 (o l Signature 41a(�*vy a H P C APPLICATION REVIEW FORM CASE NO DR/02-13 Hentage Preservation Date March 4, 2002 Project Location 1250 Frontage Road Comprehensive Plan Distnct Business Park Commercial Zoning Distnct BP-C Applicant's Name Peter A Linder of Linder's Flower Mart Type of Application Design Review Project Descnption Design review of Linder's Flower Mart at River Heights Plaza Discussion The applicant is requesting design approval of a Linder's Flower Mart at the River Heights Plaza They will be leasing about 5184 square feet of the west end of the parking lot (36 ft by 144 ft) The "Flower Mart" or greenhouse structure is 21 ft wide, 84 ft long and 12 ft high There will be patio/display areas in the front, side and rear of the greenhouse It will not be lit at night Businesses are permitted two signs by the sign ordinance in that zoning district, when the business abuts two streets One sign is permitted on the west side and one on the south side of the greenhouse The 2002 selling season will be from April 15 thru July 7 Hours will be 8 00 AM until 8 00 PM weekdays and 8 00 AM until 8 00 PM on most weekends Typically there are two to three employees on weekdays and three to four on weekends Conditions of Approval 1 All revisions to the approved plan be reviewed and approved the Heritage Preservation Commission 2 No additional signs 3 No additional structures 4 All lighting will require review and approval by the Heritage Preservation Recommendation Approval as conditioned Findings The request meets the intent of the West Business Park Design Guidelines Attachments Application Form/Letter from Applicant/Photos/Site Plans • • c6400 TE£ £SL eI/22/7362 12 21 eLV/ 319 CITY Or STILLWATER PLANNING ADMINISTRATION FORM COMMUNITYOEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT CITY OF ST1L .WATE71 21 Is NORTH FOURTH STREET STILLWATER, MN S5082 Address of Projec'/ai-sG 72, S?, LT 20 6z lad Case No Date Flied Fee Paid Receipt ldo Per o7 Fees $50/200 CTa/200 ,,100 Comprehensive $10O.5 Iiat Cam P ensive Plan Amendment $500 Zwirr� i�mbntimenr 5300 Ptanrump Unit Devetrprrtent - S300 Comfiest. of Cornoksncs ETD 1Design Review 125 'An escrow fee Is also requi'rwj to U:6 costs Cl attorney and engineering fees (see attached) 7ba• 1pplict,N Is responsible submitted t'e canon th any application Ail supporting material ff pho.tesor the completeness end seeuraoy of stt forms and rskP pporYrne maferiai submitted with appllr�rlonbecomes theproperty of the City o&SUllwrier °J etc j A situ plan Is required with applications As,/ Inco,ry)p/efs amrflCattbtt or supporting material will delay the rppllcsl�fon process PROPERTY IDENTIFICATION pot,. 34. 57 GL Zoning Oistr.c; z Assessor's Parcel No 3G2 C30 -,2c - yY--co/j„ Description of Pro(eC, 4ppea 7 i�o / ( EO Code) Ke74 / Ce.vre,z 'I hereby atete the tore,,Tpinpstats eats arra'ail Obfa information and evidence submitted herewith In all ACTION REQUESTED � nditionel L se Permit enence _ Resubdivioton Subdivision' permit /f It Is granted and used ' respects, to file bast of my knowledge and belief, true and correct 1 further corfily !will comply with file Popery Owner Malt Address C8 n0 ddrsss City - State - Zip TetaptIone ho Signature Lot Size (d,r iinsions)144x a' Laru Ares Height of Bu'fdi gs +.dais Principal Accessory f �r1C Representative Ma11blpAddra, s S City Eta Teleah nK1 Signature SITE A • PROJECT DESCRIPTION L ! t_i0E2.1 r`.25. SFL, t c - PSL L� i.t6� r 2? S �n# 4VE-CTICXJ( QL Total.Bulidiry ttcar a„,a 7 2 i x c I Existing 51 ELA square feet Feet Proposed S1 v �� haw Paved Irnpervidi3 Area L, aguasquare re feet Itco of o1 street parking spaces N nVAv4kPLAVApP RM June 22 2D00 Psi 2b 22 1 e O d t?irin rQr is of of-9 - 0\ 7 L /7 �. 7 7 7 `_ d 7 1 PF:'3E 23 1,2 v 3 P(C`_'- • c. • • • • i i GREENHOUSES, GARDEN CENTER & FLOWER MARTS Steve Russell Community Development Director City of Stillwater 216 N Fourth St Stillwater, MN 55082 Dear Mr Russell, CORPORATE OFFICES 275 W Wheelock Pkwy St Paul, MN 55117 (651) 488-6717 Fax (651) 488-5726 February 21, 2002 Enclosed in this package is an Application for a Special Use Permit for a Lender's Flower Mart at the River Heights Plaza on Highway 36 at Northwestern Ave m your city Also enclosed m this package are information, drawings, and photos relatmg to Lender's request to locate a "Flower Mart" at this Shoppmg Center I have included a check for the application fee of $200 00 I will wait to hear from you about the escrow fee In this package I have tried to provide all of the necessary information relating to the request If there is anything that I have failed to provide please let me know as soon as possible so I can provide it I am eager to expedite this matter as quickly and efficiently as possible ABOUT LINDER'S Lmder's is a family business and has been growing and selling lugh quality flower and vegetable plants for about 90 years We grow most everything we sell other than nursery stock, some perennials, and specialty items, and have two large growing locations St Paul and Lake Elmo During the last thirteen years we have developed our "Flower Marts" and have placed them throughout the Twin Cities Last year we operated at thirty five different locations Durmg our season we sell all types of annuals, perennials, hanging baskets and other products for use m the home garden. Because we are well known as a quahty grower, many gardeners seek us out to supply their planting needs Locating m areas around the Twin Cities we are able to serve our customers better It is also an opportunity for neighboring business owners to provide their customers with quality flower and vegetable plants conveniently nearby Our customers have given us a tremendous welcome and look forward to our returning each spring We grow quality bedding plants as well as other seasonal products for sale both wholesale and retail Lender's guarantees all our products and because we are a year-round business, our customers can come to us even after our remote "Flower Marts" have closed for the season. We take great pride m our "Flower Marts" and are proud to display our name on them. The photos show our "Flower Marts" at vanous locations for you to see how we look. We are very proud of our reputation and do everything possible to be the best m this market r2'itia9 7?e Seedt 7hrit.'iu aevs THE MARKET We feel that this area is an excellent place to locate a Lmder's "Flower Mart" We are well known m the entire Twin Cities area and many of our customers already come from this area to our year - around Garden Center as well as other "Flower Marts" We have heard many of our customers ask why we aren't m this area with a "Flower Mart" This is an opportunity to serve our Stillwater customers with a nearby convenient shopping location where they can buy quality plant materials from a local Twin Cities grower We are experienced in this kind of operation and feel that we are doing an excellent service for our customers