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HomeMy WebLinkAbout06/10/2020 - Landmark Preservation Commission - Agenda - Work SessionPage 1 Meg Dunn, Chair Meeting to be conducted remotely. Alexandra Wallace, Co-Vice Chair See below for instructions on how Mollie Bredehoft, Co-Vice Chair to attend online or by phone. Michael Bello Kurt Knierim Elizabeth Michell Kevin Murray Anne Nelsen Vacant Seat Work Session June 10, 2020 5:30 PM Landmark Preservation Commission AGENDA As required by City Council Ordinance 061, 2020, a determination has been made that holding an in-person hearing would not be prudent and that the matters to be heard are pressing and require prompt consideration. The written determination is contained in the agenda materials. This remote Landmark Preservation Commission meeting will be available online via Zoom or by phone. No one will be allowed to attend in person. The meeting will be available to join beginning at 5:15 p.m. Participants should try to join prior to the 5:30 p.m. start time. JOIN ONLINE: You will need an internet connection on a laptop, computer, or smartphone, and may join the meeting through Zoom at https://zoom.us/j/97374977282. (Using earphones will greatly improve your audio). Keep yourself on muted status. JOIN BY PHONE: Please dial (253) 215-8782 and enter Webinar ID 973 7497 7282 Keep yourself on muted status. PUBLIC PARTICIPATION: No public comment is allowed during work sessions. Members of the public may join the meeting but will remain muted throughout the duration of the meeting. The June 17, 2020 Landmark Preservation Commission regular meeting will be held remotely and not in-person. Information on remotely participating in the June 17, 2020 Landmark Preservation Commission regular meeting is contained in the agenda for the June 17, 2020 meeting available at https://www.fcgov.com/cityclerk/landmark- preservation.php. Members of the public wishing to submit documents, visual presentations, or written comments for the Commission to consider regarding any item on the agenda must email them to kmcwilliams@fcgov.com at least 24 hours prior to the June 17, 2020 meeting. Fort Collins is a Certified Local Government (CLG) authorized by the National Park Service and History Colorado based on its compliance with federal and state historic preservation standards. CLG standing requires Fort Collins to maintain a Landmark Preservation Commission composed of members of which a minimum of 40% meet federal standards for professional experience from preservation-related disciplines, including, but not limited to, historic architecture, architectural history, archaeology, and urban planning. For more information, see Article III, Division 19 of the Fort Collins Municipal Code. The City of Fort Collins will make reasonable accommodations for access to City services, programs, and activities and will make special communication arrangements for persons with disabilities. Please call 221-6515 (TDD 224- 6001) for assistance. Video of the meeting will be broadcast at 1:30 p.m. the following day through the Comcast cable system on Channel 14 or 881 (HD). Please visit http://www.fcgov.com/fctv/ for the daily cable schedule. The video will also be available for later viewing on demand here: http://www.fcgov.com/fctv/video-archive.php. • CALL TO ORDER • ROLL CALL • REVIEW OF ITEMS FOR CONSIDERATION AT THE NEXT REGULAR MEETING TO BE HELD ON WEDNESDAY, JUNE 17, 2020 AT 5:30 P.M. VIA ZOOM (Please see the agenda for the June 17, 2020 meeting for information on how to join that meeting.) CONSENT 1. CONSIDERATION AND APPROVAL OF THE MINUTES OF MAY 20, 2020 2. REPORT ON STAFF DESIGN REVIEW DECISIONS FOR DESIGNATED PROPERTIES DISCUSSION 3. THE WOODS-GILKISON-DUNN PROPERTY AT 331 S. LOOMIS STREET - APPLICATION FOR FORT COLLINS LANDMARK DESIGNATION 4. THE BENTON-SCHULTZ DUPLEX AT 1016-1018 MORGAN STREET - APPLICATION FOR FORT COLLINS LANDMARK