Agenda Items:
Resolution approving Application of Christopher and Kelly Jo Eberlein for a
Conditional Use Permit at 4808 Stanley Court allowing for a detached garage.
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Staff provided background on the review process for this item, an overview of
the project, and their recommendation. David Riel moved to open a public
hearing. John Satory seconded. The motion passed 6-0 by voice vote. The
applicant, Chris Eberlein, provided additional details. John Satory moved to
close the public hearing. Laura Godden seconded. The motion passed 6-0 by
voice vote. David Riel moved to approve per staff recommendation to include
the trim board and gable shakes. John Satory seconded. The motion passed
6-0 by voice vote.
Review of a Certificate of Appropriateness for the property located at 127 3rd
Street S. (Downtown Historic District)
Staff provided an overview of the project and their recommendation. Laura
Godden moved to approve per staff recommendation that it is also approved
by the Community Risk Management Department. John Satory commented that
the existing signage is better but realizes this body doesn't regulate the art.
Eric Garland asked about the distinction of acrylic versus plastic as acrylic is
plastic. Staff stated that acrylic is defined as a composite, even though it is
plastic, so it was determined that it could be approved by the Commission on a
case by case basis. The motion passed 6-0 by voice vote.
Review of a Certificate of Appropriateness for an awning on the property
located at 303-307 Pearl Street. (Downtown Historic District)
Staff provided an overview of the project and their recommendation. David
Riel moved to open a public hearing. Laura Godden seconded. The motion
passed 6-0 by voice vote. The applicant, Dick Markos, provided additional
information on the project. David Riel thanked the applicant for their years of
business to the community and investment in the building. Eric Garland close
the public hearing. Laura Godden seconded. The motion passed 6-0 by voice
vote. Laura Godden moved to approve per staff recommendation that it is also
approved by the Community Risk Management Department. Eric Garland
seconded. The motion passed 6-0 by voice vote.
2023 Most Endangered Buildings List/Project.
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David Riel provided an overview of past efforts for the new commission
members. David stated that he will take additional photos for staff to include
for the website. Mackenzie Mindel asked if we should add the year the
properties are added. David Riel thought that it would be a good idea.
Mackenzie Mindel also asked if we should provide why it is staying on the list.
David Riel stated that it should be updated if there was a change in the status.
Council President Chris Kahlow suggested that we update at least the ones
that have come off because they were determined to be saved. Natalie
Heneghan stated that there would be value in providing that information and
keeping up with the status of the properties that remain if there is any. Maybe
add who to talk to about how to be involved. Natalie H asked how the
information is shared. Mackenzie Mindel stated newspaper and social media.
Eric Garland asked how they were selected and how much carry over there is.
David Riel provided the history. Mackenzie Mindel stated that a more formal
request for nominations has been discussed in previous meetings. David Riel
asked about the newspaper articles were going to be created. Mackenzie
