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05.20.15O r I al�_P.'77-1 HISTORIC PRESERVATION BOARD Wednesday, May 20, 2015 Rlb City Commission Chambers, 1S Floor, Sanford City Hall 300 North Park Avenue, Sanford, Florida Workshop — 4 PM Regular Scheduled Meeting - 5:30 PM Agenda Call to Order Presentation of Florida Trust for Historic Preservation Awards Roll Call Approval of Minutes April 15, 2015 Regular Meeting Minutes Public Meeting PM -1 Hold a Public Meeting to consider a Certificate of Appropriateness for a striped fabric canopy sign at 108 E. 1S Street. Tax Parcel Number: 25- 19- 30 -5AG- 0203 -0050 Property Owner: WPRR LLC Representative: James Moriarty Minor Reviews Review of Certificate of Appropriateness approvals issued administratively from April 1, 2015 through April 30, 2015. Six Month Reviews Listed below is the status of project(s) reviewed by the board during the October 2014 meeting. 212 W. V Street Item: Board reviewed the request to install two vintage trains adjacent to the west fagade and install five 40'x8' shipping freight containers on the rear loading dock at 212 W. 1st Street. Individual approvals, with conditions, were granted for painting, site improvements, new construction- additions, and temporary signage. Status: The applicant has decided to not proceed with the project. Code Enforcement Case Review Citizen Participation Staff Reports Chairman and Board Items for Discussion Adjournment Please be advised that more than one member of the City Commission or any City Board, Commission, or Committee may attend this meeting. The purpose of this notice is to serve as a contingency in the event of such attendance, but is not intended to encourage attendance or permit participation if attendance occurs. In accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, persons with disabilities needing assistance to participate in any of these proceedings should contact the City Clerk at 407.688.5010 at least 48 hours in advance of the meeting. Advice to The Public: If a person decides to appeal a decision made with respect to any matter considered at the above meeting or hearing, he or she may need a verbatim record of the proceedings, including the testimony and evidence, which record is not provided by the City of Sanford. (FS 286.0105) Page 1 of 1 Minutes Historic Preservation Board May 20, 2015 — 5:30 PM City Commission Chambers City Hall, Sanford, Florida Members Present Ian Carfagna, Chairman Hank Dieckhaus, Vice Chairman Cheryl Deming Ana Yebba Tammy Agnini Others Present Mayor Jeff Triplett Commissioner Patty Mahany Norton N. Bonaparte, Jr., City Manager Jennifer Nix - Barrington, Assistant City Attorney Russ Gibson, Planning and Development Services Director Bob Turk, Economic Development Director Christine Dalton, Community Planner /Historic Preservation Officer Mary Muse, Administrative Coordinator Mr. Carfagna called the regular meeting to order at 5:36 PM. Minutes Ms. Deming moved to approve the April 15, 2015 meeting minutes. Ms. Yebba seconded. Motion carried 4 -0, Mr. Dieckhaus not present at this time. Ceremonial Matters • Proclamation - The month of May as National Preservation Month read by Mayor Triplett. • Awards for the Sanford Avenue Streetscape Project (Infill Design) and Georgetown Heritage Markers and Seat Cubes (Preservation EducatiomMedia) were presented by Shorty Robbins, Trustee of the Florida Trust for Historic Preservation. Public Meetings PM -1 Hold a Public Meeting to consider a Certificate of Appropriateness for a striped fabric canopy sign at 108 E. I Street. Tax Parcel Number: 25- 19- 30 -5AG- 0203 -0050 Property Owner: WPRR LLC Representative: James Moriarty Mr. Moriarty distributed an information packet to each board member titled Barbershop Americana. Mr. Dieckhaus moved to approve the request for a Certificate of Appropriateness for a striped fabric canopy sign at 108 E. 1 st Street and applicant is to meet with staff on the red, white and blue color. After discussion, Mr. Dieckhaus amended his motion to approve the request for a Certificate of Appropriateness for a striped fabric canopy sign at 108 E. 1st Street, as presented as an historic signage for barbershops, using the red, white and blue National Historic colors. Ms. Yebba seconded. Motion carried unanimously. Code Enforcement Case Review A Historic District Open Case Report and a Code Enforcement Historic District Fines Report were distributed for board review. MINUTES — MAY 20, 2015 HISTORIC PRESERVATION BOARD PAGE 2 Citizen