DESIGNATION 5. THE BRAWNER-MCARTHUR PROPERTY AT 228 WHEDBEE STREET - APPLICATION FOR FORT COLLINS LANDMARK DESIGNATION 6. SPARK MIXED-USE DEVELOPMENT (140 E OAK STREET) – DEVELOPMENT REVIEW • BOARD TOPICS 1. Friends of Preservation 2020 – Discussion Regarding Recipients 2. Sustainability Workshop Series – Cost Calculator Tool 3. LPC Work Plan – Progress and Priorities • OTHER BUSINESS • ADJOURNMENT Item x, Page 1 STAFF REPORT June 10, 2020 Landmark Preservation Commission ITEM NAME FRIENDS OF PRESERVATION 2020 – DISCUSSION REGARDING RECIPIENTS STAFF Karen McWilliams, Historic Preservation Manager INFORMATION Established in 1985 and presented annually since then, the Friend of Preservation Award recognizes exceptional efforts by an individual, organization, or specific project that has done the most to preserve our community’s historic built environment. This discussion will identify the recipients of the award in 2020. The awards are anticipated to be presented in September 2020. ATTACHMENTS 1. Friend of Preservation Awards Winners – Comprehensive List 2. Remote Meeting Request Form Friends of Preservation Awards Established in 1985 and presented annually since then, the Friend of Preservation Award recognizes exceptional efforts by an individual, organization, or specific project that has done the most to preserve our community’s historic built environment. Staff and the LPC review projects completed within the last year, to identify those few exceptional projects that have gone above and beyond what is normally expected, and identify individuals and organizations who have a history of outstanding contributions to historic preservation over a period of years. Staff then provides a brief biography of each nominee, and the Commission votes on the award recipients. Typically, 3 or 4 recipients are chosen each year. Specifically, the award is presented to the person, organization, or project that has done the most in the past year to: * Ensure a widely visible, lasting link to our community’s heritage and accomplishments of the past; * Further historic preservation purposes as defined in the City of Fort Collins Landmark Preservation Ordinance including: * Designate, preserve, protect, enhance and perpetuate those sites, structures, objects and districts which reflect outstanding elements of the City’s cultural, artistic, social, economic, political, architectural, historic or other heritage; * Foster civic pride in the beauty and accomplishments of the past; * Stabilize or improve aesthetic and economic vitality and values of such sites, structures, objects and districts; * Protect and enhance the City’s attraction to tourists and visitors; * Promote the use of outstanding historical or architectural sites, structures, objects and districts for the education, stimulation and welfare of the people of the City; * Promote good urban design; * Promote and encourage continued private ownership and utilization of such sites, structures, objects and districts now so owned and used, to the extent that the objectives listed above can be obtained under such policy. "FRIEND OF PRESERVATION AWARD" - PAST NOMINEES: 1985 Recipients Gene Mitchell - Old Town Project Felix Lee - City of Fort Collins Building Inspector Jim Reidhead - Old Town Project, Poudre Valley bank Bldg., Old Miller Bottling Works, etc. Fort Collins Municipal Railway Society - Streetcar Restoration 1986 Recipients Charlene Tresner - Historian Fort Collins Historical Society BOARD TOPIC 1, ATTACHMENT 1 1987 Recipients Alyce Milton - Old Post Office Designation Amshel Corporation (Steve Slezak) - 205 Meldrum Restoration 1988 Recipients Poudre Landmarks Foundation - Avery House Larimer County Historic Trust - Ward Smith Cabin Fort Collins Junior League - Avery House Kitchen Restoration 1989 Recipients Richard Beardmore - Kissock Block, Old Town, Waterworks, etc. Doris and Jim Greenacre - Waterworks John Power - Avery