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Meeting of: HISTORIC PRESERVATION COMMISSION
Time of Meeting: 3:OO p.m.
Date of Meeting: June 13, 1989
Place of Meetlng: Council Conference Room
(Ad Journed Regu I ar 1
COMMISSIONERS
CALL TO ORDER:
Chairman Blackford called the Meeting to order at
3:04 p.m.
ROLL CALL:
Present: Commissloners Blackford, Christiansen,
Gallegos, Howard-Jones and Ex-Officio Member
Marcus.
Absent: Commissioner Robertson.
Staff Member Present:
Patty Cratty, Senior Management Analyst
PUBLIC COMMENT:
A I an K i nd I e, represent i ng Joan K i nd le, addressed the
Commisslon stating that Mrs. Kind le had appeared before
Council asking them to accelerate the funding in the CIP
for Carrlllo Ranch. Last year's budget had the flrst
money to be aval lab le in 92-93 and the remalning fund lng
in the five-year period following that. He said that Mrs. Kind le had found that in the present budget to be
proposed June 27, 1989, the funding has been moved back
one full year. Mrs. Kindle has contacted the Council
Members and others interested ln Carri I lo Ranch, and Mr.
Kind le jolns her in asklng anyone lnterested to come to
the hearing to ask Councl I to make some changes in the
funding timetable.
APPROVAL OF MINUTES:
The Minutes of the Meeting held May
approved as presented.
CHAIRPERSON'S REPORT:
8, 1989, were
Chairperson Blackford read a reques from the Escondido
Planning Department for items to be discussed at a one-
day semlnar July 28, 1989. Suggest ons made Included,
education and support in the commun ty; pre-hlstoric
sites - to protect and locate them; restoration and
preservation of old structures and communication wlth
other department heads.
Chalrperson Blackford asked the Commissions to think
about whether they wanted to attend this seminar.
1. PRESENTATION AND INTRODUCTION.
Chairperson Blackford said that former Cmmlssioner
Swenson would receive a Certificate of Appreciation for
his service to this Commission. This will be mailed to
him.
Chalrperson Blackford introduced the new Commlssloner,
Dennis Gal legos.
B 1 ack ford
Christlansen
Gal legos
Howard -Jones
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OLD BUSINESS:
2. REPORT ON GAGE HOUSE, HART REAL ESTATE OFFICE,
HIGHLAND BUNGALOWS AND 3309 ROOSEVELT STREET.
Patty Cratty reported that staff was research ing these
items, and she introduced Linda Holmes, who is doing
that research. Ms. Cratty stated that the Real Estate
Office and the Gage House wil I hopeful ly be ready for
landmark designation in July.
3. PEDIMENT FROM CARLSBAD SCHUOL OFFICES AT 801 PINE
AVENUE.
Chairperson Blackford cal led attention to the model he
had prepared showing approximately what remains of the
school sign from the Pine Avenue site. He said the
parts are very porous and tend to crumble. The parts
would need to be sealed, as there are only portions of
the letters still intact.
Patty Cratty said she had asked for the cost to re-cast
the entire sign, and that would cost between $2,500 and
$3 , 000.
Chairperson Blackford said there were several options,
but he felt the best idea would be to have a bed of
concrete in the lawn and slope it to create a smal I
mound, with the parts and pieces of the letters in the
concrete. The mound could have baby tears planted as
shown in a photograph shown to the Commission.
Commissioner Gallegos felt the mound would be an
excellent way to preserve the letters. Commlssioner
Howard-Jones said she would prefer a bench with the
pieces in the concrete. Commissioner Christiansen said
that would only attrach more graffiti, and the mound
could be done to provide a place to sit on it.
Patty Cratty wi I I pursue the cost of having the letters
placed in a concrete base that would be sloped to form a
mound.
Commi ss loner Howard-Jones suggested the mound be placed
in front of where the letters used to be on the old
bui Iding.
4. JULY WORKSHOP.
Patty Cratty reported that July 13, 1989, was the
tentative date for the workshop, at3:OO p.m., here in
the Council Chambers. Thursday, July 20, 1989, is an
alternate date.
5. CARR I LLO RANCH/GRANT:
Patty Cratty reported that the $400,000 grant money will
be forthcoming. She said there had been a discussion
about a sub-committee composed of Arts, Historic and Parks and Recreation to discuss the uses of the Ranch.
The Historic Preservation Commission recommended that a
sub-committee composed of members of the Arts
Commission, Parks and Recreation Commission and the
Historic Preservation Commission be appointed to discuss the uses of Carrillo Ranch.
B lackford
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Patty Cratty said that Wayne Donaldson wanted someone to
help determine what artifacts are historic and what is
Junk and tag the items to create an inventory. She said
that Kelth Beverly of the Parks and Recreation
Department had I ived at Carri I lo Ranch for several years
and could possibly help determine what belonged there.
NEW BUSINESS:
6. ACQUISITIONS POLICY.
Patty Cratty referred to the copies of policies included
in the packet from the Arts Cmmls
has been asked to review these and
wants to participate.
The consensus of the Commissioners
art or any object offered to the C
value, this Commisslon should have
ion. Thls Commission
i nd i cate whether i t
was that if a piece of ty was of historic
a Member present for lnput, as to whether it should be accepted by the City or
turned down.
7. CARLSBAD FOUNDERS' DAY.
The consensus of the Commission was to support the
concept of a Founders' Day.
and Howard-Jones stated they had sent In suggestions.
Commissioners Chrlstiansen
Thls ltem was continued to the July Meeting for further
discusslon. The Commlssioners were to call Patty Cratty
with any names of persons to be honored or give her a
I ist of names.
8. EVANS POINT TENTATIVE MAP CT 89-8 - DRAFT EIR.
This item was contlnued to the July Meeting.
INFORMATIONAL:
9. SUMMARIES OF VARIOUS COMMISSIONS, COMMITTEES AND
BOARDS.
This is an information item.
10. JULY CALENDAR.
Commlssioners are to cat I Patty Cratty with any items
for the July Agenda.
11. CONSULTANT'S REPORT ON CARRILLO RANCH.
This report was to be given at Carrillo Ranch.
ADJOURNMENT:
By proper motion, the Meetlng of June 13, 1989, was
adjourned at 4:OO p.m., to Carri I lo Ranch, in the event
a quorum of the Commisslon was present for the report.
Respgctfully submitted, +++ PATTY ATTY (
Sen lor Managekent Ana 1 yst
Harriett Babbitt M i nutes C I erk