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HISTORIC PRESERVATION BOARD
Meeting of August 10, 1989
Commission Conference Room, Sanford City Hall
Sanford, Florida
4:30 P.M.
I. Call to Order and Roll Call
II. Approval of Minutes of July 13, 1989
III. Application for Certificate of Appropriateness
A. Awnings at 200 West First Street
IV. Downtown Beaches
V. Grant Agreement for Design Guidelines
VI. Revision of Historic Board Enabling Ordinance
VII. Committee Reports:
Budget - Cal Conklin
Plaque Signage & Walking Tour -
Don Moore
VIII. Other Business
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M I N U T E S
HISTORIC PRESERVATION BOARD
AUGUST 10, 1989
4:30 P.M.
Commission Conference Room, Sanford City Hall,
Sanford, Florida
Members Present:
Cal Conklin, Chairman
William "Duke" Adamson
Kay Bartholomew
Ron Fiorelli
Jerry Mills
Don Moore
Members Absent:
Edward Blacksheare
Albert Fitts
Nancy Gunning
Others in Attendance:
Alicia Clarke, City Liaison
Penny Davis, Secretary
Gary Winn, Building Official
Robert McKee
Mark Shuttleworth
The meeting was called to order by the Chairman, Cal Conklin at
4:40 P.M.
A brief discussion was held regarding the absenteeism of the
board members. Mr. Adamson expressed his concern to the Board
regarding his absenteeism. He stated that he had sincere
interest in the board and his absenteeism was due to his busy
schedule. Mr. Mills explained that absenteeism is a problem
because of the difficulty making a quorum.
Jerry Mills moved to approve the minutes of July 13, 1989.
Seconded by Ron Fiorelli and carried by unanimous vote.
Gary Winn reported on the banner sign at the Half Shell
Restaurant at 119 S. Magnolia Ave. Mr. Winn stated that John
Justice, manager of the restaurant, is in the process of having
a sign designed and should be able to submit an Application for
Certificate of Appropriateness before the next meeting, September
14, 1989. Mr. Winn informed the Board that he had explained to
Mr. Justice that the banner sign that he presently has up will
have to be removed on or before August 16, 1989, or he will be
cited by the Code Enforcement Board.
Sun Bank, National Association submitted an Application for
Certificate of Appropriateness to replace old canvas awnings over
the automatic teller and the rear door on the building at 200
West First Street.
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Duke Adamson moved the application be approved. Seconded by Ron
Fiorelli and carried by unanimous vote.
Mr. Conklin reported on the downtown benches. He received a
phone .call from Oletta Yates expressing her concern regarding the
location of the benches in the downtown area. Ms. Yates noted
the benches seem to close to plate glass windows. Mr. Conklin
informed the Board that he had suggested Ms. Yates submit her
concerns in writing to the various different Boards and
departments of the City involved.
Mr. Mills reported on the Grant Agreement for Design Guidelines.
He read the advertisement for the Request for Proposal. that the
Purchasing Agent will submit for a consultant to draft the design
guidelines.
Mr. Mills reported on the Enabling Ordinance. He informed the
Board that he attended the second reading of the Ordinance by the
City Commission. He explained the Boards requirement on having
at least two members of the Board be members other than citizens
or people that have a business in downtown. The Commission will
set up a workshop to discuss it further. Mr. Mills requested Ms.
Clarke check with the City Clerk to see that it is scheduled in
the near future.
Mr. Moore reported on the Plaque Committee. He informed the
Board that he had met with Mr. Simmons, Director of Engineering
and Planning, and Mr. Shearin, Purchasing Agent, and they had
worked out a method where they could issue purchase orders for
the services, drawings, products, layout, and the plaques. Mr.
Moore has submitted the prints to the plaque company for their
evaluation.
Mr. Moore reported that there are a total of 22 plaques. There
will be 15 photos and the other 7 will be line drawings. Most of
the line drawings will have to come from todays photographs with
some artistic embellishments. Mr. Moore informed the Board that
he had discussed the mounting of the plaques with Mr. Kelly,
Public Works Director.
Mr. Moore requested that Mr. Adamson re- communicate with the
people to inform them the plaques will be ready for mounting in
early December.
A brief discussion was held regarding the large amount of litter
in the downtown area. Mr. Moore suggested Mr. Conklin speak
with Mr. Faison, City Manager, regarding the concerns of the
litter.
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Mr. Moore reported on the Walking, Tour Brochure. The Brochure
will be a simple, inexpensive foldout with photos.
The consensus of the Board was to start the Walking Tour at the
clock and have the clock on the brochure.
Several members expressed discontent with the Commission
Conference Room as a meeting place and suggested Mr. Conklin
speak with Mr. Faison regarding this.
Mr. Mills read the letter that he wrote to Jeno Paulucci
regarding the preservation /restoration of the Kent's Garage
building.
Mr. Mills reported on the proposed National Regional District
south of the Sanford Commercial District. Mr. Mills stated once
the additional information requested by the State was collected
the next procedure would be to have a Public Hearing.
A brief discussion was held regarding the Historic District's
boundaries. Mr. Mills explained to the Board that the National
Register District is smaller than the Commercial Historic
District defined by the City's ordinance.
Mr. Mills stated he would contact Barbara Maddick with the Bureau
of Historic Preservation in Tallahassee and get a file copy of
the National Register Application for the Commercial District.
As there was no further business before the Board, the meeting
was adjourned at 5:50 P.M.
Respectfully submitted: Penny L. Davis