Carriage House Wayne Sundberg - Historian Carol Tunner - Streetcar Restoration 1990 Recipients Walter Brown - Opera Galleria City of Fort Collins Water and Wastewater Utility - Waterworks Thunderpup Construction - Blaine Hotel Dan MacArthur of the Triangle Review Newspaper - support Sally Ketcham - Avery House Restoration and Carriage House Acquisition Joan Day - Cache La Trivia Fund Raiser, etc. 1991 Recipients Carol and James Burrill - Emma Mallaby Grocery Restoration Bob Heath - Preservation contractor on numerous projects CSU - Spruce Hall One West Contemporary Art Center Board of Directors - Old Post Office City of Fort Collins Museum Staff and Volunteers - Courtyard Buildings Restoration, collection fumigation, volunteer hours 1992 Recipients Cheryl and Ralph Olson - Forney/Reinholtz Estate Restoration Tim Simmons - 513 East Oak Street Renovation Andre Mouton, Stevo Mouton, and Pat McGaughran - Odd Fellows Hall (Rio Grande Restaurant), 141 W. Mountain Rehabilitation Karene and Ted Will - Old City Hall/Firehouse, 232-238 Walnut, Rehabilitation and Preservation Leadership 1993 Recipients CSU Stabilization Center, CM Club and Sigma Lambda Chi Honor Society for the Avery Carriage House Victorian Questers for the Box Elder Schoolhouse Restoration Rheba Massey for Service to the LPC and Historic Preservation Rose and John Thompson for 420 W. Mountain BOARD TOPIC 1, ATTACHMENT 1 1994 Recipients Dr. Michael Fangman for 112 S. College Rehabilitation Thomas K. Moore for 222 Walnut Street Evadene Burris Swanson, author for Fort Collins Yesterdays Taco Bell Corp. for Saving 1530 S. College Avenue Thomas and Regina Laupa for 1003 Remington St. Renovation 1995 Recipients Veldman Morgan Commercial for Linden Hotel Rehabilitation City of Fort Collins for Sugarbeet Factory Rehabilitation Rod and Robin Vaughn for Troutman House Moving and Rehabilitation 1996 Recipients Tsighe Nemariam and Woldezion Mesghinna for Harmony Mill Rehabilitation Judy Bedford for Children’s Merchantile 111 N. College Reconstruction Karla and Scott Oceanak for 425 E. Elizabeth Porch Reconstruction 1997 Recipients Dr. Paul and Mary Thode for 714 W. Mountain Rehabilitation Dave Veldman and Mitch Morgan for Loomis Block Rehabilitation, 217 Linden Street Gina Janett, Councilwoman for Support on Council 1998 Recipients City of Fort Collins for Stabilizing the C&S Depot and Annie Dog’s Grave Cathy Hutchison for the Harmony School Rehabilitation James and Ruth Hoffman for Saving the Coy-Hoffman Barn Phil Walker, author, for History Writings Mike McCormick for Restoration of the Trimble Block and Trimble Billiard Parlor The Early Family for Rehabilitation of the Barkley Block 142-144 N. College Avenue 1999 Outstanding Historic Renovation Award Veldman-Morgan Commercial for façade rehabilitation of the 1907 C.C. Forrester Block Vaught Frye Architects for architectural design work for the façade rehabilitation of the 1907 C.C. Forrester Block Dohn Construction Inc., contractor for façade rehabilitation of the 1907 C.C. Forrester Block Jennifer Kathol and Bruce Biggi for masonry rehabilitation of the Marion Alice Parker-Frank P. Stover House at 1320 W. Oak Street 1999 Recipients Dave and Patty Lawser for Saving the Preston Farm Stan Whitaker, Western Property Advisors for Saving the Preston Farm Don Woeber for Saving the City Park Cannon Cultural, Library, and Recreational Services, Mike Powers, Director, for Saving and Rehabilitating the City Park Cannon Ann Azari, Mayor, for Support BOARD TOPIC 1, ATTACHMENT 1 2000 Recipients Debra Applin and Polly Puleston for Designation of the Sheely Drive Neighborhood Landmark District John Arnolfo for Facade Restoration of the Silver Grill St. Joseph’s Parish for the St. Joseph’s Elementary School Addition 2001 Recipients Renita and Douglas Gennetten for façade restoration of 251 Linden Street, the north half of the 1882 Robertson/Haynes Block John Litschert for an exemplary