and our surrounding communities LOCATION The site is in the southwestern area of the parking lot in front of the center It is in the parking grid shown on the plot plan The site will begin adjacent to the west end of the lot as shown and go to the east The area needed is 144 ft by 36 ft It is 5184 sq ft We believe this to be a good site selection for several reasons First it is distant from the front of the Plaza and out of the main stream of traffic, both pedestnan and vehicular It also gives the "Flower Mart" better visibility to the public without obstructing the visibility of the other neighboring busmesses Bemg in this portion of the lot also keeps it away from most of the traffic in the lot TRAFFIC With regard for vehicle traffic, the "Flower Mart" is placed in the selected location in order to keep any traffic disruption to a minimum The patio areas at the front, side and back serve to protect the "Flower Mart" from vehicles and lets the drivers see around the garden center The patio fence is about 4 ft high and surrounds the "Flower Mart" on three sides This design has been used at our "Flower Marts" for several years and we have yet to have had a problem with vehicle movement We feel that this is a safe way to deal with vehicles Placed m this manner, vehicles cannot park adjacent to the "Flower Mart" The circulation of vehicles in the parking lot will not be affected by the "Flower Marts" remote location in the lot PARKING We have designed the "Flower Mart" as a single wide unit and placed it as we did within the area shown because we feel that this is the most professional design and uses the available space to its maximum potential Linder's has operated "Flower Marts" successfully for thirteen years in communities surrounding the Twin Cities It has been our experience that the traffic and parking in the lots shared by the "Flower Mart" is not affected considerably due to the sharing of customers with our property owner We bring in many customers but they are easily handled by the size of the lots we occupy We do not want to create a congestive atmosphere for our customers The "Flower Mart" generates business activity which varies during the business day with the most activity occurring in late afternoon and evening There is also business activity occurring on the weekends with the most on Saturdays Having done this type of operation for thirteen years it would be safe to say that the average amount in the "Flower Mart" at any one time is about five to six customers The maximum amount of customers may be up to ten There are certainly times when special sales occur that higher levels of activity may occur, but we have never seen so much that a problem has occurred in relation to the amount of cars or pedestnan traffic • THE "FLOWER MART" The "Flower Mart" building itself is 84 ft long and 21 ft wide and 12 ft high There are patio/display areas in the front , side and rear of the "Flower Mart" The entire size is 144 ft by 36 ft The "Flower Mart" itself is a high quality greenhouse structure which sits on the pavement and is held down with an internal system which uses water for ballast It is a commercially made unit which is manufactured by a Minnesota company (Poly -Tex, located m Castle Rock, MN) I have attached the building manual which we are provided with when we purchase the building It is a very good looking structure which we have used for many years SIGNAGE The signage for a typical "Flower Mart" is shown on the drawing and is typical of all our other "Flower Mart" We have tried to design the appearance and signing of our stores to be not only eye catching but professional looking as well We are very conscious of how we look and do business We will comply with the current sign requirements of the City of Stillwater UTILITIES Our only utility requirements are reasonable access to water for the plants and 110 volt electricity which runs the cash register and other small items in the "Flower Mart" This power will come from sources near the "Flower Mart", probably an outlet in the front of the building We have no lighting permanently installed in the "Flower Mart" Linder's takes away all discarded material and unnecessary items We strive to maintain a clean and professional appearance Water is the other utility we need This is needed to care for the plant matenal at the "Flower Mart" The source of the water is not specifically identified at this point Hopefully a source can be located nearby or from the underground watering system We only need the equivalent of a standard gardening hose to water the plant matenal THE SPRING SELLING SEASON We anticipate the 2002 selling season to be from April 15 thru July 7 We typically begin preparations to set up all of the Linder's "Flower Marts" in the middle of March We request that the pernut be issued giving us the necessary time to build the "Flower Mart" before the season begins We first deliver the necessary equipment to the location and then begin setting -up the "Flower Mart" when the weather is permissible The "Flower Mart" is taken down and totally removed on the closmg day of the season We totally clean and sweep the location m the parkmg lot so that once we are gone there is no evidence of our having been there OUR HOURS Our hours are 8 00 AM until 8 00 PM weekdays and 8 00 AM until 8 00 PM on most weekends We typically have two to three employees during weekdays and three to four during weekends We are open seven days a week during the season The "Flower Mart" is closely supervised by a • Manager and several District Managers as well as myself who keep it stocked and operating cleanly and efficiently We make every attempt to employ persons from the community I have tned to provide all of the information about Lmder's and our proposal to satisfy your requirements for Lmder's doing busmess for many years in Stillwater Hopefully we will be a part of beautifymg this area of the Twin Cities with Linder's grown flowers and plants If there are any questions concerting this application please call me at 612-363-4414 Sincerely, Peter A Linder - Vice President Linder's Greenhouses Inc • • • • • t f ; 01 B2 B3 CI C2 B HI B2 B3 E f II rl B 1I I LLLLLLLI I I I I I I I I I I I I I I f\ JI11111111111111111111111 111111 IL 1-7 LINDER'S FLOWER 14\1\RT-) state highway 36 site plan , r r frontage road } \ 50 100 200 site information site area 350 5e0 el leasable area 82 352 el syllable parkln0 480 stalls A — 1231 .1 Al — 2 433.E B1 - 3 000.E B2 — 2 014.E B3 — 1110.1 C1 — 420.1 c2 - 424.1 C3 - 3 310 .1 C4 — 2 406.E O — 7 446.1 E — 410 .1 f — 400.E B — 4110.1 B1 - 2 340.1 a2 - 1 210 sf B3 - 1 010.1 11 — 2 340 sf 12-2110.1 J1 - 1 440 sf J2 -2110.E K1 - 1440.E K2 - 1 440 s1 K3 - 1 440 sf LI — 2 110.1 L2 — 1171 .l ■ —4170.0 W - 1 100 sf M - 1410.1 location map river heights plaza state highway 36 & northwestern ave stillwater, minnesota o L►NDER's FLOWER MART ftIVCR HEIGHTS PLAZA • • • 3(0 30' 1 EL1 -S EICE. iRVCOUtJTER 4i - AISLES 30' i \ (0, EXITS(2) f FIRE E(TiNGUISuER (2) LI NDE{2S FLOWER MART RIVER 1-1EIGIAT: PLA /\ • • AMERICAN PLANNING ASSOCIATION FEBRUARY 2002 •••••••••.