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Home My WebLink About1984/07/05 - Agenda PacketAGENDA Historic Preservation Commission July 5, 1984 - 7:00 p.m. Regular Meeting* 1. Call to. Order 2. Roll Call 3. Announcements 4. Minutes - June 7, 1984 - Regular Meeting 5. Commission Items A. Stoebe Home - Historic Landmark 6. Staff Items 7. New Business 8. Public Comment 9. Adjournment * Tonight's meeting will be held in Gallery East as the Fourm is being used for a City Council meeting. Minutes Rancho Cucamonga Historic Preservation Commission July 5, 1984 ' 7:00 p.m. Regular Meeting Meeting was called to order by Chairman Strane at 7:05 p.m. Ca]] to 0rder Present were Commissioners Banks, Billings, Cooper, Kilmurray, R0]] Ca]] Schaff and Strane. Absent Arner. Minutes of June 7, regular Meeting, were reviewed. Minutes 6/7/84 Motion: Moved by Cooper, seconded by Banks, that minutes of June 7, regular meeting, be approved as posted. Motion carried unanimous ly. Announcements Commissioner Cooper wished to extend Congratulations to Mary Announcements Whitney on her promotion as Community Services Coordinator, and welcome to the new Secretary Bea Smiderle. Commission Items Public Hearing - Stoebe House 6710 Beryl Ave. Rancho Cucamonga. St0ebe House - Historic Landmark Chairman Strane opened the Public Hearing. Commission discussed historical significance of Stoebe House. As the property owner was not present, discussion was held on continuing the Public Hearing. There being no further comment, Chairman Strane closed Public Hearing. Motion: Moved by Kilmurray, seconded by Billings, that the Public Hearing be continued to the August 2, 1984, meeting. Motion carried 6-0. Ayes: Banks, Billings, Cooper, Kilmurray, Schaff and Strane. Noes: None. Absent: Arner. Staff to recontact property owner. New Business: Commission discussed recommending to the City Council that the Rains House Museum City acquire the Casa de Rancho Cucamonga (Rains House) Museum from San Bernardino County..To insure its preservation. Continued... .Page 2 HPC minutes 7/5/84 - Regular Meeting Motion: Moved by Billings, seconded by Kilmurray, that a cover Rains House Museum letter from Commission to City Council recommending negotiations with San Bernardino County on the acquisition of the Rains House Museum. Motion carried 6-0. Ayes: Banks, Billings, Cooper, Kilmurray, Schaff and Strane. Noes: None. Absent: Arner. Staff to draft letter and resolution. Adjournment Chairman Strane adjourned the meeting at 8:03 p.m. Adjournment Respectfully Submitted by: Bea Smiderle Community Services Department National Trust for Historic Preservation '7 ..' WESTERN REGIONAL OFFICE 681 MARKET STREET SUITE 8~9 SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA 94105 (4.13) 974--8420 June 18, 1984 Approval to Cosponsor Workshop on Historic Preservation EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE ATTACHMENT #4P The Honorable Faye Dalstrup Thursday, July 5, 1984 Councilwcman City of Ontario 761 W. Hawthorne Street Ontario, CA 91762 Dear Mrs. Dalstrup: Thank you for taking the time to meet with me on Friday. I feel we made progress towards identifying the nature of a joint venture between the Southern California Association of Governments and the National Trust for Historic Preservation. This letter will serve as a recap of our conversation with Betty Worthman and as a suggestion of possible workshop topics for you to discuss with your subcc~tnittee on Preservation of Historical Resources and the Arts. SCAG and the National Trust will co-sponsor a one-day seminar on pre- servation-related topics focusing on its effect on major planning issues. SCAG will be responsible for all publicity and mailings to its membership as well as identifying an appropriate location and coo:dinating the day's activities. A fee will be established from wh/ch certain travel and honoraria will be paid (see attached budget es~iraaEe). The seminar format, which is the responsibility of the National Trust, will include the opening presentation on the general topic of preservation as a planning tool as well as two to three concurrent ~Drkshops. The selection of speakers will be made by the Trust with assistance frown SCAG staff. Suggested workshop topics are listed below: 1. Cc~tnercial Revitalization Strategies a. The Main Street Approach b. ~he Marks Historical Rehabilitation Financing Act c. Tax Incentives for Rehabilitating Historic Buildings--The Certification Process. 2. Housing and Neighborhood Revitalization a. The role of the Architectural Survey in building neighborhood pride. b. The role of neighborhood organizations c. Retention of low/moderate inccme housing in urban centers. Headquarters Of{ice: 1785 Mas,mchuseus Avenue. N.