compatible addition to his Art Deco 1946 home, the Sondburg House, at 237 West Street Paul Jensen for his façade restoration of the 1907 State Armory at 314 E. Mountain Avenue Colorado State University Facilities Department for its restoration of the 1891 Mosman (Cannonball) House at 324 East Oak Street David Rowan and Cindi Campbell for their porch restoration of the 1904 Hardin House at 227 Wood St. 2002 Recipients Don Smith of Rocky Mountain C-M Inc. for rehabilitation of 208 and 214 Peterson Street Rayno and Patty Seaser and Jeff Nowak, Eggceptional Properties, for restoration of the Gill/Nelson House at 5529 S. Timberline Road City of Fort Collins Parks and Recreation Department for restoration of the Nelson Milk House, 1035 Swallow Road City of Fort Collins Facilities (Operation Services) for façade restoration of the Street Railway Car Barn at 330 N. Howes Funding Partners for Affordable Solutions and the National Development Council for façade rehabilitation of the Northern Hotel 2003 Recipients Mark Thorburn, University Designers & Builders, contractor on the First Baptist Church Façade Restoration at 328 Remington Street North Pointe Community Church, Brian Sky Pastor, for the First Baptist Church Façade Restoration at 328 Remington Street Mikal Torgerson, M. Torgerson, Architects, architect on the First Baptist Church Façade Restoration at 328 Remington Street Natural Resources Department, Natural Areas Office, for the office rehabilitation of the Nix Farm’s Craftsman Farmhouse 2004 Recipients The Levinger Family for rehabilitation of the Armstrong Hotel Mark Thorburn, University Designers & Builders, contractor on the Armstrong Hotel Richard Beardmore, AE Design Associates, architectural engineer on the Armstrong Hotel Downtown Development Authority for historic preservation of Old Town Fort Collins BOARD TOPIC 1, ATTACHMENT 1 2005 Recipients Adam Thomas, Historitecture, principal historian for excellence in surveying historic school properties, Quonset Huts, and Germans from Russia/Hispanic neighborhoods. Karen McWilliams for dedication, perseverance, and leadership in preserving historic resources Poudre School District for sensitive addition to Laurel School and cooperation in historic school survey Cameron Gloss for publication of the Alley House Design Standards 2006 Recipients Joe Frank, Advance Planning Director, for leadership in Preserving Historic Resources in Fort Collins John Albright, as a Historian, Mentor and Volunteer for Historic Preservation David Budge, for Outstanding Historic Preservation of the 1882-83 Water Works Susan Walker and Emily Fehler, for Outstanding Historic Preservation of the Aaron Kitchel House at 601 W. Mountain Avenue 2007 Recipients Empire Carpentry and Kevin Murray, for Exemplary Preservation of Historic Resources in our City. Judith Reid, for the Rehabilitation of the Darrah House, 612 S. College Jay Stoner, for Restoration of the 1939 Art Deco Beebe Clinic, 605 S. College Ave. Amigos de el Museo de las Tres Colonias, for Restoration of the John B. and Inez Romero House, 425 Tenth Street Carol Tunner, for Lifetime Achievements in Historic Preservation 2008 Recipients Poudre Landmarks Foundation, for tremendous accomplishments and unwavering support of our community’s heritage. Julian Siegel Family, in Honor of Julian Siegel, for Restoration of the North Half of the Colorado Building, 137 South College Avenue City of Fort Collins, for demonstrating leadership and vision in its designation of the Grandview Cemetery 2009 Recipients EDAW for the Tenney Court and Trimble Court Alleys BHA Design for the Tenney Court and Trimble Court Alleys Robert King for his Restoration and Rehabilitation Projects, Notably 418 and 820 Remington Street City Engineering Department, the Downtown Development Authority, and the North Front Range Metropolitan Planning Organization, for the East Mountain Avenue Trolley Brick Project