AGENDA
Architectural Design Review Board
City of Hamilton
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT
CONFERENCE ROOM
Alternate Location:
Third Floor – Community Development Department
Conference Room
345 High Street, Hamilton Ohio
Tuesday, October 7, 2014
4:30 P.M.
Call to Order
Minutes
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July 15, 2014
Properties Seeking COA
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112 Village Street – Painting
214 Main Street – Painting, Façade Work
151 North Ninth Street – Painting
123 North Ninth Street – Repair of Siding
Miscellaneous/Discussion/On the Radar
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Operation Pumpkin (Downtown)
Adjourn
Guests:
For the Architectural Design Review Board meeting of October 7, 2014
To:
Architectural Design Review Board Members
Subject:
112 Village Street – Painting
From:
September 29, 2014
Ed Wilson, ADRB
Area Impacted:
German Village
Dear Board Members:
Applicant, (Ms. Kitty Hykes Anderson) is requesting approval for painting of the principal structure
located at 112 Village Street. The property is located within the German Village Historic District,
Zoned BPD, Business Planned Development. The Applicant proposes painting for the first floor of
the structure while all other portions of the exterior will remain in their existing condition.
Proposed work includes the following:
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Behr, “Cool Melon”, 170B-4
Only the front, first floor portion of the structure, which is currently white will be painted
with the proposed “Cool Melon”
Unchanging portions:
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Green vinyl siding will remain as currently present.
Sides and rear of structure will remain white vinyl siding at this time.
RECOMMENDATION:
If the ADRB approves the issuance of a Certificate of Appropriateness for 112 Village
Street, the Department of Community Development requests that the ADRB consider
the following two (2) conditions of approval:
1)
That the ADRB consider the report and exterior changes proposed for the
structure.
2)
That the ADRB consider proposed work concurrently with the character of
the German Village Historic District.
Attachments found on the following pages.
Google Streetview of location
Proposed color sample – Secretary Obtained (digital)
For the Architectural Design Review Board meeting of October 7, 2014
To:
Architectural Design Review Board Members
Subject:
214 Main Street – Painting, Windows, Misc Work
From:
Area Impacted:
September 29, 2014
Ed Wilson, ADRB
Rossville-Main Street
Dear Board Members:
Applicant, (Mr. Dale Wurzelbacher) is requesting approval for painting, replacement of windows
and other related improvements of the structure located at 214 Main Street. The property is
located within the Rossville-Main Street Historic District, Zoned MS-1, Main Street Core, FormBased Zoning. The Applicant has had recent dealings with historic property concerning this
property, primarily minor like-for-like painting as the beginning of more detailed improvements to
the structure. Applicant has submitted supplemental drawings detailing the proposed work for
review.
Synopsis of Proposed work includes the following:
Proposed Paint – Sherwin Williams
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“Caviar” SW 6990 – proposed for the Lintels, Trim, Columns, Railings
“Agreeable Gray” SW 7029 – proposed for the Signage, Trim Around Doors and Windows on
First Floor
Description of Proposed Work
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Along the Eastern Wall of the Warehouse Space, Existing Windows of warehouse space will
be Reglazed with Comparable Type
Paint Front Window Trim and Lintels existing Black Color, Paint Signage Gray and Paint
Existing Railing Black
Replace Existing Windows on Façade with comparable type
Remove Existing Brick Addition on front façade and Restore Original Entry, Install New
Doors/Window of Comparable Type to existing in original openings
Install Door in Place of existing window
New Columns in place of existing brick wall; should match existing columns
RECOMMENDATION:
If the ADRB approves the issuance of a Certificate of Appropriateness for 214 Main
Street, the Department of Community Development requests that the ADRB consider
the following two (2) conditions of approval:
1)
That the ADRB consider the report and exterior changes proposed for the
structure.
2)
That the ADRB consider proposed work concurrently with the character of
the Rossville-Main Street Historic District.
Attachments found on the following pages.
Digital Sample of 214 Main Street
Samples of Paint Swatches – (Digital)
Applicant Provided Elevation Drawings for Review
For the Architectural Design Review Board meeting of October 7, 2014
September 31, 2014
To:
Architectural Design Review Board Members
Subject:
151 North Ninth Street – Painting, Windows, Misc Work
From:
Ed Wilson, ADRB
Area Impacted:
Dayton-Campbell District
Dear Board Members:
Applicant, (Mr. Frank Salem) is requesting approval for painting of the structure located at 151
North Ninth Street. The property is located within the Dayton-Campbell District, Zoned “R-4”
Multi-Family Residential. Primarily, the main body of the structure, the trim and the porch are
proposed for painting. 151 North Ninth Street is one of two properties the applicant has applied for
Certificate of Appropriateness review.
Synopsis of Proposed work includes the following:
Proposed Paint – Behr
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“Flat Matte Brown” – 386114244808 proposed for the Exterior Body
“Semi Gloss Green” – 48611424809 proposed for the Trim
“Persimmon Red” – 38611424514 proposed for the Front Porch
RECOMMENDATION:
If the ADRB approves the issuance of a Certificate of Appropriateness for 151 North
Ninth Street, the Department of Community Development requests that the ADRB
consider the following two (2) conditions of approval:
1)
That the ADRB consider the report and exterior changes proposed for the
structure.
2)
That the ADRB consider proposed work concurrently with the character of
the Dayton-Campbell Historic District.
Attachments found on the following pages.
Applicant Supplied Photos of 151 North Ninth Street
Samples of Paint Swatches – (Digital)
Approximations
For the Architectural Design Review Board meeting of October 7, 2014
To:
Architectural Design Review Board Members
Subject:
123 North Ninth Street – Repairs
From:
September 31, 2014
Ed Wilson, ADRB
Area Impacted:
Dayton-Campbell District
Dear Board Members:
The Applicant, (Mr. Frank Salem) is requesting approval for repairs of the structure located
at 123 North Ninth Street. The property is located within the Dayton-Campbell District,
Zoned “R-3” One to Four Residential. 123 North Ninth Street is one of two properties the
applicant has applied for Certificate of Appropriateness review.
Synopsis of Proposed work includes the following:
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Repair Burned wood siding, found at the rear of the building.
RECOMMENDATION:
If the ADRB approves the issuance of a Certificate of Appropriateness for 123 North
Ninth Street, the Department of Community Development requests that the ADRB
consider the following two (2) conditions of approval:
1)
That the ADRB consider the report and exterior changes proposed for the
structure.
2)
That the ADRB consider proposed work concurrently with the character of
the Dayton-Campbell Historic District.
Attachments found on the following pages.
Applicant Supplied Photos of 123 North Ninth Street