Glendale City Council
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Central BWB, LLC
14140 Moorpark Street, Suite 400
Sherman Oaks, California 91423
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1303 NORTH CENTRAL AVENUE

GLENDALE, CALIFORNIA
Historic Resources Assessment
Prepared for June 2019
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Sherman Oaks, California 91423
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
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Introduction. .. 1
Executive Summary ...................... 1
Project Location ..2
Research and Field Methodology. .. 5
Regulatory Framework
Federal Eligibility Criteria and Integrity Aspects.

National Register of Historic Places.

State Register and Eligibility Criteria..

California Register of Historical Resources ..

California Historical Resources Status Codes 10
Local Cultural Heritage Ordinance and Eligibility Criteria. 11 City of Glendale Municipal Code.. .. 11
Environmental Setting .. 14
Historic Context ... 14
Glendale 14
Architecture & Design 15
Construction and Occupancy History of 1303 North Central Avenue ..23 Evaluation. ..32
Historical Resources Identified. ...32
Previous Evaluations ... ....32
Architectural Description ..34
Significance Evaluation... .. 47
National Register, California Register, City of Glendale ...47 Conclusion ...51
References... -52
Appendices
A. Professional Qualifications
B. Sanborn Maps
C. Building Permits
D. Assessor Records
E. DPR Forms
Figures
Figure 1 Regional and Subject Property Vicinity Map ..3 1303 North Central Avenue ESA / D190229.00
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Figure 2 Aerial Photograph of Project Site. .. 4
Figure 3 Excerpt of advertisement for Pasadena property designed by Norwood and DeLonge, constructed in 1962 .. 18
Figure 4 Excerpt of Tract No. 18547 Map, depicting area surrounding subject property outlined in red .. 19
Figure 5 Sanborn Map with future subject property roughly outlined in red, 1925, Los Angeles County .... ...20
Figure 7 Aerial photograph with subject property identified with red arrow, 1960 ...22 Figure 8 Bird's eye rendering of Glendale Garden Homes in an advertisement titled "In Glendale," Los Angeles Times, May 19, 1957. ..25
Figure 9 Early photograph of Glendale Garden Homes as featured in an advertisement in the Los Angeles Times, March 23, 1958. ..25 Figure 10 Building 1311 with adjacent landscaping along North Central Avenue at the northern most extent of property with access road and security gate at right 35 Figure 11 Building 1303 at southern extent of property, with access road, security gate, and tenant parking beyond ..35
Figure 12 Access to cabana and pool area at west portion of property ..36 Figure 13 Contemporary security gate with low stone walls and wood trellis structure, located between Buildings 1311 and 1303, along North Central Avenue, looking east ..36
Figure 14 Diagrammatic map of Glendale Garden Homes complex, located at the contemporary security gate ..37
Figure 15 Courtyard view with Building 1303 east elevation at left and background, with concrete circulation pathway at center and Building 1311 at right, looking southwest ..37
Figure 16 Courtyard view with Building 1303 at right and Buildings 1315 and 1311 at left, looking east. 38
Figure 17 Building 1303 south elevation, looking northwest ...39 Figure 18 Building 1303 west (left) and north (right) elevations, looking southwest .. 39 Figure 19 Building 1303 recessed entry to first and second floor units, north elevation, looking south ..40
Figure 20 Building 1303 central portion of north elevation, looking southwest... ...40 Figure 21 Building 1303 north elevation with projecting patios, looking southwest from second story balcony.. ..41
Figure 22 Building 1311 east elevation, looking southwest ..42 Figure 23 Building 1311 north elevation, looking west.. ..42 Figure 24 Building 1311 south elevation (left) and east elevation (right), looking northwest ..43
Figure 25 Building 1311 canted patio overhang at second floor with parking beyond and laundry room at left. .. 43
Figure 26 Building 1311 upstairs landing with a decorative handrail. 44 Figure 27 Building 1311 at left, and Building 1315 at right with central walkway in- between, looking south.. ..45
Figure 28 Building 1315 at right, with Building 1311 at left, with central road in between looking south... ..45
Figure 29 Building 1315 recessed unit entryways ..46
Figure 30 Interior of typical unit with brick fireplace .. 46 1303 North Central Avenue ii ESA / D190229.00
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List of Tables
Table 1 1303-1315 North Central Avenue Glendale Building and Safety Division Building Permits... ..26
Table 2 Occupancy History for 1303-1315 North Central Avenue .. 27 Table 3 Occupancy History of 1303-1315 North Central Avenue ..28 1303 North Central Avenue ili ESA / D190229.00
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Introduction
Executive Summary
Environmental Science Associates (ESA) was retained by Central BWB, LLC (Client) to prepare this Historical Resources Assessment Report (Report). The purpose of this Report is to identify and evaluate potential historical resources located at 1303 North Central Avenue (subject property), City of Glendale (City), California, on assessor parcel number (APN) 5633-006-014.

This Report, completed by ESA, was prepared to comply with California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), to assess the existing building and landscapes on the subject property and neighboring parcels for eligibility as historical resources for listing in the National Register of Historic Places (National Register or NR), California Register of Historical Resources (California Register), and the Glendale Register of Historic Resources (Glendale Register). The Report includes a discussion of the survey methods used, a brief historic context of the property and surrounding area, and the identification and evaluation of the subject property.

The subject property, Glendale Garden Homes, is situated in the City of Glendale and contains three two-story apartment buildings, with a rear ancillary building, and a courtyard garden. The subject property was constructed in 1957 in the Mid Century Modern style as a garden apartment multi-family residence.

It appears that the property has been formerly evaluated for historic significance, but the evaluation has not been located to-date (see discussion about Previous Evaluations on page 32).

Since the City of Glendale currently does not have an approved historic context for the area in which the subject property is located or the architectural style in which the multi-family residence is built, ESA evaluated the property under the following historical and architectural themes identified in the neighboring South Glendale Historic Context Statement (2014) and the Garden Apartments of Los Angeles Historic Context Statement (2012): Post-World War Il Multi-Family Residential Development (1945-1979), Community Planning and Development: Garden City Planning Principles (1937-1955), and Designed Landscapes (1937-1955). ESA also conducted research on the subject property's construction and occupancy history. ESA evaluated the subject property against the criteria for the National Register, California Register, and the Glendale Register.
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Here, ESA found the subject property ineligible under the applicable federal, state, and local criteria for its historic and architectural associations and as a contributor to a potential historic district.

As a result of the evaluation, the subject property is not considered a historical resource in accordance with CEQA. ESA also recommends that the subject property be assigned a California Historic Resource (CHR) Status Code of 6Z, noting it is ineligible for listing in the National Register of Historic Places (National Register or NR), California Register of Historical Resources (California Register or CR), and local designation.

Project Location
The subject property is located at 1303 North Central Avenue, within the West Glendale neighborhood area on APN: 5633-006-014, shown on Figure 1, Regional Location map. As shown in Figure 2, Aerial Photograph of Project Site indicates the three apartment buildings and cabana structure located at the subject property. The Project Site is improved with three two-story apartment buildings, a cabana/carport building and a pool toward the rear, at the west. The subject property is bounded to the east by North Central Avenue, to the south by a 1988 apartment building, and to the west by late 1950s-era residences along Parkwood Drive and a 1956 commercial building along Viola Avenue. The property is bound to the north by a 1954 multi- building apartment complex. The subject property is located in the West Glendale neighborhood area, which was originally a portion of unincorporated Los Angeles County, and was later integrated into the City of Glendale by 1950. The surrounding neighborhood consists of single- family homes and multi-family residential buildings, constructed in the mid-to late 1950s and also in the 1990s and 2000s. The nearest major arteries are State Route 134 (approximately 0.5-miles) to the south, State Route 2 (approximately 2.7-miles) to the east, and Interstate 5 (approximately 5-miles) to the west.
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Inglewood 42
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Regional Location
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Figure 2
Aerial Photograph of Project Site
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Research and Field Methodology
This Report was prepared by ESA's architectural historians, including Joel Levanetz, M.A., AICP, Historic Resources Manager and Alison Garcia Kellar, M.S., Senior Architectural Historian, both who meet and exceed the Secretary of the Interior's Professional Qualification Standards in history and architectural history. Professional qualifications are provided in Appendix A.

The historical resources evaluation involved a review of the National Register and its annual updates, the California Register, the Statewide Historical Resources Inventory (HRI) database maintained by the State Office of Historic Preservation (OHP), the California Historical Resources Information System (CHRIS), and the City of Glendale's inventory of historic properties to identify any previously recorded properties within or near the subject property. An intensive pedestrian survey was also undertaken to document the existing conditions of the property and vicinity. In addition, the following tasks were performed for the study:
• ESA's architectural historian Alison Garcia Kellar conducted a site visit of the subject property on March 26, 2019. This site visit included an intensive pedestrian survey to document the existing conditions of the property and vicinity. During the site visit the subject property was documented with digital photography. Field inspections of the subject property utilized the survey methodology of the State OHP.
• Photography of the subject property and associated landscape features, and examined other properties in the vicinity that exhibited potential architectural and/or historical associations. • Conducted site-specific research on the property utilizing building permits, Sanborn Fire Insurance Maps (Sanborn Maps), City Directories, historical photographs, California Digital Newspaper Collection, UC San Diego Geisel Library, Glendale History Room at the Glendale Central Library, historic newspapers, and other published sources. • Conducted research at Glendale's Planning Division and Building & Safety Division departments as well as the Los Angeles County Office of the Assessor (Assessor). • Reviewed and analyzed ordinances, statutes, regulations, bulletins, and technical materials relating to federal, state, and local historic preservation, designation assessment processes, and related programs.

Evaluated potential historical resources based upon criteria used by the National Register, California Register, and the City of Glendale Historic Preservation Ordinance.

Regulatory Framework
Historical resources fall within the jurisdiction of the federal, state, and local designation programs. Federal laws provide the framework for the identification, and in certain instances, protection of historical resources. Additionally, state and local jurisdictions play active roles in the identification, documentation, and protection of such resources within their communities. The National Historic Preservation Act (NHPA) of 1966, as amended and the California Public Resources Code (PRC), Section 5024.1, are the primary federal and state laws and regulations governing the evaluation and significance of historical resources of national, state, regional, and local importance. Descriptions of these relevant laws and regulations are presented below. 1303 North Central Avenue 5 ESA / D190229.00
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Federal Eligibility Criteria and Integrity Aspects
National Register of Historic Places
The National Register was established by the NHPA as "an authoritative guide to be used by federal, state, and local governments, private groups and citizens to identify the Nation's cultural resources and to indicate what properties should be considered for protection from destruction or impairment." The National Register recognizes properties that are significant at the national, state, and/or local levels.

To be eligible for listing in the National Register, a resource must be significant in American history, architecture, archaeology, engineering, or culture. Four criteria for evaluation have been established to determine the significance of a resource:

A. Associated with events that have made a significant contribution to the broad patterns of our history;
B. Associated with the lives of persons significant in our past; C. Embodies the distinctive characteristics of a type, period, or method of construction or that represent the work of a master, or that possess high artistic values, or that represent a significant and distinguishable entity whose components may lack individual distinction; D. Yields, or may be likely to yield, information important in prehistory or history.? Districts, sites, buildings, structures, and objects that are 50 years in age must meet one or more of the above criteria and retain integrity (that is, convey their significance) to be eligible for listing.

Under the National Register, a property can be significant not only for the way it was originally constructed, but also for the way it was adapted at a later period, or for the way it illustrates changing tastes, attitudes, and uses over a period of time.? Within the concept of integrity, the National Register recognizes seven aspects or qualities that, in various combinations, define integrity: Location, Design, Setting, Materials, Workmanship, Feeling, and Association:

Location is the place where the historic property was constructed or the place where the historic event occurred. The relationship between the property and its location is often important to understanding why the property was created or why something happened. The actual location of a historic property, complemented by its setting, is particularly important in recapturing the sense of historic events and persons. Except in rare cases, the relationship between a property and its historic associations is destroyed if the property is moved. 36 CFR Section 60.2.
"Guidelines for Completing National Register Forms," in National Register Bulletin 16, U.S. Department of nterior, National Park Service, 1977, Revised 1997. This bulletin contains technical information or omprehensive planning, survev of cultural resources and registration in the NRHP National Register Bulletin 15, p. 19.
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Design is the combination of elements that create the form, plan, space, structure, and style of a property. It results from conscious decisions made during the original conception and planning of a property (or its significant alteration) and applies to activities as diverse as community planning, engineering, architecture, and landscape architecture. Design includes such elements as organization of space, proportion, scale, technology, ornamentation, and materials. A property's design reflects historic functions and technologies as well as aesthetics. It includes such considerations as the structural system; massing; arrangement of spaces; pattern of fenestration; textures and colors of surface materials; type, amount and style of ornamental detailing; and arrangement and type of plantings in a designed landscape.

Setting is the physical environment of a historic property. Whereas location refers to the specific place where a property was built or an event occurred, setting refers to the character of the place in which the property played its historic role. It involves how, not just where, the property is situated and its relationship to surrounding features and open space.

Workmanship is the physical evidence of the crafts of a particular culture or people during any given period in history or prehistory. It is the evidence of artisans' labor and skill in constructing or altering a building, structure, object, or site. Workmanship can apply to the property as a whole or to its individual components.

Materials are the physical elements that were combined or deposited during a particular period of time and in a particular pattern or configuration to form a historic property.

The choice and combination of materials reveal the preferences of those who created the property and indicate the availability of particular types of materials and technologies. A property must retain key exterior materials dating from the period of its historic significance.

Feeling is a property's expression of the aesthetic or historic sense of a particular period of time.

It results from the presence of physical features that, taken together, convey the property's historic character.

Association is the direct link between an important historic event or person and a historic property. A property retains association if it is the place where the event or activity occurred and is sufficiently intact to convey that relationship to an observer.4 To retain historic integrity, a property will always possess most of the aspects of integrity (design, setting, workmanship, materials, feeling, and association), and depending upon its significance, retention of specific aspects of integrity may be required for a property to convey its significance. As an example, if a potential resource is architecturally significant under Criterion 4 National Register Bulletin 15: How to Apply the National Register Criteria for Evaluation, 44-45, http://www.nps.gov/nr/publications/bulletins/pdfs/nrb15.pdf, accessed July 7, 2013.

The National Register defines a property as an "area of land containing a single historic resource or a group of resources, and constituting a single entry in the National Register of Historic Places." A "Historic Property" is defined as "any prehistoric or historic district, site, building, structure, or object at the time it attained historic significance." Glossary of National Register Terms,
http://www.nps.gov/nr/publications/bulletins/nrb16a/nrb16a_appendix_IV.htm, accessed June 1, 2013. 1303 North Central Avenue ESA / D190229.00
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C of the National Register, then the potential resource must retain integrity of design to be able to convey its architectural associations. Determining which of these aspects are most important to a particular property requires knowing why, where and when a property is significant. For properties that are considered significant under National Register Criteria A and B, National Register Bulletin 15: How to Apply the National Register Criteria for Evaluation (National Register Bulletin 15) explains, "a property that is significant for its historic association is eligible if it retains the essential physical features that made up its character or appearance during the period of its association with the important event, historical pattern, or person(s)."7 In assessing the integrity of properties that are considered significant under National Register Criterion C, National Register Bulletin 15 states, a property important for illustrating a particular architectural style or construction technique must retain most of the physical features that constitute that style or technique."
State Register and Eligibility Criteria
California Register of Historical Resources
The OHP, as an office of the California Department of Parks and Recreation (DPR), implements the policies of the NHPA on a statewide level.

The OHP also carries out the duties as set forth in the PRC and maintains the HRI and the California Register. The State Historic Preservation Officer (SHPO) is an appointed official who implements historic preservation programs within the state's jurisdictions.

Also implemented at the state level, CEQA requires projects to identify any substantial adverse impacts which may affect the significance of identified historical resources.

The California Register was created by Assembly Bill 2881, which was signed into law on September 27, 1992. The California Register is "an authoritative listing and guide to be used by state and local agencies, private groups, and citizens in identifying the existing historical resources of the state and to indicate which resources deserve to be protected, to the extent prudent and feasible, from substantial adverse change."° The criteria for eligibility for the California Register are based upon National Register criteria. 10 6 National Register Bulletin 15, 44.
"A property retains association if it is the place where the event or activity occurred and is sufficiently intact to convey that relationship to an observer. Like feeling, association requires the presence of physical features that convey a property's historic character. Because feeling and association depend on individual perceptions, their retention alone is never sufficient to support eligibility of a property for the National Register." Ibid, p. 46. 8 "A property that has lost some historic materials or details can be eligible if it retains the majority of the features that illustrate its style in terms of the massing, spatial relationships, proportion, pattern of windows and doors, texture of materials, and ornamentation The property is not eligible, however, if it retains some basic features conveying massing but has lost the majority of the features that once characterized its style." Ibid.

PRC Section 5024.1(a).
10 PRC Section 5024.1(b).
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The California Register consists of resources that are listed automatically and those that must be nominated through an application and public hearing process. The California Register automatically includes the following:
• California properties listed on the National Register and those formally Determined Eligible for the National Register; '
• California Registered Historical Landmarks from No. 770 onward; • Those California Points of Historical Interest (PHI) that have been evaluated by the OHP and have been recommended to the State Historical Commission for inclusion on the California Register, 12
Other resources which may be nominated to the California Register include:
• Individual historical resources;
• Historical resources contributing to historic districts; • Historical resources identified as significant in historical resources surveys with significance ratings of Category 1 through 5;
• Historical resources designated or listed as local landmarks, or designated under any local ordinance, such as an HPOZ. 13
To be eligible for the California Register, a historical resource must be significant at the local, state, or national level, under one or more of the following four criteria:

1. Is associated with events that have made a significant contribution to the broad patterns of California's history and cultural heritage;

2. Is associated with the lives of persons important in our past;

3. Embodies the distinctive characteristics of a type, period, region, or method of construction, or represents the work of an important creative individual, or possesses high artistic values; or

4. Has yielded, or may be likely to yield, information important in prehistory or history.

Additionally, a historical resource eligible for listing in the California Register must meet one or more of the criteria of significance described above and retain enough of its historic character or appearance to be recognizable as a historical resource and to convey the reasons for its significance. Historical resources that have been rehabilitated or restored may be evaluated for listing. Integrity is evaluated with regard to the retention of seven aspects of integrity similar to the National Register (location, design, setting, materials, workmanship, feeling, and association).

Also like the National Register, potential historic resources must also be judged with reference to the particular criteria under which a resource is proposed for eligibility. Alterations over time to a resource or historic changes in its use may themselves have historical, cultural, or architectural significance. It is possible that historical resources may not retain sufficient integrity to meet the I1 PRC Section 5024.1(d).
12 Ibid.
13 PRC Section 5024.1(e)
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criteria for listing in the National Register, but they may still be eligible for listing in the California Register. A resource that has lost its historic character or appearance may still have sufficient integrity for the California Register if it maintains the potential to yield significant scientific or historical information or specific data. 4 California Historical Resources Status Codes
The California State OHP developed National Register Status Codes in 1975 as a standardized system for classifying historical resources in the state's Historic Resources Inventory. In 2003 these codes were revised to reflect the application of California Register and local criteria and the name was changed to California Historical Resource (CHR) Status Codes. CHR Status codes consist of three digits and are assigned to properties or historic districts through a survey process and as a result of varying regulatory processes. The first digit ranges from 1-7. Code categories 1- 5 reflect properties determined eligible for designation according to the criteria established for the National Register, California Register or local government criteria for significance. Code categories 6-7 generally identify properties that do not meet established criteria for significance, have not been evaluated, or need to be reevaluated. The code categories are as follows:

1. Properties listed in the National Register or the California Register;

2. Properties determined eligible for listing in the National Register or the California Register;

3. Appears eligible for National Register or the California Register through survey evaluation;

4. Appears eligible for the National Register or the California Register through other evaluation;

5. Properties recognized as historically significant or are potentially significant by local government;

6. Not eligible for listing or designation as specified; and

7. Not evaluated for the National Register or California Register or needs re-evaluation.

The second digit of the CHR Status Code is a letter code indicating whether the resource is separately eligible (S), eligible as part of a district (D), or both (B). The third digit is a number that is used to further specify significance and refine the relationship of the property to the National Register and/or California Register. Under this evaluation system, categories 1 through 4 pertain to various levels of National Register and California Register eligibility. Locally eligible resources are given a rating code level 5. Properties found ineligible for listing in the National Register, California Register, or for designation under a local ordinance are given an evaluation Status Code of 6. Properties given an evaluation Status Code of 6Z are "found ineligible for the National Register, California Register, or Local designation through survey evaluation.'15 14 Codified in California Code of Regulations, Title 14, Chapter 11.5, Section 4852(c) which can be accessed on the internet at http://ohp.parks.ca.gov
15 Ibid.
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Local Cultural Heritage Ordinance and Eligibility Criteria City of Glendale Municipal Code
The Glendale Municipal Code (Chapter 15.20 Historic Preservation and Chapter 30.25 Historic District Overlay Zone) establishes criteria for designating local historic resources and districts. 16 Chapter 15.20 Historic Preservation

15.20.010 Purpose
The purpose of this chapter is to promote the health, prosperity, cultural enrichment, and general welfare of the people through the identification, designation, protection, enhancement, perpetuation, and use of historic resources that reflect significant aspects of the city's heritage and to:

A. Safeguard buildings, sites, objects, structures, neighborhoods, cultural landscapes, and archaeological sites that are important to the heritage of the city through the establishment and implementation of sound historic preservation policies and practices; B. Encourage public appreciation of and involvement with the city's unique architectural and cultural heritage;
C. Strengthen civic pride in the historic and architectural character of the city and the notable accomplishments of the past;
D. Recognize the economic benefits associated with the preservation and continued use of historic resources and provide incentives to property owners to encourage participation in the city's historic preservation program;
E. Deter the demolition or neglect of historic resources and potential designated historic resources;
F. Promote the private and public use of historic resources for the education, enrichment and general welfare of the people;
G. Make the city a more attractive and desirable place to live, work, and visit; H. Implement the historic preservation goals, policies, and programs of the general plan, preservation element (applicable only to areas not encompassed by an approved community plan), and approved community plans; and
I. Fulfill the city's responsibilities as a certified local government and in carrying out environmental review as mandated by federal and state laws.

In addition, the city recognizes that groups of buildings that are unified aesthetically by plan or historical physical development may be worthy of preservation consideration and this code therefore provides for the designation of historic districts in chapter 30.25 through a change of zone that establishes a historic district overlay zone. (Ord. 5784 § 1, 2012; Ord. 5425 § 15, 2004:

Ord. 5347 § 5, 2003: Ord. 5110 § 7, 1996: prior code § 21-00). 16 Glendale, California, Municipal Code. Section 15.20.050 and Section 30.25 (Findings for designation of historic resources) Accessed July 2, 2018. http://qcode.us/codes/glendale/view.php?topic=15-15_20&frames=on 1303 North Central Avenue 11 ESA / D190229.00
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15.20.050 Findings for Designation of Historic Resources Upon recommendation of the historic preservation commission, city council shall consider and make findings for additions to the Glendale Register of Historic Resources. The designation of any proposed resource in the city as a historic resource shall be granted only if city council first finds that the proposed historic resource meets one (1) or more of the following criteria:

1. The proposed historic resource is identified with important events in national, state, or city history, or exemplifies significant contributions to the broad cultural, political, economic, social, or historic heritage of the nation, state, or city;

2. The proposed historic resource is associated with a person, persons, or groups who significantly contributed to the history of the nation, state, region, or city;

3. The proposed historic resource embodies the distinctive and exemplary characteristics of an architectural style, architectural type, period, or method of construction; or represents a notable work of a master designer, builder or architect whose genius influenced his or her profession; or possesses high artistic values;

4. The proposed historic resource has yielded, or has the potential to yield, information important to archaeological pre-history or history of the nation, state, region, or city;

5. The proposed historic resource exemplifies the early heritage of the city. (Ord. 5784 § 7, 2012; Ord. 5347 § 7, 2003: Ord. 5110 § 12, 1996: prior code § 21-02) Chapter 30.25 Historic District Overlay Zone (HD)

30.25.010 Purpose
The city recognizes that the historic and architectural resources of the city are among its most important assets. It is the purpose of this chapter:

A. To protect the beauty of the city and improve the quality of its environment through identification, recognition, conservation, maintenance and enhancement of its historic and architectural resources within neighborhoods;
B. To protect designated areas having historic and architectural significance against intrusion of alterations, additions, new structures and other designs that fail to protect such significance; C. To ensure harmonious, orderly and efficient growth and development of the city; D. To stabilize and improve property values in such districts thus strengthening the local economy;
E. To foster civic pride; and
F. By furthering such purposes, to promote the public welfare, to strengthen the cultural and educational life of the city and to make the city a more attractive and desirable place in which to live and work. (Ord. 5399 Attach. A, 2004)
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30.25.020 Historic District Overlay Zone Designation Criteria.

A historic district is a geographically definable area possessing a concentration, linkage or continuity, constituting more than sixty (60) percent of the total, of historic or scenic properties, or thematically-related grouping of properties. Properties must contribute to each other and be unified aesthetically by plan or historical physical development. A geographic area may be designated as a historic district overlay zone by the city council upon the recommendation of the historic preservation commission and planning commission if the district:

A. Exemplifies or reflects special elements of the city's cultural, social, economic, political, aesthetic, engineering, architectural or natural history; B. Is identified with persons or events significant in local, state or national history; C. Embodies distinctive characteristics of a style, type, period, method of construction or is a valuable example of the use of indigenous materials or craftsmanship; D. Represents the work of notable builders, designers, or architects; E. Has a unique location or is a view or vista representing an established and familiar visual feature of a neighborhood community or of the city;
F. Embodies a collection of elements of architectural design, detail, materials or craftsmanship that represent a significant structural or architectural achievement or innovation;
G. Reflects significant geographical patterns, including those associated with different eras of settlement and growth, transportation modes, or distinctive examples of park or community planning;
H. Conveys a sense of historic and architectural cohesiveness through its design, setting, materials, workmanship or association; or
I. Has been designated a historic district in the National Register of Historic Places or the California Register of Historical Resources. (Ord. 5399 Attach. A, 2004) Integrity
The Preservation Ordinance and Glendale Register criteria for designation are silent with regard to the issue of historic integrity, as defined in the National Register.!? 17 In this situation, guidance from the National Register will be utilized to determine integrity if the property is found to be historic.
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Environmental Setting
Historic Context
The historic contexts provided below present the background necessary to evaluate the historical and architectural significance of the subject property, including the history of its construction and alterations, as well as the surrounding neighborhood's development. The subject property sits outside of the boundaries of both South Glendale and North Glendale, two areas which have established historic context statements. While the property sits within the pending West Glendale Historic Context Statement area, as of this writing, the City has yet to release the approved final text. Instead, the analysis below utilizes the "City of Glendale: South Glendale Historic Context Statement" as it includes pertinent information related to multi-family residential developments in the Glendale region. Similarly, while the property does not fall within the City of Los Angeles proper, it is located within Los Angeles County, and for that reason the "Garden Apartments of Los Angeles: Historic Context Statement" was reviewed for contextual purposes. In this, ESA identified the following historical and architectural themes from the "City of Glendale: South Glendale Historic Context Statement" (2014) and the "Garden Apartments of Los Angeles:

Historic Context Statement" (2012): Post-World War II Multi-Family Residential Development (1945-1979), Community Planning and Development: Garden City Planning Principles (1937- 1955), and Designed Landscapes (1937-1955). An additional context gleaned from Glendale's "Design Guidelines for Residential Buildings in Adopted Historic Districts," included a discussion of Glendale's Residential Character: Multi-Family Residences and Multi-Family Modern Buildings. The preliminary period of significance associated with garden apartments in Los Angeles County spans from 1937 to 1955, which predates the construction of the subject property.

Glendale
Post-World War Il Multi-Family Residential Development, 1945-197918 The end of World War II brought a wave of migration to Southern California for its booming local economy and pleasant climate, and demand for housing skyrocketed. Many people used this as an opportunity to engage in speculative real estate. Glendale was no exception. South Glendale's lack of height restrictions, zoning that permitted intermingling of single-family and multi-family residential buildings, and a business community largely based on banking and financial services created the perfect opportunity for apartment developers.

Contributing to what would become a multi-family residential development boom in Glendale was a national climate of economic incentives that encouraged the construction of multi-family housing. In describing the "apartment boom" of the 1950s and early 1960s, Babcock and Bosselman write, "In the present economic and legal climate, incentives are available not only to the landowner, but to the developer, the investor and the lender." Between 1941 and 1950, the federal government created "Section 608" which "provided Federal Housing Administration (FHA) insurance for as much as 90% of mortgages on rental housing projects."211 The FHA began to provide mortgage insurance for apartment buildings having elevators in the late 1940s. By the 1950s apartment buildings were equipped with improved 18 Historic Resources Group, "City of Glendale: South Glendale Historic Context Statement," City of Glendale, ed. 2018. 99-100.
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mechanical systems, elevators, up-to-date appliances, central air conditioning, outdoor balconies, and newly available prefabricated components such as steel-framed windows and sliding glass doors. The Internal Revenue Code of 1954 "permitted owners to charge off high percentages of the original cost of new building during the early years of the building's life," thereby encouraging new construction. In the early 1960s the federal government eased existing restrictions limiting investment in multi-family housing lending by Savings and Loans.

During the first seven months of 1957, Glendale ranked sixth among Southern California cities in terms of the number of apartment units being built.

