HomeMy WebLinkAboutRP 84-14; Aganza Bakery; Redevelopment Permits (RP) (2)October 10,19 84
TO: DESIGN REVIEW BOARD
FROM: Redevelopment Office
SUBJECT: RP 84-14 - AGANZA - Request for a minor
Redevelopment Permit to rehabilitate an
existing one story structure at 3139
Roosevelt Street to operate as a commer-
cial bakery.
This request for a redevelopment permit was brought before
the Design Review Board at their meeting of September 12,
1984. It was continued to the October 10th meeting to
allow time for staff to report back after speaking with
the owner regarding the cleanup of the backyar(J and perhaps
allowing parking there. Also staff was directed to discuss
colors with the applicant.
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CHRIS SALCMONE
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STAFF REPORT
September 12, 1984
TO: DESIGN REVIEW BOARD
FROM: Redevelopment Office
SUBJ. RP 84-14 - AGANZA - REQUEST FOR A MINOR REDEVELOPMENT
PERMIT TO REHABILITATE AN EXISTING 1 STORY STRUCTURE AT
3139 ROOSEVELT STREET TO OPERATE AS A COMMERCIAL BAKERY.
I. RECOMMENDATION
It is recommended the Design Review Board adopt Resolution No. 044
APPROVING RP 84-14.
II. PROJECT DESCRIPTION
The applicant is requesting a permit to renovate the existing 1100
one story structure at 3139 Roosevelt. This building has been vacant
for several years but has been used as a bakery and barber shop in
previous years. The applicant proposes to renovate the interior and
exterior of the building to allow for use as a commercial bakery.
The proposed project is located in subarea 4 of the Village
Redevelopment Area. The goal of this subarea is to create a light
manufacturing/heavy commercial area that will serve the project area.
Among the encouraged uses are: laundry and dry cleaning plants,
cabinet and furniture manufacturing, glass studios, electronic
assemJDly and bakeries. As such, the proposed renovation and use
change would be consistent with the goals and compatable with the
uses designated for this area.
Staff believes this proposal to be a significant improvement to a
delapidated structure. It is a step toward developing commercial
activity south of Oak in subarea 4. This area has experienced
little commercial development in a decade. It is hoped that the
applicants' efforts will encourage future spin-off development
there. The parking for the site is acessed off of Tyler Street.
This parking could be used by employees only. Pulbic parking would
be limited to the on-street parking directly in front of the building
on Roosevelt Street.
II. ARCHITECTURE/DESIGN
The building will be restored to retain its basic character. The
applicant proposed to add a full length awning across the front.
Paint and stucco will be added to exterior. Major interior
improvements will also be a part of this renovation. Colors selected
by applicant for the exterior facade are: turquoise (awning) and
pink (stucco facade).
CHRIS SALOMONE
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attachments:
Design Review Board Resolution No. 044
Location Map
Drawings
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