Colorado State University for the Adaptive Reuse of the Fort Collins High School BOARD TOPIC 1, ATTACHMENT 1 2010 Recipients Gillian Bowser, for Rehabilitation and Restoration of the Bell House, 1108 W. Mountain Peter S. Farquhar, for Exemplary Skills and Craftsmanship for Rehabilitation of the H. C. Bradley Photographic Studio, 150-152 North College Avenue Russell J. Wright, for outstanding Leadership and Commitment to Excellence for Rehabilitation of the H. C. Bradley Photographic Studio, 150-152 North College Avenue H. Robert Hosanna, for Architectural Design of the Mitchell Block and Reinforcing the Visual Characteristics and Spirit of Historic Old Town Fort Collins The Fort Collins Local History Archive, For Diligent Work in Preservation, Education and Promotion of Our Community’s History J. Stephen Mack, for Commitment to Historic Preservation in Rehabilitation of the W. J. Tilton House & Garage, 409-411 Whedbee Street Dr. Janet Ore, for Outstanding Dedication, Achievements, and Contributions to the Field of Historic Preservation 2011 Recipients W.J. (Bud) Frick, Jr., for Outstanding Dedication to the Preservation of Fort Collins’ Historic Resources Per Hogestad, for Outstanding Commitment and Dedication to Historic Preservation Anne Aspen, for Outstanding Dedication in Preserving Historic Resources David Roy, for Outstanding Dedication to the Preservation of Fort Collins’ Historic Resources State Historic Fund, for Outstanding Assistance in Preserving Historic Resources 2012 Recipients Andre Mouton for the Outstanding Adaptive Reuse of 415 South Mason Street Spiro Palmer, Jim Palmer, Terry Palmos, and Jim Katopodis for the Outstanding Restoration of the Avery Block Carol Tunner for the Outstanding Restoration of the Coca-Cola/Angell’s Delicatessen Sign (J.L. Hohnstein Block, 220 E Mountain Avenue) Philip Carpenter for the Outstanding Preservation of Grandview Cemetery (1900 W Mountain Avenue) Rayno and Patty Seasar for the Outstanding Restoration and Rehabilitation of the McIntyre House (137 Matthew Street) Richard (Dick) Beardmore, Lifetime Achievement Award for Excellence in Historic Preservation Peter Munro and Lindsey Anderson for the Outstanding Interior Restoration of the Commercial Bank and Trust Building (now the Astoria Bar) 2013 Recipients City of Fort Collins Natural Areas Program – Outstanding Restoration at Bobcat Ridge Kelly Ohlson – Outstanding Dedication and Leadership Wattle and Daub Contractors – Outstanding Dedication to Preservation Judith and Irwin Winterowd – Restoration of the Seckner Brothers Building, 216 Linden Street Kevin and Suzanne Murray – Whitcomb Street Historic District BOARD TOPIC 1, ATTACHMENT 1 2014 Recipients Dan Corson, CLG Liaison - Outstanding Dedication to Historic Preservation Lyle Miller, State Historical Fund - Outstanding Dedication to Historic Preservation Jim Reidhead, Legacy of Historic Preservation in Fort Collins Sharon Johnson, Stover Mansion Rehabilitation CSU Powerhouse Energy Institute - Outstanding Rehabilitation of the Old Power Plant Building 2015 Recipients Colleen Scholz, 220 Remington – Outstanding Adaptive Reuse Jim Kelly and Besty Markey, Kickland House – Outstanding Rehabilitation Mike Gebo, Chief Building Official – Outstanding Dedication to Historic Preservation Bellvue Historical Foundation – Outstanding Dedication to Historic Preservation 2016 Recipients Blue Ocean Enterprises, Galvanize/242 Linden – Superior Infill Development Project Bucking Horse, Jessup Farm Property – Outstanding Rehabilitation of an Endangered Farmstead James MacDowell, 508 Remington – Outstanding Restoration and Rehabilitation March, Olive & Pharris, LLC, 1312 S College – Outstanding Restoration and Rehabilitation 2017 Recipients City of Fort Collins Natural Area, Designation of Great Western Sugar Flume and Bridge – Outstanding Interpretation and Documentation Bohemian Companies, Music District – Outstanding