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HRCA Nos. 2003-15 HRC Nos. 2003-15 April 3, 2003 Page 3 through 2003-21 through 2003-21 of the characteristics of a Spanish Colonial Revival style that reached its apex during the 1920s and 1930s. Additionally, the structure is eligible to be categorized as Landmark for its unique architectural significance illustrated by its low-pitched cross gabled, red tiled roof; cantilevered Monterey style balcony wrapping the south wing; arched corbelling marking a shallow second story overhang; and a deeply recessed entry way with a solid wood door embellished with iron bolts and hardware. 2006 North Victoria Drive, Carden House. The Carden House, built in 1931, qualifies for listing in the National Register of Historic Places under Criterion C. It also qualifies for listing in the Santa Ana Register of Historical Properties for its intact display of the characteristics of a Tudor Revival style most popular during the 1920s and 1930s. Additionally, the structure is eligible to be categorized as Landmark for its unique architectural significance illustrated by its asymmetrical, rectangular shape; medium -pitched cross -gabled roof; carved bargeboards and decorative half- timbering; pair of leaded glass casement windows with diamond patterned lights on the upper floor; a Tudor arch framing a deeply .recessed entryway; and a dramatic chimney with a cluster of three angled, brick stack with corbelled caps. 2009 North Victoria Drive, Russell House. The Russell House, built in 1927, qualifies for listing in the National Register of Historic Places under Criterion B and C. It is notable for its historic associations as this was the first house that developer Roy Russell constructed on North Victoria Drive. Russell resided in, this home for seven years after it was completed. It qualifies for listing in the Santa Ana Register of Historical Properties for its intact display of the characteristics of Classical Revival/Neo-Classical Revival style architecture. Additionally, the structure is eligible to be categorized as Landmark for its unique architectural significance illustrated by its two and one -half -story symmetrical brick massing; two front gabled dormers; a large brick chimney at either end of the roof ridgeline; a two-story portico framing the entrance as a focal point to the overall design, supported by four fluted Tuscan columns; and pairs of identical bays containing six - over -six double hung sash windows flanked by wood shutters. City Council 21 — 85 3/21/2023