During the postwar period, local architects and community planners adapted the principles of these movements and constructed innovative new forms of multiple family housing. A new multiple family housing type known as "garden apartments" emerged at this time. Characteristics of garden apartments include the use of superblocks in development of the site, the segregation of automobile and pedestrian traffic, low to medium density and building coverage, the standardization of building types with a maximum of three stories in height, and an emphasis on landscaping and open space.

Multi-family residential development during the postwar period was influenced by planning and design principles dating to the 1920s. The Garden City Movement in particular had a profound influence on the design of multi-family housing, as did the publication of Clarence Stein's Toward New Towns (1951). During the postwar period, local architects and community planners adapted the principles of these movements and constructed innovative new forms of multiple family housing. A new multiple family housing type known as "garden apartments" emerged at this time. Characteristics of garden apartments include the use of superblocks in development of the site, the segregation of automobile and pedestrian traffic, low to medium density and building coverage, the standardization of building types with a maximum of three stories in height, and an emphasis on landscaping and open space.

Architecture & Design
Los Angeles Garden Apartments (1937-1955)19
Planned and constructed in Los Angeles between 1937 and approximately 1955, garden apartment complexes generally consist of concentrations of similar multi-unit buildings situated on a large - and often irregularly shaped - property. Complexes range in size from just a few acres to more than a hundred. Though some of Los Angeles's preeminent architects designed garden apartments at mid-century, the buildings themselves are typically (and deliberately) architecturally modest. Emphasis is placed, rather, on site plan and landscape; the designers relied on color, texture, planting plan, light and shadow to create visual interest. Building entrances face landscaped courtyards rather than the street, and parking and vehicular circulation is relegated to the perimeter of the site plan or within garage courts separate from pedestrian areas. Large, expansive green space is common; typically there are one or two large courtyards or greens at the nucleus of the complexes available to all residents. Garden apartments vary in appearance, size 19 Architectural Resources Group, "Garden Apartments of Los Angeles: Historic Context Statement," Los Angeles Conservancy, 2012, 3-4.
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and plan; however, the following character defining features epitomize the property type in its purest expression:
• Superblock site plan, which deviates from the rectilinear urban grid by combining multiple city blocks or parcels into a single property
• Three acres in size or greater
• Low-slung buildings, rarely exceeding two stories in height • Elimination of common interior corridors
• Repetition of nearly identical building models throughout the plan • Stylistic simplicity; buildings are usually minimal in appearance with a lack of stylistic details and ornament
• Primary building entrances face common courtyards rather than the street • Parking at the perimeter of the site plan, typically in detached, enclosed garage buildings or garage courts
• One or more large open spaces, or greens, located at the interior of the site plan, around which buildings are arranged
• Recreational amenities planned to help foster community • Variety of landscape, often native or drought tolerant; low shrubs used to delineate outdoor "rooms", allées; mature trees and the use of climbing vines to add visual interest to buildings Community Planning and Development: Garden City Planning Principles, 1937-195520 The success of the Depression and World War Il-era garden apartment developments spurred the construction of similar complexes on a large scale in the post-World War II era, as the housing shortage became more and more acutely felt in Los Angeles. In the late 1940s, the FHA renewed Title 608, which guaranteed developers 90% mortgages on multi-family housing which conformed to FHA guidelines, which favored garden apartments. Title 608 was intended as a temporary solution to insure defense and immediate postwar multi-family housing to ease the housing crisis caused by returning veterans. This made possible the relatively easy financing of large-scale private rental housing, and in the late 1940s several developers took advantage of this temporary extension to build garden apartments. With rumors that funding would soon be cut off, there was a race to get these garden apartments approved before the funding ran out. The two- year period of 1949-1950 alone saw the construction of at least a dozen garden apartments throughout the city, nearly always in suburban areas adjacent to arteries of the city's growing freeway system. Post-1945 examples are clearly based on the Garden City planning concepts that shaped the early garden apartments; however, due to the urgency of the postwar housing crisis they are typically higher density with more emphasis on unit count than open space. As such, whereas pre-1945 examples averaged 10 to 20 units per acre, most garden apartments constructed between 1945 and 1955 ranged between 20 to 30 units per acre. 20|
Ibid., 40.
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Designed Landscapes, 1937-1955
After World War II, as privately funded garden apartments were built in great quantities throughout Los Angeles, the quality of the landscapes changed. Because density was generally higher, many of the developments didn't provide recreational amenities, instead using that space for more dwellings. Less experienced landscape architects, or in some cases nurseries, provided the design for the landscapes, and the focus turned from functional spaces meant for active participation in the landscape to more traditional suburban landscapes meant to be enjoyed from apartment windows or from pathways. In addition, contrary to the previous focus on using native and drought-resistant plant species, tropical and sub-tropical plantings were used, catering to changing tastes in the post-war period.

Norwood & DeLonge History, Designers
Norwood & DeLonge were identified as the designers of Glendale Garden Homes, as noted on the architectural plans created in 1957. The practitioners worked in Pasadena sometime between 1935 and 1965, as identified in the City of Pasadena's "Cultural Resources of the Recent Past Historic Context Report" prepared by Historic Resources Group and Pasadena Heritage in 2007.21 Serving as contractors and designers, it appears that Jack Norwood and Jack DeLonge, interior decorator, comprised this company. It is unclear whether Jack Norwood was a registered architect or contractor. The two were credited for the construction of many buildings in the Los Angeles area, including ranch-style homes, and mid-century apartment and commercial buildings where they often were listed as the contractors and developers. One such extant example of their work that is reflective of the design of the subject property at 1303 North Central Avenue are the apartments located at 1066 San Pasqual Avenue, Pasadena which were constructed in 1962 (Figure 3), 22 Their relationship with contractors Causey & Causey for the construction on Glendale Garden Homes is unknown, but it is possible that Norwood and DeLonge designed the complex and worked on conjunction with Causey & Causey to develop the property.

Causey & Causey and Causey & Rhodes, Contractors
Contractors Causey & Causey were identified as the contractors for the subject property, Glendale Garden Homes, through newspaper advertisements placed at the time of construction.

Causey & Causey was comprised of brothers Gill B. Causey and Joseph G. Causey, whose grandfather and father were successful builders and real estate developers. 23 The firm of Causey & Rhodes, the predecessor firm to Causey & Causey, was comprised of Gill B. Causey and Frank Rhodes, Jr. Established in the mid-1940s, Causey and Rhodes continued to work together over the course of 55 years. 24 It appears that Causey & Causey and Causey & Rhodes may have used their firm names interchangeably over the course of their partnerships. The following is a firm biography for Causey & Causey as prepared for a historic resource evaluation of another one of their buildings along North Central Avenue in Glendale:

Historic Resources Group, "Cultural Resources of the Recent Past Historic Context Report," City of Pasadena, 2007.
22 "Advertisement: Pasadena's Finest Cooperative Apartments," Los Angeles Times, November 11, 1962. 23 Bob Howard, "Winning OK for Hillside Plan Is an Uphill Battle for Gregg" Los Angeles Times, August 17, 1999. 24 "Obituary: Frank Alexander Rhodes, Jr. " Los Angeles Times, August 17, 2009. 1303 North Central Avenue 17 ESA / D190229.00
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The firm of Causey & Rhodes had a successful business operation developing, leasing and operating commercial buildings. Their projects and investments included development of the Crenshaw Medical Center in the 1950s, Glendale's Garden Homes, a mid-century apartment complex and Glendale Fashion Center in the 1960s with partner Richard Daugherty. In the 1970s they developed medical office buildings in Newport Center in Orange County. They hired others to design buildings while they sometimes handled the construction contracting and subsequently managed the leasing of the buildings. Causey & Rhodes can be considered successful land developers with full professional careers but their careers and the buildings they developed are typical of the success of land developers during the period they were active. Their buildings did not influence the commercial development patterns or the architectural style of commercial development or influence the urban form of Glendale in the post-World War II commercial building boom of Glendale's central business district.25 2 1066-
Pasadena's Finest
Cooperative Apartments
1066 San Pasqual
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Figure 3
Excerpt of advertisement for Pasadena property designed by Norwood and DeLonge, constructed in 1962
Tract No. 18547
Tract No. 18547 was a subdivision of the Baugh Tract as per book 5, page 179 of Map Records of Los Angeles County, California. Tract No. 18547 was surveyed by J. Burritt Smith on behalf of owners Helen B. Gregg and Edgar N. Gregg formerly subdivided in 1953. Additional information about the subject lot as part of the Baugh Tract is located in book 9 page 23 of miscellaneous records of Los Angeles County, California. Figure 4 indicates the current parcel configuration. 25 David Kaplan, "540, 607, 633 North Central Avenue, 317-327 West Doran Street Glendale, California: Historic Resource Evaluation." Kaplan Chen Kaplan, 2013.
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Figure 4
Excerpt of Tract No. 18547 Map, depicting area
surrounding subject property outlined in red
The Sanborn map from 1925 indicates that the subject property was considered to be part of unincorporated Los Angeles County, while the parcel immediately to the south was considered to be at the northern extent of the City of Glendale (Figure 5). During this time, the area appeared to be comprised of single-family residences. At this time a one-story single family home with an adjacent automobile garage and ancillary building to its west occupied the subject parcel. The properties to the north of the Los Angeles County limits appeared to be larger parcels, more rural in their development, with larger single homes, and ample setbacks from North Central Avenue, interspersed with automobile garages, water tanks, and other ancillary buildings. 303 North Central Avenu 19 ESA / D190229.00
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Figure 5
Sanborn Map with future subject property roughly
outlined in red, 1925, Los Angeles County
By the 1950 Sanborn map, the subject property had been incorporated into the City of Glendale, yet the subject parcel and its subsequent northern adjacent parcels remained rural in their appearance with few signs of development (Figure 6). Adjacent cul-de-sacs to the west and southwest were still not present by this time.
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Sanborn Map with future subject property roughly outlined in red. 1950, Los Angeles County
A review of the construction dates of the properties surrounding the subject parcel indicate a surge of dense development in the immediate area from the mid to late-1950s. This included residential and commercial development to the south, along Viloa Avenue, terminating in a cul- de-sac, and a tract home development along Parkwood Drive to the west of the subject property also terminating in a cul-de-sac (Figure 7). To the immediate north, a multi-building apartment complex was constructed toward the end of the decade. The subject property was constructed in 1957, which coincided with the multi-family residential development boom in neighboring South Glendale following World War II.
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SOURCE: University of California, Santa Barbara Figure 7 Aerial photograph with subject property identified with red arrow, 1960
Today, the development surrounding the subject property appears similar to how it did in a 1960 aerial photograph. Development in the immediate vicinity of the subject property includes single- family homes from the mid-20" century to the west, 21" century and mid-20 century apartments to the north and east, and commercial businesses to the south along North Central Avenue. The general residential character of the area remains, with North Brand Boulevard continuing to serve as a main artery of the neighborhood.
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Construction and Occupancy History of 1303 North Central Avenue Construction History
Building permits on file with the Glendale Building & Safety Division (Appendix D) and Los Angeles County Assessor's Records (Appendix E) were reviewed to determine the subject property's history of construction, including alterations. A summary of available building permits and Assessor's records are provided in Table 1 below.

The earliest permit for the subject property dates back to 1954, which mentions that an existing old garage was to be replaced for a retaining wall on the neighboring property. The owner was Edgar N. Gregg, one of the developers associated with the eventual Glendale Garden Homes project. 26
Created in 1956, original drawings for the three-building garden apartment are credited to Norwood and DeLonge of San Marino, California. Original building permits credit Causey & Causey as the building contractors. The first building permit for construction dates to 1957, issued for the construction of Building 1303, the elongated building of the trio. Building 1303 was to consist of 12 rental units, comprising 65 rooms. The building was to have concrete foundations, wood framing, stucco finish, shingle roofs, 8'6" ceilings, and 7 chimneys. The construction cost was $175,000. A second permit filed at the same time was issued for the construction of Building 1315, which was U-shaped in configuration, mirroring that of Building 1311. A temporary sign was erected at the site around February of 1957 which would announce the new complex to be constructed. Later that summer, a building permit was filed for a swimming pool, cabanas, showers, filter rooms, and storage areas at the west of the property. The MacDonald Brothers were listed as the contractors for this work.

Assessor's records from 1957 offer the best description of how the two-story buildings varied from one another, as each had a slightly different configuration while utilizing the same interior finishes and fixtures throughout (Figure 8). Building 1303, the largest of the three, included 12 2- bedroom units and at least one bedroom "studio" apartment. Four of the apartment units had slump stone room dividers containing both a fireplace and barbeque, with a surmounting copper hood. Each of these four units had an extra bar sink. All units in Building 1303 had wood vanities, and 5-drawer wood dressers built into the closets, with birch paneled walls with folding birch serving windows from the kitchen to dining room. Downstairs units had 6 foot-high redwood fences, enclosing patios with sliding glass doors. 26 The Glendale Historical Society wrote a letter to the Glendale City Council in 2004 indicating that Glendale Garden Homes was built "by a partnership of well-known Glendale developers including Edgar Gregg, Gil and Joseph Causey, Frank Rhodes and Millard Archuleta, and with active participation of the City's Planning 1303 North Central Avenue ESA / D190229.00
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Building 1311 included 9 2-bedroom units, 2 3-bedroom units, and a 2-bedroom "studio" unit.

Eight of these units had either slump stone or brick room dividing walls containing both a fireplace and barbeque. Building 1315 included 2 3-bedroom units, 9 2-bedroom units, and a 2- bedroom "studio." All units had a central water heater, with parking garages constructed on the first floor of the buildings.

Advertisements from 1957, the year of construction, touted the complex as having "All the graciousness of a modern home. Plus the convenience of an apartment." The advertisement further read, "Let us show you the breathtaking plans which are now being transformed into Glendale's most beautiful design for living."2 Features publicized at the complex included fireplaces, electric kitchens, soundproofed units, air conditioning, ample closets, all-wool carpeting, modern spacious floor plans, heated swimming pool with cabanas and a sunbathing deck, and the possibility to have private parties.? By 1958, builders Causey & Causey were referred to as the property's rental agents as well. Advertisements at this time read "Enjoy the graciousness of a modern 2 or 3 bedroom 2 bath home plus the convenience of apartment living." (Figure 9) In the 1960s, advertisements announcing available rental units continued to be placed in the Los Angeles Times for Glendale Garden Homes' adults-only community.

There was no recorded evidence of modifications to the property or site for the next 40 years. Site modifications in 1998 included new stone and masonry posts with a lighted entry gate door, short walls, and a wood trellis structure which would enclose the courtyard between Buildings 1311 and 1303 along Central Avenue. The contractor listed was Sazeh Construction & Development Corp. Electrical alteration permits were issued in April and December of 1998.

In 2003, an 86-unit high density residential development was proposed to be constructed at the site upon the demolition of Glendale Garden Homes.

A permit for reroofing with composition shingles was issued in November of 2005 for work to be performed by Central Roofing. In December of 2005, a permit was issued to upgrade the mechanical systems including the A/C and electrical systems. This permit expired in 2006. 27 "Advertisement: Open Today, Sunday," The Los Angeles Times, August 25, 1957. "Advertisement: Glendale Garden Homes," Los Angeles Times, March 23, 1958. 1303 North Central Avenue 24 ESA / D190229.00
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Figure 8
Bird's eye rendering of Glendale Garden Homes in an
advertisement titled "In Glendale," Los Angeles Times,
May 19, 1951.

GLENDALE GARDEN HOMES

LAST APARTMENTS NOW LEASING
Enjoy the graciousness of a modern 2 or 3 bedroom, 2
bath home plus the convenience of apartment living
.. drive over today to see how beautiful life can be ... • Private Patios
Located in the fine residential section of Glendale, only minutes from L.A., Wilshire or Pasadena... Furnished Model Open Daily. 1303-1315 NO. CENTRAL AVE., GLENDALE
Builders & Agents-Causey & Causey-CH. 5-4816
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Figure 9
Early photograph of Glendale Garden Homes as
featured in an advertisement in the Los Angeles Times,
March 23, 1958.
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TABLE 1
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GLENDALE BUILDING AND SAFETY DIVISION BUILDING PERMITS29 Contractor (C),
Permit Architect (A), or
Issued Record Owner Engineer (E) Valuation ($) Description 10/23/1954 Edgar N. -
Gregg
1/9/1957 53944 Edgar N. (C) Causey & Causey - Carport, ant rosing room of the cabana, Gregg
1/9/1957 59345 Edgar N. (C) Causey & Causey $175,000
Gregg
1/9/1957 53947 Edgar N. (C) Causey & Causey - 1315 Central: Concrete foundation, wood Gregg framing, stucco
217/1957 53861 Edgar N. (C) Causey & Causey -
Gregg
constructed
8/15/1957 55423 Edgar N. (C) MacDonald 20' x 40' swimming pool constructed in Gregg Brothers cabana area
11/12/1957 Edgar N. Certificate of Occupancy issued
Gregg
1/1998 Central (C) Sazeh Stone and masonry post and light entry gate BWB, Construction & door and short walls, wood trellis
LLC Development Corp.
12/1998 Central (C) Sazah Electrical permit for electrical alterations BWB, Construction &
LLC Development Corp.
12/2005 Central Mechanical systems upgrade including a/c BWB, and electrical
LLC
Occupancy and Ownership History
Ownership history for the subject property was compiled from documents at the Glendale City Planning Division and the Los Angeles County Assessor (Table 2). Tract information indicates that Edgar N. Gregg subdivided the subject parcel in 1953. The property was originally owned and developed by Edgar N. Gregg, Gill B. Causey, and Joseph G. Causey. Limited information was found on Edgar N. Gregg, who appeared to be part owner of a development firm, also owned with his brother, J. Lee Gregg, in the Glendale area, since 1934. Their grandfather, father, and later, J. Lee Gregg's son were also in the contracting and real estate development business. 30 According to a newspaper article Edgar N. Gregg left the family business in 1956, just three years after subdividing the subject parcel, a year prior to the completion of the Glendale Garden Homes design drawings.
29 Documentation exists for all permits and certificates of occupancy listed in this table. 30 Howard, Los Angeles Times, 1999.
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Gill B. Causey owned the property by 1967. Causey and his brother, Joseph G. Causey, had served as the builders of Glendale Garden Homes about 10 years prior. Limited information was found about Gill B. Causey, however, his brother Joseph G. Causey was considered to be a successful businessman in Glendale by 1957,31 Joseph G. Causey owned contracting firm Causey & Causey, the original contractors of the subject property, and was president of the Verdugo Development Corporation. He was considered to specialize in "income property construction and sales."32 Joseph G. Causey took ownership of the property 20 years later, in 1987.

TABLE 2
OCCUPANCY HISTORY FOR 1303-1315 NORTH CENTRAL AVENUE
Year Source Owner
2004 Los Angeles County Assessor Central BWB, LLC
2003 Los Angeles County Assessor Central BWB, LLC
1997 Los Angeles County Assessor 130 Central, LLC
1996 Los Angeles County Assessor Le L. Godse Jr, and Meter Morensen 1993 Los Angeles County Assessor Wenker Family Trust and Evalyn C. 1987 Los Angeles County Assessor Joseph G. Causey
1987 Los Angeles County Assessor Joseph G. Causey Ind. Causey Trust 1967 Los Angeles County Assessor Gill B. and June H. Causey 1954 Glendale City Planning Division Edgar N. Gregg
Glendale City Directories available at the Glendale History Room at the Glendale Central Library spanned from 1957 to 1977, with several years absent in between (Table 3). This ranged the year that the complex opened through about a 20-year period afterwards. No other sources were found to identify rental tenants from 1978 to the present.

Early tenants listed were all-men, although there were some married couples living at the subject property at the time. Many early tenants appear to have been living in the Los Angeles-area prior to moving into the new apartment complex. Many tenants end up living there for multiple years.

Professions of the earliest tenants included personnel managers, veterans, bus drivers, and a landscape gardener. One of the longest tenants was Philip E. Zeiss, a dentist, who lived at the complex from 1958 through at least 1977, when the available Glendale City Directories end.

Advertisements indicate that this was an adult-only community through the 1960s.

J. (Joe) E. Hoeft, who later became the founder of the Glendale Federal Savings, lived at the apartment building for two years from 1967 to 1968, roughly 6 years after the Glendale Federal Savings and Loan building was constructed downtown in 1959. City directories indicate that 31 Carroll W. Parcher, Glendale Community Book (Glendale: John W. Akers, 1957), 584. 32 Ibid.
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Hoeft resided at other locations for longer periods of time. Hoeft later became known as a civic leader in the area.

It appears that, Joseph G. Causey, one of the building's original contractors comprising the firm of Causey & Causey and Causey & Rhodes, lived at the 1311 North Central Avenue building from 1993 to1997, likely in his senior years.

TABLE 3
OCCUPANCY HISTORY OF 1303-1315 NORTH CENTRAL AVENUE33
Source Occupant
1958 Glendale City Directory 1303 N. Central
A - Vacant
B - John H. Verling
C - (none listed)
D - Harmon Baldwin
E - Chas E. Weaver
F - William Goss
G - Harley P. Easley
H - Richard O. Bullis
I - Boyd D. Henry
J- Philip E. Zeiss
K- Lewis I. Reed
L - W. G. Onderdonk
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Source Occupant
1960 Gendale City Directory 1303 N. Central
A-Herald H. Beck
B-Mark G. McMahon
C-John H. Verling
D-Harmon W. Baldwin
E-Arthur H. Schneer
F- William J. Goss
G-Harley P. Esley
H-Richard O. Bullis
I- Boyd D. Henry
J- Philip E. Zeiss
K-Lewis I. Reed
L- Clare C. Conzett
M-Sam Spaulding
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A-Kent W. Barlett
B-Mrs. Irene F. Henderson
C-James A. Henderson
D-J. J. Martin
E-A. F. Awald
F- Ferron Rasco
G-Mrs. Arleen Kloppel
H-Vacant
I- Bill C. Wallick
J- John B May
K-Tod E. Stice
L- Harry Maher
1961 Glendale City Directory 1303 N. Central
A-Hugh H. Logan
B-Nevin W. Albert
C-Vacant
D-Harmon Baldwin
E-Mrs. Frances Schneer
F- William J. Goss
G-Harley P. Easley
H-Herman A. Enemark
1- Thomas E. Durant
J- Philip E. Zeiss
K-Ewald B. Rasmussen
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1967 Glendale City Directory 1303 N. Central
A-Russell T. Burnham
B-Mrs. Blanche C. Albert
C-No listing
D-Perry E. Wright
E-Mrs. Frances Scheer
F- Vacant
G-Harley P. Easley
H-Herman A. Enemark
1- Thomas E. Durant
J- Philip E. Zeiss
K-Ewald B. Rasmussen
L- Michael Nugent, A business consultant
M- J. E. Hoeft
1968 Glendale City Directory 1303N. Central
A- Russell T. Burnham
B-Mrs. Blanche C. Albert
C-Edith A. Nicklos
D-Perry E. Wright
E-Mrs. Frances Scheer
F- Alvin W. Ray
G-Harley P Easley
H-Lloyd R. Nicholson
1- Thomas E. Durant
J- Philip E. Zeiss
K-Edwald B. Rasmussen
L- Michael A. Nugent, A business
consultant
M- J. E. Hoeft
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A - Eugene F. Conner
B- Mrs. Irene F. Martin
C- Claude A. Welcome
D- Mrs. Florence M. Sidney
E- Albert F. Ewald
F- No return
G- Mrs. Arleen E. Kloeppel
H- Paul G. Kirman
1 - Harmon W. Baldwin
J- John B. May
K - L. E. Scharf
L - James R. Wilkinson
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Source Ocupant
1969 Glendale City Directory 1303 N. Central
A-Edith A. Ward
B-Mrs. Albert C. Blanche
C-Edith A. Nicklos
D-William D. Wessly
E-Michael Nugent, A business consultant
F-Reginald E. Spicer
G-Harley P Easley
H-Lloyd R. Nicholson
1- Thomas E. Durant
J- Philip E. Zeiss
K-Ewald B. Rasmussen
L- Saml B. Lapin
M- Vacant
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A-Dallas Brigg
B-Mrs. Irene F. Martin
C-Herbert N. Dorman
D-Vacant
E-Albert F. Ewald
F-Mrs. Clara H. Brown
G-Mrs. Arleen E. Kloeppel
H-Melvin Lindapl
I- Harmon W. Baldwin
J- John B. May
K-L. E. Scharf
L- Kames R. Wilkinson
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A-Max L. Green
B-John H. Lauten
C-Rodney M. Spoden
D-Mrs. Lillian Kennedy
E-Mrs. Mildred Kittleson
F- Barney Riemarr
G-Thomas N. Jamieson
H-Donald W. Corson
I- Vacant
J- William Crockett
K-Vacant
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Source Occupant
1970 Glendale City Directory 1301 N. Central
A - Mrs. Ruth W. Ward
B- Albert W. Nevin
C- Edith A. Nicklos
D - No return
E - Michael Nugent
F - Reginald E. Spicer
G- Harley P. Easley
H- Lloyd R. Nicholson
1 - Thomas E. Durant
J- Philip E. Zeiss
K - Ewald B. Rasmussen
L - Burt S. Turney
M - Mrs. Margaret Maher
1977 Glendale City Directory 1301 N. Central
A - Mrs. Ruth W. Ward
B - Mrs. Ruth L. Green
C - Kermit W. Kuhns
D - J. M. Caldwell
F - Reginald E. Spicer
G - Carl C. Monroe
H- H. V. Hedges
1 - Thomas E. Durant
J- Philip E. Zeiss
K - Wally E. Rasmussen
L - William H. Donnelly
M - Frederick C Young
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Historical Resources Identified
Previous Evaluations
Correspondence between Timothy Foy, Senior Planner at the City of Glendale, and EP Associates on behalf of Greg Brody, current owner, indicates that a historic assessment report for the Glendale Garden Homes was created on August 30, 2004. Signatories on behalf of EP Associates included Selin Hovnanian, B. Arch, architectural designer, and Vahn Hovnanian, Registered Environmental Assessor and Principal of EP Associates. To-date, the City of Glendale Community Development and Planning Division could not locate this historic assessment report.

A letter dated April 26, 2005 indicates that Foy requested further information regarding the historic report from EP Associates, including clarification regarding report findings, tenants, and oral histories. Based on this letter, it seems that EP Associates concluded that Glendale Gardens Homes was found to be historic, presumably at the local level as Foy wrote to clarify a statement in the EP Associates report as follows: "The report finds that the property is the best of its style in 1303 North Central Avenue 32 ESA / D190229.00
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the neighborhood. It may be the best example in the whole City."34 During the data gathering process for the current analysis, several attempts were made to recover the initial historic assessment prepared for the subject property. Among these attempts was a visit to the City of Glendale Planning Division in March of 2019 as well as numerous telephone conversations with City Planning Staff through May of 2019. Despite these efforts the complete historic assessment report was not located in the City files associated with the addresses 1303, 1311, or 1315 North Central Avenue.

A search for EP Associates did not result in conclusive findings regarding the credentials of authors, current contact information for EP Associates, or its successors as the LLC appears to be inactive. EP Associates produced several historical assessment reports for the City of Glendale during the early to mid-2000s. Vahn Hovnanian passed away in 2015, and appears to have been a registered contractor in California. Limited additional information on the Hovnanians was located.

The City of Glendale's "Design Guidelines for Residential Buildings in Adopted Historic Districts," created by Architectural Resources Group, presents an overview of multi-family modern buildings in Glendale. The subject property itself is not considered to be in an identified potential historic district.35 It is also not included in the California State Historical Resources Inventory (HRI), most recently formally updated in 2011. The subject property is not identified as an example of a garden apartment in the "Garden Apartments of Los Angeles: Historic Context Statement," created in 2012 by Architectural Resources Group, which identified representative properties across Los Angeles County. 36
Further, the subject property is not listed as one of the City's 113 identified historic resources on the Glendale Register of Historic Resources, most recently updated in 2015.37 The Glendale Register of Historic Places includes six buildings from the 1950s and 1960s periods. These include three single-family residences of Ranch, Tudor Revival, and Modern styles from the 1950s; two Modern style single-family residences and one Modern style civic building constructed in the 1960s. The property was not included in the survey area for the City of Glendale's most recent historic survey, the "City of Glendale: South Glendale Historic Context Statement," draft, prepared for the City of Glendale by Historic Resources Group updated in 2018, as geographically, the project area falls outside of the boundaries for this area. 38 EP Associates, Letter entitled: "Supplemental Information Historic Assessment Glendale Garden Homes 1301, 1311, and 1315 North Central Avenue Glendale, California," to Timothy Foy, Senior Planner, City of Glendale, April 26, 2005.
35 Architectural Resources Group, "Design Guidelines for Residential Buildings in Adopted Historic Districts," City of Glendale, N.D., 10.
36 Architectural Resources Group, "Garden Apartments of Los Angeles: Historic Context Statement," Los Angeles Conservancy, 2012.
37 City of Glendale, "Glendale Register of Historic Resources," 2015.

Historic Resources Group, "City of Glendale: South Glendale Historic Context Statement," City of Glendale, ed. 2018.
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Architectural Description
The subject property occupies a parcel on the west side of North Central Avenue. It is improved with three multi-family garden apartment buildings, along with a detached cabana and carport which are located in the western portion of the lot.

Site
The subject property's site includes the surrounding vehicular access roads at the north and south of the parcel, ground floor parking, a cabana and pool area at the rear, and landscaping along North Central Avenue at the central courtyard.