Rehabilitation/Adaptive Reuse Ron Sladek – Outstanding Dedication to Historic Preservation Gordon “Hap” Hazard – Outstanding Dedication to Preserving Local History 2018 Recipients Doug Ernest – Outstanding Dedication to Preserving Local History Downtown Development Authority, Old Town Square – Renewing the Heart of Our Premier Historic District Ginger & Baker, 359 Linden Street – Outstanding Rehabilitation and Adaptive Reuse of the Feeder Supply Building Save Our Silos, Coy-Hoffman Silos – Outstanding Dedication to Preserving Local History Bud Frick – Lifetime Achievement Award for Excellence in Historic Preservation 2019 Recipients Ross Proving-Up House – Honor Award For Outstanding Dedication to Preserving Historic Resources: Ethan Cozens, Bob Adams, Mike Calhoon, Marc Rademacher, Bridget Brownell, Carol Tunner, Kathleen Benedict, Reyana Jones, Karen McWilliams, Kevin Murray, Raul Serrano, Rick Massey, Steve Chaffey, Terry Schmitz Susan Hoskinson - Honor Award For the Landmark Designation and Preservation of Historic Resources Mary Humstone - Honor Award For the Landmark Designation and Preservation of Historic Resources Myrne Watrous - Honor Award for Exceptional Contributions to Historic Preservation Elizabeth Hotel – Honor Award For a Superior Infill Development Project: Bohemian BOARD TOPIC 1, ATTACHMENT 1 Companies, Lou Bieker, Russell-Mills Studios, Thaddius Carvis, Hensel Phelps, McWhinney Real Estate, Northern Engineering, S.A. Miro, Inc., MKK Engineering, Dash Design, DLR Group, NINE dot ARTS, The Elizabeth Hotel, Sage Restaurant Group, Walker Parking BOARD TOPIC 1, ATTACHMENT 1 Boards and Commissions Remote Meeting Ordinance 061, 2020, Agenda Item Request Form Upon completion of this form: (1) Attach emails or other documentation of the City Manager or designee decision in consultation with the chair and the Council liaison or City Attorney; and (2) Place the completed form in the record of the meeting. Board or Commission: Landmark Preservation Commission Date of Meeting: 6/10/20 Chairperson: Meg Dunn Staff Liaison: Karen McWilliams Council Liaison: Susan Gutowsky Name and Title of Person Making Determination: Caryn Champine, PDT Director DETERMINATION THAT EACH AGENDA ITEM TO BE CONSIDERED AT THE MEETING IS PRESSING AND REQUIRES PROMPT CONSIDERATION THIS ITEM IS (click box to check one): ☐ QUASI-JUDICIAL ☒ NON-QUASI-JUDICIAL Agenda Item Name: LPC Friend of Preservation Awards Description of Item: Established in 1985, the Friend of Preservation Award is the City’s highest honor awarded for historic preservation. Each year recipients are selected by the LPC to recognize exceptional efforts to preserve our community’s significant buildings and resources. Justification Why the Item Is Pressing and Requires Prompt Consideration: This request would enable the LPC to select the recipients of the 2020 awards, allowing sufficient time for the awards to be manufactured for presentation in September 2020. Recommendations (If recommendation is denial, please include additional information): Chair Recommendation: Approved by Meg Dunn on 6/3/20 Council Liaison Recommendation (non-quasi-judicial only): Approved by Susan Gutowsky on 6/4/20 City Attorney Recommendation (quasi-judicial only): N/A City Manager or Designee Determination: Approved by Caryn Champine on 6/5/20 BOARD TOPIC 1, ATTACHMENT 2 DATE: STAFF: June 10, 2020 Maren Bzdek, Senior Historic Preservation Planner Jim Bertolini, Historic Preservation Planner WORK SESSION ITEM Landmark Preservation Commission SUBJECT FOR DISCUSSION Sustainability Workshop Series – Cost Calculator Tool EXECUTIVE SUMMARY This is a brief informational presentation and discussion (as part of an ongoing series requested by the Commission) regarding the intersection of the Secretary of the Interior’s Standards for Treatment of Historic Properties and the “Triple Bottom Line” approach to sustainability that has been adopted by the City (as well