06.11.92M I N U T E S
HISTORIC PRESERVATION BOARD MEETING
June 11, 1992
4:30 P.M.
City Commission Conference Room
City Hall, Sanford, Florida
Members Present:
Monte Olinger, Vice Chairman
Kay Bartholomew
Altermese Bentley
Cal Conklin
John Mercer
Jerry Mills
H.L. "Lynn" Stogner
Laura Straehla
011ie Williams
Members Absent:
Hal Welch, Chairman
Chris S. Cranias
Others in Attendance:
Penny Turner, Secretary
The meeting was called to order by the Vice Chairman, Monte Olinger
at 4:30 P.M.
Cal Conklin moved to approve the Minutes of May 7, 1992. Seconded
by Alteremese Bentley and carried by unanimous vote.
Mrs. Turner updated the Board on the Georgetown/ Goldsboro Community
Survey. Brenda Elliott was unable to submit the nomination for the
Georgetown area to the National Register of Historic Places by the
end of May as planned. Mrs. Turner stated that Mr. Welch requested
the Board consider purchasing a copy of the Master Site Files for
the Georgetown and Goldsboro areas from the Orange County
Historical Museum to assist in the preparation of the report. The
cost of the documents is $200.
Cal Conklin moved to approve the purchase of the Master Site Files
for the Georgetown and Goldsboro areas from the Orange County
Historical Museum for $200. Seconded by Kay Bartholomew and
carried by unanimous vote.
It was requested that Mrs. Turner contact Brenda Elliott to attend
the meeting of July 9, 1992 and request a written status report on
the Georgetown /Goldsboro Community Survey.
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Mrs. Straehla updated the Board on the Andres Duany Project. The
Sanford Historic Trust Committee has reviewed the Master Plan and
Urban Regulations. She informed the Board of the proposed changes
regarding Code Enforcement. The Board concurred that the Code
Enforcement Board is responsible for enforcement and the Historic
Preservation Board will assist to identify, monitor and coordinate
to ensure continuity of the code in the Residential Historic
District.
Discussion was held regarding the time involved in monitoring new
construction and alterations to buildings in the Residential
Historic District. It was suggested the time required of the Board
be monitored to determine if in the future an additional board
would be needed.
Mrs. Turner requested the Board review the proposed Goals for the
Historic Preservation Board provided by Mr. Welch for discussion at
the July meeting.
Mrs. Turner informed the Board that Smith - Cornell, Inc. would ship
the plaque for Hopper Academy on Monday, June 22, 1992.
Discussion was held regarding code violations in the downtown
district. It was requested that the Chairman write a letter to the
owner of the Welaka Building requesting the boards on the First
Street windows be removed before the meeting of July 9, 1992. At
that time the board will refer it to the Code Enforcement if the
boards have not been removed.
As there was no further business before the Board, the meeting was
adjourned at 5:27 P.M.
Respectfully submitted by: Penny L. Turner