Tenant vehicular access onto the property can be gained from North Central Avenue through gated access roads that lead toward the rear (west) of the parcel along the north and south property extents (Figures 10 and 11). Tenant parking carport spaces sit below the building at the ground floor along the north and south property extents. Additional carports sit at the northern part of the property (accessible from the north access road), and at the west of the property adjacent to the cabana and pool area (accessible from the south access road). The cabana and pool area includes a 20' x 40' rectangular swimming pool, with a one-story semi-enclosed wood structure comprising the cabanas and barbeque patio (Figure 12). The landscaping along North Central Avenue includes manicured hedges adjacent to the sidewalk and the subject property's lawn. There are mature trees along this front yard, and higher manicured hedges abutting the ground-floor units at Buildings 1303 and 1311.

The central courtyard runs the extent of the inward-facing elevations of Buildings 1303, 1311, and 1315. The apartment units and courtyard are accessible to pedestrians from the main entrance along North Central Avenue, and at two other locations through Building 1311 from the North Central Avenue sidewalk. The main entrance includes a contemporary metal security gate with low stone walls and a wood trellis structure that sits between Buildings 1303 and 1311 (Figure 13). Pedestrian access is also through the ground-floor carports at the north, south, and west portions of the site. Concrete sidewalks connect pathways through the central courtyard, leading from the main entrance gate, and circulating through the interior courtyard (Figure 14). The courtyard includes lush vegetation, mature trees, and regularly spaced metal lamp posts throughout (Figures 15 and 16). Some ground-floor patio areas off of apartment units are enclosed, some with vertical wood fencing, others with lattice fencing. A stone feature has recently replaced an earlier decorative fountain in the central courtyard. 1303 North Central Avenue 34 ESA / D190229.00
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Figure 10
Building 1311 with adjacent landscaping along North
Central Avenue at the northern most extent of property
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Figure 11
Building 1303 at southern extent of property, with
access road, security gate, and tenant parking beyond
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Figure 12
Access to cabana and pool area at west portion of
property
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Figure 13
Contemporary security gate with low stone walls and
wood trellis structure, located between Buildings 1311
and 1303, along North Central Avenue, looking east
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Figure 14
Diagrammatic map of Glendale Garden Homes
complex, located at the contemporary security gate
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Figure 15
Courtyard view with Building 1303 east elevation at left and background, with concrete circulation pathway at
center and Building 1311 at right, looking southwest
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Figure 16
Courtyard view with Building 1303 at right and
Buildings 1315 and 1311 at left, looking east
Building 1303
Building 1303 is the largest of the three apartment buildings comprising the Glendale Garden Homes complex, located in the southern portion of the property. Symmetrically configured and U-shaped in plan, the building has two shorter wings that extend north (Figure 17). The two- story wood frame building has a concrete foundation and a gently sloping hipped roof with overhanging eaves (Figure 18). Brick chimneys extend the roofline. The building has stucco cladding and decorative horizontal and vertical painted redwood.

Building 1303 consists of 12 rental units, comprising 65 rooms. Access is through recessed ground floor porches, each with two units and an interior staircase, which leads up to the second floor with a semi-enclosed porch flanked by two additional second-story units (Figure 19).

Several units in Building 1303 feature exterior patios, which project from the main portion of the building, and are clad in horizontal painted redwood siding (Figures 20 and 21). Steel frame windows punctuate the elevations at regular intervals, and single wood doors without paneling serve each apartment unit.
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Figure 17
Building 1303 south elevation, looking northwest
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Figure 18
Building 1303 west (left) and north (right) elevations, looking southwest
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Figure 19
Building 1303 recessed entry to first and second floor
units, north elevation, looking south
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Figure 20
Building 1303 central portion of north elevation, looking southwest
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Figure 21
Building 1303 north elevation with projecting patios,
looking southwest from second story balcony
Building 1311
Building 1311 sits to the northeast corner of the subject property, abutting North Central Avenue (Figure 22). A tenant access road extends east-west along the building's north elevation (Figure 23). This building is irregular in footprint, and resembles a U-shaped plan with a shorter south- extending wing at the east, and a longer south-extending wing at the west. Building 1311 and adjacent Building are identical to one another, and are more or less mirrored in plan with slight variations in their unit layouts. The building has a concrete foundation, wood framing, combination stucco and horizontal painted redwood siding. The siding on this building is grouped, which differs from the decorative treatment found on Building 1303 (Figure 24). In the shorter south-extending wing, wood siding extends along a portion of the east elevation straddling the second floor line along North Central Avenue (Figure 23). In the longer south-extending wing, wood siding begins at the upper portion of the second floor elevations and continues to the roofline.

Apartment units in this building include first and second floor units, in addition to units which are accessed from the ground floor and have interior second floor access. At the corner within the courtyard area, Building 1311 has a canted entrance over a large semi-enclosed patio (Figure 25).

Decorative metal handrails are found at all outdoor staircases (Figure 26). Steel frame windows punctuate the elevations at regular intervals, and single wood doors without paneling serve each apartment unit. A ground floor laundry room sits in the north of this building. 1303 North Central Avenue 41 ESA / D190229.00
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Figure 22
Building 1311 east elevation, looking southwest
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Building 1311 north elevation, looking west
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Figure 24
Building 1311 south elevation (left) and east elevation (right), looking northwest
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Figure 25
Building 1311 canted patio overhang at second floor
with parking beyond and laundry room at left
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Figure 26
Bullding 1311 upstairs landing with a decorative
handrail
Building 1315
Building 1315 sits to the northwest corner of the subject property, abutting residential development to the west of the project site. A tenant access road extends east-west from the building's north elevation. This building is irregular in footprint, and resembles a U-shaped plan, with a longer south-extending wing at the east, and a shorter south-extending wing at the west.

Buildings 1315 and 1311 are identical to one another, and are largely mirrored in play with slight differences in their general unit configuration.

A central concrete walkway runs along the courtyard's ground floor between Buildings 1311 and 1315, beginning about halfway down the central elevations of the respective buildings (Figure 27). On the northern half of the central elevations of both buildings, further carport parking is located at the ground floor, below second floor apartment units (Figure 28). This road is accessed through the east-west access road at the northern extent of the property. Entrances, general unit configuration, materiality, and building massing are all identical to that of Building 1311 (Figure 29). Both buildings 1311 and 1315 have ground floor laundry rooms. 1303 North Central Avenue 44 ESA / D190229.00
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Figure 27
Building 1311 at left, and Building 1315 at right with
central walkway in-between, looking south
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Figure 28
Building 1315 at right, with Building 1311 at left, with central road in between looking south
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Figure 29
Building 1315 recessed unit entryways
Interiors
Units vary between two and three bedroom apartments. Some are split level, while others are contained on single floors. Each has a kitchen and at least one bathroom. Units have brick or stone fireplaces, pass-through windows at the kitchen, and built-in cabinetry at the closets (Figure 30).
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Figure 30
Interior of typical unit with brick fireplace
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Significance Evaluation
The subject property was reviewed against the following historical and architectural themes for evaluation, including those identified in the "City of Glendale: South Glendale Historic Context Statement" (2014) and the "Garden Apartments of Los Angeles: Historic Context Statement" (2012): Post-World War II Multi-Family Residential Development (1945-1979), Community Planning and Development: Garden City Planning Principles (1937-1955), and Designed Landscapes (1937-1955). ESA evaluated the subject property against the criteria for the National Register, California Register and Glendale Register.

As explained below, ESA found the subject property ineligible under Criteria A/1/1 under the applicable theme of post-World War II Multi-Family Residential Development (1945-1979); ineligible under Criteria B/2/2, as no persons were identified that met the threshold of significance; ineligible under Criteria C/3/3 as a garden style apartment; ineligible under Criteria D/4/4 as it is unlikely to yield any important information; and finally ineligible under Glendale Register Criterion 5 as it is not a significant historic resource that exemplifies the early heritage of the city.

ESA also found that the subject property does not qualify as a district contributor as there is not a geographic concentration of early multi-family garden style apartment residences in the immediate area.

National Register, California Register, City of Glendale Broad Patterns of History
With regard to broad patterns of history, the following are the relevant criteria:
• National Register Criterion A: Is associated with events that have made a significant contribution to the broad patterns of our history.
• California Register Criterion 1: Is associated with events that have made a significant contribution to the broad patterns of California's history and cultural heritage. • The proposed historic resource is identified with important events in national, state, or city history, or exemplifies significant contributions to the broad cultural, political, economic, social, or historic heritage of the nation, state, or city. 1303 North Central Avenue 47 ESA / D190229.00
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Constructed in 1957, the subject building falls into an established pattern of development as a post-World War II multi-family apartment in nearby South Glendale as it appears that the 1950s- 1960s was the height of apartment building in that particular neighborhood. However, this portion of unincorporated Los Angeles County became incorporated into Glendale by 1950. This general area appears to have had a single-family residence and open, undeveloped surrounding land prior to the construction of Glendale Garden Homes and its surrounding residential buildings.

While the subject property's development parallels the neighboring South Glendale's more clearly defined and identified pattern of development, it's construction within its own West Glendale neighborhood is not individually significant or exemplary to the area for its association with post-World War II residential development expansion, as there were many newly developed residential buildings constructed by prospective developers looking to capitalize by constructing income-generating properties during this period of expansion. The subject property as a residential building constructed during the larger Glendale construction boom following the war does not rise to a level of individual significance necessary for listing on the National Register, California Register, or Glendale Register. As a result, the subject property is recommended ineligible for listing under National Register Criterion A, California Register Criterion 1, and Glendale Criterion 1.

Significant Persons
With regard to associations with important persons, the following are the relevant criteria:
• National Register Criterion B: Is associated with the lives of persons significant in our past. • California Register Criterion 2: Is associated with the lives of persons important in our past. • The proposed historic resource is associated with a person, persons, or groups who significantly contributed to the history of the nation, state, region, or city.

There are no owners or tenants that have been identified as significantly contributing to the history of national, state, regional, or city-wide history while residing at or during the construction of the subject property. J.E. Hoeft who later became the founder of the Glendale Federal Savings and Loan and early developer/owner Joseph G. Causey lived here for brief periods, but not during their active years. Civic leader Hoeft lived at the apartment building for two years from 1967 to 1968, roughly six years after the Glendale Federal Savings and Loan building was constructed downtown in 1959. City directories indicate that Hoeft resided at other locations for longer periods of time. Developer Causey resided here in the 1990s, likely in his senior years. Research did not uncover any additional significant tenants or owners associated with the subject property. Therefore, the subject property is recommended ineligible for listing under National Register Criterion B, California Register Criterion 2, nor Glendale Register Criterion 2.
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Architecture
With regard to architecture, design, or construction, the following are the relevant criteria:
• National Register Criterion C: Embodies the distinctive characteristics of a type, period, or method of construction or that represent the work of a master, or that possess high artistic values, or that represent a significant and distinguishable entity whose components may lack individual distinction.
• California Register Criterion 3: Embodies the distinctive characteristics of a type, period, region, or method of construction, or represents the work of an important creative individual, or possesses high artistic values.
• Glendale Register Criterion 3: The proposed historic resource embodies the distinctive and exemplary characteristics of an architectural style, architectural type, period, or method of construction; or represents a notable work of a master designer, builder or architect whose genius influenced his or her profession; or possesses high artistic values.

The Glendale Garden Home apartments are reflective of the later stylistic evolution of a garden apartment in Los Angeles County, with its higher emphasis on unit count than open space, more traditional suburban landscaping that included tropical plantings as opposed to native plants, and ample character defining features including: its architectural modesty, lack of ornamentation, location of building entrances oriented to face the courtyard, and parking and vehicular circulation along the perimeter of the site plan.

The subject property was not the earliest of its style or type and did not set a trend within Glendale, as the style was prevalent by this point with character-defining features and design motifs that had been utilized and translated on many multi-family apartment complexes by this period. The property was built in a period past the height of the garden-style apartment trend in Los Angeles County, as the style was already waning by the time of construction.

Limited written information was found about the firm accredited to the property's design, Norwood & DeLonge (also spelled DeLong) based in San Marino. Glendale Garden Homes does not appear to be significant within their larger breadth of work, which ranges from the early 1950s through the early 1970s and includes apartment buildings, single-family residences, and commercial buildings. Contractors Causey & Causey appear to have constructed many buildings in the Los Angeles area, and were also listed as income builders, brokers, realtors, having developed many properties in the Glendale and Los Angeles area during this period and in the decades prior. The design of this property does not appear to be notable within Causey & Causey's body of work either. The identified contractors and designers do not appear to have been important on a larger national, state, or local level for achieving success or recognition in their respective fields for their association with this subject property.

As noted in Glendale's "Design Guidelines for Residential Buildings in Adopted Historic Districts," there were many apartment buildings built during the post-World War II era. The subject property does not rise to a level of significance for listing on the National Register, California Register, or local Glendale Register as an exemplary individual example of a garden apartment. Further, more prominent, unique, and notable examples of garden apartments have 1303 North Central Avenue 49 ESA / D190229.00
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been identified for their design innovation and nuance, and for their association with notable mid- century architects, designers, and landscape architects and designers. Therefore, the subject property is recommended ineligible for listing under National Register Criterion C and California Register Criterion 3.

Data
• National Register Criterion D. It yields, or may be likely to yield, information important in prehistory or history.
• California Register Criterion 4. Has yielded, or may be likely to yield, information important in prehistory or history.
• Glendale Register Criterion 4: The proposed historic resource has yielded, or has the potential to yield, information important to archaeological pre-history or history of the nation, state, region, or city.

While most often applied to archaeological districts and sites, Criterion D/4 can also apply to buildings, structures, and objects that contain important information. In order for these types of properties to be eligible under Criterion D/4, they themselves must be, or must have been, the principal source of the important information. The subject property, at 1303 North Central Avenue, does not appear to yield significant information that would expand our current knowledge or theories of design, methods of construction, operation, or other information that is not already known about the period of significance of the Residence, its method of construction, or its design. Therefore, the subject property is recommended ineligible for listing under National Register Criterion D California Register Criterion 4, or Glendale Register Criterion 4.

Early Heritage
The proposed historic resource exemplifies the early heritage of the city. (Ord. 5784 § 7, 2012; Ord. 5347 § 7, 2003: Ord. 5110 § 12, 1996: prior code § 21-02).

The subject property was developed to the immediate south, yet largely undeveloped to the immediate north and east by 1950. As the subject area appeared to be more rural in character around the time of construction, it remained part of unincorporated Los Angeles County until sometime in the mid-20" century. While the Glendale was a town since the 1880s, and became incorporated in 1906, the subject property's mid-20" century construction does not exemplify the early heritage of Glendale. As such, the subject property is not a proposed historic resources that exemplifies the early heritage of the city and is recommended ineligible for listing under this local criterion.

District
To be considered a district contributor, a geographically linked grouping of properties under either identified theme (Post-World War II Multi-Family Residential Development or garden apartments) must be present. The subject property is located to the west of North Central Avenue, to the south of West Kenneth Road, and to the north of West Stocker Street. Development in the 1303 North Central Avenue 50 ESA / D190229.00
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immediate subject property includes single-family homes from the mid-20th century to the west, several 21st century apartment buildings to the east, and a few mid-20th century apartments to the north and east, with commercial businesses to the south along North Central Avenue. The general residential character of the area remains, with and North Brand Boulevard continuing as a main artery of the neighborhood. As such, there does not appear to be a pattern of development related to post-World War II multi-family residences, or garden apartments in the immediate surrounding area that would warrant this area eligible as a potential historic district. As such, the subject property was not identified as a contributor to a potential district.

Conclusion
The subject property was evaluated under the following historical and architectural themes identified in the neighboring South Glendale Historic Context Statement (2014) and the Garden Apartments of Los Angeles Historic Context Statement (2012): Post-World War II Multi-Family Residential Development (1945-1979), Community Planning and Development: Garden City Planning Principles (1937-1955), and Designed Landscapes (1937-1955).

ESA also conducted research on the subject property's construction and occupancy history.

Qualified Architectural Historians evaluated the subject property against the criteria for the National Register, California Register, and the Glendale Register. As a result, ESA found the subject property individually ineligible under the applicable federal, state, and local criteria for its historic and architectural associations, or as a contributor to a potential district.

As a result of the evaluation, the subject property is not considered a historical resource in accordance with CEQA. ESA also recommends that the subject property be assigned a California Historic Resource (CHR) Status Code of 6Z, noting it is ineligible for listing in the National Register of Historic Places (National Register or NR), California Register of Historical Resources (California Register or CR), and local designation, through survey evaluation. 1303 North Central Avenue 51 ESA / D190229.00
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Architectural Resources Group. "Design Guidelines for Residential Buildings in Adopted Historic Districts." City of Glendale, N.D., 10.

Architectural Resources Group. "Garden Apartments of Los Angeles: Historic Context Statement." Los Angeles Conservancy, 2012.

City of Glendale. "Glendale Register of Historic Resources," 2015.

City of Glendale. General Plan, Historic Preservation Element. September 1997.

City of Glendale. Historic Preservation Ordinance. Internet Resource. http://qcode.us/codes/glendale/view.php?topic=15-15_20& frames=on Code of Federal Regulations (CFR), 36 § 60.2.

Codified in California Code of Regulations, Title 14, Chapter 11.5, Section 48520. http://ohp.parks.ca.gov
EP Associates. Letter titled: "Supplemental Information Historic Assessment Glendale Garden Homes 1301, 1311, and 1315 North Central Avenue Glendale, California," to Timothy Foy, Senior Planner, City of Glendale, April 26, 2005.
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Kaplan, David. "540, 607, 633 North Central Avenue, 317-327 West Doran Street Glendale, California: Historic Resource Evaluation." Kaplan Chen Kaplan, 2013. 1303 North Central Avenue 52 ESA / D190229.00
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National Park Service. National Register Bulletin 16: Guidelines for Completing National Register Forms. Washington, D.C.: U.S. Dept. of the Interior, National Park Service, 1997.

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Parcher, Carroll W. Glendale Community Book. Glendale: John W. Akers, 1957. 1303 North Central Avenue 53 ESA / D190229.00
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Appendix A
Professional Qualifications

rESA
JOEL LEVANETZ, M.A.,

AICP, RPA
Managing Architectural Historian

EDUCATION
M.A., Public History Mr. Levanetz is a Secretary of Interior Professional Qualified Archaeologist, and Teaching, Historian and Architectural Historian. Mr. Levanetz has 15 years of experience University of San specializing in projects involving cultural and historic resource assessments, Diego, 2008 Historic American Building Survey (HABS)/Historic American Engineering B.S., Anthropology Record (HAER)/Historic American Landscape Survey (HALS) documentation, and and Archaeology, DPR 523 series form preparation.

University of
Wisconsin-Madison, Mr. Levanetz has overseen projects that range in scale and complexity. As 2004
project manager, Mr. Levanetz has coordinated surveys, supervised staff and 15 YEARS subcontractors, provided quality control for data collection and technical

EXPERIENCE
report writing, interacted with regulatory agency personnel, maintained client CERTIFICATIONS/ communications, tracked budgets, met crucial project deadlines and

REGISTRATION/
EDUCATION established strong networks through business development.

Registered Mr. Levanetz has a detailed understanding of relevant regulations and ordinances Professional
that affect cultural resources and historic properties, such as Sections 106 and Archaeologist
110 of National Historic Preservation Act (NHPA), the National Environmental

PROFESSIONAL

AFFILIATIONS
the Secretary of Interior Standards for the Treatment of Historic Properties.

American Institute of He has completed numerous impacts assessments and determinations of Certified Planners
eligibility across a range of administrative levels including local, state, and American Planning National Register of Historic Places (NRHP). Among the agencies served by Association
Mr. Levanetz are the California Department of Transportation (Caltrans), National Trust for
Federal Rail Administration (FRA), California High Speed Rail Authority, Federal Historic Preservation
Highway Administration, Department of Defense (DOD), Federal Emergency California Preservation
Management Agency (FEMA), Bureau of Land Management (BLM), National Foundation
Park Service (NPS), California Energy Commission (CEC), Federal Communications Commission (FCC), Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) and the General Services Administration (GSA).
• ESA
Alison Garcia Kellar
Senior Architectural Historian
Alison is a senior architectural historian with 7 years of professional and academic

EDUCATION
experience with a background in historic preservation, design, and museum MS, Historic collections. Her work with historic resources and cultural heritage in California Preservation, University
of Pennsylvania has included managing and authoring historic resource assessments, National Register Nominations, historic structure reports, feasibility studies, Federal BA, Design, University of
Historic Preservation Tax Credit applications, in addition to extensive archival California at Davis
research and resource documentation. Alison utilizes an understanding of 7 YEARS EXPERIENCE
preservation design and historic interiors to inform impacts analyses of proposed PROFESSIONAL development and recommendations for adaptive reuse.

AFFILIATIONS
California Preservation
Foundation Member
Relevant Experience
Society of Architectural Historic Resource Evaluation for Golden Gate Village, Marin City, CA.

Historians Member
Architectural Historian.

National Trust for The highly-intact Golden Gate Village low-income housing complex was Historic Preservation constructed in 1958. The complex was constructed to house many of the former Member
Marinship workers and their families, as by mid-century the temporary Marinship AWARDS housing in this location had severely deteriorated. Designed by prominent mid- Albert Binder Travel century designers including architects Aaron G. Green and John Carl Warnecke, Fellowship, 2012 and and landscape architect Lawrence Halprin, the property today serves as an 2013 example of an integrated, well-designed community complex, that included PennDesign towers built into a Marin hillside, with 1-and 2-story buildings, and landscaped Departmental Grant, areas oriented around a master plan. The property is significant for its association 2011-2013 as a product of post-WWIl urban development in Northern California, and for association with its prominent mid-century designers. Alison performed the site visit, documenting the property with photography and detailed notes, and conducted research through various local and private archival repositories, newspaper articles, architectural plan analysis, and interviews. She produced the report narrative and historic evaluation for the property. The property is currently listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

Historic Structure Report for McDonnell Hall, Our Lady of Guadalupe Chapel, San Jose, CA. Architectural Historian.

Constructed as a parish church in 1914, the building moved to its current location in 1953. Here, the building served as a newly formed Catholic Mission, the Center of Our Lady of Guadalupe. The property at this location is strongly associated with budding civil rights activist and labor rights leader Cesar Chavez, in addition to associative significance with ethnic Mexican migrant labor and labor organizing efforts, and the Mexican American civil rights movement of the mid-20th century.

Alison assisted with the research, production, design recommendations, and quality control for the project. Design recommendations included in the report involved bringing the building back to its original appearance during its period of significance, which required a meticulous analysis of the building's historic Alison Garcia Kellar, M.S.

integrity. The property today is listed as a National Historic Landmark.

Preservation Consulting, Historic YMCA Hotel in the Embarcadero, San Francisco, CA. Architectural Historian, Project Manager.

Built in the early 20th century, the building was formerly a YMCA hotel used by young navy men and is currently a hotel along the waterfront with an adjacent YMCA recreational center. The hotel was proposing modifications which included rehabilitation work and reconfiguring the interior lobby space. Alison researched and documented how the interior had evolved over time by reviewing old plans, still shots from movies filmed on-location, post cards, and by reviewing the existing fabric. She developed narrative for the construction chronology with a focus on the building's public spaces at the interior, overseeing the entire production of the report. She identified extant character defining features, creating recommendations to update the client's proposed plans which included acceptable sensitive modifications to historic features and recommendations for potential future demolition.

Historic American Building Survey for Lockheed Missiles and Space, Sunnyvale, CA. Architectural Historian, Project Manager.

The Lockheed Martin Space Systems Company had an important association with the development of the defense industry and advanced communications systems in the San Francisco Bay Area. Large-scale technological contributions to defense- related pursuits were achieved here through aerospace manufacturing, research, and development. Subject buildings documented for this project were utilitarian, constructed using concrete tilt-up construction and were representative of industrial buildings developed for sensitive defense purposed of the era. Alison conducted the site visit, coordinated professional photography, and conducted extensive archival research to create the narrative for the HABS documentation in accordance with National Park Service standards. She assisted in providing the client with mitigation measures beyond building demolition, and coordinated with local, State, and Federal agencies throughout the project development and submission process.

Historic Preservation Consulting for the Palo Alto History Museum, Palo Alto, CA. Architectural Historian.

The Roth Building was the original location of the Palo Alto Medical Foundation.

The former medical building is undergoing a conversion into a local history museum with gallery space, interpretive areas, and archival and study rooms.

Alison assisted with secondary research efforts of both the medical foundation and the building, upon modifications to the museum's scope of work. This work helped ongoing efforts to determine the extent of the effect that proposed changes would have on the building's historic integrity. She conducted a Part 2 Federal historic rehabilitation tax credit application review which included recommendation to best comply with the Secretary of the Interior's Standards for Historic Preservation.

Alison Garcia Kellar, M.S. • ESA

Delta Feasibility Study for three historic resources, Walnut Grove, CA.

Architectural Historian, Project Manager.

Three heritage buildings were identified for feasibility studies, including the adaptive reuse of a historic church for artist live/work, including performance and gallery space; the adaptive reuse of a schoolhouse into a community center; and the construction of an outdoor park to commemorate Asian American Heritage.

These studies included a preliminary project description, market demand analysis, conceptual plan, cost estimate, potential partnerships and funding, and actions needed for public and private partners to implement the projects. Serving as the project manager and primary author, Alison coordinated site visits to the property and served as the day-to-day contact for the team of sub consultants.

She undertook research efforts for the three properties, including extensive primary source documentation, and assisted with the creation of architectural recommendations for rehabilitation.

Historic Resource Evaluation and Preservation Consulting for the Half Moon Bay Barn and Jail Museum, Half Moon Bay, CA. Architectural Historian.

The City of Half Moon Bay was working with a local historical society to implement a history museum at the site of its early 20th century jail and adjacent barn. Alison conducted an in-depth evaluation of the property's development as the first portion of the work. She reviewed the proposed plans for buildings and site modifications to accommodate gallery space, offices, and archival storage.

Coordinating with project architects, she assisted with the creation of recommendations for the proposed work to best comply with the Secretary of the Interior's Standards for Rehabilitation.

Previous Work Experience
Garavaglia Architecture, Inc. Senior Architectural Historian and Project Manager.

Alison was responsible for coordinating the firm's preservation studio projects, ranging between 10 and 20 active projects at any given time. She oversaw more than 50 projects from start to finish, managing client relationships and project timelines. Alison strategized with principal daily to define project goals and improve internal high standards of studio contracts and participated in proposal development, project scoping, planning, budgeting, and facilitated communication through all phases of the work. Alison collaborated with the architectural studio to: identify preservation-related issues and constraints, craft rehabilitation recommendations, design sensitive mitigation solutions for new development within historic buildings and districts, and justify approved preservation design solutions with the goal of minimizing adverse effects on the historic resource.

Publications and Presentations
California Preservation Foundation Conference, Panelist on modernism in 'Becoming Silicon Valley' and 'Documenting Hispanic Heritage' tour leader, 2018.

UC Davis Undergraduate Design Studio Lectures, 'Historic Preservation in Northern California,' 2014 and 'PennDesign Thesis: 20th Century Architectural Lighting and Establishing Guidelines for its Preservation, 2013.

Appendix B
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Appendix C
Building Permits

CITY OF GLENDALE
DEPT. OF PUBLIC WORKS

DIVISION OF BUILDINGS
Application For: Accessory Sign Billboard 3
(Advertising dealing with goods (Advertising NOT connected with or activity on the premises) premises on which sign is erected) Type of Sign: Ground Sign Wall Sign
Roof Sign Projecting Sign
Temporary Sign
A DOUBLE FEE WILL BE CHARGED IF JOB IS STARTED BEFORE THE BUILDING PERMIT IS ISSUED.

Lot Block Tract Zone
Job Address 1303-1315 N. Central Fire District.

Owner's Name Causey & Causey _Telephone No. CI- /2050
Owner's Address 808N. BRAND.

Contractor's Name John Wersching & SonTelephone No. C1-14380 Contractor's Address 310 E Colorado
State License No. _City License No. 703
Valuation of sign ! 75°9
Dimensions of Sign_|2 Ft. Long_ 6 Ft. High'72 sq. Ft. in Area Is. Sign Illuminated?_ Yes A No. Electrical Permit Issued? Yes No . -
It is hereby certified that written consent of the owner or tenant of the building structure, or land to which the sign is to be attached or on which the erected has been obtained.
tahm
Signe
Owner or Aúthorized Agent

SUBMIT SKETCH ON REVERSE SIDE SHOWING LOCATION ON PROPERTY, HEIGHT, AREA OF SIGN, SIZE

AND MATERIAL OF POST, SIZE OF FOOTING AND DEPTH IN NATURAL GROUND, CONNECTIONS OF SIGN - TO POST. ALL ROOF SIGNS MUST HAVE PLANS INCLUDING STRESS DIAGRAM. MAKE DIAGRAM ON PERMIT NUMBER 53861 DATE ISSUED 2 - 7-52
PROPOSED SIGN - 1303-1315 N. CENTRAL
METAL
12 WaDD FRAN
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OLENDALE GARDEN HOMES Tahinag
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CITY OF GLENDALE
Department of Public Works
1-c gunt DIVISION OF BUILDING
Application to Alter • Repair • Demolish • or Move O

PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS AND OTHER DATA MUST ALSO BE FILED Application is hereby made to the Superintendent of Buildings of the City of Glendale for the approval of this de- herein described.
said building, whether herein specified or not. t is also understood that the granting oes not grant any right or privilege for the alteration, repair or demolition of the building herein described topiat in Cry Coung State raging or minting ery i or prayer out the pad tear biting. or any purpose which is or may hereafter be prohibited by ordinance of the City of Glendale BE CHARGED IF TOB IS STARTED BEFORE PERMIT IS ISSUED. PLUMBING, ELECTRICAL AND PLASTERING PERMIT:

ARE NOT COVERED BY THIS APPLICATION.