as other government and preservation organizations). The presentation will specifically cover the use of the Cost Calculator Tool commissioned by the City of Fort Collins in 2018 to help owners of historic property in the city compare the costs of replacement vs. repair of certain key historic features like windows, siding, etc. Considering that, generally, careful repair can be more cost effective than full replacement, use of the Cost Calculator tool can realize community-wide economic, environmental, and social sustainability benefits as discussed in previous workshop trainings. Staff will provide an administrative history of the tool, and a quick instruction session on how to use the calculator. Commissioners and members of the public are encouraged to download a copy of either the Residential or Commercial Cost Calculator tool on the City’s website to follow along with the presentation, here: https://www.fcgov.com/historicpreservation/costcalculator ATTACHMENTS 1. Remote Meeting Request Form Boards and Commissions Remote Meeting Ordinance 061, 2020, Agenda Item Request Form Upon completion of this form: (1) Attach emails or other documentation of the City Manager or designee decision in consultation with the chair and the Council liaison or City Attorney; and (2) Place the completed form in the record of the meeting. Board or Commission: Landmark Preservation Commission Date of Meeting: 6/10/20 Chairperson: Meg Dunn Staff Liaison: Karen McWilliams Council Liaison: Susan Gutowsky Name and Title of Person Making Determination: Caryn Champine, PDT Director DETERMINATION THAT EACH AGENDA ITEM TO BE CONSIDERED AT THE MEETING IS PRESSING AND REQUIRES PROMPT CONSIDERATION THIS ITEM IS (click box to check one): ☐ QUASI-JUDICIAL ☒ NON-QUASI-JUDICIAL Agenda Item Name: Sustainability & Historic Preservation Workshop Series Description of Item: This is an informational presentation and discussion that is part of an ongoing series regarding the intersection of the Secretary of the Interior’s Standards for Treatment of Historic Properties and the “Triple Bottom Line” approach to sustainability. Justification Why the Item Is Pressing and Requires Prompt Consideration: These presentations and subsequent discussion provide timely information to ensure that LPC members are using best practices when making decisions. Recommendations (If recommendation is denial, please include additional information): Chair Recommendation: Approved by Meg Dunn on 6/3/20 Council Liaison Recommendation (non-quasi-judicial only): Approved by Susan Gutowsky on 6/4/20 City Attorney Recommendation (quasi-judicial only): N/A City Manager or Designee Determination: Approved by Caryn Champine on 6/5/20 BOARD TOPIC 2, ATTACHMENT 1 Board Topic 2, Page 1 DATE: STAFF: June 10, 2020 Karen McWilliams, Historic Preservation Manager WORK SESSION ITEM 3 Landmark Preservation Commission SUBJECT FOR DISCUSSION LPC Work Plan - Progress and Priorities EXECUTIVE SUMMARY City Code requires all boards and commissions to file work plans on or before September 30 for the following year. According to the Boards and Commissions Manual, work plans should set out major projects and issues for discussion for the following year. The LPC adopted the attached 2020 work plan at its October 16, 2019 meeting. Consideration of pending priorities associated with the work plan will be a regular work session discussion item. The regular recurrence of this discussion item is intended to provide the Commission with the opportunity to measure ongoing progress and identify action items. ATTACHMENTS 1. LPC 2020 Work Plan 2. Remote Meeting Request Form City of ktColli� Planning, Development & Transportation Services Community Development & Neighborhood Services 281 North College Avenue DATE: TO: CC: P.O. Box 580 Fort Collins, CO 80522.0580 970.416.2740 970.224.6134- fax fcgov.com MEMORANDUM October 16, 2019 Susan Gutowsky, Council Liaison