••••••••••••••••••••••••....••••••••..•..••••...••••••• Dynamic Densities By Ken Hughes AICP What is the common quality among these seemingly disparate places, at least at their physical cores, that makes them attractive? Ihad the great good fortune to tourney from my home in Santa Fe to many cities in the U S and Europe during the spring of 2001 Since then I have been mulling over what qualities make certain cities great Mention the European cities of Amsterdam Brussels Edinburgh London Luxembourg or U S cities such as New York City Miami Beach Park City Utah or San Diego and a positive image instantly emerges What is The (anal, and rowbou,i, ofAnhterd rvn the common quality among these seemingly disparate places at least at their physical cores that makes them attractive) Several are capital cities Others enjoy outstanding natural settings But these traits alone do not speak to their greatness All of these cities are world class tourist destinations but a high degree of residents satisfaction often do not correlate with what tourists think of a place Here are seven snapshots of the cities accompanied by a stab at some commonalities among them Amsterdam Amsterdam s defining feature is the concentric canals and numerous public squares lined with fie story townhouses and office buildings Each building is equipped with a furniture hook above the top floor just below the roof which is used to move pianos armoires and other large items in and out of the windows Highly regulated activities that are outlnsLd LIsc«here— inLludin, drugs prostitution and porno`raphs—co exist with more Lomentional businesses but are not allossed to extend out into public spaces Parking racks for the thousands of bicycles the primary mode of transportation for residents can be seen near the entrances of train stations markets shops and schools while cars get shuttled into underground parking garages Brussels main square —the Edinburgh The streets of Scotland s capital honor the topography of hills streams and the sea keeping the grid to a minimum It is a pleasant place to be lost Royal Mile Street is a «onderful street for strolling and shopping or to grab a latte or Scotch It connects Edinburgh Castle to the Parliament now being rebuilt after a many centuries The parks are populated with septuagenarians as well as toddlers no matter how foul the weather s s Brussels Belgium s capital core features densely packed five story buildings with a series of public spaces from small to huge connected with pedestrian walkways It has the feel of Paris but without the attitude Restaurants are tightly fitted into alleys off the main plaza and major streets bustling well into the night in all seasons and in all kinds of weather Tourists can stroll comfortably to museums restaurants shops and historic public buildings Grand Place A view of Edinburgh s main park from Edinburgh Castle Ken Hughes heads New Mevzco s state planning office and u as a 2001 Knight Fellow in Community Building 2 London London is arguably the most livable big city i-i the world in author Bill Bryson s words full of incidental civilities as opposed to the scraggly and cheap " It accommodates the pedestrian and double decker buses alike A 15 minute stroll from the Thames to Piccadilly Circus is a world class melange embracing nature government shops and street theatre Church basements double as wonderful lunch bistros and as one returns from Piccadilly tourists are reminded by pavement etchings to look right to avoid cars Luxembourg This is a luxurious city a whiff of the Riviera in a Northern European medieval walled setting Painted cows grace the city s streets and plains posing in front fashionable shops The city s main plaza is two blocks long with city hall at one end a cathedral on the other and the royal place just a stone s throw away High end shopping streets are just off the plaza The pedestrian only streets and plazas in the city center are highly sensory with smell of chowl itc emanating from patisseries the sounds of music wafting sights of art and jewels and the feel of cobblestones underneath make sensual strolling the city s m tin sport New York C,ty The city of ests" —tallest biggest largest widest The last refers to its sidewalks plain and gray but wide enough to accommodate throngs passing by eye delighting windows Its street grid is a crude yet ingenious device that shapes the city s private and public spaces The revitalized Bryant Park on 42nd Street is a public private space teeming with life thanks to security/trash patrols conversation enabling movable chairs and high and low end food available Greenwich Village predates the grid It is densely packed with narrow twisted streets and restaurants and cafes overflowing onto sidewalks that host chess cappuccino and conversation A reinvigorated Bryant Park in New York The London sneetscape provides a framed wen or Bzg Ben -I fuzctfully p i nted cow greets t ( (tors at Luxembourg City s information ee (ter 3 Miami Beach Jackie Gleason would not recognize the place Miami Beach has gone from $3 billion in real estate a alue in 1995 to $9 billion in 2002 It is a concoction of pastels buff bodies beaches and tacky cum tasteful decor Neighborhood activism with regard CO community design and appearance has emphasized walkability the street grid mixing uses and very defined boundaries Parking lots are wrapped with shops and apartments and the boulevards are teeming with pedestrians in mutual admirauon mode and cars moving at a crawl s pace Park City, Utah Park City has gone from mining ore to mining scenery making it more likely for one to rub elbows with ferries (frozen urban refugees) than prospectors Ir is an urban microcosm in a rural setting with latte bars and bus transit accommodating throngs of skiers Sundance movie festival goers and tourists It has been designated the Alpine Heart of the 2002 Olympic Games hosting the bobsled luge and ski jumping events The compact town s Victorian Main Street serves as the heart of all local celebrations Having a good time has ak a% s been this Utah town s modus operands not surprising considering it was founded by bootleggers prostitutes and prospectors San Diego The Little Itah neighborhood is just north of downtown and is full of vibrancy yet civility neighborliness yet urbanity Its piazza to be built on a bulb out into the street (a first for San Diego) will honor sailors who died during World War II A series of traffic calming devices will help accommodate people on foot as well as cars New design review standards outlaw ugly buildings and require new construction to honor the traditional look and feel of the neighborhood Even large buildings must adhere, to the traditional 50 foot wide lot by changing their look every 50 feet Parking lots are now