Lot No... /) Block..... Tact South '½ of Bough Tract
Tob Address 1303-1315 N. Central. ...Fire District... 3. Zone. • Owner's Name Glendale Carden Holmes:

Owner's Address..

Architect's Name Address...

Contractor's Name Mac Donald Bros State License Number 92691 Contractor's Address 3702 Feothill Blrd
Entire cost of the Proposed Improvements, $4700- .No. of Rooms.

Purpose of the Building. swim Pool No. of Stories in height.

Size of New Addition 19% * 40 Material of Foundation gunite.

Depth of Foundation.... Size Footing... ..Size of Wall.

Size of Exterior Studs.. Interior Studs.

Size of Mud Sills .......x. ...Bearing Studs. .X.

Size of First Floor Joists.. ...x. ...Second Floor Joists. .X Ceiling Joists. Roof Rafters.

What is minimum height of Floor Joist above ground?...

Specily material of Rooting.

Number and Kind of Chimneys.. Size of Flues...

Are there any Poles, Trees, Hydrants affecting driveway?.

STATE ON THE FOLLOWING LINES JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO DO:
caustruet Swim Pool
Date Issued... Make Diagram on Back of this Sheet
PERMIT NO. 55242 FINAL BUILDING INSPECTION IS REQUIRED BEFORE THIŚ

BUILDING IS OCCUPIED
(SIN HERE, Poderick Mar Donald
Owner or Authorized Agent
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SFECIAL RFYUIREMENTS FCR DRIVEWAY ENTRANCES
Special attention must be given to elevation of garage Floore Standard requirements of the Engineering Department for driveway entrances will be required, If Special Pernit is required, same should be processed prior to construction.

According to Standard requirements (shown on Engineering Depart- the ront go 310 a to well on 45 feet sh Standard gree 1601,05 to the foot from the tor of the curb to the property line.

The City of Glendale will not be responsible for Contractor's failure to comply with Engineering Requirements.

Drive-over permit .

No Curb or Sidewalk in place bity Eng eer 1 Street Surt. _ DATE 2-20-57
-

APPROVED -
PILIC SERVICE DEPT. 2720/5
WATER KEL 2/20/57 SERARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKE
B - 7
DIVISION OF BUILDING TYPE "V

APPLICATION FOR

BUILDING PERMIT OR RA GROUP D-E-F-G-H-I-J
PERMITS FOR PLUMBING, ELECTRICAL AND PLASTERING NOT INCLUDED IN BUILDING PERMIT.

ZONE R 3 FIRE DIST. 3 Glendale, Calif, «An) 9. - 1957

APPLICATION IS HEREBY MADE TO THE SUPERINTENDENT OF BUILDING TO ERECT BUILDIN

IN ACCORDANCE PROVISIONS ORDINANCES AND STATE LAWS APPLICABLI THERETO. A DOUBLE FEE WILL BE CHARGED IF JOB IS STARTED BEFORE PERMIT IS FILED.

OWNER'S NAME GlenDoLe GARDEN Hones
Owner's Address. 808 N BrAND
PURPOSE OF HUNDING CADANA, Centeral Dressing RooNumber of Room... - JOB ADDRESS. 1303 N.

CONTRACTOR'S NAME CAusey + CAuSey ..State License Number 129923.

Contractor's Address 808 N.... BRAND
Lot No. Part of 17 Block... ...Tract Baugh ...FROMETONT LINE..

Valuation of Building Complete, $ 5, 000. ....Number of Stories in height. ON e Size of Lot 286 *293 - 358 Size of Building 5t .. x 85
Rear Are there any buildings on lot?.... No
Will Building be erected on front or rear of lot?...........

Of what material will FOUNDATION walls be built? Concrete GIVE depth of FOUNDATION below surface of ground... 12" GIVE dimensions of FOUNDATION FOOTINGS. /2 * 14

12. GIVE width of FOUNDATION wall at top..
- .... -Number of flues..
-* NUMBER and KIND of chimney.

Number of inlets to each flue.. Interior size of flues.

Give size of following materials: MUDSILLS.... .2. ... 6 .....Girders and Stringers-....

EXTERIOR STUDS.... 7 × 4 ....BEARING STUDS 7 × 4 Interior Studs 2x 4 Ceiling Joists. 2 x C Roof Rafters..... 2 ..x 10 ....FIRST FLOOR JOISTS. 2 x fe SECOND FLOOR JOISTS..... … - Third Floor Joists.... Fourth Floor Joists.... ....

Specify materials of roofing.... compo Exterior Finish of Building? STue o o What is least area of any sleeping or living room? None What means of access to attic? None What is minimum area of kitchen?... ... What are the minimum ceiling heights.

Will windows in each room be equal to one-eighth (⅛) of floor area? Yes.

What is the minimum height of floor joist above ground?..

Will entire space underneath building be enclosed and be provided with ventilating screens?...

Will a toilet or bath be provided for each famity?
Give area of toilet compartment or room, when fin
Give size of windows for toilet and bath rooms. W
Are there any Poles, Trees, Hydrants affecting driveway? Have you filed Workmen's Compensation The nig
herein specified or not. FINAL INSPECTION REQUIRED BEFORE BUILDING (Sign here)
OWNER OR AUTHORIZED AGENT.

Permit Number 53,944 Date isu.... 2/20/ 195 Make Diagram or Back of this Shee
Indicate by sketch in space below exact location of proposed building and dimensions, distance from lot line and same data for existing buildings, if any If none, so state. Show dimensions of lot. Enter street, house number, tract and lot numbers.
- -
No..... 1303 N. CENTERAL ...Street
286
Dresaring
Reim
" carport
358
• 2. -... - -
Lot No PArt of 17 Block.

Tract BAn GH.
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B-7
APPLICATION FOR • Is HEC 1/20/57 DIVISION OF BUILDING TYPE ""

BUILDING PERMITOR RAK GROUP D-E-F-G-H-I-J
PEES OR PLUMBING, ERE CAN PLASTERING de, DED BUILDING PEST. FIRE DIST... 3 Glendale, Calif, JAw

AP ACCODANCE IT PROVISIONS OF CP ORDINANCES AND STATE LARS A PICAS THERETO. A DOUBLE FEE WILL BE CHARGED IF JOB IS STARTED BEFORE PERMIT IS FILED

OWNER'S NAME GIENDALE GARDEN HOMES
Owner's Address 808 N. BRAND
PURPOSE OF BUILDING RENTAL LINITS 13 ... Number of Rooms 6 5 JOB ADDRESS 1303 North CenteRaL Apts ABCDEEGHIIKLM
CONTRACTOR'S NAME CAuSey + CAusey ...State License Number | 29923.

Contractor's Address..... 808 NORTH BRAND
Lot No. Por of 17 ..Block ase Tract Bauqi ... FROMEBAT LINE. 18 Valuation of Building Complete, $/75, 0c Number of Stories in height.. Two Size of Lot 286 * 293 - 358 Size of Building. 98 = 245
Will Building be erected on front or rear of lot? FRoNT Are there any buildings on lot?. N• Of what material will FOUNDATION walls be built? CoNercte GIVE depth of FOUNDATION below surface of ground... 18" GIVE dimensions of FOUNDATION FOOTINGS 8x x 14"
GIVE width of FOUNDATION wall at top... 8"
NUMBER and KIND of chimneys 7 Number of flues 7
Number of inlets to each flue. Two Interior size of flues.. 8.

Give size of following materials: MUDSILLS. 2 ... 6 ....Girders and Stringers 4x6.

EXTERIOR STUDS 2 × 4 ...BEARING STUDS 2 * 4. Interior Studs 2x4 Ceiling Joists Z x 6 Roof Rafter.... 2 × 6 FIRST FLOOR JOISTS2xs.

SECOND FLOOR JOISTS. 2x/2 Third Floor Joists... Fourth Floor Joists...

Specify materials of roofing... */ RE. Shingle Exterior Finish of Building? Stue co What is least area of any sleeping or living room? 12×/Y. What means of access to attic? 2Y x 2y Sendel What is minimum area of kitchen?.8x/x What are the minimum ceiling heights. & Ce Will windows in each room be equal to one-eighth (⅛) of floor area?.... Yes "
What is the minimum height of floor joist above ground? 24 Will entire space underneath building be enclosed and be provided with ventilating screens? Will a toilet or bath be provided for each family? Yes. APPROVE Give area of toilet compartment or room, when finished. 6 x 10 Give size of windows for toilet and bath rooms 2°% 3 WYLE H. EAT.

Are there any Poles, Trees, Hydrants affecting driveway?.. No Zoning Administrator i Division Have you filed Workmen's Compensation Insurance with this office? Yes Planning *of Glendale.

Will all provisions of State Dwelling House Act be complied with? Ye s city I have carefully examined and read the above application and know the same to be true and correct.

All provisions of the Ordinances and Laws governing Building Construction will be complied with, whether herein specified or not. FINAL INSPECTION REQUIRED BEFORE BUILDING IS OCCUPIED (Sign here). Ascal b Cone
53945 ER OR AUTHORIZEO AGENT.

Permit Number. ...Date issued.... 3/20 15 Make Diagram on Back of this Sheet
ndicate by sketch in space below exact location of proposed building ar imensions, distance from lot line and same data for existing buildings, if an If none, so state. Show dimensions of lot. Enter street, house number, tract -and-lot numbers.

No. 1303N. Centerah: sired
-286
85 €
N. Centeral 245-
13 UNIT
1303
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Lot No PAst 17
. Block
Tract BAugh

APPEOMED -

PUBLIC SERVICE DEPTA
1 ELEC. _CITY OF GLENDALE
в • 7 DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
DIVISION OF BUILDING ТУРЕ "У"
APPLICATION FOR*

BUILDING PERMIT ORA GROUP D-E-F-G-H-I-J
PERMITS FOR PLUMBING, ELECTRICAL AND PLASTERING NOT INCLUDED IN BUILDING PERMIT ... 1957 ZONE R FIRE DIST.. 3. • Glendale, Calif, JAN 9
ARREST DO TE PE MOVE R MACED T DR 1 SED BEONE ARM IS CARED OWNER'S NAME GleNDALe GARDEN Homes
Owner's Address. 808 N..

PURPOSE OF BUILDING RentAL UNiTS ...Number of Rooms 62
JOB ADDRESS 13/5 N. CeNTERAL VApIS A, BC. 0E,E, 6M.73,18,1, CONTRACTOR'S NAME CAussy + CAusey , State License Number 129923 Contractor's Address 8.08 N. BRAND
Lot No. Part of 17. ...Tract Baugh - FROM FRONT LINE 18''" ......Block.

Valuation of Building Complete, s 165,000 Number of Stories in height. Two o Size of Lot 28.6 x 293 - 358 Size of Building.

Will Building be erected on front of rear of lot? From 1 Are there any buildings on lot? No Of what material will FOUNDATION walls be built? CONCRETe GIVE depth of FOUNDATION below surface of ground.... 18" GIVE dimensions of FOUNDATION FOOTINGS $ "x "x I*"
GIVE width of FOUNDATION wall at top... 8"
NUMBER and KIND of chimneys.... 7 Number of flues : 7. --.

Tuso Interior size of flues... 8"
Number of inlets to each flue.....

Give size of following materials: MUDSILLS.... 2 x ... Girders and Stringers. 4 EXTERIOR STUDS.... 2 x t BEARING STUDS 2 × 4 Interior Studs. 2 × 4 Ceiling Joists. 2 * 6 ........Roof Rafters....... 2 x le ..FIRST FLOOR JOISTS....

SECOND FLOOR JOISTS.2x/O Third Floor Joist....... Fourth Floor Joists........

Specify materials of rooting. * / R.C. Shingha Exterior Finish of Building? STucoo What is least area of any sleeping or living room? 12y ix What means of access to attic? 24x24 What is minimum area of kitchen? 8x14 ..What are the minimum ceiline heights or c Will windows in each room be equal to one-eighth (⅛) of floor area? Xes What is the minimum height of floor joist above ground?. 24" Will entire space underneath building be enclosed and be provided with ventilating screens? Xes Will a toilet or bath be provided for each family?.. yes ..c.

Give area of toilet compartment or room, when finished... 6 x 10 - Give size of windows for toilet and bath rooms. 2"* 3 Are there any Poles, Trees, Hydrants affecting driveway?... No APPROVED Have you filed Workmen's Compensation Insurance with this office?.... Yes en Will all provisions of State Dwelling House Act be complied with? Yes. WYLIE H. EATOT Y-13-57 herein specified or not. FINAL INSPECTION REQUIRED BEFORE BUILDING OS COCORED. (Sign here). sial S Causey

INER OR AUTHORIZEO AGENT
Pami Nume 3 94.1. ..Date issued.... 2/20 ..125 Make Diagram on / Back of this Sheet

1...

Indicate by sketch in space below exact location of proposed building and dimensions, distance from lot line and same data for existing buildings, if any.

If none, so state. Show dimensions of lot. Enter street, house number, tract and lot numbers.
13/5 CENTERAL
No.... ...Street
- 286
- 110-
358
17/ 293
Lot NoRantot 17 Block.

Tract..... SAU GI
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8-26
OWNER GLENDALE GARDEN HOMES ADDRESS 1303 N. Contral (Apts. A - M) PURPOSE OF BUILDING 13 UNITS - 65 Rooms SPECIAL PERMIT NO.

LOT I Por. 17 BLK TRACT Baugh FIRE DISTRICT NO. 3 R3
Quel PLUMBING Denti LATH. PLAST. WIRING

BUILDING
Date 2-20-57 Dated- 27-v -Date 7/31457 Date 6-26-510ut 17 No. 53945 No. $8989 No. 40209 No. fE422
WATER Yds. Int. 6300 Range Oven Fix.zas
Amt. $175,000.00 SYSTEM
WATER Dryer / Trans.
1Con.Causey & Causey Htr. 20 Yds. Ext.

SPRINKLER Con mot. /3 0 2lp
Date Insp. Gas. /3
Foundation? 2/11152 7wu con. Ln be auer Con. mill
779557 Date Insp. Ext. Lath 7-8-311 Date LeaR
Rough 625/5207. Int. Lath Rough єр1/x
Gas Ext. Scratchists 218/s 20. Finish Wire 105/5
Steel
Sewer 4-35705k | Int. Brown 81327 V Fixtures "
3/30/57 7w C Cesspool-Tank Ext. Brown 90рr24 Meter
1st Floor Joist Rough Heating JUN 19 51 MAC. Finish 829-57 ≤9 Date - 13-3 / Out. 4 Heating 1/12/17MC No. 1/0/6 Sw.

Finish SEWER Power Pole / Fix.

Frame HEATING Htr. Mot.

Date 3 - 20-57 Con. Gordon Lau
No. +0285 Sewer No. 1 Date Insp.
wat 37 ale Cesspoal Rough
Finish Floor 37. Septic PRy. Finish Wire
potion-
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4-30.57 pant brown 712/6L.
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127 pipeles.
swater heater
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16/30/57
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OWNER 13035ND tr Contra purpose.

GLENDALE GARDEN HOMES ADDRESS
PURPOSE OF BUILDING Cabana, Carport & Dressing Room SPECIAL PERMIT NO.

LOT Por. 17 BLK TRACT Baugh FIRE DISTRICT NO. 3 R3
BUILDING PLUMBING LATH.| PLAST WIRING
Date 2-20-57 Dared: 30-57 Date Dated 26-57 Out 23
No. 53944 No. 4098/ No. No. 86471 Sw. 3
Amt. $5000.00 WATER
Fix. SYSTEM Yds. Int. Range Oven Fix./5
WATER
Con. Causey & Causey Htr. '/ SOFTENER Yds. Ext. Htr. Dryer Trans.

SPRINKLEB
Date Insp. SYSTEM Con
Foundation 412517L contan -lace Date
Insp. Ext. Lath 9-16:578 Date Insp.

Rough 1280 170mc Int. Lath Rough
kt. Scratch 9.19.57 EA Finish Wire 10/301
Steel Gas Ext. Scratch
Sewer 4119/512 /Кс Int. Brown 9235254 Fixtures
Cesspool-Tank Ext. Brown Meter
1st Floor Joist 1412/57 Rough Heating Finish 10•17-51 ≤ 8 Date Out.

Heating No. Sw.

Finish Power Pole Fix.

Frame 6/2867704 HEATING Date 4- L Htr. Mot.

Date 4073. Con.

No. Sewer No. 161314 Date Insp.

Wall Çesspool Rough
Finish П /50202 Floor Septic Finish Wire
Con n.. Fixtures
$-30-51 trened sectioi 2 7/6477
%o9f1
'Semel
Bu Parifii
Venal 1/24/57 ke=
25NAN9S CANIKAL AVENUE

NUMBER STREET

APPLICATION FOR A

ELECTRICAL PERMIT

BUILDING SECTION, PUBLIC WORKS DIVISION

CITY OF GLENDALE, CALIFORNIA

THIS FORM
CONTRACTOR TEL. NO.

CTS, INC. 662-0611
MAILING ADDRESS STATE LIC. NO.

SPACE,
3539 CASITAS AVE. LAe 436126
OWNER CITY LIC. NO.

GLENDALE GARDEN HOMES 28580 THIS
MAILING ADDRESS TEL. NO.
607 NORTH CENTRAL, P.H. 244-7274 DO THE WORK DESCRIBED HEREON

DESCRIPTION OF WORK
NEW - EXIST. NO SERV. RECONNECT VALIDATED
BLDG. X BIDG. I CHANGE OR RESEAL

FEE COMPUTATION
NOTE! TOTALS SHOWN BELOW MUST BE SUBMITTED IN DIAGRAM ON SEPARATE WORK SHEET PROVIDED FOR THIS PURPOSE.

BRANCH CIRCUITS WHEN PROPERLY
.:

FIRST TEN

ELEVEN TO FORTY AN ELECTRIC PERMIT TO
ADDITIONAL FEE NOTE: 1,p2831E

MOTORS WELDER

TRANSFORMERS RANGE CASH
HEATING APPL. DRYER
WATER HTR. MISC. EQ. or APPL -

UNIT CONSTITUTES
HP - KW. KVA PHASE FEE
QUAN. OVER INCL. T ACTUAL COST
5 20
20 36 _ADDING OUTLETS_ (10.70)+(26.30).= $14.80
CELLULAR FLOOR RACEWAY@_ PER 100 FT..
_ DISTRIBUTION PANEL, OVERCURRENT DEVICE @ oa.
_SWITCHBOARD - VOLTAGE-
_SERVICE-VOLTAGE .. AMPERAGE_ -
TEMP. SERVICE OR TEMP. LIGHTING
PRIVATE SWIMMING POOL.-
_MISCELLANEOUS-
Thave carefully read and examined ihe above PERMIT FEE R the same to be true and $10.00
application a Laws and
correct. provisions
Ordinances governing this type of construction INVESTIGATION whether entioned
complied with certify FEE
manner become TOTAL FEE $24.80
workmen's compensation laws of

SHRATURE O CONTRACTOR ANTHE MET
FORM PWB-53 (Rov. 7/77)

PERMANENT

INSPECTOR DATE

GROUND WORK
ROUGH _

FIXTURES
RELEASE TO PUBLIC SERVICE_
FINAL 4/7/88
Mung 4
-ARTIAL UR MISC.

B-26
OWNER CAUSEY & CAUSEY ADDRESS 1303-15 N. Central
PURPOSE OF BUILDING SIGN. SPECIAL PERMIT NO.

P-3- 3
LOT BLK TRACT FIRE DISTRICT NO.

BUILDING PLUMBING LATH. PLAST. WIRING
Date -1-51 Date Date Date Out.

No. 386.

No. No. No. Sw.

WATER
Amt. $175.00 Fix. SYSTEM Yds. Int. Range Oven Fix.

WATER
Con. John Wirsching & Soritr. SOFTENER Yds. Ext. Htr. Dryer Trans.

Date SPRINKLER
Insp. Gas. Con Mot.

Foundation Con. Date Insp. Con.

Date Insp. Ext. Lath Date Insp.

Rough Int. Lath Rough
Steel Gas Ext. Scratch Finish Wire
Sewer Int. Brown Fixtures
Cesspool-Tank Ext. Brown Meter
ist Floor Joist Rough Heating Finish Date Out.

Heating Sw.

Finish SEWER Power Pole / Fix.

Frame HEATING Date Htr. Mot.

Date No. Con.

No. Sewer No. Date Insp.

Wall Cesspool Rough
Finish Floor Septic Finish Wire
ron Con Firtures

JOB ADDRESS
1303 North • Central

NUMBER STREET

APPLICATION FOR A
PLUMBING PERMIT 3.50

BUILDING SECTION, PUBLIC WORKS DIVISION

CITY OF GLENDALE, CALIFORNIA
CONTRACTOR STATE LIC. NO.

Pan-Pacific Plumbing Co 93910
MAILING ADDRESS CITY LIC. NO.
12638 Saticoy Street, 803
North Hollywood, Calif 1983-1525 NOTE: WHEN PROPERLY VALIDATED IN THIS SPACE, THIS FORM OWNER TEL. NO.

Causey & Causey

MAILING ADDRESS
808 No. Brand Blvd., Glendale
FEE COMPUTATION 3710 APR 1 168 PB USTITUTES A PLUMBING PERMIT TO DO THE WORK DESCRIBED HEREON. •

BATHTUBS CLOTHES WASHERS

SHOWERS AND/OR

PAN SUMP PUMP

WATER CLOSETS AND/OR

ANTI-SYPHON BALLCOCK DRINKING FOUNTAINS

LAVATORIES URINALS

SINKS, KITCHEN, BAR

FLOOR, SERVICE FLOOR DRAIN
CASH
LAUNDRY TRAYS 1 WATER HEATERS AND OR VENTS
MO.

DISHWASHERS GREASE TRAPS
GARBAGE DISPOSALS g
(IN EXISTING SINKS) WATER SOFTENERS
TOTAL NO. OF ABOVE FIXTURES: 1 @1.50 1.50
LAWN SPRINKLER 0-5 VALVES 6.12 VALVES • OVER 12 VALVES
SYSTEMS: @ @ @
BACK FLOW 0.5 DEVICES ADD: DEVICES
DEVICES: @ @ EA.

INDUSTRIAL WASTE INTERCEPTOR
WATER SYSTEMS, WITHOUT FIXTURES @ 1.00
0-5 OUTLETS ADD. OUTLETS •
GAS SYSTEMS: @ @ EA.

BOILERS STEAM OR HOT WATER @
TEMP. AND/OR PRESS RELIEF
VALVES OR HI-TEMP LIMIT DEVICES @
SEWER CONNECTIONS @
SEWER CAP OR CESSPOOL FILL @

SEPTIC TANK, SEEPAGE PIT
AND/OR DRAIN FIELD @

MISCELLANEOUS

READY FOR INSPECTION
PERMIT FEE 2.00
have tarefully above
applicatien and know the same to be true and
cerrect. All provisions of Laws and Ordinances REINSPECTION FEE coverlap this type ef constructien will be com-
lied with whether specified herein or met. Mi
ersea shall be amployed in violation of the Labor INVESTIGATION FEE Code of the State of California.

TOTAL FEE 3•50

SIGNATURE OF CONTRACTOR OR AUTHORIZED AGEN
REV. 9/65 PERMANENT

INSPECTION RECORD

BASIC INSPECTIONS

INSPECTOR DATE
IT EM

GROUND WORK -

ROUGH GAS & PL'B'G

SEWER, SEPTIC TANK
SEEPAGE PIT, DRAINFIELD...

FINAL
DA: 58-18

FINAL PLUMBING ---
PARTIAL OR MISC. INSPECTIONS

UNSUCCESSFUL TRIPS
.:.
-- - ..--
JOB ADDRESS P 34297
1303 No. Central Ave.

NUMBER STREET

APPLICATION FOR A

PLUMBING PERMIT

BUILDING SECTION, PUBLIC WORKS DIVISION

CITY OF GLENDALE, CALIFORNIA
CONTRACTOR STATE LIC. NO.

General Installation C36-151839
MAILING ADDRESS CITY LIC. NO.
6558 West Blyd.

TEL. NO.

LA. 43 753-2541 NOTE: WHEN PROPERLY VALIDATED IN THIS-SPACE,, THIS FORM OWNER TEL. NO.

N. Causey

MAILING ADDRESS
same

FEE COMPUTATION
CONSTITUTES A PLUMBING PERMIT TO DO THE WORK DESCRIBED HEREON.

BATHTUBS CLOTHES WASHERS

SHOWERS AND/OR

PAN SUMP PUMP

WATER CLOSETS AND/OR

ANTI-SYPHON BALLCOCK DRINKING FOUNTAINS

LAVATORIES URINALS

SINKS, KITCHEN, BAR

FLOOR, SERVICE FLOOR DRAIN
CASH
I

LAUNDRY TRAYS WATER HEATERS AND OR VENTS
MO.

DISHWASHERS GREASE TRAPS

GARBAGE DISPOSALS
(IN EXISTING SINKS) WATER SOFTENERS
TOTAL NO. OF ABOVE FIXTURES: 1.50
LAWN SPRINKLER 0-5 VALVES - 6-12 VALVES * OVER 12 VALVES SYSTEMS: @ @ @
BACK FLOW 0.5 DEVICES
DEVICES:

INDUSTRIAL WASTE INTERCEPTOR
WATER SYSTEMS, WITHOUT FIXTURES @ 1,00
0-5 OUTLETS ADD. OUTLETS
GAS SYSTEMS: @ @ EA.

BOILERS STEAM OR HOT WATER @
TEMP. AND/OR PRESS RELIEF

VALVES OR HI-TEMP LIMIT DEVICES O
SEWER CONNECTIONS @
SEWER CAP OR CESSPOOL FILL @

SEPTIC TANK, SEEPAGE PIT
AND/OR DRAIN FIELD @

MISCELLANEOUS
I have earefully read and examlaed the abore PERMIT FEE 2.00 appilcation and know the same to be true and
terrect. All provisions of Laws and Ordinances REINSPECTION FEE covering this type ef construction will be
plied with whether spacified berein or not. No INVESTIGATION FEE persan shall be empleyed in vielation of the Laber
Code of the State of California.

TOTAL FEE 3.50
FORM B.52
REV. 9/65 PERMANENT

INSPECTION RECORD

BASIC INSPECTIONS

IT EM INSPECTOR DATE

GROUND WORK--

ROUGH GAS & PL'B'G

SEWER, SEPTIC TANK
SEEPAGE PIT, DRAINFIELD ...

FINAL GAS --
... M 2/16/22
PARTIAL OR MISC. INSPECTIONS
)

UNSUCCESSFUL TRIPS
Zat thome 219/10
no Home: 1-1 21/0/20

JOB ADDRESS
CENTRAL-AVE-Na 1303

STREET NUMBER

APPLICATION FOR A

PLUMBING PERMIT

BUILDING SECTION, PUBLIC WORKS DIVISION

CITY OF GLENDALE, CALIFORNIA
CONTRACTOR STATE LIC. NO
ED, ME DONALO 201726

MAILING ADDRESS
5/28 - VINELAND AVE 451
TEL. NO. NOTE: WHEN PROPERLY VALIDATED IN THIS SPACE, THIS FORM 877-0378
ELENDALE GARDENS TEL. NO. 76FB
241-2050
5 MAILING ADDRESS
80g. NO BRAND-BLUD. 91203

FEE COMPUTATION
13#R15 KONSIITUTES A PLUMBING PERMIT TO DO THE WORK DESCRIBED HEREON.

BATHTUBS CLOTHES WASHERS

SHOWERS AND/OR

PAN SUMP PUMP

WATER CLOSETS AND/OR

ANTI-SYPHON BALLCOCK DRINKING FOUNTAINS
LAVATORIES URINALS 1-1
SINKS. KITCHEN, BAR
FLOOR. SERVICE FLOOR DRAIN
CASH

LAUNDRY TRAYS WATER HEATERS AND OR VENTS
MO.

DISHWASHERS GREASE TRAPS

GARBAGE DISPOSALS
(IN EXISTING SINKS) WATER SOFTENERS
TOTAL NO. OF ABOVE FIXTURES : @ EA.

LAWN SPRINKLER
SYSTEMS:

BACK FLOW 0-5 DEVICES ADD DEYICES
DEVICES: @

INDUSTRIAL WASTE INTERCEPTOR
WATER SYSTEMS, WITHOUT FIXTURES @
0-5 OUTLETS ADD. OUTLETS
GAS SYSTEMS: @ @ EA.

BOILERS STEAM OR HOT WATER @
TEMP. AND/OR PRESS RELIEF
VALVES OR HI-TEMP LIMIT DEVICES @
SEWER CONNECTIONS@
SEWER CAP OR CESSPOOL FIIL @

SEPTIC TANK, SEEPAGE PIT
AND/OR DRAIN FIELD @
MISCELLANEOUS - POOL-HEATER 1,50

REPLACED -
I have earefully read and examined the abeve PERMIT FEE 2,00 appficatien kaew the same to be true and
correct. All provisiens of Laws and Ordinances REINSPECTION FEE covering this type of construction will be com-
plied with whether specified herein er nat. No
persen shall be empleyed la violation of the Labor INVESTIGATION FEE Code of the State ef Califernia.

TOTAL FEE 3,30
Elime Send

SIGNATURE OF CONTRACTOR OR AUTHORIZED AGENT
FORM B-52
(REV. 10/69) PERMANENT

ENSPECTION RECORD

BASIC INSPECTIONS
- =

ITEM INSPECTOR DATE

GROUND WORK-

ROUGH GAS & PL'B'G-

SEWER, SEPTIC TANK
SEEPAGE PIT, DRAINFIELD_.....