~q,'.. Wuhinl~on. D.C- 20036 (2021 67}-400~ The Honorable Faye Dalstrup June 18, 1984 Page Two 3. Federal Funding Sources for Historic Preservation and Environmental Ccmpliance a. CDBG and UDAG [Section 106] b. Federal Highway Funding [ Section 4 ( f ) ] Should your subccr~aittee feel there are additional topics of interest, we should discuss how they might be incorporated. At our meeting we agreed to a mid-September target date for the seminar. I would like to have an opportunity to talk with the various participants before setting that time in the event they are not available. In adddtion, there is considerable coordination and planning required both for our staff and yours which may not be able to be accomplished in that time span. Let' s discuss this further. I hope this information is useful to you and your subcu~,L, ittee members. I'm looking forward to working with SCAG on this venture. Very sincerely, ~~.rs°~tor JPE/rh Enclosures cc: Betty Worthnlan Budget Estimate for SCAG/National Trust Seminar 1. Roundtrip airfare SF/LAX/SF for the following: National Trust Western Regional Office Director, Assistant Director and Legal Counsel $ 540.00 Ground Transportation 50.00 Executive Director, North of Market Planning Coalition 180.00 National Park Service Architect 180.00 2. Roundtrip airfare SAC/LAX/SAC for the following: Deputy State Historic Preservation Officer and State Architect 380.00 $ 1330.00 3. Honoraria (assumptions) Keynoter 100.00 3 additional speakers 300.00 $ 400.00 $ 1~30.00 Printing/Mailing 500.00 GRAND TOTAL $ 2,230.00 6/18/84 City of Rancho Cucamonga APPlication for HISTORIC LANDMARK DESIGNATION HISTORIC POINT OF INTEREST DESIGNATION - /HistQric Landmark Historic Point of Interest IDENTIFICATION 1. Common Name: 2. Historic Name~, if known: 3. Street o~ Rural Address: 1 CitY:_Alta Loma, CaVil, Zip:_ 91701 County: SaD Bernard~Oo Assessor,s Parcel No.,~d~-~;/~/. ~f Zone: Legal Description: 4. Present Owner, if known:_.Mrs. Helen Hall Address:_834? Archibald CitY:-Cucsm°nga ~"Zip:91'~30 Ownership is: public ' privat~X - 5. Present Use:... VacsD~ Original Use: ~esideDQe Other past uses:________~l~ - DESCRIPTION 6. Briefly describe the present Physical appearance of the site or structure and describe any major alterations fr6m its original condition: The ho ~e - ~" · . ~ · ,~ . T a garage~ for i't blew over" in 'a windstof~, 7. Location sketch map (draw & label 8. APProximate Proper~y size: site and surrounding streets, roads, and Prominent landmarks): Lot Size (in feet)' Frontage Depth or approx. acreage~ 9. ~ondition: (check one) a. Excellent_____b. Good c. Fair d. Deteriorat'~'d~ e. No longer in existence.. 10. Is the feature: a. Altered? ~. Unaltered?A porch in the'res~ ' ' .... "11 "' r '~sed in. · ' gT' 'check more than . .. ~ roundin i e if necessary) ~ i . ~ '~ a. Open:land ',", u b. Residential X ~ .... ~/ c~ Scattered buildings~ . d. Densely built-up _ ' ~"" e. Commercial D _ -------_ ~~ % ~~ f- Industrial_ __ ~. Other There is s churc~ ~ ~ ~ each ~f the other two cormera. 12. Threats tS Site: a. None known__ b. Private development__ c. Zoning d. Public W~rks Project__ e. Vandalism XX f. Other 13. Dates of enclosed photograph(s) NOTE: The following (Items 14-19) are for structures only. 14. Primary exterior building ma~erj~.l: -a. Stone b. Brick c. Stucco d. Adobe e. Wood xx f. Other 15. Is the Structure: a. On its original site? b. Moved? c. Unknown? 16. Year of Initial Construction: 1895 This Date is: a. Factual ~ b. Estimated 17. Architect (if known): i8. Builder (if known): Mr. J. P. CutleT' 19. Related Features: a. Barn b. Carriage house O,,~Q~.thouse d. Shed(s) :-;~ e. Formal Garden(s) f. Windmill g- Watertower/tankhouse h. Other i. None XX SIGNIFICANCE 20. Briefly state historical and/or architectural importance (include dates, events, and persons associated with the site when known): This house was the residence of a pro~nen~ Alta Loma f~mily. It l~as gr~at historical significance. 21. Main theme of the historic resource: (check only one): a. Architecture XX b. Arts & Leisure c. Economic/Industrial d. Government e. Exploration/Settlement f. Military g. Religion h. Social/Education 9.2. Sources: .List books, documents, surveys, personal interviews, and their dates: "The History nf Alta Loma~ Califc~rni~" hy Marthe Gaines Stoebe Page 83-86. Also "History 9~ the Charles A. 5toebe Branch nf the 5toebe Family" hy nrthn Gainmm Stoebe. Interview with Hazel Stoebe Billings. 23. Date form prepared .I.n~. 15:'a4 By (name): Helen S_ K~lm,,rr~y Address: 7178 Hellman A~e. City: A~a Loma, ~al, Zip: 91701 Historic Preservation Phone: 987-2732 Organization: Commission City Use Only