being converted to mixed use buildings The perception of not enough parking is seen as a solution not a problem San Diego recognizes off street parking as the kiss of death for retail that relies on pedestrian traffic What's in Common? So what are some common alines among these cities' Each expresses a sense of dynamic density a phrase coined by San Diego Little Italy s Marco LiMandri even if it s on just one scintillating street There exists a sense of the human scale with buildings in close proximity to each other Outdoor space is defined by relatively uniform building heights and the street wall offers a womb like feel Blocks are often small with interconnected streets Main Sneer lights of Pan( City Utah Buildings are built to the sidewalk edge and around public spaces These built forms create enclosures where people can come together as community in a physical space James Howard Kuntsler calls outdoor rooms The cities are thoroughly modern while retaining traditional human scale charms Most of the public realm is devoted to people not to cars They offer up a heart and a soul that provides a powerful sense of place with a lifestyle, th it me ins living in close proximity to neighbors E ich ein h is successfully resisted suburb inicauon in its core pro%iding relief to long time residents ind eisitors from a more homogenous this could be anywhere built environment Even for this resident of a eery In ely Santa Fe my brief %isus to these cities were uniformh rewarding When the inspiration of an urban kind is needed by all means go to where you find the dynamic density •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• The PAS Memo is a monthly publication for subscribers to the Planning Ad isory Service a subscription research service of the American Planning Associat on \X Paul Farmer Aicr Executi a Director William R Klein AICP Director of Research The PAS Memo is produced by APA staff in Chicago Research and Hong by Research Department staff Marya Morris AICP and Megan Lewis Acts Editors Production by Publications Department staff Sherrie Matthews Assistant Editor Lisa Barton Design Associate Copyright ©2007 by American Planning Association 121 S Mich gan A e Suite 1600 Chicago IL 60603 e mail pasmemo@planning org The American Planning Association also has offices at 1776 Massachusetts Ave N "X Washington DC /0036 wsvw planning org All rights reserved No parr of this publication may be reproduced or utilized in any form or bs any means electronic or mechanical including photocopy ng recording or by any information storage and retrieval system without perm ssion in Hong from the American Planning Association Printed on recycled paper including 50 70 / recycled fiber and 10% postconsumer waste 4 NOW CELEBRATING 21 YEAq• OF HISTORIC PRESERVATION IN MINNE501 THE PLACES AND PEOPLE WHO MAKE IT WOr,`• Published by the Preservation Alliance of / rule The Minnesota Preservationist Published bimonthly by the Preservation Alliance of Minnesota 275 Market Street, Suite 54 Minneapolis MN 55405 1621 612 341 8140 • fax 612 338 7981 info@mnpreservation org www mnpreservation org BOARD OF DIRECTORS PRESIDENT Peter A Rand, FAIA • Minneapolis VICE-PRESIDENT Thomas S Schroeder • Saint Paul SECRETARY Virginia Sweatt • Wayzata TREASURER Timothy Schmidt, CPA • Maple Grove Sarah Bell • Wayzata Suzanne Blue • Red Wing Garrett Bradley • Saint Paul Robert Claybaugh, AIA • Taylors Falls Tim Colliton PE • New Germany Daniel Cornelo • Saint Paul Linda Donaldson • Minneapolis Richard Engan, AIA • Willmar Bette Hammel • Wayzata Virginia A Housum • Minneapolis Clifton L Johns • Minneapolis Nancy Lindley • Medina Jack Manley • Edina Brian McMahon • Stillwater William T Morgan • Saint Cloud Richard T Murphy, Sr • Saint Paul Timothy Schmidt, CPA • Maple Grove Gary L Stenson • Roseville EX-OFFICIO Bntta Bloomberg • St Louis Park Roger Brooks* • St Paul Sara Dairies* • Fanbault Minnesota Advisors to the National Trust for Histonc Preservation STAFF Bob Frame, Executive Director EDITORIAL STAFF Bob Glancy, Magazine Editor CONTRIBUTORS Bob Frame, Bob Glancy, Bill Morgan, Will Stark, Doug Ohman, Craig Johnson Gary Berman The Pion Alliance of Minnesota a a private, non-profit, 501(c)3 orlon dedicated to pnsevrng protecting and promoting ` innesotashrstoncre aao:s Views expresedmThe Mnniaota Prae taban t do not necessarily reflect the pastor of the Alliance or ds Board of Directors 2 THE DI RECTOR'S VIEW - The architects' houses The nelA } ear has barely begun and the Preservation Alliance is building on the achievements of 2001 Exceptional tours for Alliance members are a priority Here's one exciting new concept Under the working title of "Homes of the 'f� F� ,,may, Architects," Alhance magazine editor and old house expert Bob Glancy is teaming with other Twin Cities historians and home owners to produce one or more tours of the surviving f: houses Minnesota architects designed for themselves Alliance members will have rarely granted access to these unique homes A surprising number of architects' own hous es still exist, according to Bob, who has been compiling research notes on them for many years Other tours, tentatively titled "Special Places, Special Faces," are emerging from the Special Events Committee, energized by the Alliance's three newest board members Bette Hammel, Nancy Lindley, and Garrett Bradley Alliance members will recognize Bette as an architectural journal ist who has published in Skyway News, Architecture Minnesota, and Architectural Record Nancy Lindley, whose Lindley Strategies firm combines event planning with nonprofit development, is working on tour logistics and marketing Garrett Bradley contributes his development expertise —he assisted ably in last fall's Alliance sponsored tour of 15 African American churches —combined with his recent experiences as a homeowner and restorer in St Paul's Historic Hill District Alliance members consistently rate tours among the most important activities of our organization Innovative tours like those above introduce potential new me bers to the Alliance's many activities Ginny Housum, a fourth recent board me NIP ber and a partner at Dorsey Si Whitney in Minneapolis, is working with the Membership Committee to see that our tours fulfill current members' expectations while attracting new ones Membership growth is key to supporting and expanding our statewide work Loyal members deserve an Alliance that generates the activities they expect Unique and exciting tours are one major activity that we will deliver in 2002 Any other inno valve activities we should be pursuing? Let us know Meanwhile, stay tuned to www mnpreservation org for information about upcoming tours taking you to to the special historically and architecturally significant places where others have yet to venture 4 — Bob Frame, Executive Director frame@mnpreservation org The Minnesota Preservationist is published bimonthly by the Preservation Alliance of Minnesota