FINAL GAS -
2 /A 5/11/36

FINAL PLUMBING -
PARTIAL OR MISC. INSPECTIONS

UNSUCCESSFUL TRIPS
.-
.-.- 1-.-

JOB ADDRESS
N.Central Ave. 1303

STREET NUMBER

APPLICATION FOR A

PLUMBING PERMIT

BUILDING SECTION, PUBLIC WORKS DIVISIO

CITY OF GLENDALE, CALIFORNI
CONTRACTOR STATE LIC. NO.

P.H. and Stax Plumbing Co. 287735
MAILING ADDRESS CITY LIC. NO.
116A West Stocker St. 20782
TEL. NO.

Glendale, ca, 91202 242-2354 NOTE: WHEN PROPERLY VALIDATED IN THIS SPACE, THIS FORM g joseph Causey TEL. NO.
§ MAILING ADDRESS 7 78PB
808 Brand Blyd Clandals, 0291203

FEE COMPUTATION
BATHTUBS CLOTHES WASHERS STITUTES A PLUMBING PERMIT TO DO THE WORK DESCRIBED HEREON.

SHOWERS AND/OR 05 MAR

PAN SUMP PUMP

WATER CLOSETS AND/OR

ANT SYPHON BALLCOCK DRINKING FOUNTAINS

LAVATORIES URINALS
SINKS, KITCHEN, BAR 44 0

FLOOR, SERVICE FLOOR DRAIN
CASH
LAUNDRY TRAYS 1 WATER HEATERS AND OR VENTS
DISHWASHERS GREASE TRAPS MO.

GARBAGE DISPOSALS
(IN EXISTING SINKS) WATER SOFTENERS
TOTAL NO. OF ABOVE FIXTURES @i • 50h 1.50
--1-
LAWN SPRINKLER SYSTEMS:

BACK FLOW 0-5 DEVICES
DEVICES: MOD. DEVICES

INDUSTRIAL WASTE INTERCEPTOR

WATER SYSTEMS, WITHOUT FIXTURES
0-5 OUTLETS ADD. OUTLETS
GAS SYSTEMS: @ @ EA.

BOILERS STEAM OR HOT WATER @
TEMP. AND/OR PRESS RELIEF
VALVES OR HI-TEMP LIMIT DEVICES @

SEWER CONNECTIONS A
SEWER CAP OR CESSPOOL FILL @

SEPTIC TANK, SEEPAGE PIT
AND/OR DRAIN FIELD @

MISCELLANEOUS
1 have carefutly read and examined the above PERMIT FEE application and know the same to be true and 2.00
correct. All provisions of the Laws and REINSPECTION FEE Ordinances governing this type of construction
will be complied with whether mentioned INVESTIGATION FEE herein or not. "I certify that in the
performance of the work for which this permit TOTAL FEE $ 3.00 is issued I shall not employ any person in any manner so as fo become subject to the workmen's compensation laws of California.

Marcia.

SIGNATURE OF CONTRACTOR OR AUTHORIZED AGENT
FORM B-52
(REV. B/75) PERMANENT

INSPECTION RECORD

BASIC INSPECTIONS

I TEM INSPECTOR DATE
"7 :

GROUND WORK--

ROUGH GAS & PL'B'G

SEWER, SEPTIC TANK

SEEPAGE PIT, DRAINFIELD

FINAL GAS -
on 312-38

FINAL PLUMBING
PARTIAL OR MISC. INSPECTIONS

UNSUCCESSFUL TRIPS
MAY 1 ^ 1978
•.
. -
i Mitione
B-70

BUILDING RECORD
ADDRESS 1303 N. Central, Apts. A - M, Inc.. Por. of 17, Baugh Tradt V - Group H ARCHITECT
TYPE
PERMIT NO. 53945 ENGINEER
COMPLETED 11-12-57 CONTRACTOR Causey & Causey
-VALUATION STORIES ROOMS APART'S. EXT. WALLS FIRE ZONE USE ZONE 175,000.00 2 65 13 Stucco 3 R3

INSPECTIONS

DATE INSPECTOR REMARKS
275,000.00 F.W Leggitt Final Inspection C.O.I.

Certificate of Occupancy

CITY OF GLENDALE, CALIFORNIA
NOTE:-Any change of use or occupancy must be approved by the Building Department.

ADDRESS 1303 N. Central, Apta. A - M, Inc.

OCCUPANY Type_V- Group H

THIS CERTIFIES THAT, SO FAR AS ASCERTAINED BY OR MADE KNOWN

TO THE UNDERSIGNED, THE BUILDING AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS COM-

PLIES WITH THE APPLICABLE REQUIREMENTS OF THE STATE HOUSING . ACT AND ALL BUILDING, ELECTRICAL AND PLUMBING ORDINANCES OF

THE CITY OF GLENDALE, AND THAT ALL REQUIRED FLOOR LOAD SIGNS HAVE BEEN INSTALLED. GERALD B. WILSON
ALBERYXIXBROW, Supt of Buildings
DATE Növ. 12; 1957 blm
By
1303 N. CENTRAL

CRENDAN
CITY OF GLENDALE :

PERMIT SERVICES CENTER
633 BROADWAY MSB ROOM 101
GLENDALE CA 91206-4453 PERMIT_NBRE E10071362
548-3200 PROJECT NBR:

LIFORN

ELECTRICAL PERMIT
APOSUE BATE: 84/22/33
IMPROVEMENT TYPE.: ALTERATION
USE TYPE. MULTI-FAMILY {4 STORIES
ROPOSED WORK'". ALTERATION MULTI-FAMILY (4 STORIES
PROPSD WORK LINE1: 2 CIRCUIT
PROPSD WORK LINE2:

BUILDING ADDRESS: NOS CENTRA LE
1303
1303 CENTRAL AVE
14529 VENTURA _BLVI 91403
GLENDALE CA 91202 SHERMAN DAKS CA
PROPERTY DESCRIPTION: 5633-0006-0014
BAUGH TRACT LOT COM AT MOST E COR OF APPL: 320231-1151 HMS APPL:

LOT 11 TR # 18547 TH NON E LINE
SD TR 143.22 FT TH E ON N LINE CONTRACTOR AN ORNE! CORF.

LINE OF CENTRAL SAZEH CONSTR.& DEV-

SEE ASSESSOR MAFBOOK FOR MISSING PORTION
5626 VALLEY CIRCLE BLVD.

WOODLAND HILLS CA 91367-
WORKERS COMP. EXEMPT: ONING CITY _ ICENSE GEN03290
WORKERS COMP: DE 17/01/9

STATE LICENSE
LICENSEE: SAZEH CONSTR. & DEV. COR
PHONE : (818) 887-9534
========= DESCRIPTION OF WORK =========
BRANCH CIR. 1-10.......2
==-SERVICE SIZE =======EQUIMEN==
SERVICE EQUIPMENT AMPS/VOLT •MOTORS WATER HEATEF
MISC. EQ. OF
HEATING HEATING APPL.
*===FIXTURE COUNTS**-

OUTLETS
-==a
===_===============…=©===………………=COMMENTS==«==_©==…==…============= PERMI Y DECOMES VS DERMIT MUST COMMENCE WITHIN 180 DAYS FROM DATE OF ISSUANCE O

LICENSEE'S

ROUGH CUT-IN FINAL
....•..

FEE: $ 35.40
THIS IS TO CERTIFY THAT PERMIT IS GRANTED THIS DATE:
543-4830 POR BUTLDINE OFFTETAL .....

PW-PSC-2 (REV 3192)

1. INSPECTION RECORD

PRESERVE THIS RECORD OF YOUR BUILDING INSPECTIONS
This card must be posted in a conspicuous place at or near the main entrance to the new building, addition or alteration during foundation and framing construction.

When the building is framed this card may be posted at the electric meter service box or the garage and must always be available to the building inspector.

The issuance of a building permit does not authorize the installation of mechanical work such as plumbing, electncal, heating or refrigeration which requires a separate plumbing, electrical, heating or refrigeration permit.

Building permits shall expire on the one hundred eightieth (180) day from date of issuance if the work permitted thereunder has not been commenced. Such permit shall also expire if the building or work authorized by such permit is suspended or abandoned for a period of 180 days at any time after work commences.

INSPECTIONS CORRECTIONS & PARTIAL INSPECTIONS
INSPECTIONS APPROVED BY DATE INSPECTIONS APPROVED BY | DATE

PRESITE

SHORING

SETBACK AND YARDS
UFER
OOTING

DO NOT POUR FOOTINGS UNTIL

ABOVE IS APPROVED

UNDERGROUNO HYDRO

UNDERGROUND FLUSH

HEAT OR REFRIG

GROUNDWORK
ROUNDWORK PVC 722-98

SROUNDWORK

GAS PIPING

GAOUNDWORK

JNDER FLOOR

NSULATION

FIRST FLOOR JOISTS

OK TO POUR
SLAB FL00R

DO NOT POUR CONCRETE FLOOR SLAB

OR COVER FIRST FLOOR JOISTS UNTIL

ABOVE IS APPROVED

INSPECTIONS APPROVED BY DATE

ROUGH ELECTRIC

ROUGH PLUMBING
DUCTS
3 REFRIGERATIO

ROUGH GAS PIPING

HOOF SHEA THING
(Commercial Only)

ALARM ROUGH

OVERHEAD HYDRO

FIRE SPRINKLER

WELD INSPECTION

INSULATION
O.K. TO COVER

DO NOT COVER UNTIL

ABOVE IS APPROVED

LATHING
Interor (7 Exterior a

DRYWALL
Interior a

SEWER SEPTIC

TANK CESSPOOL

FINAL GAS

FINAL PLUMBING
FINAL ELECTRICAL (Valou 9-15-40

A REFRIGERATIO

ENERGY FINAL

LANDSCAPE FINAL

GRADING FINAL

FINAL ENGINEERING

FINAL SPRINKLER

FINAL CENTRAL STATION

FINAL FIRE ALARM

F PB FINAL

FINAL BUILDING

INSPECTION

APPLICATION FOR
ELECTRICAL PERMIT E 1007|362
Permit No. 3540
Accepted by: I/
City of Glendale
Permit Services Center Receipt No. 9039
MSB Room 101 633 E. Broadway at Glendale Avenue 818) 548-3200 Please print legibly in ink and complete all applicable spaces A double fee will be charged if work is started before a permit is pulled.

Job Address 13 - 31 CRENTRAL AUR Date 4/22/98
Contrador/Company SAZEN CONSTRUCTION THIS PERMIT IS FOR:
и нам
New Bidg. Existing Bldg.

Mailing Address 5626 VAlLEYcieclE sW
No Service Change Reconnect or Reseal
cHy WRODLAM Hius - State CA - 2091367
Telephone '19-087-953Y Emergency No. 818971-0828 Totals shown below must be submitted in diagram on Contractors City License No. 5/4340 Expires on /31/99 back of this application or on separate greensheet on site when Rough Electrical Inspection is requested.

State License No. 6E NO 3290 _Expires on_
Branch Circuits:

Workmen's Comp. Expires on 7/98 First Ten 2
Eleven to Forty
Each Additional over Forty
Property Owners Name 1303 CENTRAL AUR LUC
Mailing Address | 4529 VANTAGW #200 Quantity HP - KW - KVA Phase Unit Over inc. | Actual 1: 3 Cost
CY SHERMAN OAKS _ State CA _ID 91403
Telephone 818-981-1151 1
1 5

CONTRACTOR'S EXEMPTION DECLARATION
5 20 !
I certity that l am exempt from the "License Required" provisions of the Contractor License Law. (State Basis of Exemption) 20 50 50 100
If I should become subject to the Workmen's Compensation pro- visions of the Labor Code of California, I will forthwith comply with provisions of Sec. 3700 or my permit will be deemed revoked. - Adding Outlets • Cellular Floor Raceway @ _ per 100ft.

Distribution Panel, Overcurrent Device @ each
Date Signature of Exempt Individual
Switchboard - Voltage
- Service - Voltage
I am the bonafide owner of the building described in the foregoing Amperage application: Said building is a single family dwelling used exclusively for living _ Temp. Service or Temp. Lighting purposes except for the usual accessory buildings in conjunction with such _ Private Swimming Pool
dwelling: Said living quarters are occupied or will be occupied by the under Miscellaneous
signed. I will personally purchase all materials and will perform all labor in connection with the foregoing permit. I declare under penalty of perjury that Specity Number of:
-the foregoing is true and coriect.—- -
Motors. Welder. Water Heater -
Transformers Range Heating Appl._
Date Signature of the Owner/Builder Dryer Misc. Equip. or Appl.

I hereby certify that I have read this application and state that the information is correct. I agree to comply with all City and County ordinances and State laws relating to this type of construction, whether specified herein or not. I hereby authorize representatives of the City to enter upon the above mentioned property for purposes of inspecting the work permitted. "I certify that in the pertormance of the work for which this permit is issued i shall not employ any persons in any manner so as to become subject to the workmen's compensation laws of Califomia. This permit becomes null and void if work is not commenced within 180 days, or if work is suspended or abandoned for a penod of 90 days at any time after work is commenced
Date 4/2219g SKZEA CONSTNOW
Driver's License No. Signature of Property Owner/Contractor PWPSC-53 (Rev. 4/95) Printed on Recyced Pap
:
1303 N. CENTRAL

CITY OF GLENDALE ORIGINAL

ERMIT SERVICES CENTER
633 E. BROADWAY MSB ROOM 101
GLENDALE CA 91206-4453 PROJEET NE: 10076343
ELECTRICAL PERMIT PPSUS BATE: 12/08/9
SSU
IM NT TYPE.: ALTERATION
USE MULTI- FAMILY <4 STORIES
PROPOSED WORK ALTERATION BILL 87, POOL LICHT - RETROTE PERSENATE STORIES PROPSD WORK LINE1:

PROPSD WORK LINE2: NNER INFORMATION
BUILDING ADDRESS: 303 CENTRA
1303 N CENTRAL AVE 14529 VENTURA BLVI 92403
91202 SHERMAN OAKS CA

GLENDALE CA
PROPERTY DESCRIPTION: 560310-R04

BAUGH TRACT LOT COM AT MOST
TR 18547 TH N ON LINE OF
1R 103.22 PT TH E ON N LINE CONTRACTOR INFORMATION:

LOT LINE OF CENTRAL FOR POTI
SEE ASSESSOR MAPBOOK CANY COUNTANAYCA 91351-
LOT 17
SHOVE TREASE: ELE00318
WORKERS COMP: EXP DAT 10795799: STATE
NORKERS DATE:

BARTON ELECTRIC
PHONE: 957-6234
======== DESCRIPTION OF WORK ==== = 9=<₫===============₫₫============== PVT. SWM. POOL.. • 1
=-======
=====SERVICE EQUIPMEN-SIZE======Ba "MOTORS"== EQUIPMEATER HEATER WATER

SERVICE AMPS /VOLT
TRANSFORMERS MISC. EQ.

HEATING APPL.
=====FIXTURE COUNTS=====:

PERMIT BECOMES VS BERMIT MUST COMMENCE WITHIN 180 DAYS FROM DATE OF ISSUANCE O

ROUGH CUT - IN FINAL
FEE: $ 53.00
THIS IS TO CERTIFY THAT PERMIT IS GRANTED THIS DATE:

FOR PERMETS ONE SID 948-528-4830 FOR BUILDING OFFICIAL

INSPECTION RECORD
Preserve this Record of your Building Inspections
This card must be posted in a conspicuous place at or near the main entrance to the new building, addition oralteration during foundation and framing construction.

When building is framed this card may be posted at the electric meter service box or the garage and must always be available to the building inspector.

The issuance of a building permit does not authorize the installation of mechanical work such as plumbing, electrical, heating or refrigeration which requires a separate plumbing, electrical, heating, or refrigeration permit.
expire if the building or work authorized by such permit is suspended or abandoned for a period of 180 days at any time after work commences. Building permits shall expire on the one hundred eightieth (180) day from date of issuance if the work permitted thereunder has not been commenced. Such permit shall also

INSPECTIONS

INSPECTIONS APPROVED BY DATE CORRECTIONS & PARTIAL INSPECTIONS Presite
Shoring Inspections
Approved by Date
Setback and Yards
Uter
Trench and Forms
Reinforcing Steel
Sot Back &
Elevation Survey
O.K. to Pour
Footings

DO NOT POUR FOOTINGS UNTIL

ABOVE IS APPROVED
Underground Hydro
Underground Flush
Heat or Refrig.

Groundwork
Electrical Groundwork
Plumbing Groundwork
Gas Piping Groundworki
Under Floor Insulation
First Floor Joists
O.K. to Pour Slab Floor

DO NOT POUR CONCRETE FLOOR

SLAB OR COVER FIRST FLOOR

JOISTS UNTIL ABOVE IS APPROVED

INSPECTIONS APPROVED BY DATE
Rough Electric
Rough Plumbing
Ducts
Rough Heating
or Refrigeration
Rough Gas Piping
lool Sheathin
Commercial Ont
Rough Framing
and Roof
Alarm Rough
Overhead Hydro
Fire Sprinkier
Weld inspection
Insulation
O.K. to Cover

DO NOT COVER UNTIL

ABOVE IS APPROVED
Lathing Interior O
Exterior r
Drywall
Brown Coat
nterior • Exteriorn
Sewer-Septic
Tank-Cesspool
Final Gas
Final Plumbing
Final Electrical
47-49 Issued Cortifate oF Comp
Final Heating 1-7-99
or Refrigeration
Energy Final
Landscape Final
Grading Final
Final Engineering
Final Sprinkier
Final Central Station
Final Fire Alarm
F. P. B. Final

INAL BUILDING

SPECTION
PWPSC-2(5/98)

APPLICATION FOR

ELECTRICAL PERMIT
Permit No. E/0874343
• City of Glendale Accepted by:

Permit Services Center Receipt No. 0054
MSB Room 101 633 E. Broadway at Glendale Avenue (818) 548-3200 Please print legibly and complete all applicable spaces.

Job Address 1303 1 CEnTEN
Date 12-8-98
ContractorCompany_ THIS PERMIT IS FOR:

Mailing Adress 14815 QuezadA my New Bidg. & Existing Bldg. ciy CanyonCoonta Cs_ 2p 9135) No Service Change Reconnect or Reseal Telephone_8/8757 - 6a34 Emergency No. Totals shown below must be submitted in diagram on Contractor's City License No. 003/8 - Expires on 12-30:98 back of this application or on separate greensheet State License No.- 54068/ on site when Rough Electrical Inspection is requested.

10.18-99 Branch Circuits:

Workmen's Comp. Expires on _
First Ten
Eleven to Forty
Owner's Name - Rs. Gsoup Each Additional over Forty
Mailing Address 14.529. VEntURA se 3200
Quantity HP - KW - KVA Phase Unit
city Steimon OAKS CA Over Incl. Actual 1 3 Cost
State - 2p 91403
Telephone 1
1 CONTRACTOR'S EXEMPTION DECLARATION
5 20
I certity that I am exempt from the "License Required provisions of the Contractor License Law. (State Basis of Exemption) 20 50 If I should become subject to the Workmen's Compensation pro- 50 100 visions of the Labor Code of California, I will forthwith comply with provisions of Sec. 3700 or my permit will be deemed revoked. Adding Outlets Cellular Floor Raceway @ _ per 100ft.

Date Signature of Exempt Individual Distribution Panel, Overcurrent Device @ each Switchboard - Voltage
DECLARATION OF OWNER Service - Voltage _
I am the bonafide owner of the building described in the foregoing Amperage application: Said building is a single family dwelling used exclusively for living - Temp. Service or Temp. Lighting purposes except for the usual accessory buildings in conjunction with such dwelling: Said living quarters are occupied or will be occupied by the undar Rivate Swimming Pool GaF. | For Pool Lurt. signed. I will personally purchase all materials and will perform all labor in_ Miscellaneous -connection with the foregoing permit. I declare under penalty of perjury that the foregoing is true and correct. Specify Number of:

Motors _ Welder Water Heater
Transformers Range Heating Appl
Date Signature of the Owner/Builder
Dryer Misc. Equip. or Appl.

I hereby certify that I have read this application and state that the information is correct. I agree to comply with all City and County ordinances and State laws relating to this type of construction, whether specified herein or not. hereby authorize representatives of the City to enter upon the above mentioned property for purposes of inspecting the work permitted. "I certify that in the performance of the work for which this permit is issued I shall not employ any persons in any manner so as to become subject to the workmen's compensation laws of California.* This permit becomes null and void if work is not commenced within 180 days, or if work is suspended or abandoned for a period Narr
Driver's License No. - Signature of c
tractor or Authorized Agent
PWPSC-53 (Rev. 11/91) Printed on Recycled Paper
-
1303 N CENTRAL AVE • Permit Number: BB 20011699
Plan Check Number:

Printed On: 17-SEP-2001 Expiration Date: 16-MAR-2002

CITY OF GLENDALE - BUILDING AND SAFETY
BB2060 633 E.Broadway, Rm. 101 Permit Status: OPEN
MULTI- UNIT-RE-ROOF lendale, CA 91206 - (818) 548-3200 (818) 548-4830 (INSP) Status Date: 17- SEP-2001 Building Permit
Scope of Work
MATERIAL: COMP SHINGLE
TEAR OF EXISTING (Y/N) : Y
EXISTING NO. OF LAYERS: 1
NEW SHEATHING (Y/N) : Y
Note: All tear-offs require solid sheathing. Install min. 3/8" structural wood panel with 6d common nails at 6:12. This may be installed over existing spaced sheathing.

Individual's / Company Name Address / City, State Zip City, State LIc. / Worker's Comp. Phone Number (APP) Hull Bros Roofing 9034 LINDBLADE STREET
Culver City, Ca 90232
(OWN) 1303 Central Lle 14515 Dickens St, Ste 200 818-981-1151 Sherman Oaks, Ca 91403
(CNT)
(ROO) Hull Bros Roofing Co 9034 Lindblade Street COLC 20010455.

Culver City, Ca 90232 ADMIRAL INSUTRANCE CIAO 1AG10124,030102 310-553-1999 Tract Name/ Number Block(s) Lots) Assessor's ID
00000 0017 5633006014
Estimated Value: Calculated Value: $44,800
Permit Quantities Oty Comments or Y/ N Permit Quantities Qty Comments or Y/N Bldg. No. Of Stories Existing Use Of Bidg MEd
Proposed Use Of Blag MEd Type Of Const. . Vn
• R1
Occupancy Designatio
Fire Zone 4 N Section Map Number 33
High Density Residen Y
Comments
Fees Amount Fee Description Amount
BUILDING PERMIT $460.00
Total Fees: $460.00
Total Fees Due: $0.00 Total Fees Paid: $460.00
Clearances Agencies
Activity Code Status BY Date •
BUILDING DONE ELBE 17-SEP-2001 Signature: Date:-
Condition Code •Status By Date
The person signing for this permit acknowledges that there are NO Oak, Bay or Sycamore Trees with trunks larger than an eight inch (8"') diameter within a twenty foot (20 ft.) influence of the proposed construction.

At the time of final inspection, the inspector sha!! verify the vistalistion of smoke detectors in all sceping rooms and-hallways - 1303 N CENTRAL AVE, leading thereto. Battery operated smoke detectors are acceptable in existing construction.

Re ra picio sage e enter to a a reader ate cia die a peril a el ladied must be verited y pron licensication. Any pro riging. *pleast or Sated a bat ingot da pea bria rege eased pet a de be is die lay Code a pered f pray depice submited to the departer shal be returned to the COPYRIGHT KIVA 1997

LICENSED CONTRACTORS DECLARATION
1 hereby affirm, under penalty of perjury, that I am licenced under the provisions of Chapter 9 (starting with Section 7000) of Division 3 o fthe Bus. & Prof. code, and that my license is in License Class License No. Contractor's Signature Date

OWNER - BUILDER DECLARATION
As the property owner and builder of the proposed project (owner-builder) you are the responsible party of record on this permit. Building permits are not required to be signed by property owners unless they are personally performing their own work. If your work is being performed by someone other than yourself, you may protect yourself from possible liability if that person applies for the proper permit in his or her name. Contractors are required by law to be licensed and bonded by the State of Calfornia and to have a business license from the City of Glendale.

They are also required by law to put their license number on all permits for which they apply. If you plan to do your own work, with the exception of various trades that you plan to subcontract, you should be aware that if you employ or otherwise engage any persons other than your immediate family, and the work (including materials and other costs) is $200 or more for the entire project, and such persons are not licensed as contractors or subcontractors, then you may be an employer. If you are an employer, you must register with the state and federal goverment as an employer and you are subject to several obligations including state and federal income tax withholding, federal social security taxes, workers compensation insurance, disability insurance costs, and unemployment compensation contributions. There may be financial risks for you if you do not carry out these obligations, and these risks are especially serious with respect to workers' compensation insurance. For more specific information about your obligations under federal law, contact the Internal Revenue Service (and, if you wish, the U.S.

Small Business Administration), For more specific information about your obligations under state law, contact the Department of Benefit Payments and the Division of Industrial Accidents. If the structure is intended for sale, property owners who are not licensed contractors are allowed to perform their work personally or through their own employees, without a licensed contractor or subcontractor, only under limited conditions. A frequent practice of unlicensed persons professing to be contractors is to secure an 'owner-builder building permit, erroneously implying that the property owner is providing his or her own labor and material personally. Information about licensed contractors may be obtained by contacting the Contractors' State License Board in your community or at 1020 N Street, Sacramento, Califomia 95814. Note: The current mailing address of the Contractors State License Board is P.O. Box 26000, Sacramento, California 95826.

Section 7031.5 of the Bus. & Prof. Code requires the permit applicant to sign a statement above or claim exemption from the Contractor's license Law and state the basis for such exemption.

Violations of this section subjects the applicant to a civil penalty of not more than five hundred dollars (S500). I hereby affirm that I have read the paragraph above and willfully accept the responsibility of an owner-builder. I further affirm, under penalty of perjury, that I am exempt from the Contractor's License Law for the following reason:
1, as owner of the property, or my employees with wages as their sole compensation, will do the work, and the structure is not intended or offered for sale (Sec. 7044, Business and Professions Code: The Contractors License Law does not apply to an owner of property who builds or improves thereon, and who does such work himself or herself or through his INITIAL or her own employees, provided that the improvements are not intended or offered for sale. If, however, the building or improvement is sold within one year of completion, the owner-builder will have the burden of proving that he or she did not build or improve for the purpose of sale.). 1, as owner of the property, am exclusively contracting with licensed contractors to construct the project (Sec. 7044, Business and Professions Code: The Contractors License Law does not apply to an owner of property who builds or improves thereon, and who contracts for the projects with a contractor(s) licensed pursuant to the Contractors License INITIAL Law.). I have or plan to contract with the following person (company) to provide the proposed construction:

Name Address _Phone _Contractors Lie. No.
- I, as owner of the property, plan to provide portions of the work but I have or plan to contract with the following person(s) /(companyies)) to provide the work indicated.

INITLAL
Name Address Phone Type of work
Name Address Phone Type of work
Name Address Phone Type of work
I am exempt under Section _ of the Bus. and Prof. Code for the following reason:

INITIAL
Name of Property Owner Signature _Date

WORKERS COMPENSATION DECLARATION
I have and will maintain a certificate of consent to self-insure for workers' compensation, as provided for by Section 3700 of the Labor Code, for the performance of the work for INITIAL which this permit is issued.
/ I have and will maintain workers' compensation insurance, as required by Section 3700 of the Labor Code, for the performance of the work for which this permit is issued. M INITIAL workers compensation insurance carrier and policy number ar Policy Number A 01AG 10/24 Expiration Date 3-/- 2.
(This section need not be completed if the permit is for one hundred dollars ($100) or less) I certify that in the performance of the work for which this permit is issued, I shall not employ any person in any manner so as to become subject to the workers' compensation laws of California, and agree that if I should become subject to the workers' compensation provisions of Section 3700 of the Labor Code, I shall forthwith comply with those provisions.

INITIAL
Jum DELA TErRE ReLa Ta ÀCONTRACTOR
Print Name_ 9/17/01 QOWNER
Signatue DAGENT
WARNING: FAILURE TO SECURE WORKERS' COMPENSÁTIO N COVERAGE IS UNLAWFUL, AND SHALL SUBJECT AN EMPLOYER TO CRIMINAL PENALTIES AND CIVIL FINES UP TO ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS ($100,000), IN ADDITION TO THE COST OF COMPENSATION, DAMAGES AS PROVIDED FOR IN SECTION 3706 OF THE LABOR CODE, INTEREST, AND ATORNEY'S FEES.

ASBESTOS NOTIFICATION
OI declare that notification of asbestos removal is not applicable to this project. •A notification letter has or will be sent to the AOMD or EPA.

SIGNATURE

CONSTRUCTION LENDING AGENC
hereby affirm under penalty of periury that there is a construction lending agency for the performance or the work for which this permit is issued (Sec. 3097. Civil Code Lender's Name Lender's Address. Phone
633 E. Eroadway, Rm. 101 (MSB Building City of Glendale Permit Services Center Glendale, CA 91206 (818) 548-3200 - comer of Broadway and Giendaie) BUILDING PERMIT Permit No. BB 20011699
Accepied By:

REROOF ONLY Receipt No.
0OX
Please type or print legibly in ink and complete all applicable spaces A double fee will be charged if work is started before a permit is pulled.