Participation Nelson Beverly, President of the Sanford Historic Trust, invited those present to attend the Historic Preservation Awards ceremony on May 27`h at the Sanford Welcome Center. Staff Reports Ms. Dalton distributed a flyer about the movie being shown in Magnolia Square on May 22 n featuring the 1986 movie "The Money Pit ", starring Tom Hanks and Shelly Long. Ms. Dalton reported Ms. Holder (Mosca), City's Communications Officer, informed her the City is partnering with Wayne Densch to do Movie Classics on Magnolia. They will be shown at the Wayne Densch Performing Arts Center for $5. The first movie scheduled will be Casablanca. Ms. Dalton acknowledged the funding assistance from the Historic Sanford Welcome Center and the CRA for her to attend the Florida Trust for Historic Preservation Annual Conference in Miami and shared some photos with the board. Ms. Dalton reported she is applying for two grants and working on letters of support for the Historic Preservation Board to approve for the Chairman's signature. One is a $50,000 grant for Survey and Inventory of Historic Resources in Sanford. Mr. Dieckhaus moved to approve letter of support and authorize Chairman to sign the letter. Ms. Yebba seconded. Motion carried unanimously. The second grant is for $50,000 for a Master Plan Design to connect Coastline Park to Paw Park Village. Mr. Dieckhaus moved approve letter of support and authorize Chairman to sign the letter. Ms. Deming seconded. Motion carried unanimously. Robert Bendus, Director of the Division of Historic Resources, will be making a presentation on Economic Impacts to the City Commission in the near future. Ms. Dalton gave a brief update on 113 Palmetto Avenue. Chairman and Board Items for Discussion None. Adjournment There being no further business, the meeting adjourned at 6:48 PM. IAN NA, CHAIRMAN Sc46k4ed, 6 .4 Ppl -cc.C) Ci M ee - 1'0 Barbershop Americana Sanford Barber Shop James Moriarty 108 East 1� Street Sanford, Florida 32771 407 -328 -8362 Introduction Americana Barbershops Americana Barbershop Signs Sanford Barbershop history Summary Introduction I am here today requesting the use of a red, white and blue striped background for my canopy store front. The actual wording on the canopy will only cover the allowed 25% in accordance to the allowed signage. Traditionally around the world and brought to this country the red (representing blood) and white (representing bandages) was presented by barbershops. The first barbers in this country were the surgeons and dentists as well as shaving and cutting hair. The red, white and blue began during the birth of the United States when the blue was added to show support and patronage of our country's colors red, white and blue and even today is presented by both beauty and barber shops across the country. The red, white and blue is not a registered trademark or copyrighted in the United States, State of Florida, directly or indirectly making any specific legal representation to barbershops. It is our request to you as a background for our canopy signage. Americana Barbershops Shepard's Barber Shop, 116 Simonton, Conroe, Tx. The oldest continuous operating barbershop in Montgomery County. The building owned by Bob Shepard was built in 1914 and became a barbershop in 1922. This building, built in 1918 and located at 10455 N. 83rd Ave. was home to Bud's Barber Shop. A Barber Shop used to be Sunshine Barber Shop. This old style shop has been at this location since 1957. We run a Mom and Pop business... We are Dennis and Sharon Holmes. Americana Barbershop Signs www.stititterstock.com - 119415973 Sanford Barbershop History The history of the Sanford Barber Shop goes back to 1934 when Thomas Barber Shop opened on the west side of Palmetto Street across the street from the Original Fire Station where it remained for 40 years. A.L. Thomas was a Barber and the original owner. He then moved Thomas Barber Shop across the street next to the Fire Station at 105 Palmetto Street where it remained for another 35 years. During that time David Dreifuerst bought the shop from A.L. and renames it Dave's Barber Shop. Dave moved the shop to 114 E 2n Street in 2011 and in 2014 Dave sold it to me, James Moriarty and now we have moved to 108 E. I` Street. This Barber Shop has been in continuous operation since 1934 in downtown Sanford, 81 years. Summary At the new location on 1 s` Street I plan to make it to the 100 years mark, a centennial business in downtown Sanford. 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