Office International Market Square, Suite 54, 275 Market Street, Minneapolis Minnesota 55405 612 341 8140, fax 612 338 7981, email info@►nnpreservation org, website www mnpreservation org Editor Bob Glancy, 612 729 7508 email bob@oldhouseco corn or mail to the Alliance office The Alliance is a 501(c)3 nonprofit membership organization incorporated in 1981 to "protect, pre serve and promote Minnesota s histonc resources The Alliance is Minnesota s only statewide non governmental preservation organization Annual membership fees begin at 530 (individual), $50 (household), and $75 (business/organization) The opinions expressed herein are not necessarily those of the Board of Directors Copyright 2002 by the Preservation Alliance of Minnesota Learn much more about the Alliance by visiting www mnpreservation org and join online NOTE TO LIBRARIES, OTHERS Vol 4, No 6 (Nov Dec 2001) was not published THE MINNESOTA PRESERVATIONIST PRESIDENT'S NOTES - Memory, Reason, Imagination As much as I'm a preservationist concerned about our built environment, I am ',also a preserver of words, articles, and quotations When rereading an article on Thomas Jefferson from a few years back it was refreshing to be reminded that he gave his library to Congress and that his system of organizing that library was used for another 60 years Jefferson had three sections to his library memory, reason and imagination Memory included all books on history Reason included all books on mathemat ics, science and philosophy Imagination included books on all of the arts I remember how elegantly simple this seemed to me when first I read it and I still think so How does this relate to preservation? Obviously from a Jeffersonian perspective, much of what the Preservation Alliance of Minnesota is about relates to memory and the preservation of our Minnesota history PAM is pleased to have celebrated much of our citizens' current initiatives in that regard at the recent Annual Meeting and Awards Celebration in Duluth Wonderful efforts have been made to preserve Minnesota's "memory" Reason is a section of Jefferson's library where, per haps, our Minnesota Preservation magazine or the minutes of our Board meetings might be kept In these forums we discuss the rationale for making preservation judgements Each of us has a value system that we use in our decision making Members of the Preservation Alliance of Minnesota include in their values the • importance of history and what can be learned from it if we save and protect it While many may not think of preservation as a particularly imaginative activity, we've discovered here in Minnesota that invention and creativity can be well applied in solving preservation problems Relocation of historic buildings is better that destroying them as we saw in the Schubert Theater and the Armstrong Quinlin House The granting of tax credits has been a recent "invention" that many states have shown to be extremely successful in encouraging preservation The combined energy of individuals focused on preservation is what creates the synergy for success The memory, reason and imagination of Minnesota preserva tionists is our best strength and hope for future success I invite each of you to become engaged with PAM's work Contribute dollars to our work And count on the fact that future libraries will record our work together as an imaginative and reasonable achievement that will be remembered - Peter A Rand, FAIA, President randpa@teamtsp com This was the Ten Endangered List for 2001 • What will it be in 20027 Turn the page fa' 1 Guthrie Theatre, Minneapolis 2 Fergus Falls Treatment Center Campus, Fergus Falls 3 Duluth Armory Building, Duluth 4 Old Starbuck Hospital Building • (1899), Starbuck 5 Twelve Summit Avenue Houses, St Paul 6 Series of Stone Arch Railroad Bridges in Southern Minnesota 7 Pipestone Commercial Historic Distnct, Pipestone 8 Adams and McKinley Elementary School Buildings, Fergus Falls 9 Lookout Park Wayside, Eden Prairie 10 Selke Field, St Cloud State Univ preservation Services 1 IULFINGER, SUSANKA, \1AHADY - 'Minneapolis (612) 379-3037. Stillwater. (651) 351-0961 JANUARY - FEBRUARY 2002 3 WANTED by Feb. 15: Endangered Property Nominations ons During National Historic Preservation week in May the Preservation Alliance of Minnesota announces its list of the ten his tom properties in the state that it deems the "Most Endangered" — those most threatened by demolition or neglect The list informs Minnesotans about these endangered properties and generates broader support and intervention to help them survive The Alliance invites you to nominate endangered properties by February 15 Four ways to nominate you choose 0 MAIL the form below © FAX the form below 0 EMAIL the data below to endangered@mnpreservabon org 0 Skip the form below and use the WEBSITE form at www mnpreservntlon org A(III\ATION vO10I, 1 1 Name of property 2 Address/location 13 14 5 16 17 8 19 1 110 I Ten Most Endangered Historic Properties of 2002 City/county/state/ZIP Owner of property Owner's address Owner's city/state/ZIP Owner's phone(s) Type of ownership ❑ Public ❑ Private Nominator Nominator's address 11 Nominator's city/state/ZIP 12 Nominator's phone/fax 13 Nominator's email 1 14 Current designation status of property 1 ❑ National Register of Historic Places ❑ National Register or local designation in ❑ Other designations (please list) ❑ Local designation rocess now 1 On a separate sheet, please answer all of the questions listed at right as completely I as possible Mark all materials dearly with the name of the property Nominations and materials will not be returned unless requested Mail, fax, email by Feb 15, 2001, to I Endangered 1 Preservation Alliance of Minnesota 275 Market St , Suite 54 Minneapolis MN 55405 I FAX 612 338 7981 EMAIL endangered@mnpreservat►on org QUESTIONS' Call 612 341 8140 or email Info@mnpreservation org Photos and additional supporting mate pals can be mailed separately or sub matted via website or email Sending scanned/digitized photos by website or email is preferred when possible www mnpreservation org 20 How would listing this property in Minnesota's Ten Endangered Historic Properties help" 21 Other than listing this property as endangered, what can the Preservation Alliance of Minnesota do to alleviate the threat" 22 Any additional comments' 23 List other local persons, organiza tions or groups who would support the nomination 24 Please provide names, titles and phone/email of any appropriate contacts other than those already listed 25 Any additional materials? ❑ photos (required) ❑ articles, documents ❑ letters of support • Are additional materials ❑ enclosed' ❑ mailed separately? ❑ sent via website or email? • Date materials were sent Submission deadline February 15, 2002 15 Briefly describe the property and II why it is endangered 16 How can the threat be eliminated' 17 What is the historic date of this property and why is it significant' 19 Is there any