1. Job Address 1303 N: CENTRAL AVE. 9-17-01
i2. Date

3. Professional's Information
I hereby. affirm that I am licensed under provisions of Chapter 9 (commencing with Section 7000) of Division 3 of the Business and Professions Code of the State of California, and my license is in full force and effect Contracior's Name (Individual/Company) JOHN BELL INC. DBA HULL BROTHORS ROOFING CO Mailing Address. 9034 LINDBLADE
Telephone 310-553-1999 DE ST. CULVER CITy, CA. 90232
589827 Exp. de_ 3/31/2002
- Ciry Lic. # CELC. 200/046 Exp. di 122-31-01

4. Property Owner, Tenant, Applicant Information (Include Name, Address, City, Zip, Phone) 818-981- 1151 X16 1303 CENTRAL L. L.C 14515 DICKENS ST.#200 SHERMAN OAKS 91403 Tenant
Applicant _
This project is for: 6. Work Description (Proposed Roofing Type) welling/Duplex 1 Tile: Weighr CLASS
Apartment/Condominium Comp. Shingle Roof Class
Commercial No. of sq. 174
| Built up roof Tear off
N
Rock
No. of Exist Bidgs. Other (Specify) . Type of exist, layers No. of Stories. No. of exist layers.

New Shearing N
Note: All iear-offs require solid shearing. A minimus of 3/8" piywood or ÖS& with 5 ds @

7. Construction Valuation (Including labor & materials) 6 O.CE.N. &.5ds 12 ok F.N, ray be irscalled over gisting, soaced sheatin. 44,800. 217/01
Revised Valuation

8. Application Processing Information (FOR STAFF USE ONLY) 9B)7 33 RiZSO 3
Block Trac: S.S.*
Zone Fire Zone
YN
Map Book Page Parcei No.

Occupancy Type of Const UBC ed.

Required Setbacks Front Rignı Side Rear.

Special
ESP Approved 3y Dare 9/7/01
PWpSC. (2616/971
FROM : HULL BROTHERSO PHONE NO. : 310 836 3577 Sep. 17 2081 89:42AM P1 THERSE PHONE YD. : 342 835 35?7 Rug 2 P00: 07:42Py 21

HULL BROTHERS ROOFING COMPANY
A Subsidiary of Jahn-bell, inc
P034 LINDBLADE ST. • CUIYER CITY, CA 90232
(3101 553-1999 • (323) 870-5754 - Fax 310) 836-3577
To Whom It May Concer;
• 1, Charles A. Jewer, responsible managing officer for corporate license, hereby hörize Jim De La Torre and / or Don Landis to obtain permits on behalf of Hull others Roofing Co.
a..-
Serving The Westside Since 1928
BUILDING FERini f0._ BB20011699

CORRECTIONS & PARTIAL INSPECTIONS
ADDRESS 1303 N. CENTRAL ATT

INSPECTIONS APPROVED DATE INSPECTIONS APPROVED DATE INSPECTIONS APPROVED DATE PRESITE.

SHORING LATHING - INTERIOR

SETBACKS AND YARDS EXTERIOR
UFER •

TRENCH AND FORMS DRYWALL

REINFORCING STEEL BROWN COAT

SETBACK & ELEVATION INTERIOR

SURVEY EXTERIOR

OK TO POUR FOOTINGS SEWER-SEPTIC

DO NOT POUR FOOTINGS UNTIL TANK-CESSPOOL

ABOVE IS APPROVED FINAL GAS

FINAL PLUMBING

UNDERGROUND HYDRO FINAL ELECTRICAL

UNDERGROUND FLUSH FINAL HEATING OR

HEAT OR REFRIGERATION REFRIGERATION

GROUNDWORK ENERGY FINAL

ELECTRICAL GROUNDWORK LANDSCAPE FINAL'

PLUMBING GROUNDWORK GRADING FINAL

GAS PIPING GROUNDWORK FINAL-ENGINEERING
UNDER FLOOR INSULATION [FINAL SPRINKLER

FIRST FLOOR JOISTS FINAL CENTRAL STATION

OK TO POUR SLAB FLOOR FINAL FIRE ALARM

DO NOT POUR CONCRETE FLOOR SLAB
F.P.B. FINAL

OR COVER FIRST FLOOR JOISTS

UNTIL ABOVE IS APPROVED FINAL BUILDING
Dole 12-01

INSPECTION

ROUGH ELECTRIC

ROUGH PLUMBING OCCUPANCY OF THIS BUILDING BEFORE ALL

FINAL INSPECTIONS ARE MADE IS A VIOLATION
DUCTS

OF THE CITY OF GLENDALE MUNICIPAL CODE
ROUGH HEATING OR REFRIG.

ROUGH GAS PIPING

ROUGH SHEATHING
(COMMERCIAL ONLY) 106 9/24-01

ROUGH FRAMING

AND ROOF

OVERHEAD HYDRO
FIRE SPRINKLER WELD INSP.
-

PNSULATION

OR TO COVER

DO NOT COVER UNITL

ABOVE IS APPROVED
CHENDALE 1303. 41. Central
CITY

PERMIT SERVICESE SERVICES CENTER
633 3. BROADWAY MSB ROOM 101
GLENDALE CA 91206-4453 PERMIT B10069753
(818) 548-3200 PROJECT NBR:

PERMIT TO BUILD APPLIC 01/26/93
ISSUE BATE: 83/26/98

ALTERATION
USE TYPE MULTI-FAMILY (4 STORIES
PROPOSED WORK:: ALTERATION MULTI-FAMILY GATE 4 STORIES
PROPSD WORK LINE1: SOME MASONARY POST LIGHT EBTRY
PROPSD WORK LINE2: DOOR & SHORT WALLS, "TRELEIS (WOOD)
OWNER INFORMATION:

BUILDING ADDRESS: 1303 CENTRAL LLC
1303 N CENTRAL AVE 14529 VENTURA BLVD NO
GLENDALE CA 91202• SHERMAN DAKS CA 91403
PROPERTY DESCRIPTION: COAT MOST CORDE WK: (818) 981-1151 HM:

BAUGH TRACT LOT MOST E COR APPL: # JACK ER SAZEH CONSTRUCTION LOT 11 TR # 18547 TH N ON E LINE OF DR.

SD TR 7748•222 FT TH E ON N LINE OF CONTRACTOR INFORMATION:

W. LINE OF CENTRAL SAZEH CONSTR. & CORP.

SEE ASSESSOR MAEBOOK FOR MISSING PORTION 5626 VALLEY CIRCLE BEY BEDD WODDLAND HILLS CA 91367-
PHONE:

CITY LICENSE: : GEN03290
STATE LICENSE:

LICENSEE: SAZEH CONSTR. & DEV. COR
PHONE: (818) 887-9534
TO BY PERMIT SERVICES MCCUPTEr

IFICATE OF USE AND OCCUPANCY ISSUED UNTIL
•PLUMEN USE OF
MECHANICAL & ELECTRICAL INSPECTIONS CHANGES A NEW CRAB EATE US BE OBTAINED.

THE BUILDING OR IF OWNERSHIP
NOTE: SEPARATE ELECTRICAL, MECHANICAL AND PLUMBING PERMITS ARE REQUIRED..

THIS PERMIT

FROM DATE OF
FOR A PERIOD OF 90 DAYS AT ANY TIME AFTER WORK IS COMMENCED. •=LOT CHARACTERISTICS*: =====BUILDING CHARACTERISTICS== AREA • WIDTH. CORNER LOT N BUILDING (FT›

HILLSIDE LOT NUMBER STORIES
NO. OF DWELLING UNITS
NO. EXISTING BUILDINGS 00

SPRINKLED N

TYPE OF CONSTRUCTION

OCCUPANCY TYPE
==========ENGINEER OR ARCHITECT*=: OCCUPANCY LOAT

TOTAL AREA SO FT
VALUATION 15000
=*=BUILDING DIMENSIONS===== ==-UNITS =====IMPROVEMENTS=-==- ._--LEM..=WIBTHc FAMILY.... CENCTAICA.

NER BEDRMS

BASEMEN - IREPLACI

LUMBINI
2ND FLOOR BATH

GARAGE BEDROOM ETHER NER)

CARPORT BEDROOM
PORCH 3+ BEDROOM

DECK TOTL UNITS
•ZONING FRONTBACKS===MAIN===ACC=
REAR

SUBD REMSE SIDE (MIN

REGS CC&R SIDE (COMB
MARKER RATE ALLOC 00800000 ALLOC 000000 SAUER ARTERY SIDE OFF STREET

HANDICAPPED
NO. FIXED SEATS 000
=====WORKERS COMP.====: ==-AIRPORT ZONE====

EXEMPT NOISE FLT PATT
FEE: $ 330.29
THIS IS TO CERTIFY THAT PERMIT TO BUILD IS GRANTED THIS DATE:
"FOR PEAMT SERVICES ADMINTSTRATOR
PW.PSC-2 (REV. 3192)

INSPECTION RECORD

PRESERVE THIS RECORD OF YOUR BUILDING INSPECTIONS
This card must be posted in a conspicuous place at or near the main entrance to the new building, addition or alteration during foundation and framing construction.

When the building is framed this card may be posted at the electric meter service box or the garage and must always be available to the building inspector.

The issuance of a building permit does not authorize the installation of mechanical work such as plumbing, electrical, heating or refrigeration which requires a separate plumbing, electrical, heating or refrigeration permit.

Building permits shall expire on the one hundred eightieth (180) day from date of issuance if the work permitted thereunder has not been commenced. Such permit shall also expire if the building or work authorized by such permit is suspended or abandoned for a period of 180 days at any time after work commences.

INSPECTIONS CORRECTIONS & PARTIAL INSPECTIONS

INSPECTIONS APPROVED BY DATE INSPECTIONS APPROVED BY DATE

PRESITE

SHORING

SETBACK AND YARDS
UFER

ENCH AND FOR

INFORCING STE

SETBACK &

ELEVATION SURVEY
sola 2740

OOTINGS

DO NOT POUR FOOTINGS UNTIL

ABOVE IS APPROVED

UNDERGROUND HYDRO

UNDERGROUND FLUSH

AT OR REFR
OUNDWO

ELECTRICAL

GROUNDWORK

PLUMBING

GROUNDWORK

GAS PIPING

GROUNDWORK

UNDER FLOOR

INSULATION

FIRST FLOOR JOISTS
O.K. TO POUF

SLAB FLOOF

DO NOT POUR CONCRETE FLOOR SLAB

OR COVER FIRST FLOOR JOISTS UNTIL

ABOVE IS APPROVED

INSPECTIONS APPROVED BY DATE

ROUGH ELECTRIC

ROUGH PLUMBING
DUCTS

ROUGH HEATING

OR REFRIGERATION

ROUGH GAS PIPING

ROOF SHEATHING
(Commercial Only)

OUGH FRAMIN
ND ROOF ENF CUNGe

ALARM ROUGH

OVERHEAD HYDRO

VELD INSPECTIOI

INSULATION
O.K. TO COVER

DO NOT COVER UNTIL

ABOVE IS APPROVED
[LATHING
Interior C Exterior al

DRYWALL

BROWNCOAT
Interior O Exterior (

SEWER SEPTIC

TANK-CESSPOOL

FINAL GAS

FINAL PLUMBING

FINAL ELECTRICAL
MANSAT

A REFRIGERATIO

ENERGY FINAL

LANDSCAPE FINAL

GRADING FINAL

FINAL ENGINEERING

FINAL SPRINKLER

FINAL CENTRAL STATION

FINAL FIRE ALARM
F.P. B. FINAL
APPLICATION FÖR BUILDING PERMIT
Permit No." B10063 253
Accepted by:

City of Glendale P.C. Receipt No. 0006
Permit Services Center - B.P. Receipt No: Q021
3/26/98
MSB, Room 101 / 633E: Broadway. at Glendale Avenue: (818) 548-3200 :Please print legibly in ink and complete all applicable spaces.

Separale permils are required for plumbing, alectrical, heatng & alr conditioning A double tee will be charjed it work is started before permit is issued N.CENTRAL AVE
Job Address 1303 ALE: GLENDALE CA Date 1-26-98
I hereby affim that 1 am licensed under provisions of Chapter 9 (commencing with Section 7000) of •THIS PROJECT IS FOR:

Division 3 of the Business and Professions Code of the State of Califomia, and my license is in full force and effect. Now Addition
Bapair • Demolition
SAZEH CONSTRUCTION $ DIEVELOPMENT CORP Alteration Reroof Oweling/Duplex
COZE VALLEY CiRCIE BU Apartments.•
Commercial
WOODLAND HiLS CA 91367
818-887-9534 318-375-9507
Describe work to be done:

SEN 3290 - MERE RANUINE GERMINE
SOME MASONART POST fLiGHT
Contractor's License ENRY GATE DOOR ISHOLTINUS
Architect strolt • Co NWE 382009--IRELZIS (woOD)
Engineer BA RILY- CAMERON stala ticense No. _ SOME SIDING ON BiNG:
_ 27411 BRIDGE NATEN DE,354 Lot Characteristics
Lot Area Lot Width Lot Depth
"VALENCiA CA 7000 79.n 3.50 м. • 200
Telephone Emergency Tele. No.

No. existing bidgs _ 3

RGB ASSOGATRS
Property Owner's Name No. Dwelling units on lot

45.29 VENTURA BW #200
Mating Address Floor area increase N/A
SHERMANOAKS CA 91403 decrease - sq. ft.

SURe
818981-115/ No. of stories -
Telephone
Max building height 30
FOR STAFF USE ONLY Building Dimensions Existing use ARPITMENT DEL • Garage Proposed use NO CHANGE
Map Bk Page Parcel No. Section Sht
006 33 Carport
5633 No. Fixed Seats - ExisTiC
UBC ed. Block No. Porch-
Lot No.8o~ Tract GAUGH
94 I LoT 17. Deck No. of Parking Spaces Exiszing:

TRACT
15% Floor
Zone Fire Zone Occypancy... Occ Load BICONSARUCTION VALUATION R1250 - 2nd Floor:
3 Inclusing labor, materials, winng, plumong, hasting, sic Type of Construction
Construction Type $ 15000.00
Required Setbacks Masonry
Front Righe side : Let aide. Ross Special Structural Steel evised Valuatic КТОБИВШІ
23 Wood Frame
:. AN 1/26198
Engineering - Easemeg 51y 3-26-74 H3/26 16 Reint. Concrete:

Pubic Sarvice: Electricy
Distance from face of curb to Property Line Other
NOTE: Attach Plot Plan Sheet
Hillside Lot • Yes • No with this Application.
13-26-98 MERO =4.00 NO S per AM. Bp. WO ERA
hichby is lom this there is a construction landing agency for the permance of the work for which this permit is issued (Sec:"3097 Civil Code) e
NavE
ruction Lander
aling Addres
Owner: Builder Declaration
Section 7031:5 Business and Professional Code: Any City or County which requiras a permit to construct, alter, improve, demolish, or n any structure proir to its issuance also requins the applicant for such permit to fle a elgned statament that he is licensed pursuant to the provision. the Contrator's License Law, Chapter 9, Section 7000 of Division 3 of the Business and Professional Code, or that he is exempt therafrom, and the for the allaged exemption. Any violation of Section 7031,5 by any applicant subjects the applicant to a civil penalty of not more than five hundred c ($500).

I hereby affirm that I am exempt from the Contracior's License Law for the following reason:

I, as owner of the property, or my employeós with wages as their sole compensation, will do the work, and the structure is not intended or offered for sale.

Sec. 7044, Business and Professional Code: The Contractor's License Law does not apply to an ormer who builds or improves thereon who does such work himself or through his own employees, provided that such improvements are not intended or offerad for sale. If, however, the building or improvement is sold within one year of completior, the ouneribuilder will have the burden of proving that he did build or improve for the purpose of sale.

I, as ownar of the property, am excusively contracting with licensed contractors to constrict the project.

Sec. 7044, Business and Professional Code: The Contractor's License Law does not apply to an owner of property who builds or improv thereon, and who contracts for such projects with a contracto (s) licensed purstiant to the Contractor's License Law.

I am exempt under Sec. _ B&PC for this reason _:

Date Owner
Will you or a future occupant of the building for which the parmit is issued, need to comply with the requirements of the State Health and.

Safety Code SEC. 25505, 25533 and 25534 (I.Ei Wai this building be used to hande hazardous or generic hazardous waste)? _Yes No
Worker's Compensation Declaration
I hereby affurm that I have a certificate of corisant to self-insuro, or a cartificate of Worker's Compensation insuranco or a certified copy th (Sec. 3800, Labor Code)
Policy No.. Company - _ Worker's Comp. expiration date
Certificate of Exemption from Worker's Compensation insurance I certify that in the performance of the work for which this permit is issued, I shail not employ any person in any manner so as to become subject to the Worker's Compensation Laws of Califomia.

NOTICE TO APPLICANT: If after making this Certificale of Exemption, you should become subject to the provisions of the Worker's Compansation provisions of the Labor Code, you must forthwith comply with suchi provisions or this permit shall be revokad.

Applicant Date
I certify that I have read this application and state that the infersetion is correct. I agree to comply with all City and County ordinances an State laws relating to building construction, that no work on the above property will be pertormed not specifically descibed in this application, and, hereby authorize representatives of this City to enter upon the abovie-mentioned property for purposes of inspecting the work permitted and posting otices. This permit becomes null and void if construction or work is not commenced within 180 days, or if construction or work is suspendad e bandoned for a period of 90 day's at any time after work is commenced. I agree, not to occupy or allow occupancy of any budding authorized by t permit until final building inspection has been completed.

Signature of Applicant
Driver's License N
Dato 1 13/26,98
0 5120

PLOT PLAN INSTRUCTIONS
1 City of Glendale
Permit Services Center
PLEASE SHOW ON PLOT PLANS FOR BUILDING PERMIT THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION:

1. Make the bottom of the page the street frontage.

2. Draw the shape of the lot only if it is irregular.

3. Put the dimensions of the lot in the brackets provided on the sheet for right, left, front and rear; or if it is irregular, on the outside of the lot lines.

4. Draw where existing structures sit on the property and show length width size. Locate all structures on. the lot and their distance from one another.

5. Draw where the new construction will be located: ie. onto an existing building or on the property and its size.

6. Show how far from the property lines existing buiklings and new construction will be.

1.303 A CeNtRAL B 10069753.

STREET NAMES
CITY

1. Give the names of the road or stree

2. Show the nearest intersecting stree AND EGAL DESCRIPTION:

3. Check the appropriate box if the pre OF GLENDALE, CA EASTERLY PORTION OF GLENDALE, CA. BAUGH TRACT, ME 9.23, CITY THE NORTH HALF OF LOT 17. THE EASTERLY 292.50 FEET OF S 89-
EXISTING 264.45'
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358.75 EXISTING BUI NG (1503) APAR MENT N 89 4805

36.74 (E)
EXISTING BUILDING (5)
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143. 0475W 148.5
- AREA OF CENTRAL AVENUE

NEW CONSTRUCTION AREA OF
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25P03 N-CENTRAL AVE Permit Number BM 20051000
¡i é Plan Check Number:

BM 20051000*
Printed On: 07-DEC-05 Expiration Date: 04-JUN-06

CITY OF GLENDALE - BUILDING AND SAFETY
B2020 633 E. Broadway, Rm. 101 Permit Status: OPEN
MULTI-UNIT-ALTERATION/REP lendale, CA 91206 - (818)548-3200 (818)548-4830 (INSP) Status Date: 07-DEC-2005 Mechanical Permit
Scope of Work
ONE FAU UP TO 100,000 BTU, IWO A/C UP TO 3 HP, ONE ELECTRICAL A/C & COMPRESS ADDED, ONE CONNECTION OF EQUIPMENT TO A GAS SYSTEM.

Individual's / Company Name Address / City, State Zip City, State Lic. / Worker's Comp. Phone Number (APP) Alco Mechanical 11866 PORT ROAD
Culver City, Ca 90230
(OWN) Central Bwb Lic 14515 Dickens St 200
Sherman Oaks, Ca 91403
(CNT)
(WAR) Alco Mechanical 11866 Port Road MECO096S
Cuiver City, Ca 90230 1. 3103998025
Tract Name / Number Block(s) Lot(s) Assessor's ID
00000 0017 5633006014
Estimated Value: Calculated Value: $123
Permit Quantities Qty Comments or Y / N Pe: mit Quantities Qty Comments or Y / N Fau Up To 100k Btu
B1 r/Стрт <=3 Hp 2 Electrical A/C & Com 1
Equip Connection To 1
Comments
Fees Amount Fee Description Amount
MECHANICAL PERMIT FEE $153.00
Total Fees: $153.00
Total Fees Due: $0.00 Total Fees Paid: $153.00
Clearances Agencies
Activity Code status BY Date
condition Code Status BY Date
The person signing for this permit acknowledges that there are NO Oak, Bay or Sycamore Trees with trunks larger than an eight inch (8") diameter within a twenty foot (20 f.)* influence of the proposed construction .".r= ...
***No rooftop equipment will be allowed unless the applicant obtains a separate variance or administrative exception from the Planning Division. Issuance of this permit shall not be construed as an approval to install equipment on the roof without a variance or administrative exception. *** Issuance of trade permits, without complete architectural plans, shall not constitute a waiver of any provisions of the building or zoning codes of the City of Glendale. It is soley the responsibilty of the applicant to verify that proposed installations are in compliance with the regulations of all applicable codes or else obtain written approval for any deviation from the *** Upon completion of the work authorized by this permit, the permittee shall notify the Building Inspection office of such completion by requestine the Final inspection. Such request an be made by calling (818)548-4836. The permittee is hercy advised that themat bed utilad to reimbursement of the permit fces if the city-frits to conduct an inspection of the permitted work within 60 davs of the reguest for final inspection.

The City of Glendale restricts issuance of the building permit to the property owner or licensed general contractor only. Signatures of this individual must be verified by personal identification. Any person signins he permit application as agent for the owner or contractor shall have an original letter of sutborization at the time of permit issuance Applications Shall expire 180 days after the date of submittal unless excepted by sec. 107.4 of the Glendale Building Code, and thereafter, any documents submitted to the department shall be returned to the applicant or destroyed by the building official. Upon written request from the applicant, the building official may extend the period of permit application. 1303 N CENTRAL AVE,
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LICENSED CONTRACTORS DECLARATION
I hereby affirm, under penalty of perjury, that I am licenced under the provisions of Chapter 9 (starting with Section 7000) of Division 3o fthe Bus. & Prof. code, and that r сл full force and effect.

License ClasC 20 License No. 61962| Contractor's Signature Dare 12-7-0

OWNER - BUILDER DECLARATION
As the property owner and builder of the proposed project (owner-builder) you are the responsible party of record on this permit. Building permits are not required to be signed by property owners unless they are personally performing their own work. If your work is being performed by someone other than yourself, you may protect yourself from possible liability if that person applies for the proper permit in his or her name. Contractors are required by law to be licensed and bonded by the State of Calfornia and to have a business license from the City of Glendale They are also required by law to put their license number on all permits for which they apply. If you plan to do your own work, with the exception of various trades that you plan to subcontract, you should be aware that if you employ or otherwise engage any persons other than your immediate family, and the work (including materials and other costs) is 5200 or more for the entire project, and such persons are not licensed as contractors or subcontractors, then you may be an employer. If you are an employer, you must register with the state and federal govemment as an employer and you are subject to several obligations including state and federal income tax withholding, federal social security taxes, workers compensation insurance, disability insurance costs, and unemployment compensation contributions. There may be financial risks for you if you do not carry out these obligations, and these risks are especially serious with respect to workers' compensation insurance. For more specific information about your obligations under federal law, contact the Interal Revenue Service (and, if you wish, the U.S.

Small Business Administration). For more specific information about your obligations under state law, contact the Department of Benefit Payments and the Division of Industrial Accidents. If the structure is intended for sale, property owners who are not licensed contractors are allowed to perform their work personally or through their own employces, withoul a licensed contractor or subcontractor, only under limited conditions. A frequent practice of unlicensed persons professing to be contractors is to secure an 'owner-builder building permit, emoneously inplying that the property owner is providing his or her own labor and material personally. Information about licensed contractors may be obrained by contacting the Contractors State License Board in your community or at 1020 N Street, Sacramento, California 95814. Note: The current mailing address of the Contractors State License Board is P.O. Box 26000, Sacramento, Califomia 95826.

Section 7031.5 of the Bus. & Prof. Code requires the permit applicant to sign a statement above or claim exemption from the Contractor's license Law and state the basis for such exemption.

Violations of this section subjects the applicant to a civil penalty of not more than five hundred dollars ($500). I hereby affirm that I have read the paragraph above and willfully accept the responsibility of an owner-builder. I further affirm, under penalty of perjury, that I am exempt from the Contractor's License Law for the following reason:

I, as owner of the property, or my employees with wages as their sole compensation, will do the work, and the structure is not intended or offered for sale (Sec. 7044, Business and Professions Code: The Contractors License Law does not apply to an owner of propeity who builds or improves thereon, and who does such work himself or herself or through his INITIAL or her own employees, provided that the improvements are not intended or offered for sale. If, however, the building or improvement is sold within one year of completion, the owner-builder will have the burden of proving that he or she did not build or improve for the purpose of sale.). 1, as owner of the property, am exclusively contracting with licensed contractors to construct the project (Sec. 7044, Business and Professions Code: The Contractors License Law does not apply to an owner of property who builds or improves thereon, and who contracts for the projects with a contractors) licensed pursuant to the Contractors License INITIAL Law.). I have or plan to contract with the following person (company) to provide the proposed construction:

Name_ _ Address _Phone _Contractors Lic. No._
- I, as owner of the property, plan to provide portions of the work but I have or plan to contract with the following person(s) /(company(ies)) to provide the work indicated.

INITIAL
Name Address _Phone_ Type of work....

Name Address _Phone _Type of work_
Name _ Address Phone Type of work
1 am exempt under Section of the Bus. and Prof. Code for the following reason:

INITIAL
Name of Property Owner Signature Date

WORKERS COMPENSATION DECLARATION
I have and will maintain a certificate of consent to self-insure for workers' compensation, as provided for by Section 3700 of the Labor Code, for the performance of the work for INITIAL which this permit is issued.

I have and will maintain workers' compensation insurance, as required by Section 3700 of the Labor Code, for the performance of the work for which this permit is issued. My TITIAL workers' compensation insurance carrier and policy number are:

Carrier STASE FINO Policy Number 1571832.09 Expiration Date 44-1-2006 (This section need not be completed if the permit is for one hundred dollars (S100) or less) or citri, at per ra state ecome tic is he work res compensation rears or ein any the a as ode at eric to temple cons point andy,

INITIAL

SCONTRACTOR
Print Name ALEX T36AA4 * Signature _Daie 12-1-=7 DOWNER :.- DAGENT
WARNING: FAILURE TO SECURE WORKERS' COMPENSATION COVERAGE IS UNLAWFUL, AND SHALI. SUBJECT AN EMPLOYER TO CRIMINAL PENALTIES AND CIVIL FINES UP TO ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS (S100,000), IN ADDITION TO THE COST OF COMPENSATION, DAMAGES AS PROVIDED FOR IN SECTION 3706 OF THE LABOR CODE, INTEREST, AND ATORNEY'S FEES.

ASBESTOS NOTIFICATION
DI declare that notification of astestos removal is not applicable to this project. DA notification letter has or will be sent to the AQMD or EPA. SIGNATURE

CONSTRUCTION LENDING AGENCY
I hereby affirm under penalty of perjury that there is a construction lending agency for the performance or the work for which this permit is issued (Scc. 3097, Civil Code).

Lender's Name Lender's Address Phone

FINAL DECLARATION
I certify that I have read this application and state that the above infonnation is correct. I agree to comply with all city and county ordinances and state laws relating to building construction, and hereby authorize representatives of the City of Glendale to enter upon the above-mentioned property for inspection purposes EEONTRACTOR Print Nam ALEx ToReSignature No _Date 13-2-05 OWNER

O AGENT

APPLICATION FOR MECHANICAL PERMIT
City of Glendale, Building & Safety Plan Check No. BMP
633 E. Broadway, Room 101 (Comer of Broadway and Glendale) Glendale, CA 91206(818) 548-3200 and (818) 548-3215 (Fax) Plan Check Exp. Dt.

FORE Permit No. BM 2005/000
Please type or print in ink
Job Address (Include Zip Code) Work Description (Fill in all that apply and specify quantity) $30 Issuance Fee
1303 N. CENTRAL $20 Supplemental Permit To:

Permit Information $35 Minimum Inspection Fee (If fees below add up to less than $35) Has work started? * NO •Yes Plan Check (50% of Permit Fee, Minimum of S65) Is this work related to a building (Double the permit fee will be charged permit? À No • Yes for legalization)
Describe where the work will be done & fill out the work description on the right- Heating, Air-Conditioning, hand side of this application. Refrigeration, and Evaporative System Change Out of (E) Eaup 325 FAU up to 100,000 bt (**)
$30 FAU Over 100,000 btu (*)
Property Owner's Name $25 Floor Furnace Including Vent (*) 2137365025 $25 Suspended, Wall or Floor Mounted Heater (*)

KIM&CASEY
Address (Include City & Zip) $15 Appliance Vent
13950 GEt ST. SUITE 200 $25 Ducts, Per Zone Altered
Engineer's Name Phone $25 Refrigeration - Altered, Repaired, or Added to (*) $25 Air-Conditioning - Altered, Repaired, or Added to (*) $25 Heating - Altered, Repaired, or Added to (*)
Address (Include City & Zip): $25 Evaporative System - Altered, Repaired, or Added to State License Number Exp. $20 Air Handier up to 10,000 CFM (*) 014 6021 5:31-2001 $20. Air Handler Over 10,000 CPM (*) Contractor's Name Phone
310
VALCO MECHANICAL 160568414 change,
Address (Include City & Zip): 90230
Boilers, Compressors, and
V11866 PORT ROAD CULVER CITY. Absorption System out
State License No. Exp City License No. Exp.
v619621 IL5:31-2007
Applicant's Name Phone 2 $25 Up to 3Hp or 36m btu/h
360 $40 3Hp < x < 15Hp, or 36m btu/h < x < 180m btu/h
ALEX BERRY 6368414 $60 15 Hp < x < 30Hp, or 180m < x < 360m btu/h Address (include City & Zip) $80 30 Hp < x < 50Hp, or 360m < x < 600m btu/h 1866 PORT ROSP $140 Over 50Hp, or Over 600 m btu/h
Owner-Builder Declaration $38 Electrical A/C & Compressor added Note: Applicant must convert to Hp for boilers.

