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RESOLUTION NO. 93- 020
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY
OF SANTA ANA DESIGNATING A CERTAIN BUILDING AS
HISTORICAL PROPERTY FOR INCLUSION IN THE CITY
OF SANTA ANA REGISTER OF HISTORIC PROPERTY.
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Santa Ana has
provided, in Chapter 30 of the Santa Ana Municipal Code for the
maintenance of the City of Santa Ana Register of Historical
Property, to include such property as the City Council determines
to have architectural or historical significance in accordance with
the standards set forth in Section 30-2 of the said Code; and
WHEREAS, designation of property as Historical Property
promotes rehabilitation by allowing the application of the State
Historical Building Code, and, as to property within a historical
rehabilitation area, by giving eligibility for historical
rehabilitation on financing; and
WHEREAS, the property set forth hereinafter has been
reconu~ended for designation as Historical Property by the Housing
Advisory Comm%ssion;
1. The following building is found to meet the standards for
designation as historical property set forth in Section 30-2 of the
Santa Ana Municipal Code and is hereby designated as Historical
Property, to be included in the City of Santa Ana Register of
Historical property:
THE HAMAKER HOUSE
1131 W. CIVIC CENTER DRIVE
2. For the abovesaid property, the report entitled
"Historical Property Description," on file in the office of the
Clerk of the Council, is hereby approved and adopted as the
findings justifying designation as Historical Property. The Clerk
of the Council is authorized and directed to include such report,
together with this resolution, in the city of Santa Ana Register of
Historical Property.
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3. This resolution shall take effect immediately.
ADOPTED this 15th day of March
, 1993.
ATTEST:
D~ ~. Youngk } /
Mayor
COUNCILMEMBERS:
Young Aye
Pulido Aye
Lutz Aye
Mills Aye
Moreno .Aye
Norton Aye
Richardson Aye
APPROVED AS TO FORM:
City Attorney
CERTIFICATE OF ORIGINALITY
State of California
County of Orange
I, JANICE C. GUY, Clerk of the Council, do hereby certify the
attached Resolution ~-O~ to be the original resolution
adopted by the City Council of the city of Santa Ana on
City of Santa Ana
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HAM^KER HOUSE '
1, Front and East Facades: The hoUse sits on the corner of West Civic
Center Drive and Westwood. Photo taken from southeast.
2. Front Facade: ~loseup of front facade from southwest. Note promi-
nent front dormer, iExposed rafter tails line the front eave.
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3. Front Facade: A closeup of the
stucco-clad pier, lower concre).e
~>ric~ column, second concrete cap,
~nd crossed beams which form the
front ,.DorcB suppor), at each corner.
4. Front Facade: Goseup oi' square
stucco-dad piers, concrete cap, and
wood elephantine posts that Han~
~he £ront opening. Taken [rom south-
). Fron[ Facade: A trio o~' doubIe-~ung wmdow~, located to t~e west o1'
the I'ront door, are accented by a £our-~ht muntin ~n the top o£ each
~ec~{on. Note Or{e~tal-sty(e lintels and side trim. Taken from southeast.
6. Front Facade: The original front door features beveled glaSS. Taken from
inside the living room
7. West Facade: Can)ilevered bay w~ndow indent~fies location of bathroom.
Photo taken from ~or~.hwest.
10. Interior: Dining room is in the southeast corner of the house. Muntins
accent the tops of the windows and the transom above the plate glass win-
dow. Taken from west.
Interior: Paired casement windows in the dining room are in east
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8. Rear (north} Facade: A pair of gabled wings, extending from the main
section, form a "U" shape. The patio roof is not old. Taken from north.
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9. Rear /north) Facade: A pair of multi-paned french doors, flanked by
pairs of casement windows, Lead from the den in the center of the back
half of the house. Note the four-light muntin at the top of the windows.
Taken from north.
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12. Interior: Wainscotting in dining room. The space in the center was once
the location of the china closet. It was removed and the scaQoped trim
added at the top several years ago. The Lintels and the trim on the door
to the right are original and match the woodwork throughout the house.
Taken from south.
13. Interior: The originial bath tub was clad in dark red and cream tile in
the 1930's. The floor was tiled with cream-colored ceramic tile.
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14. Interior: Brick fireplace is on west wall
of living room. The mantel is made of wood.
and denti! trim forms a pattern below it.
Taken from southeast, beside the front door.
15, Interior: North bedroom has typical
trim. Taken .~'rom southeast.
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