opposition to the preservation of this property' I 1• 1 1 4 THE MINNESOTA PRESERVATIONIST • • trkia r 4 Annual Award Winners from all around Minnesota came to Duluth Nov 3 to receive their plaques Alliance Honors 17 Projects and People At Annual Awards Meeting in Duluth At the Preservation Alliance of Minnesota's annual meeting in Duluth, seventeen awards for recent preservation and restora tion projects were presented to individuals and groups who were instrumental in bringing these projects to completion The recognized individuals, organizations and projects exem plify the Alliance's mission of preserving, protecting and pro motmg Minnesota's historic resources Congressman Oberstar's Achievements Recognized Congressman James Oberstar became the first recipient of the Preservation Alliance's Annual Achievement Award at the annual meeting in November He was recognized for his extraordinary leadership in promoting a federal trans portation policy protecting our environmental and cultural her itage As the ranking member of the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee, Congressman Oberstar was key in drafting provisions for two monumental transportation measures supporting historic preservation the Intermodal Surface Transportation Efficiency Act (known as ISTEA), and its successor, the Transportation Equity Act for the 21st Century, known as TEA 21 Minnesota projects funded by these pro grams include 1883 Stone Arch The awards fell into three thematic categories that high light ways the work is vital to the state Communities, Neighborhoods, Families, the Environment, and History, Culture, Arts (Story about winners on next page ) Congressman James Oberstar received the first Annual Achievement Award given by the Alliance (See story below) Bridge Rehabilitation in Minneapolis, Minnesota Transportation Museum's Jackson Street Roundhouse Restoration in St Paul, the Charles H Burwell House restoration in Minnetonka (another 2001 Award recipient), and James Oberstar (left) receives the Preservation Alliance's first Annual Achievement Award From right are Tom Schroeder, Alliance V P, Virginia Sweatt, Alliance Secretary, and Carolyn Sundquist Duluth Preservation Alliance the restoration of the Rabideau Civilian Consen ation Corp (CCC) Camp, a Preser% ation Alliance project Congressman Oberstar was also instru mental in establishing the Scenic Byways Program in ISTEA in 1991, sponsored the establishment of the national Scenic Byways Center in Duluth Oberstar and was supportive of a project called Minnesota Transportation History Network The Network has funded several projects at state historic sites and a grant program Historic site programs have been funded at the North West Company Fur Post in Pine City, the Mill City Museum in Minneapolis, the Lindbergh House in Little Falls, the Split Rock Lighthouse on the Minne- sota's North Shore and a trans portation exhibit was funded at the Minnesota History Center JANUARY - FEBRUARY 2002 5 1 I— ;ram,. agSt sy ' kPreservatzon llith'zce Here are the winners of the 2001 Preservation Alliance Honor Awards All Award Winner photos except Sacred Heart by Doug Ohman, Pioneer Photography Sacred Heart Music 201 West Fourth St Duluth, MN Primary Award Recipient Sacred Heart Music Center (owner) Theme History, Culture, Arts Built in 1896 and today Minnesota's oldest existing Roman Catholic cathedral building, Sacred Heart Music Center was recognized for preservation and adaptive reuse in its conversion to a community arts center, featuring a nationally noted 1898 Felgemaker pipe organ Center 1861 Stone Warehouse (Lower Sioux Agy Historic Site) Redwood Cty Highway 2 Morton, MN Primary Award Recipient Vfi niesota Historical Society (owner) Theme History, Culture Arts The 1861 Stone \Varehouse at the Lower Sioux Agency Historic Site was recognized for its restoration from a burned out masonry shell back to its origi nal appearance as a farmhouse prior to the 1862 Dakota Conflict Charles H Burwell House Burwell Park Minnetonka, MN Pnmary Award Recipient City of Minnetonka (owner) Theme History, Culture Arts The Charles H Bung ell house was built in 1883 and s% as recognized for its outstanding restoration after a thirty year effort dedicated individuals and groups with the support of the Cit) of Minnetonka City of Little Falls Little Falls, MN Primary Award Recipient City of Little Falls Theme Communities, Neighborhoods, Families The City of Little Falls was recog nized for a tradition of enlightened and committed leadership that has led to the restoration and creative adaptive re use of numerous build rugs over the years including most recently, the Viktor Building in the historic Bally and Hunt Block, and the Initiative Foundation building Hubbard Marketplace 4145 Hubbard Ave Robbinsdale, MN Primary Award Recipient City of Robbiiisdale (owner) Theme Environment Hubbard Marketplace was recog nized for its innovative transforma tion from a 1949 Fire and Police Station into the focal point of a six acre area of Robbinsdale's Downtown District Original Coney Island Bldgs 444 and 448 St Peter St St Paul, MN Primary Award Recipient The Arvanitis Family (owner) Theme History, Culture, Art Long threatened with demolition through redevelopment, the sur vival and careful restoration of these two nineteenth century commercial buildings is credited to the tireless efforts of the Arvanitis Family own ers since 1923 The brick veneer stone building at 448 dates from the Minnesota statehood year of 1858 and from 1865 to 1880 was the Minnesota State Arsenal Today it is the oldest sur- viving commer cial building in St Paul The brick building at 444 was built in 1888 Redeemer Missionary Baptist Church 116 East 32nd St Minneapolis, MN Pnmary Award Recipient Redeemer Missionary Baptist Congregation • 6 THE MINNESOTA PRESERVATIONIST iesotaJi�nor Award Winners Owner) Theme History, Culture, Arts Redeemer Missionary Baptist Church was recognized for the painstaking restoration of this nationally significant Prairie style church, designed in 1910 by Purcell and Feick The result is both an architectural masterwork and a new community focal point, helping spur the revitalization of the sur rounding Lyndale neighborhood of Minneapolis Mary Wiemiller, Winsted MN �r`mnry Award Recipient Mary ►emuller Theme Communities, Neighborhoods, Families Mary Wiemiller was recognized for her special leadership in rallying community sup port in forming the Winsted Preservation Society to help save the embat tled City Hall of Winsted, Minnesota Open Book 1011 Washington Ave S Minneapolis, MN Primary Award Recipient Minnesota Book & Literary Arts Building, Inc (owner) Theme History Culture Arts The careful and striking conversion of three contiguous nineteenth cen tury ware house build ings on Washing ton Avenue, Minnea- polis, result ed in an important new literary and book _ art center for the Twin Cities, known as Open Book Little Earth Neighborhood Early Learning