I hereby affirm that I am exempt from the Contractor's Law (7044, B&PC) for the following reason: 1am the bonafide owner of the building described in the Other foregoing application: Said building is a single family dwelling used exclusively for living purposes except for the usual accessory buildings in conjunction with $25 Kitchen Exhaust Hood, Commercial (*) such dwelling: Said living quarters are occupied or will be occupied by the $20 Single Duct Vent Fan undersigned. I will personally purchase all materials and will perform ail labor in $20 Non-HVAC Vent System connection with the foregoing permit. $110 Industrial Incinerator _ • $20 Appliance or Piece of Equipment Not Classified in Other Signature Date
Categories
Workers' Compensation Declaration EXP 4/1706. $10 Connection of Equipment to a Gas System $20 Prefabricated Fireplace ICBO #
I hereby affirm that I have a cerificate of consent to self insule, or a certificate of $25 New Gas System Poices Compensate 152aces 32.- Company State Fund
Policy No. Note: Any item having this mark (*) may require plan check for multi-family (3 or more units) & commercial buildings. (Installation of 100,000 BTU and above heating Signature: - Dare 12-2-05 aspliances; 5-tons/60,000 B-TU and above a/o-systems; multiple installations of less Workers' Compensation Exemption Declaration than 5 tons; air handling equipment with combined CFM of 2000 or more; and steam boilers.)
I hereby affirm that in the performance of the work for which this permit is issued, I shall not employ any person in any manner so as to become subject to the FOR OFFICE USE ONLY Workers' Compensation Laws of California. Processed By Date Receipt No.

PC By Date
Signature Date
Final Declaration Approved By Date Receipt No.

Processed By Date
I certify that I have read this application and state that the information supplied in this application is correct. I agree to comply with all city ordinances and state Revision laws relating to building construction, and hereby authorize representatives of this Processed By Date Receipt No.

City to enter upon the above-mentioned property for inspection purposes. PC By Date Approved By Date Receipt No.

Signature Datel 2-7-05
Processed By Date 1211/65 165704
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PWPSC-SS (9/2002)

INSPECTIONS APPRVD DATE INSPECTIONS -APPRVD DATE
Presite
Shoring
Setbacks & Yards
Ufer
Trench & Forms Reinforcing Steel
Setback & Blevation Survey
OK To Pour Footings

DO NOT POUR FOOTINGS UNTIL ABOVE IS APPROVED
Underground Hydro
Underground Flush
Heat or Refrigeration Groundwork
Electrical Groundwork
Plumbing Groundwork
Gas Piping Groundwork
Under Floor Insulation
First Floor Joists
OK To Pour Slab Floor

DO NOT POUR CONCRETE FLOOR SLAB OR COVER

FIRST FLOOR JOISTS UNTIL ABOVE IS APPROVED
Rough Electric
Rough Plumbing
Ducts
Rough Heating or Refrigeration
Rough Gas Piping
Roof Sheathing
Rough Framing & Roof
Alarm Rough
Floor Nailing
Overhead Hydro
Fire Sprinkler Weld Inspection
T-bar Ceiling • Mechical • Electrical
Insulation
OK To Cover

DO NOT COVER UNTIL ABOVE IS APPROVED
Lathing interior •Exterior
Drywall
Brown Coat Interior •Exterior
Sewer - Septic / Tank - Cesspool
Service Release
Final Gas
Final Plumbing
Final Electrical
Final Heating or Refrigeration
Energy Final
Landscape Final
Grading Final
Final Engineering
Final Sprinkler
Final Central Station
Final Firt Alarm • OCCUPANCY OF THIS BUILDING BEFORE ALL FINAL

INSPECTIONS ARE MADE IS A VIOLATION OF THE
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CITY OF GLENDALE MUNICIPAL CODE
Final Building Inspection
Expinoo
Wonk ABANDONSO

6.20.06 CITY OF GLENDALE, CALIFORNIA 633 East Broadway
Public Works Division Glendale, California 91206-4390
CALIFORNIA BUILDING & SAFETY SECTION Inspections (818) 548-4836 Plan Check & Permits (818) 548-3200
www.ci.glendale.ca.us
Auguts 14, 2006
Central BWB LLC
14515 Dickens St. #200
Sherman Oaks, CA 912403-3797
Dear Owner: Re: 1303 N. Central Ave.

BM20051000
On December 7, 2005 HVAC permit # BM20051000 was issued to Alco Mechanical.

Section 106.4.4 of the 2000 Glendale Building Code states: "Every permit issued by the Building Official under the provisions of this code shall expire by limitation and become null and void if work authorized by such permit is not commenced within 180 days from the date of such permit, or if the work authorized by such permit is suspended or abandoned at any time after the work is commenced for a period of 180 days. Before such work can be recommenced, a new HVAC permit must be obtained." Alco Mechanicalwas notified by mail on June 8, 2006 but has failed to respond.

In accordance with the provisions of Chapter 1 of Volume 1 of the Glendale Building Code, you are required to obtain the necessary permits and commence corrective action within ten (10) days of receipt of this notice. If you have any questions, please contact Michael Brennan at 548-3974 between 7:00-8:00 a.m.

Sincerely,
shall Bama
Michael Brennan
Mechanical Inspector
MB:In
Room 100 Inspections (818) 548-4836 FAX (818) 548-4362
Room 101 Applications, Plan Check & Permits (818) 548-3200 FAX (818) 548-3215

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Application Received

CITY OF GLENDALE
Department of Public Works
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DIVISION OF BUILDING
Application to Alter • Repair Z Demolish or Move D

PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS AND OTHER DATA MUST ALSO BE FILED Application is hereby made to the Superintendent of Buildings of the City of Glendale for the approval of this detail- ed statement of specifications herewith submitted for the alteration, repair, demolition or moving of the building herein described. All provisions of the building ordinances and state laws shall be complied with in the alteration of said building, whether herein specified or not. It is also understood that the granting of a permit on this application does not grant any right or privilege for the alteration, repair or demolition of the building herein described, on any public street or alley or on any land or portion thereof, the title or right of possession to which is in litigation by, or is disputed by the City, County or State; or as giving or granting any right or privilege to use the said structure or building any purpose which is or may hereafter be prohibited by ordinance of the City of Glendale. A DOUBLE FEE WILL BE CHARGED IF JOB IS STARTED BEFORE PERMIT IS ISSUED. PLUMBING, ELECTRICAL AND PLASTERING PERMITS ARE NOT COVERED BY THIS APPLICATION.

Lor No a lot. 17 Baugh ther
-Block.

Job Address 315 to / 323 /. Central ..Fire Districo?
Owner's Name.l
Lo8 E Stenorto Blis
Owner's Address.

Architect's Name. Address...

Contractor's Name.. State License Number.
1208 E lenoato Bloo
Contractor's Address..

Entire cost of the Proposed Improvements, .No. of Rooms...

Purpose of the Building. ..No. of Stories in height..

Size of New Addition.. .x.. Material of Foundation.

Depth of Foundation.. Size Footing.... ...Size of Wall..

Size of Exterior Studs... .x... _Interior Studs... ..x..

Size of Mud Sills. ...X... ..Bearing Studs. ..x..

Size of First Floor Joists... ...x.. ...Second Floor Joists... ...x...

Ceiling Joists Roof Rafters..

What is minimum height of Floor Joist above ground?..

Specify material of Roofing.

Number and Kind of Chimneys... Size of Flues....

Are there any Poles, Trees, Hydrants affecting driveway? HINES UST WHAT YOU WANT TO DO: Want ti Giuld a relaining bars a contes forting I's" wille

FINAL BUILDING INSPECTION IS REQUIRED BEFORE THIS

BUILDING IS OCCUPIED
Elgar 11.
(SIGN HERE).

Authorized Agent

CITY OF GLENDALE
DEPT. OF PUBLIC WORKS

DIVISION OF BUILDINGS
Application For: Accessory Sign Billboard 3
(Advertising dealing with goods (Advertising NOT connected with or activity on the premises) premises on which sign is erected) Type of Sign: Ground Sign Wall Sign
Roof Sign Projecting Sign
Temporary Sign
A DOUBLE FEE WILL BE CHARGED IF JOB IS STARTED BEFORE THE BUILDING PERMIT IS ISSUED.

Lot Block Tract Zone
Job Address 1303-1315 N. Central Fire District.

Owner's Name Causey & Causey _Telephone No. CI- /2050
Owner's Address 808N. BRAND.

Contractor's Name John Wersching & SonTelephone No. C1-14380 Contractor's Address 310 E Colorado
State License No. _City License No. 703
Valuation of sign ! 75°9
Dimensions of Sign_|2 Ft. Long_ 6 Ft. High'72 sq. Ft. in Area Is. Sign Illuminated?_ Yes A No. Electrical Permit Issued? Yes No . -
It is hereby certified that written consent of the owner or tenant of the building structure, or land to which the sign is to be attached or on which the erected has been obtained.
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Signe
Owner or Aúthorized Agent

SUBMIT SKETCH ON REVERSE SIDE SHOWING LOCATION ON PROPERTY, HEIGHT, AREA OF SIGN, SIZE

AND MATERIAL OF POST, SIZE OF FOOTING AND DEPTH IN NATURAL GROUND, CONNECTIONS OF SIGN - TO POST. ALL ROOF SIGNS MUST HAVE PLANS INCLUDING STRESS DIAGRAM. MAKE DIAGRAM ON PERMIT NUMBER 53861 DATE ISSUED 2 - 7-52
PROPOSED SIGN - 1303-1315 N. CENTRAL
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Department of Public Works
1-c gunt DIVISION OF BUILDING
Application to Alter • Repair • Demolish • or Move O

PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS AND OTHER DATA MUST ALSO BE FILED Application is hereby made to the Superintendent of Buildings of the City of Glendale for the approval of this de- herein described.
said building, whether herein specified or not. t is also understood that the granting oes not grant any right or privilege for the alteration, repair or demolition of the building herein described topiat in Cry Coung State raging or minting ery i or prayer out the pad tear biting. or any purpose which is or may hereafter be prohibited by ordinance of the City of Glendale BE CHARGED IF TOB IS STARTED BEFORE PERMIT IS ISSUED. PLUMBING, ELECTRICAL AND PLASTERING PERMIT:

ARE NOT COVERED BY THIS APPLICATION.

Lot No... /) Block..... Tact South '½ of Bough Tract
Tob Address 1303-1315 N. Central. ...Fire District... 3. Zone. • Owner's Name Glendale Carden Holmes:

Owner's Address..

Architect's Name Address...

Contractor's Name Mac Donald Bros State License Number 92691 Contractor's Address 3702 Feothill Blrd
Entire cost of the Proposed Improvements, $4700- .No. of Rooms.

Purpose of the Building. swim Pool No. of Stories in height.

Size of New Addition 19% * 40 Material of Foundation gunite.

Depth of Foundation.... Size Footing... ..Size of Wall.

Size of Exterior Studs.. Interior Studs.

Size of Mud Sills .......x. ...Bearing Studs. .X.

Size of First Floor Joists.. ...x. ...Second Floor Joists. .X Ceiling Joists. Roof Rafters.

What is minimum height of Floor Joist above ground?...

Specily material of Rooting.

Number and Kind of Chimneys.. Size of Flues...

Are there any Poles, Trees, Hydrants affecting driveway?.

STATE ON THE FOLLOWING LINES JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO DO:
caustruet Swim Pool
Date Issued... Make Diagram on Back of this Sheet
PERMIT NO. 55242 FINAL BUILDING INSPECTION IS REQUIRED BEFORE THIŚ

BUILDING IS OCCUPIED
(SIN HERE, Poderick Mar Donald
Owner or Authorized Agent
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OWNER Glendale Garden Homes ADDRESS 1303-1315 North Central PURPOSE OF BUILDING Swimming pool SPECIAL PERMIT NO.

LOT 12 BLK TRACT Southerly ‡ of Baugh FIRE DISTRICT NO. 3 RI BUILDING , PLUMBING LATH. PLAST. WIRING
Date 8-16-57 Date 8161.7 Date Date Out.

No. 55243 No. 42828 No. No. Sw.

Amt. $4,700.00 WATER
Fix. Yds. Int. Range Oven Fix.

MacDonald Bros. WATER
Con. Yds. Ext. Htr. Dryer Trans.

Date Insp. Gas. Con Mot.

Foundation Date Insp. Con.

Date Insp. Ext. Lath Date Insp.

Par 23 Trel Rough Int. Lath Rough
Steel 8167twl Gas V0145702C Ext. Scratch Finish Wire
Sewer Int. Brown Fixtures
Cesspool-Tank Ext. Brown Meter
Ist Floor Joist Rough Heating Finish Date Out.

Heating No. Sw.

Finish 10112115 SEWER Power Pole Fix.

Frame HEATING Date Htr. Mot.
8-30.57
Date No. Con.

No. Sewer No. / V4/5 Date Insp.

Wall Cesspool Rough
Finish Floor Finish Wire
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OWNER GLENDALE GARDEN HOMES ADDRESS 1375 North Central A- L PURPOSE OF BUILDING 62 Rooms e - 12 Units SPECIAL PERMIT NO.

LOT Por. 17 BLK TRACT Baugh FIRE DISTRICT NO. 3 R3
BUILDING PLUMBING LATH. PLAST. OVER WIRING
Date 2-20-57 Date 2-21-57 Date 17-57 Date 4-16-57 Out /24 No. 53947 No. 39904 No. 400/8 No. 25677 Sw 210
WATER 6 3 00
Amt. $165,000.00 Fix./24 SYSTEM Yds. Int. Range /2 Oven FIX210 WATER 02420 Htr.

Con. Causey & Causey Htr. 2. SOFTENER Yds. Ext. Dryer i Trans.

Gas/3 SPRINKLER
Date InSP. STATEM Con Ruled Mot
Foundation g Con. Pan Here a bay. Date Insp. Con mitt
Insp. Ext. Lath Date
Rough 1212 ke Int. Lath 162/77.11 Rough 68N1
Steel Gas 10-10-157 mC Ext. Scratch® Finish Wire 107.51 A $ 5-03.39
Sewer Int. Brown Fixtures
70/17 70L Ext. Brown 6220/12688 Meter
ist Floor Joist Rough Heating Finish 817/51L.18 Date If -IL - 17 OutVo Heating 11-13-7 Mc No. 8/601
5/8/57 74L Finish V0-14.5p00= SEWER Power Pole Fix.

Frame HEATING Date Htr. Mot.
365330 No. 39104 Smitt
Carporte Con.

Date 3- 20-x 7 40788
Sewer No. / # Naug Date Insp
Wait 12. afc Cesspool Rough 110 /
Finish Floor 12 Septic Finish Wire 11
in not Arit
4-11-57 Pitrenel stel Resuvae
124/51/
P5610
pour
Co: 4h0kri1
Feu
pace
par ints et lath 123/5167
par ut trouse 4/5157 618.

B-70

BUILDING RECORD
ADDRESS 1315 N. Central, Apts, A - I, Inc. Per. 17, Baugh Tract TYPE V - Group H ARCHITECT
PERMIT NO. 539L7 ENGINEER
COMPLETED 11-12-57 CONTRACTOR Causey & Causay
VALUATION STORIES ROOMS APART S. EXT. WALLS FIRE ZONE USE ZONE 165,000.00 2 62 12 Stucco =3 R3

INSPECTIONS

DATE INSPECTOR REMARKS
-12-57 •W. Leggitt Final Inspection C.O.I.

JOB ADDRESS
N Central (faundry)
1315

NUMBER STREET

APPLICATION FOR A
PLUMBING PERMIT 3.50

BUILDING SECTION, PUBLIC WORKS DIVISION

CITY OF GLENDALE, CALIFORNIA
STATE LIC. NO.
sta 774232
AILING ADDRESS CITY LIC. NO.
4037
TEL. NO.
elenalelo 242-2354 70 PB NOTE: WHEN PROPERLY VALIDATED IN THIS SPACE, THIS FORM OWNE TEL. NO.
алия

MAILING ADDRESS
808 N Brande PLUMBING PERMIT TO DO THE WORK DESCRIBED HEREON.

FEE COMPUTATION : JUN 1

BATHTUBS CLOTHES WASHERS

SHOWERS AND/OR

PAN SUMP PUMP

WATER CLOSETS AND/OR
ANTI-SYPHON BALLCOCK DRINKING FOUNTAINS 60154

LAVATORIES URINALS

SINKS, KITCHEN, BAR

FLOOR, SERVICE FLOOR DRAIN
CASH

LAUNDRY TRAYS / WATER HEATERS AND OR VENTS

DISHWASHERS GREASE TRAPS CONSTITI

GARBAGE DISPOSALS
(IN EXISTING SINKS) WATER SOFTENERS
TOTAL NO. OF ABOVE FIXTURES: 1,50
LAWN SPRINKLER 0-5 VALVES - 6-12 VALVES • OVER 12 VALVES SYSTEMS: @ @ @
BACK FLOW 0.5 DEVICES ADD. DEViCES
DEVICES: EA.

INDUSTRIAL WASTE INTERCEPTOR
WATER SYSTEMS, WITHOUT FIXTURES @ 1.00
0-5 OUTLETS ADD. OUTLETS
GAS SYSTEMS: @ EA.

BOILERS STEAM OR HOT WATER @
TEMP. AND/OR PRESS RELIEF
VALVES OR HI-TEMP LIMIT DEVICES @
SEWER CONNECTIONS @
SEWER CAP OR CESSPOOL FILL @

SEPTIC TANK, SEEPAGE PIT
AND/OR DRAIN FIELD @

MISCELLANEOUS
1 have carefully read and examined the above PERMIT FEE 2,00 appliestion
cerrect. All provisiens of Laws and Ordinances REINSPECTION FEE covering this type of construction will be com-
plied with whether spelfled herein or not. INVESTIGATION FEE persen shall be employed in vialatlon of the Labor
Code of the State of Califernia.

TOTAL FEE 3,50
FORM B-52
REV. 9/65 PERMANENT

INSPECTION RECORD

BASIC INSPECTIONS

IT EM INSPECTOR DATE

GROUND WORK -

ROUGH GAS & PL'B'G -

SEWER, SEPTIC TANK

SEEPAGE PIT, DRAINFIELD

FINAL GAS --
RS: 6-29-702

FINAL PLUMBING -
PARTIAL OR MISC. INSPECTIONS

UNSUCCESSFUL TRIPS

JOB ADDRESS
1315 A Central

NUMBER STREET

APPLICATION FOR A

PLUMBING PERMIT

BUILDING SECTION, PUBLIC WORKS DIVISION

CITY OF GLENDALE, CALIFORNIA
I STATE LIC. NO.

Dear lumbens 77232
CITY LIC. NO.
377k
TEL. NO. NOTE: WHEN PROPERLY VALIDATED IN THIS SPACE, THIS FORM Hendale 244-3354
OWNER TEL. NO.

MAILING ADDRESS
771 PB A PLUMBING PERMIT TO DO THE WORK DESCRIBED HEREON.

FEE COMPUTATION

BATHTUBS CLOTHES WASHERS

SHOWERS AND/OR

PAN SUMP PUMP
20 APR

WATER CLOSETS AND/OR

ANTI-SYPHON BALLCOCK DRINKING FOUNTAINS

LAVATORIES URINALS
SINKS. KITCHEN, BAR

FLOOR, SERVICE FLOOR DRAIN
68 LAUNDRY TRAYS WATER HEATERS AND OR VENTS

CONSTITUTES

DISHWASHERS GREASE TRAPS

GARBAGE DISPOSALS
(IN EXISTING SINKS) WATER SOFTENERS
TOTAL NO. OF ABOVE FIXTURES: @ 150

LAWN SPRINKLER
SYSTEMS:

BACK FLOW 0.5 DEVICES
DEVICES: @ ADD. DEVICES

INDUSTRIAL WASTE INTERCEPTOR
WATER SYSTEMS, WITHOUT FIXTURES @
0-5 OUTLETS ADD. OUTLETS
GAS SYSTEMS: @ @ EA.

BOILERS STEAM OR HOT WATER @
TEMP. AND/OR PRESS RELIEF
VALVES OR HI-TEMP LIMIT DEVICES @
SEWER CONNECTIONS @
SEWER CAP OR CESSPOOL FILL @

SEPTIC TANK, SEEPAGE PIT
AND/OR DRAIN FIELD @

MISCELLANEOUS
I have carefully read and examined the above PERMIT FEE 200 appliestlen and knew the same te be true and
cartect. All provisions of Laws and Ordinances REINSPECTION FEE covering this type er construction will be com-
plied with whether speelfied herels or not. No INVESTIGATION FEE persed shall be employed in vielaties of the Labor
Code af the State of Californis.

TOTAL FEE 3.50

SIGNATURE OF CONTRACTOR OR AUTHORIZED AGENT
FORM B.52
(REV. 10/69) PERMANENT Ready for Jasp.

INSPECTION RECORD

BASIC INSPECTIONS
İ TEM INSPECTOR DATE
GROUND WORK-.

ROUGH GAS & PL'B'G

SEWER, SEPTIC TANK

SEEPAGE PIT, DRAINFIELD

FINAL GAS-
4-14-71

FINAL PLUMBING
PARTIAL OR MISC. INSPECTIONS

UNSUCCESSFUL TRIPS
•-.

Certificate of Occupancy
-

CITY OF GLENDALE, CALIFORNIA
NOTE:Any change of use or occupancy must be approved by the Building Department ADDRESS 1315 North Central, Apto. A - L, Inc.

OCCUPANY Type V - Group H

THIS CERTIFIES THAT, SO FAR AS ASCERTAINED BY OR MADE KNOWN

TO THE UNDERSIGNED, THE BUILDING AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS COM-

PLIES WITH THE APPLICABLE REQUIREMENTS OF THE STATE HOUSING

ACT AND ALL BUILDING, ELECTRICAL AND PLUMBING ORDINANCES OF

THE CITY OF GLENDALE, AND THAT ALL REQUIRED FLOOR LOAD SIGNS HAVE BEEN INSTALLED. GERALD H. WILSON
• ALBERTAXBROWN, Supt of Buildings
DATE NoT. 12, 1957 By - bim
. ...
......
•...

OWNER Edgar H. Gregg ADDRESS 1315-23 7. Central
PURPOSE OF BUILDING retaining wall SPECIAL PERMIT NO.

LOT N ½ 12 BLK TRACT Dough hact FIRE DISTRICT NO.

BUILDING PLUMBING PLASTERING WIRING
Date 10 - 27-54 Date Date Date Out.

No. No. No. Sw.

No. 48153 WATER
Fix. SYSTEM Range Fix.

Amt. 325. € Htr. WATER Htr.

SOFTENER Yds. Int. Mot.

SPRINKLER
Gas. SYSTEM Yds. Ext. Trans.

Con. ourer Con. Con. Con.

Date Insp. Date Insp. Date Insp. Date Insp.

Foundation OCT 28 54 Fal Rough Ext. Lath Rough
Ist Floor Joist Gas In. Lath Finish Wire
Ipas stel 4/3/577 wc Sewer Ext. Scratch Fixtures
Cesspool-Tank In. Brown Meter
Frame Ext. Brown Date Out.

Finish 8/2/51 7 col Heating Finish No. Sw.

SEWER Finish LATHING Power Pole Fix.

Date HEATING Date Htr. Mot.

No. Date No. Con.

Sewer No. No. Date Insp.

Cesspool Wall Yds. Int. Rough
Septic Floor Yds. Ext. Finish Wire
Сол. Con Con Firtures
LO
1315 N CENTRAL AVE - • Permit Number: BR 20051148
Plan Check Number:

Printed On: 03-NOV -05 Expiration Date:

CITY OF GLENDALE - BUILDING AND SAPETY
BROOFR 633 B. Broadway, Rm. 101 Permit Status: OPEN
RESIDENTIAL REROOF Sle dale, CA 91206 - 1818) 548-3200 (818) 548-4830 (INSP) Status Date: 03-NOV-2005 Re-Roofing
Scope of Work
RESIDENTIAL REROOF AS FOLLOWS: - MFD
THIS IS A CHANGE OR ROOFING MATERIAL (Y/N): Y
PROPOSED ROOFING MATERIAL: COMP SHINGLE, CLASS A
SQUARES (100 SF) BEING INSTALLED: 251
TEAR OFF EXISTING (Y/N) : Y
EXISTING LAYERS OF ROOFING: :

NEW SHEATHING BEING INSTALLED (Y/N) : Y
HIGH FIRE HAZARD ZONE (X/N): N
note: in any te magise doved heatig spaced all eing aructual wood panel with od common natte at Individual's /Company Name Address / City, State Zip City, State Lic. / Worker's Comp Phone Number (APP) Central Roofing Company 555 182ND ST
Gardena, Ca 90248
(OWN) Kim And Casey Co 3950 W. 6th St #200 213-736-5025 La, Ca 90020
(CNT)
(ROO) Central Roofing Company 555182nd st CCL.C20010149, Gardena, Ca 90243 STATE FUND/1545001-2005,010105 310 527 6770 Tract Name / Number Block(s) Lots) Assessor's ID
00000 0017 5633006014
Permit Quantities Qty Comments or Y/N Permit Quantities Qty Comments or Y /N Comments
Foes Amowit Toe Description Amount
PLANNING SURCHARGE $12.06 ROOFING PERMIT FEE $180.00
Total Fees: $192.06
Total Pees Due: $0.00 Total Fees Paid: $192.06
Clearances Agencies
Activity Code Status BY Date
BUILDING DONE SHAIRAPETI 03 - NOV-05 Signature: Date:.

Condition Code Status BY Date
The person signing for this permit acknowledges that there are NO Oak, Bay or Sycamore Trees with trunks larger than an eight inch (8") diameter within a twenty foot (20 (.) Influence of the proposed construction.
*** No rooftop equipment will he allowed unless the applicant obtains a separate varlançe or administrative exception from the Planning Division. Issuance of this permit shall not. be construed as an approval to install egulpment on the roof without a varjançe or administrative exception. *** Issuance of trade permits, without complete architectural plans, shall not constitute a waiver of any provisions of the building or zoning codes of the City of Glendale, It in soley the responsibilty of the applicant to verify that proposed installations are in compliance with the regulations of all applicable codes or else obtain written approval for any deviation from the *** Upon completon of the work authorized by this permit, the permittee shall notify the Bullding Inspection office of such completion by requesting the Final inspecton, Such request can be made by calling (818)548-4836. The permittee is hereby advised that they may be entitled to reimbursement of the permit fees if the city faits to conduct an Inspection of the permitted work within 60 days of the request for final inspection.

The City of Glendale restricts issuance of the building permit to the property owner or licensed general contractor only. Sigastures of this individual must be verifled by personal Ideatificaton, Any person signing the permit application as arent for the owner or contractor shall have an orteinal letter of authorization at the time of permit Issuance. 1315 N CENTRAL
Applications Shall expire 180 days after the date of submittal unless excepted by sec. 107.4 of the Gleadale Bullding Code, and thereafter, any documents submitted to the department shall be returaed to cbi applicant or destroyed by tbe building official. Upon written request from the applicant, the bullding official may extend the period of permit application LICENSED CONTRACTORS DECLARAȚION
I hereby affirm, under penalty of perjury, that i am licenced under the provisions of Chapter 9 (starting with Section 2000) of Divisions o. Athe Bus. & Prof. code, and that m Liceane as C3 9 684960 - 3-05
Licenst Class ( Licen Contracto Signature Date

OWNER - BUILDER DECLARATION
As the property owner and builder of the proposed project (owner-builder) you are the responsible party of record on this permit. Building permits are not required to be signed by property owners unless they are personally performing their own work. If your work is being performed by someone other than yourself, you may protect yourself from possible liability if that person applies for the proper permit in his or her name. Contractors are required by law to be licensed and bonded by the State of Calfomia and to have a business license from the City of Glendale! They are also required by law to put their license number on all permits for which they apply. If you plan to do your own work, with the exception of various trades that you plan to subcontract, you should be aware that if you employ or otherwise engage any persons other than your immediate family, and the work (including materials and other costs) is $200 or more for the entire project, and such persons are not licensed as contractors or subcontractors, then you may be an employer. If you are an employer, you must register with the state and federal goverment as an employer and you are subject to several obligations including state and federal income tax withholding, federal social security taxes, workers compensation insurance, disability insurance costs, and unemployment compensation contributions. There may be financial risks for you if you do not carry out these obligations, and these risks are especially serious with respect to workers' compensation insurance. For more specific information about your obligations under federal law, contact the Internal Revenue Service (and, if you wish, the U.S.

