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HISTORIC PRESERVATION BOARD
Meeting June 8, 1969
City Manager's Conference Room, Sanford City Hall,
Sanford, Florida
4.30 P.M.
I. Call to order and Roll Call
II. Approval of Minutes of May 11, 1989
III. Application for Certificate of Appropriateness
A. Signs at 205A East First Street
IV. Board Resignation /Appointment
V. Committee Reports:
Budget - Cal Conklin
Ordinance - Jerry Mills
Plaque Signage & Walking Tour - Don Moore
Guidelines - Jerry Mills
VI. Other Business
A. Removal of Reggie's Sign
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M I N U T E S
HISTORIC PRESERVATION BOARD
JUNE 8, 1989
4:30 P.M.
City Manager's Conference Room, Sanford City Hall,
Sanford, Florida
Members Present:
Cal Conklin, Chairman
William "Duke" Adamson
Kay Bartholomew
Edward Blacksheare
Ron Fiorelli
Nancy Gunning
Robert McKee
Don Moore
Members Absent:
Albert Fitts
Jerry Mills
Mark Shuttleworth
Others in Attendance:
Alicia Clarke, City Liaison
Gary Winn, Building Official
Don Vincent
Penny Davis, Secretary
The meeting was called to order by the Chairman, Cal Conklin at
4:30 P.M.
Mr. Conklin introduced the new member of the Board, Nancy
Gunning.
Ron Fiorelli moved to approve the minutes of May 11, 1989.
Seconded by Robert McKee and carried by unanimous vote.
Martha Dillon, of Friendly Travel, Inc., submitted an Application
for Certificate of Appropriateness to add a 4'X 1' sign above the
sidewalk and also attach a 15' X 2' sign to the existing canopy
on the building at 205A East First Street.
Mr. Conklin wanted the minutes to reflect that there was not a
representative from Friendly Travel, Inc. at the meeting.
A discussion was held with Mr. Winn concerning the attachment of
the sign.
Mr. Winn informed the board in order for the City to permit the
sign it has to be permanently attached. Design and appearance is
what the Board would be approving.
Duke Adamson moved the Application be approved. Seconded by
Robert McKee and carried by unanimous vote.
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Mr. Conklin informed the Board that the City Commission accepted
Eoghan N. Kelly's resignation and on May 22, 1989, appointed
Nancy Gunning to fill the unexpired term.
Mr. Conklin requested a report from the Plaque and Signage
Committee.
A discussion was held regarding the type of finish on the
plaques. Mr. Moore requested that the Board make a motion on
either the gold or silver finish for the plagues.
Duke Adamson moved to approve the gold finish for the plaques.
Seconded by Don Moore and carried by unanimous vote.
Mr. Moore reported that there are 23 remaining buildings in the
Downtown Historic District.
Mr. Moore informed the Board that the cost including fabrication,
mailing and handling would be approximately $8,000 for the 23
plaques.
A discussion was held regarding the photographs that would be
used on the Plaques and the Walking Tour Brochures.
The Board decided that a line drawing would be used where a
photograph could not.
Mr. Moore informed the Board that Don Vincent had volunteered to
do the photography that needs to be done for the plaque company.
Ms. Bartholomew asked Mr. Moore to clarify what he envisioned
for the Walking Tour Brochure.
Mr. Moore stated that the brochures would be an accordion type
fold, with a picture, a more indepth description than on the
plaque and a map.
The Board discussed the possibility of starting the Walking Tour
downtown at the clock.
Mr. Conklin reported that there is a $28,000 request in for next
year's Budget, for the brochures. This is for design, layout,
art work, photography, and printing.
The Board requested that Mr. Conklin contact Mr. Simmons and ask
for permission to obligate approximately $8,000 for the Plaque
Project.
The Board could not report on behalf of the Ordinance or
Guidelines Committees.
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Mr. Conklin said he had deferred writing the letter to the
owner's of Reggie's requesting that they remove their sign.
Mr. Conklin informed the P-7ard that in order to have the sign
removed the owner would have to complete another Certificate of
Appropriateness.
The Board suggested that Mrs. Davis write a note to the Public
Works Department to inform them that Mr. Adamson will assist
them with the downtown sign by the AMTRAK station.
Mr. Conklin said Martha Yancey, Chairman of the Scenic
Improvement Board, requested that the Board look at the proposed
trash receptacle that is to be placed in the downtown area.
Board Members went to the City Commission Conference Room to view
the trash receptacle.
The general consensus of the Board was that the material and the
design were not suitable for the location intended.
As there was no further business before the Board, the meeting
was adjourned at 5:40 P.M.
Respectfully submitted: Penny L. Davis