Center 2438 18th Ave S Minneapolis, MN Primary Award Recipient Little Earth Neighborhood Early Learning Center (owner) Theme Communities, Neighborhoods, Families !Ai, The Little Earth Neighborhood Early Learning Center was recognized for the (Continued on page 8) Yeater is Keynote Speaker at Annual Meeting Royce Yeater, AIA, recently named director of the Midwest Regional Office of the National Trust for Historic Preservation, addressed an appreciative audience, rep- resented by the foursome below at the Alliance's exhibit in Duluth's elegant Kitchi Gammi Club (a National Register property) JANUARY - F E B RUARY 2002 7 Annual Awards... (Continued from page 7) adaptive reuse of a former elemen tary school to a facility that is cul turally relevant and vital for the needs of the nearby American Indian residents in the Philips neighborhood of Minneapolis Project and Report "Historic Roadside Development Structures on Minnesota Trunk Highways" Statewide Minnesota Prunary Award Recipient Minnesota Department of Transportation Theme History, Culture, Arts The Minnesota Department of Transportation exercised extraordi nary and commendable steward ship in creating and supporting this statewide program to identify and evaluate historic roadside develop ment structures, many of which were constructed of local matenals dur ing the New Deal Era The project determined that 51 sites and one his toric district were eligible for the National Register or Historic Places Our Lady of Victory Chapel, College of St Catherine, 2004 Randolph Ave , St Paul MN 55105 Pnmary Award Recipient College of St Cathenne (owner) Noted bungalow kitchen/bath expert gives two illustrated talks on Feb 10 The Thin Cities Bungalow Club scores a one t%o knockout punch on Feb 10 when it hosts terrific back to back lec tures by noted restorationist and author Jane Powell The Oakland, Calif based Powell recently published Bungalow Kitchens (2000) and Bungalow Bathrootns (2001) "Each book has side bars on "Obsessive Restoration" for the museum quality purist and "Compro mise Solutions" for the more practical minded," says TCBC's Tim Counts She'll use the outstanding color images from the books to illustrate restoration Theme History, Culture, Arts The detailed $1 5 million exterior restoration of this Romanesque and Byzantine style chapel, built in 1924 on the campus of the College of St Catherine, St Paul, was com pleted for the seventy fifth anniver sary of its original dedication St Paul architect H A Sullwold mod eled the chapel after the Church of St Trophime at Arles, France Glen Lake Children's Camp, 6350 Indian Chief Rd , Eden Prairie MN Pnmary Award Recipient City of Eden Prairie (owner) Theme History, Culture, Arts The City of Eden Prairie deserves recognition for its ongoing efforts to preserve and interpret the Glen Lake Children's Camp, the rare sur viving component of Hennepin County's Glen Lake (Tuberculosis) Sanatorium, built in 1925 and largest in the state Only one other similar site is know to survive in the United States A TOP; i l S`! /ISOI: bilr Powell will sign her two books, published by Gibbs Smith techniques and resources Both the glamorous (cabinets, flooring, counter tops) and the less glamorous (electri cal, plumbing, ventilation) will be cov ered, followed by time for questions Powell will be at Hillcrest Community Rec Ctr , 1978 Ford Pky , St Paul, on Feb 10 , discussing kitchens at 1 30 p m and baths at 3 30 p m Free to TCBC members, only $2 for nonmem bers (a true bargain!) More details at www mnpreservation org or call Tim Counts, TCBC, at 612 724 5816 Yapping it up' When iconoclastic preservationist and TV personality Bob Yapp spoke at the Minneapolis Home and Garden Show last fall, the Preservation Alliance was right there with an information resource booth featuring its Ten Most Endangered Proper ties exhibit Greeting visitors were (from left) Bill Sweatt of Savvynet, Inc (Alliance ill host), Alliance Executive Director Frame and preservation/restoration guru, Bob Yapp Thanks to DMG Media for providing the booth to the Alliance 8 THE MINNESOTA PRESERVATIONIST Three Church Sites Given Special Recognition The Preservation Alliance has recog nized the special efforts necessary to •preserve and restore three decomm►s stoned rural churches that have played vital roles in the cultural life of small praise communities, along with their settings At the Annual Meeting, four preservation groups were honored for their extraordinary efforts of saving their churches from demolition and undertaking long term commitments of maintenance and dedicated support These efforts share many similarities and illustrate a resurgent national con cern for our viral religious heritage The honored churches are Hoflanda Swedish Lutheran Church Marshall Twp Mower County, MN Primary Award Recipient Hoflanda Cemetery Association (owner) Theme Communities Neighborhoods, Families Hoflanda Suedish Lutheran Church has been inactive for 64 years, Zion Lutheran Church much longer than it served origi nally as an active congregation Built in 1888, it has been preserved and maintained by the Hoflanda Cemetery Association since 1937, when declining membership forced its closing This amazing local organization of grandchildren and great grandchildren of the original church families does what it takes to keep the building and its her itage alive Zion Lutheran Church Watson Tunsberg Twp Chippewa County, MN Prunary Award Recipient Zion Restoration Society (owner) Theme Communities, Neighborhoods Families The Zion Preservation Society saved the 1876 Zion Lutheran Church building from being dismantled and removed in the 1990s after it was closed Since then, the Society has worked to fund maintenance The Valley Grove Churches and restoration work and celebrated the church s 125th annn ersary this ),ear Since 1998, the Society has supported two church services annually along with other church and community functions Valley Grove Land Preservation Valley Grove, vicinity of Nerstrand, MN Primary Award Recipient Valley Grove Preservation Society (owner) Theme Eni ironment The Valley Grove Preservation Society is recognized for saving from future development 111 acres of land surrounding tss.o historic Valley Grove church buildings (built in 1862 and 1894) and there b.