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Currently undergoing remodeling, adding a restaurant, bar, ~nd gallery. <br />Currently undergoing remodeling, adding a restaurant, bar, d gallery. <br />burgeon Buildine <br />Structure currently vacant, however, was recently utilized for an art event. Owner considering <br />leasing the structure for possible office, art, and retail uses. <br />Phillips Block Buildin¢ <br />Ongoing feasibility study for structure. <br />YMCA <br />' Currently undergoing feasibility study, being pursued for thei development of a UCI/Santa Ana <br />College graphic arts school. <br />Moore Buildine <br />No status update. <br />2. Discussion of Historic Commission Objectives for the vegr 2000. <br />a) Address adding properties to Historic Register. <br />Mr. Joseph Edwards requested that this discussion be folded into the budget discussion. <br />b) Non profit salvaging. <br />Commissioner Kings informed the Commission that the City had an agreement to store salvaged <br />materials of demolished structures for up to three years and/or $3,000 and briefly mentioned <br />some of the criteria needed to be eligible. <br />Ms. Pat Whitaker further informed the Commission that dte agreement was initiated by the <br />construction of the St. Joseph Ballet project and was designed for salvaging for City owned <br />properties only. <br />Commissioner Kings requested that the salvaging issue retptain alive and that alternatives be <br />considered to allow a similar program to be implemented fojr the salvaging of all buildings and <br />not restricted to City owned properties. In addition, she gequested to have a meeting in the <br />future with pertinent staff to discuss various options. <br />Commissioner Cribb encouraged the City to have a more active role in salvage operations such <br />as locating and sponsoring a second building for the Santa Ana Historical Preservation Society. <br />In addition, he suggested that the second building be used for refurbishing, restoring, and <br />selling the salvaged items to make the items available to inteIested public members. <br />Budeet issues related to Historic Resources Commission giectives. <br />Mr. Joseph Edwards addressed the Commission regarding the status of the historic register <br />and identified the necessary work needed for the comlpletion of the documentation and <br />assessment of properties earmarked for register consideratio~t. In addition, he discussed several <br />objectives which need to be completed but would require funding. The Commission agreed that <br />some type of funding requests be formally made to the City Council. The Commission decided <br />to form a working group, consisting of Commissioners Kings and Giles, to assist staff in its <br />analysis of the scope of work and possible funding strategies. Staff agreed to bring the results <br />of the working group back to the Commission at the next scheduled meeting. <br />Comments from the Historic Resources Commission. <br />' Commissioner Berry expressed his appreciation to staff and encouraged the Commission to stay <br />focused on the objectives for the upcoming year. <br />Commissioner Cribb expressed his thanks to staff and stated that he was pleased in the direction <br />the Cotmission and staff was working toward the preservation of the historic structures in the <br />City. He further requested that staff provide the status of the Horton building. <br />Commissioner Gartner expressed his appreciation to staff for their work efforts. <br />Commissioner Giles expressed his appreciation to staff and informed the Commission that he <br />would not be attending the next meeting. In addition, he Informed the Commission and staff <br />that the structure located at 1717 North Bush Sweet would be auctioned. <br />