Darin Atteberry, City Manager Delynn Coldiron, City Clerk n,rfL,{>- FROM: Meg Dunn, Chair, Landmark Preservation Commission RE: Landmark Preservation Commission 2020 Work Plan Overview of the Landmark Preservation Commission (Est 1968): • Federally authorized Certified Local Government (CLG} since 1991. CLG status: o Authorizes LPC to administer state and federal preservation regulations, notably Section 106 Review and Compliance for all projects with federal licensing, permitting, or funding. Ex: MAX bus system, Linden Street improvements, Community Development Block Grant (CDBG}, flood mitigation, telecommunications. o Enables residents to participate in the 20% Colorado State Tax Credit program. o Provides a dedicated pool of grant funding: Fort Collins has received over $200,000 in CLG grants for training, surveys, building preservation, and community education and outreach. o Requires enforcement of appropriate state and local legislation for the designation and protection of historic properties, consistent with the Secretary of Interior's Standards. o Requires on-going survey of historic resources. • Nine-member board, at least 40% of whom must have professional expertise in the fields of historic preservation, architectural history, architecture, archaeology, or closely related fields: o Commission professional expertise includes: Architecture (Nelson, Paecklar, Simpkins); Landscape Architecture (Bredehoft); Archeology (Gensmer); Finance (Bello); Historic Preservation (Murray, Wallace); and Education (Dunn). • Final decision-maker on: o Requests for alterations to properties designated on the National Register, Colorado State Register, and as Fort Collins Landmarks o Determinations of eligibility for Fort Collins Landmark designation o Allocation of Landmark Rehabilitation Loan funds • Makes recommendations: o To Council on Fort Collins Landmark designations; o To the Colorado State Review Board on nominations to the National and State Register o To Decision Makers on compatibility of developments adjacent to historic properties • Advises Council on the identification and significance of historic resources, threats to their preservation, and methods for their protection • Advises Council and staff about policies, incentives and regulations for historic preservation. BOARD TOPIC 3, ATTACHMENT 1 BOARD TOPIC 3, ATTACHMENT 1 BOARD TOPIC 3, ATTACHMENT 1 Boards and Commissions Remote Meeting Ordinance 061, 2020, Agenda Item Request Form Upon completion of this form: (1) Attach emails or other documentation of the City Manager or designee decision in consultation with the chair and the Council liaison or City Attorney; and (2) Place the completed form in the record of the meeting. Board or Commission: Landmark Preservation Commission Date of Meeting: 6/10/20 Chairperson: Meg Dunn Staff Liaison: Karen McWilliams Council Liaison: Susan Gutowsky Name and Title of Person Making Determination: Caryn Champine, PDT Director DETERMINATION THAT EACH AGENDA ITEM TO BE CONSIDERED AT THE MEETING IS PRESSING AND REQUIRES PROMPT CONSIDERATION THIS ITEM IS (click box to check one): ☐ QUASI-JUDICIAL ☒ NON-QUASI-JUDICIAL Agenda Item Name: LPC 2020 Work Plan Description of Item: The LPC’s Work Plan identifies the major projects and issues for the year. Justification Why the Item Is Pressing and Requires Prompt Consideration: The regular recurrence of this discussion item is intended to provide the Commission with the ability to measure ongoing progress and identify action items in a timely manner. Recommendations (If recommendation is denial, please include additional information): Chair Recommendation: Approved by Meg Dunn on 6/3/20 Council Liaison Recommendation (non-quasi-judicial only): Approved by Susan Gutowsky on 6/4/20 City Attorney Recommendation (quasi-judicial only): N/A City Manager or Designee Determination: Approved by Caryn Champine on 6/5/20 BOARD TOPIC 3, ATTACHMENT 2