% maintaining the site s nine teenth century appearance Thus the Society preserved in perpetuity the breathtakingly beautiful setting of these Mc) ancient church build ings that face each other in the rural countryside Hoflanda Church Visit Historic Properties Right at Home You can now take a statewide tour of the 1500 Minnesota properties on the National Register of listoric Places while sitting at our computer By going to www nrhp mnhs org you can now find a wealth of data about these important Minnesota resources The sometimes grand, sometimes humble and sometimes quirky sites have rich stones to tell about the state's history You can choose from several cate- gories of tours including A Minnesota Sampler, The Iron Range Region, Getaways through the Years and Minnesota from the Railroad You can also search for a specific property or look by prop- erty types such as shipl%recks JANUARY- FEBRUARY2002 9 gek PRESFRVAHON ALLIANCE of MINNI SO I -A .11 Newly restored Redeemer Missionary Baptist Church, Minneapolis Photos by Gary Berman and Bob Glancy At Redeemer Missionary Baptist church, Jim Johnston (left) shares with Minnesota Preservationist editor Bob Glancy that he was baptized there in 1924 and gave his baptismal certificate to the church's archives Father Donald Nesheim greeted Gregg and Pat Hickey as they toured St Andrews Episcopal Church in Minneapolis Nye Alliance Board Secretary Virginia Sweatt offers membership informa tion to a visitor at River of Life Christian Church on Summit Ave in St Paul Fall Church Tour Draws on Architecture and Black History Interests More than 350 people toured the churches of 15 historic African American congregations in the Twin Cities October 13 The Preservation Alliance co sponsored the first of its kind event, which presented a rare opportunity for Minnesota residents to see the interiors of many architecturally significant places of wor ship and learn the history of their beginnings all in one day The Alliance teamed up with the St Paul Area Council of Churches and the Assembly of Architects in planning and con ducting the Sunday afternoon event Fifteen individual congregations greeted visitors, guided tours, and answered questions Drawing the most tour visitors was Redeemer Missionary Baptist Church, a flat roofed edifice designed in 1910 by the firm of Purcell and Feick Redeemer has recently undergone a stunning $2 3 million restoration under the design leadership of the Minneapolis firm of MacDonald & Mack Architects Just days before the tour, the National Trust announced that Redeemer was one of a handful of national winners of prestigious 2001 Honor Awards at their 55th Annual Conference in Providence, R I Redeemer also was among the recipients of the Preservation Alliance of Minnesota Annual Honor Awards at its annual meeting in November (see story on page 6) Cliff Johns (left) is a member of the boards of both the Alliance and Redeemer Missionary Baptist Church He talks about the restoration with David Kelliher, Legislative Liaison, State Historic Preservation Office 10 THE MINNESOTA PRESERVATIONIST Prairie Partners Collaborating in Glenwood, and standing in front of the preserved prairie church at the Pope County Historical Society, were, left to right Sarah Peveler, Partners for Sacred Places (PSP) Philadephia, Rosemary Myrdal, Preservation North Dakota (PND), Barbara Lang PND Board, Dale Bentley, PND, Veronica Miller, Buffalo North Dakota Historical Society, Jack Manley Preservation Alliance of Minnesota (PAM) Board, Jim Lindberg, Assistant Director , Moun tam/Plains Regional Office National Trust, Becky Heisse, PND, Tuomi Forest, PSP, VIRGINIA Sweatt and Bill Morgan PAM Board and Bob Frame, PAM Executive Director In an unusual multi institution, two state, two region collab oration, representatives from several organizations met at the Pope County Historical Society in Glenwood last fall to draft an application for National Trust Collaborative Pilot Project grant The proposal, titled the "Prairie Churches Collaborative Pilot," focuses on the alarming state of rural al church buildings in the prairie landscape shared by Minnesota and North Dakota More than a quarter of North Dakota's 2000 churches are abandoned, with ten more dos ing every year Minnesota has approximately 4000 churches outside the Twin Cities Metro Area and many face the same fate If not abandonment, many historic churches face seri ous neglect, maintenance issues, and uninformed alteration and expansion Joining together were the Preservation Alliance of Minnesota (PAM), Preservation North Dakota (PND, National Trust's Midwest Regional Office (Chicago) and Mountain Plains Regional Office (Denver), and the national Partners for Sacred Places (PSP), based in Phila The application was approved in December and the partners, particularly PAM and PND, now have a $5,000 planning fund to shape a much larger project for the second and more competitive grant If successful, the second grant will fund a major two state effort to deal with the neglect and abandon ment of hundreds of prairie churches This project will allow PND and PAM to develop and promote preservation resources and will encourage new partnerships at the local level For additional information contact the Preservation WAlliance's Sacred Places Initiative at Alliance's Minneapolis office or Dale Bentley, President, Preservation North Dakota, 520 8th St SW, Jamestown ND 58401 (701 633 5259, email bankers@ictc com Seen at Alliance Annual Meeting Nov. 3 in Duluth Warren Czaia (left) and Craig Johnson learn about the Sacred Heart Music Center as part of the bus tour of Duluth Alliance board member Ginny Housum (right) and her husband, Don Waage (second from left) visited with their Duluth friends Elliott Bayly and Anne Lewis at the Kitchi Gammi Club before the Annual Meeting dinner Roger Brooks, Minnesota Advisor to the National Trust (left), chatted with David Kelliher, Minnesota Historical Society, and Rep Margaret Kelliher (60A), Asst Minority Leader, Minnesota Legislature A • •i. A Duluth tour highlight was hearing (and watching) Minnesota Public Radio's Michael Barone, host of MPR's "Pipedreams," play and demonstrate the nationally noted 1898 Felgemaker organ at the former Sacred Heart Cathedral now Sacred Heart Music Center JANUARY - FEBRUARY 2002 11 Where Is It? By Bill Morgan Minnesota had only been a state for three years when this handsome church was erected As part of our New England heritage, the church is one of the finest, if not the finest, surviving examples of Greek Revival architecture in Minnesota Where was it? Last month's "Where Is It?" is the 1885 Grand Army of the Republic Memorial Hall in Litchfield Last used by the GAR in 1949, the tiny castle is owned and maintained by the city When it was nominated for the National Register in 1974, the building was cited as one of the "finest examples of fortress st led architecture inspired by the GAR movement in the state of Minnesota " Respondents to the puzzle included Bob Olsen, Nancy Powell, Brynhild Rowberg, Steven Wilmot and PAM board member Richard Engan Engan said, "This one is easy for me My great-grandfather was a founding member of this group I have often been there because it contains many things from our family history " Address6 v ce Requested e of Minnesota Photo by Bill Morgan • MINNESOTA HUMANITIES COMMISSION This publication is made possible in part with funding from the Minnesota Humanities Commission in cooperation with the National Endowment for the Humanities and the Minnesota Legislature STOP! 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