Small Business Administration). For more specific information about your obligations under state law, contact the Department of Benefit Payments and the Division of Industrial Accidents. If the structure is intended for sale, property owners who are not licensed contractors are allowed to perform their work personally or through their own employees, without a licensed contractor or subcontractor, only under limited conditions. A frequent practice of unlicensed persons professing to be contractors is to secure an 'owner-builder building permit, erroncously implying that the property owner is providing his or her own labor and material personally. Information about licensed contractors may be obtained by contacting the | Contractors' State License Board in your community or at 1020 N Street, Sacramento, California 95814. Note: The current mailing address of the Contractors State License Board is P.O. Box 26000, Sacramento, California 95826.

Section 7031.5 of the Bus. & Prof. Code requires the permit applicant to sign a statement above or claim exemption from the Contractor's license Law and state the basis for such exemption.

Violations of this section subjects the applicant to a civil penalty of not more than five hundred dollars (S500). I hereby affirm that 1 have read the paragraph above and willfully accept the responsibility of an owner-builder. I further affirm, under penalty of perjury, that I am exempt from the Contractor's License Law for the following reason:
1, as owner of the property, or my employees with wages as their sole compensation, will do the work, and the structure is not intended or offered for sale (Sec. 7044, Business and Professions Code: The Contractors License Law does not apply to an owner of property who builds or improves thereon, and who does such work himself or herself or through his INITIAL or her own employees, provided that the improvements are not intended or offered for sale. If, however, the building or improvement is sold within one year of completion, the owner-builder will have the burden of proving that he or she did not build or improve for the purpose of sale.). 1, as owner of the property, am exclusively contracting with licensed contractors to construct the project (Sec. 7044, Business and Professions Code: The Contractors License Law does not apply to an owner of property who builds or improves thereon, and who contracts for the projects with a contractors) licensed pursuant to the Contractors License INITIAL Law.). I have or plan to contract with the following person (company) to provide the proposed construction:

Name Address Phone Contractors Lic. No.
- 1, as owner of the property, plan to provide portions of the work but 1 have or plan to contract with the following person(s) /(company(ies)) to provide the work indicated.

INITIAL
Name Address .. Phone Type of work
Name_ Address. Phone Type of work
Name _ Address Phone -Type of work
I am exempt under Section of the Bus. and Prof. Code for the following reason:

INITIAL
Name of Property Owner_. Signature Date

WORKERS COMPENSATION DECLARATION
I have and will maintain a certificate of consent to self-insure for workers' compensation, as provided for by Section 3700 of the Labor Code, for the performance of the work for INITIAL which this permit is issued.
7 C-t have and will maintain workers' compensation insurance, as required by Section 3700 of the Labor Code, for the performance of the work for which this permit is issued. My INITIAL workers'compensation insurance carrier and policy number are:

STATE Fund 1545001-2005 Expiration at 1 - 1- 06
(This section need not be completed if the permit is for one hundred dotlars ($ 100) or less) I certify that in the performance of the work for which this permit is issued, I shall not employ any person in any manner so as to become subject to the workers' compensation laws of California, and agree that if I should become subject to the workers' compensation provisions of Section 3700 of the Labor Code, I shall forthwith comply with those provisions.

INITIAL

BCONTRACTOR
11-3.05 DOWNER
Print Name < Date
DAGENT
WARNING: FAILURE TO SECURE WORKERS' COMPENSATION COVERAGE IS UNLAWFUL, AND SHALL SUBJECT AN EMPLOYER TO CRIMINAL, PENALTIES AND CIVIL FINES UP TO ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS (S100,000), IN ADDITION TO THE COST OF COMPENSATION, DAMAGES AS PROVIDED FOR IN SECTION 3706 OF THE LABOR CODE, INTEREST, AND ATORNEY'S FEES.

ASBESTOS NOTIFICATION
•I declare that notification of asbestos removal is not applicable to this project. A notification letter has or will be sent to the AQMD or EPA. SIGNATURE

CONSTRUCTION LENDING AGENCY
I hereby affirm under penalty of perjury that there is a construction lending agency for the performance or the work for which this permit is issued (Sec. 3097, Civil Code).

Lender's Name Lender's Address.... Phone

FINAL DECLARATION
I certify that I have read this application and state that the above information is correct. I agfee to comply with all city and county ordinances and state laws relating to-building construction, OWNER
DAGENT

REROOFING WORKSHEET
City of Glendale Permit Service Center
33E. Broadway, Room 101 (Corner of Broadway and Glendale Glendale, CA 91206 (818) 548-3200 and (818) 548-3215 (Fax) SPOR
Plan Check No. BBP
Please type or print legibly in ink Building Permit No. B$ R 2005 1148 Property Address: 1315 N. CENTRAL AVENUE (MFD)
Building Information:
- Tile: Weight Roof Class
& Comp. Shingle No. of Sq.
• Built up roof • Tear of LI No L Yes
• Rock Type of exist. layers CAL SHAKE
L Other (Specify) No. of exist. layers
New Sheathing • No EYes
Note: All tear-offs require solid sheathing. A minimum of 3/8" plywood or OSB with 6 ds @ 6" O.C.E.N. & 6 ds 12" o/c. F. N. may be installed over existing spaced sheathing
Check this box if work has already started (Note: Double the permit fee will be charged for legalization) Property Owner Information:

Kin+ CASEy 13950 ST, Los ANgELes 90020 213-736-5025
Professional Information:

Engincer's Name Address License # Expiration Phone
CENTRAL ROOFING 1555W. 182NDS. 1684760 3-31-06 1 310527-6770 Applicant Information:

CECILIA CAMPOS 1555 W. 182º ST. GARDENA CA 90248 / 310.527 ETYO Applicant's / Contact's Name
Valuation: $ 23,500 °°

FOR OFFICE USE ONLY
Revised Valuation: $_ OK to Submit By: Date:

Processed By: Receipt Number: Date:

Fees: • Plan Check L Building
Clearances:

Plan Checked By: OK to Issue By: Date: 1T3(05
11-3-05
Processed By: Receipt Number: Date:

Legal Description: LoLA Block ( Tract - Zoning:. Fire Zone 4: Y of Comments:

Please Draw A Plot Plan: Locate all structures on lot. Indicate on the arrows below which direction is North.

INSPECTIONS APPRVD DATE INSPECTIONS APPRVD DATE
Presite Final Sprinkler
Shonng Final Central Station
Setbacks & Yards Final Fire Alarm
Ufer F. P. B. Final
Trench & Forms Reinforcing Steel Final Building Inspection: retro Setback & Elevation Survey
OK To Pour Footings
DO NOT POUR FOOTINGS UNTIL ABOVE IS APPROVED Fran't hall Solo 130-06 Underground Hydro
Underground. Flush •
Heat or Refrigeration
Groundwork
Electrical Groundwork
Plumbing Groundwork
Gas Piping Groundwork
Under Floor Insulation
First Floor Joists
OK To Pour Slab Floor

DO NOT POUR CONCRETE FLOOR SLAB OR COVER

FIRST FLOOR JOISTS UNTIL ABOVE IS APPROVED
Rough Electric
Rough Plumbing
Ducts
Rough Heating or Refrigeration
Rough Gas Piping
Rough Sheathing
Rough Framing & Roof
Alarm Rough
Overhead Hydro
Fire Sprinkler Weld Inspection
Insulation
OK To Cover

DO NOT COVER UNTIL ABOVE IS APPROVED
Lathing interior •Exterior
Drywall
Brown Coat interior •Exterior
Sewer - Septic / Tank - Cesspool
Final Gas
Final Plumbing
Final Electrical
Final Heating or Refrigeration
Energy Final
Landscape Final OCCUPANCY OF THIS BUILDING BEFORE ALL FINAL Grading Final INSPECTIONS ARE MADE IS A VIOLATION OF THE

CITY OF GLENDALE MUNICIPAL CODE
Final Engineering
Appendix D
Assessor Records

7688014 0 1/54 face and 090acs ptely PARCEL O 14
LOBATION IF BUT Эманта 419/65 BLDG. SLIP L. A. County Assessor's Office looK 5633 BY 13/1 N. Central Auran 6
BT. No.

DATE

TRAOT BAUGM
S 143.22 OF G359'
&. ON M.D. ON
(over)
• Lot C LoT No. 17 BLOCK NO..

APPRAISED BY Solemon DATE 10922 19
CLASS EXTERIOR HEATING NEXT. PRATURES
GENERAL DESCRIETION PAGEA Bungaiew Wood
Single Double
dence Stake.

Califoral Shingle
DOWNSTALES BATE Shoot Steel 1100. НО Berates Boxe Weod, Brici Vertical Biding Fleer Fernace
Asbestee Siding Wall Heater
CENTRAL WATER SYSTEM -2 HEATERS Brick Venee Bident Heel Portunated fro Alr Cords INSIDE PINISH
Flat Gatv. Ires Plaster Band, Putty
8 APTS HAVE EITHER SLUMPSTONE AR Cerr. Alum num Interler Stuese Transite Keetty Pise Ply-Bd.

USED BRICK ROOm DIVIDING WAIS 021/907 Prame: Wood utoe
PLUMBING//S Celotex
Panelled-
CUNTAININA BOTA FIREPLACE + BBQ Flat. 138 p Celered Prime Papere Unfinished
ROOF Bath W'dwerk Plain. Orn.

ALl APTS HAVE FRONT-REAR ENTRANCES at Bond Monitor %. % Tie Floor AGOUIT PLASTSEN My Blad BUILT-IN$
BIRCH PANELIED WAIl Gabled Dermer HING Hels
FOUNDATION Sawteeth Tile/Tad Gerbage Disposur
Dishwasher
WITH FOLDING BIRCH SERVING WNDOWS" Shingle The Walls
Brick Shak Bravel
TO PROVIDE SERVICE FROM KITCHEN Sheet Steel Slate Holest Hillelde Blane Corrugated Iren Shower
TO DINING RA Cross Walle Wood Flat Gal. Ires Ore Tab
Gort. Aluminam Ball
EACH APT HASBATA WITH STAN AND NO TUB BATH Steol Jolsts Plers Composition 19580L5 campo Salace Til Wallete
BASEMENT Ashestes Shianies
STAII SHANdAS HAVE INTERIOR CEILING LICHTS Transite
THe Trim Tile Glass D'T.
9coD Pitch Hvy Shake Root with Plastered Ken Truel Full Pollo 17 are DopP. Pl veed

LIGHTING
OH. onentire peruneter -Good Design *
Layout. GoaD

BUILDING VALUE
Nigh quality thro-out.

Liying Rooms Year 1958
BelayDining 16
milled- B 21693
DOWNSTAIAS APTS MAVE 6 HIGH SCORTO REOWOOD
FENCES TO FORM LANAI AROUNA SLiA GLASS DOORS Bedreems
• •
WHICH ARE INCLUDED INTRE OVER-AIl VALUE FACTO DressiBe Ru. 5 7 Balla
Bathrom
Bar't
• No Tub Taini
Kitabes Valua 1885
Oftles
64000x1.21 = 3812 8c SolamoN 8/1/56 6G Value

6.6 Kary 4701
Coop. 344574200x1.20 = 25207c Cubicut 3/9/57 Pears 4
Howe
Nowd. Deers
Howd. Flaha
Appro Date % P.C. Val.

Fdn. Frame Roof Plaster Trim Palet Pla. Lte.

Dato 3/4/57 3/ / 252 04775 Total 032291
OWNER'E Assassad
MI all Year Deir Depre Valee
Year Depr. apr.

PERMIT NO. DAYE AMOUNT Solumen S+/59 38220 PE
53946 2-20-52 1958 by ten 62450-
E.8.

DATE 8-29-57
Prissewiay
2 ST Y
S1Y
3 a.

CENTRAL AVE.
2 STY
2 STy TCp
173-
STY
105
N.

TN: \ N
35 2 STY SLIDINE FLASS
DODAS IN ALUMn
ARE A 14,44
2x 35x12= 840 2x41 × 31= 2542 GARAGES
2 × 37× 35= 2590 2x26х 11 1404 Plastered walls being
2x 27219= 1026 2x41 x WIl
2542
2x X 16= 1280 PaHs 7x21= 6x4 = 24
147
2x 36x20= 1440 7 × 19 13
7X 20 24x46=1104
22x14= 308 140
27x 5= 135 15x7= 10s 27x5= 135
24 x 46= 11 04 15+1x6 = 66 22x14 = 308
ALE 2×3*10= 60 7x16 112 1571$
EMY 5x 14 = 170 ·885
2x18x4= 144 1x16 112 1202
6x4= 24 7x19 133
22 27 x 4 108 LAUNDRY
2x15x27- 810 14X14=1964
21693
2x55. 34 = 3740 • 24 3 470
2x16 × 16= 512
2×22x | = *44

PEN STANY
110
GARAGES 2 sry
16-
UNDER

24. STY
46 Фен-
15 i sty - PSHY 33

ATT OVER INTERISR
STAIRS + STORAME
FOn AREA -
76B801- 9-45 1.18 act and o,goace ptof 17 PARGEL G 14
LOGATION IP OUT Bracket Reg- BLDG. SLIP L. A. County Assessor's Office DOnK 5633 BY Archman 2/18/58 ST. No. 1303-1315 N. CeNTRAL AVE PADE 6 DATE
TRAET. Baush

1.18 au 5143.22/601 E 359ft
& ON M.B. ON
Pt of
or Vermeaten Danie LoT No. M BLOCK NO.

DATE 8-29-57 APPRAISED BY DATE 124 197
2-13-58
CLASS EXTERIOR HEATING EXT. ERATURES
Bungalow 1a du story Pirenta Single Dbi.

Lot come tmost E our toti
Single Double Stumes Rustle! Ans Fursaces
Residonco Shakes. Blower Bpouta
Tr. 18547 th NonE lind of Sal Callfernia Sidisp Bbingle a ravis Trims Garage Sheet Steet Elee. Heaters one
Vertieal Sidles Fleer Fursses Paraler Basai
Tr. 143 zu. thE et, Pt Lt17 Asbestos Siding
Bungalow Court Briok Venger Radiant Host
Flat Corrugated tren Alr Const INSIDE PINISH
Apartment Flat Galy, Iren Plaster Sand, petty
• 3/7758 No. Unite Core. Alumlada lasslatien
Aren Untarler Stuesd
per? Keetty Pise Pty-B4.

Unit Frame: Wege Steel PLUMBINGS
Roome No. of Fix Pasolle
PIb. Fixt. Defered
Uatinlobad
САВАнА + Bath
FOOF.

Pog AREA Flat %% Tille Fleor
His Shed Moniter BUILT-INS
CARPIARS Gables Dormer
Sawtoath Tile/Tab Garbage Disneser
FOUNDATION Dieh washer
Bannera Tie Walk
Conerete Brick Elee
Shakes Gravel
Sheet Steel Sit HonK Plate • Gas, Eise
Hillside Stene Shower 1157°
Cross Walls Wood Flat Gal. Jrea Over Tub
Cerr. Aluminum Bill BUILT
Steel Jolste Plene Composition
Comse Shinnie ITo Walls
BABEMENT isbestes Shingles
Transite Glass D't.

Tile Trie Tile
Pati Pasto 121
Wood sten True LIGHTING
Span
MEO

BUILDINO VALUE
Living Rees Your 1958
Living-Diniag
Combination B OVER
Bedrosma
Dressing Res. Balld
Value
Bathroom
Bait.
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Garage
Kitehen Value
Drala Bear Offlee
FINALGAR To CamEoNiool- PLASTER Ta Come oN Tile, Formlea Value CABANAÉ - CUNa FLATWORK INPROCESS Blet. R. or N. PORTS 2633 30157
2800x1.21 = 1690 Salamed 10/10/57 lowd. Flear PrIL 2085 Hier Doors EAGANIS / 855.
1070x12)=650°C Solom 1 2/31/57 Howd. Finhh
Date % P.O. Val. STRAGE 230.

Fon. Frame Roof Plaster Trim Palat PIb.

Salad 2/31 57 650
Date 2/21/541 Total 6803
WNER'# Desr. Assessed -800. Depr. Assessed
JAME Volm Value Yoar Depr. Dest. Vales Value
Year Dapr. Dapr.

V•l4 BHEOKED PERMIT NO. DATE AMOUNT 1957 12/ 8231 H120
53944 00 • CABAN
2-20:50 AR PLATI

DRESSANO RA
-139
DATE
96$ 8210 =·230
LEss 274*17: 23
17×17×4=119

STORAGE
@ 125=$2633
385 21855 25084
·2085 554 * i7+20x5=
92 HEATER
MACiNE LITE • 38x7 = 266 1200 60x20%
4/0220 32x1= 288 121 L 32×38=
Pool AREA Pool CABANA ARER CARPORTS

TRAM CASANA D
CaLLOWaR ELEVATION
65 20
YARD GI* WARM
Basek

SERVING
20 CARPORTS
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DRESS Ran
7688014 6 1/64 1.18 acs: and 0.90 acs pt 217 1014
LOCATION IF OUT Bracket required 5633
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BY Freshman 2/18/18 13151. Central 6
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DATE
TRADT. BAUGH
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S 143. 21 OF E 352
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DATE APPRAIBED BY Solomon DATE 10/3/57 19
05/1/58 CLASS EXTERIOR HEATINGS EXT. FEATURES
GENERAL DESCRIATION Burgslow 1. Was Story she BuT. Sash: Woed Single Double Stuar Alumr Steel
2 - 3 BEDROAMS 9 - 28ED, 1- RBED STUNa WITH % demen Shakes, Bary cowa Spoutu Iterala Shingle Gled Hatter Trim:

BATR DOWNSTRIRS Sheet Steel Stone. Weed, Briek
Vertieal Biding Flear Pupeasa cora e Berno
2 APTS HAVE ME SERPATER Room DiviDeRS Asbestos Siding Wall Hestere Bungalow Court Brick Veneer Radiant Heat
Corrugated Iren Alr Gond: INSIDE FINISH
WITTY BOTH FIREPLACE + BQ PLUS EXTRA BAR SANK Apartment Flat Gal. Iron No. Unite 1'2 Plastur Band, Potty
Area 90rt gerr. Arua aun ramatte interler Stusee
AIl/APTS HAVE FRONT→ REAR ENTRANCES 1866$ Frame: Weed Steel Knerty Pine Ply-Bd.

PLUMBING /17 дураит Deletex
PIACH PANSIES WAIl WITH FOLDING Penelter-
BIRCH SERVING WINDOWS" FROM KiTCHEN Colerad
Upfinisbed
800F Bath Wowerk Plain, Ore.

EACH APT HAS BATH WITH STAIl AND No TuB BATH Flat 4 % % Tile Fleer BCONST PLAST COL Gables Dermer BUILT-IN8
STAII SHOWERS HAVE INSIDE CEILING Garbage Disposur
FOUNDATION Bawtooth Tile/Tub
GooD Pitch Ivy Shake Root with Pustored Shingle Dishwasher Conerete Brick Gravel ITia Walls
OH on entre perimeter - GooD design t Sheet Steel State Hagit Hillaide Stene Corrugated Iron Shower
Flat Galv. tren 195K.

Gress Walls Woed Over Tob
layout - Cort, Alumlaum
Eteel Jelsta Plers Compositien Stall 10.14 19, BUCT
High quakity ЧАчи-сит Compe Shingle Tie wall old
BASEMENT Asbestes Shingles
Transite Glass D'P.

CENTRAL WATER SYSTEM • 2 HEATERS ТіН ТРід Tile
Depr. Rate
Steel Tras
DOWNETAIAS APTS HAVE 6' MICH SEUerA REDWOOD fl. LIGHTING 8u00
FENCES TO FORM LANAI AROUND SLIDING GLASS Goob
DOORS WHICH ARE INCLURED IN THE OVER-All B BUILD VALUE- VALUE FACTOR Living Room Your 1958
• Dinini
1 Miles B:22400
Вегевтів IST
• 8 465*
Dressing Ro. Bulld
Bathreen y 2 Vails 104460
" No Tub Value
Garage
Kitchen Value 1885
Dries
Orala Board Vales
Fermies
10,9401. 2/= 42,350°c Bist. R. or aD Ldry 470
T//514200x17525202antraus
Howd. Fleen
Hdwd. Doors
3/-4/57
i Date % P.C. Vel.

Fin. Frame Root Planter Trim Palat PiD.

Baro 5/51 792 2520
nV51-71 A 065157
WNER'! Assessed
CLENTALE Spee Depr. Assessed
$AMI GARDEN HOmeS Year Depr. Dour. Vales Vales Yeur Depr Value PERMIT NO. DATE AMDUNT Salamen Bhish Tusso
53947 2-20•51165000 1258 122128883 64990.
12 UNITS
Kerments
DATE 8-27-57
2STy
PcH ESty
APT
20 14 onk udry
2 STY APTS 22
36 25ry
43- 2 STY APTS
172
13 2 STY 4
PeM
19 16
29ry
RETT
10 2 sTy 20t
PEH
357
-
_ ZSTY SCANNE
GLASS haDEs IN W F

ALOM/NUM
M
7688014 6 1/64

1.1Bacst and 0.90 aco pt 81 PARCEL/O 14
LOBATION IF OUT Bracket regnured - BLDG. SLIP L. A. County Assessor's Office DBaK 5633 BY 1303 N Contral Ave PAGE
Fuiohman 2/18/i8 BT. No.

DATE

TRAOT BAUGH
Lot em at most E Cor Lodll
E. ON M.B. ON 1 1.IS ACS
Th.08347 +L NonE lnr oA Sul
Tr. M13.2u F++L Ertu PaLat S 142 • 22 0EE 359 OF LOT17
BY
17 sconlensnl 3/1/58 LoT No. BLOGK NO.

DATE APPRAISED Br Se/omen DATE 10///2 19
OLABS ЕХТЕМОЯ HEATINER" EXT. FEATURES
Central water system- 2 HEATERS Bungaiow WAS Story Poplaca Bloro Dif. Sash : Wood Single Deubte Btuloce Ruatle Gas Furnace Stoal
Residenee Baakea B& B SPeut
Callforala Sidieg Sblagie
I- 2BEAROOm STUDIO APT Garage Sheet Blee) Weed. Briei
12 -2 BEDROOMS BAT DOWASTAIRS Vertical Siding Floor Furasee Dornice Bexer WIF % Asbestes Siding Wall Meatars
Bengalow Cour Brick Veness Radiest Heat
Coprudatrd fres Alr Oen- INSIDE FINISH
EACH ATT HAS A BATA WITA STAII PLUS A Mc UBIG 13 Flat Gatv. Ires Farist" Platif Band, Patty No Tua BATA - STeIl SHOWEeS HAVE INTERIOR CENUNR LIGHTS Cerr. Aluminum per1 Transito Interler Stuece
Istee Knetty Pine Ply-Bd.
1820฿ Frames W Paleten
PLUMBING/S Gy DRUmA
Le APTS HAVE SLUMPSTANE ROOm DIViDERS FIsk :80 MaSIFta Walleg/ Pancied Colered Pali Paper.

CONTAINING BOTH FIREPLACE +38G Uafinleheu
ROOF Bati W'dwerk Plain, Ora.

NITA SMAi) COPPER NOOD - THESe 4 APT 2 Tilo Plost AcOUNTEBASTCOL HAVE ANEXTRA BAR SINK ESMAIL Dermer BUILT-IN8
Oabla
FOUNDATION Bawtoota Tilo Tob Garbage Disposor
All ARES HAVE FRONT-REAR ENTRANCES Drobwashen,
Shaoto Tile Walln
Conongl Brick traval Over Gar, Elee.

BIRCH SRASH FANElEA DIN ROAm Hiltaide Sbeot Steel Sinte Holghit Plase- Gas, Stone Blower
Corrugated Spen 12<0 l
WAN WITR FOLDINS SERVINE "WINDOWS "FROM KITEAEN Crees Walls Weed Flat Galv. Iron Over Tab Cerr. Aluminum
Steel Jelate Plere Compesitien Stall 19 BUILT
EnCH APT HAS DRESSINS ROOn WTT SMAIl
Compe Shiugle Tia Wal42L!
BASEMENT Asbestes Shiagles
WOOD VANITY CPLAIN + 5DRAWER WOOD Tranalte
Tile Trim Blues D'r.

DRESSER BUILT INTO CLOSET ed Koal Treal Tair Palls nur baln Depr. Rate Spas ft. LICHTING
GooD PITCH 4LY SHAKE ROOF WITH PASTERES 32
GooD
OH• ON ENTIRE PERIMETER BUILDING VALUEE
DOWNSTAiRS ARTS MAVE É' HIGH SCORED REOWOOD Living Room 76 Year 1958 PENCÓS TO FORM LANAI AROUNA SLIDINE Ehefeg-Dining 76
GLASS DODRS WHIOH ARE INCLUDED INTRE 23278
Bedreoms 12-14
OVER- ALL VALVE FALTOR • • 4654
Dressing Rm. 7
Bulld
6 Value 0503
Bathreem 4) Sa't.
" No Teb( 3) Value
Kitaben (2) Vall 112.42 Value
Offlee
Drals Beare
Formica 76
Bist R. or Nr 76 168
STEE
Plenk
1700 12 39205 Sulum,n F?/5y Hewd. Floere dulpyuepe LDRY 648.

Hdwd. Dears
ndrens 3/952 Flalsh
Appr. Dete P.C. Val.

Date SRAP-EO Selema 3/2/57 39320
Tatuo |226,251
GLENbALE GARDEN HOmiS Bpee Аввезан Sese. Asasssed
-92×244 Year Depr. Depp Valce Year Depr Desp. Value
.BbKEd 10pA7 PERMIT NO. AMPUNT 1958
1: 148376 74190
COMPT. ДНЕСКЕЙ 53 245 3-20-52175,000
F. B. ON MmerEIe
8-29-57 13 UNIT APT
1L-1437
DATE
- SLIAING
143
10 авту 3 STORY
ToN 2 STY OVER INTERIOR
ovae 23
GARAVES 27
Lowericvel PASSAGE
23 SLID GLASS 21. +3 @GARACE VALUE
DoeR 2 SToNES FALTOR LAUNDE 40
UNDRA
2 STORIES
7 ey sarge t
4 4

2.1 9 2% 2 sTy PeH y
E
13 19 6
16 16

CENTRAL
30 2 STY
PcH 34
2x34x21= 1428 2x24x21= 1008
AVE
147
23x 7= 16/
2X38x16=1216 35x 7= 245
2x76x 4 = 208
2x21×30 = 1260 31 × 2= 62
98 4 9x 30 270
2×27x64=3456
4*4 16
20704 = SG 2x 7x16-224
7x23 161
2 STy 16 6x16=96
2x47x21=2538
APT Kx 7x 8 = 28
2x36×36 = 2592
2x 16X 4 2x23x1=644
•128
20x 7 140
2X19X27 = 1026 23778+
21 19x7 = 133
28ry 2X16X40 =128 a
2x41x36=2952
34* 41x.7 = 287
7 2x16x40=1280
2x4x26 = 208
2x11x24= 528
. 17854
47 24 a sry PcHOvER
- GARE E AREA GARAGES
UNAER - STORIES 23
PASSEwAY 21 • 2'
2 STY OVER GARAGES
37 * STy PeN 9
7 14:
2 grady Poach 16
7 2STY
48 OVER
LAUNDRY GARAGES UNDER 2&TOREE GARAGES
PART &" CONCRETE 85
54x27 = 1458

PART PLASTEREO
27x10 = 270₺ 20x43 = 860
240 g 648 16x40=640
9x 13= 1/7
Isy Peng
STORAGE 4x 14= 56
PART 8" CONCARTE /6x40=640

PART PLASTERED
41 X 43=1763
5X.14= 70đ Peti
16×40=640
240 : 768
4X26= 104
11 × 24=264 34*
47x21=987
64 x 27-1728
7 × 16 = 11z
9369
120 = 1,242
APT AREA 8904
218834 GARAGER
2x35x20= 1400 2x78× 23= 3588 2x37x34=
2516
2x39 x 16- 1248 2x16 x 7= 224
7x20- 140
7x 20= 140 6x4 =
11x4= 2x35x13= 910
2x26x19= 988 PCH 24x46 = 11.04
5721= 105
19x 7= 133 270035
7H5 x 6 66
27,400.
2x39×16 = 124g 60 22x14 = 308
2x3x18
2x35x20= 1400 144
1571Pg
7x20= 140 12 = 1883
24x46 1104
2x31x4= 24 g 27 x 135
AM/LORY 3x14 170
2x22121= 924
2zx 14 308
9 × 21= 189 LAUNDRY
2236 x 21 1512
2x85 × 4- 680 7 × 1| 147
14x14= 196$
7x23= 164 2x40 x 16 = 1280
1x5= 0240 = 3470
2x27x19 = 1026
8104 7x19 = 133
109 4,52 0rg
78 Rue STAIRway
2sry
PcH
2 8т у
21 1STy APT
OVER

GARAGES
15 23
2 STY Acry
2 STY 16 PCH
PcH 10 INSIDE 69-
ENTRY
125

APP OVER BITERIOR
13 STAIRS + STORAGE

CURTEELE
Appendix E
DPR Form
State of California • The Resources Agency Primary #
DEPARTMENT OF PARKS AND RECREATION HRI#
PRIMARY RECORD Trinomial
NRHP Status Code 6Z
Other
Listings
Review Code Reviewer Date

P1. Other Identifier: _ 1303 North Central Avenue, Glendale, CA *P2. Location: • Not for Publication • Unrestricted
Los Angeles and (P2c, P2e, and P2b or P2d. Attach a Location Map as necessary.) *b. USGS 7.5' Quad _T_R_:_ Tof _ of Sec _i-
c. Address 1303 North Central Avenue City Glendale Zip 91210 d. UTM: (Give more than one for large and/or linear resources) Zone e. Other Locational Data: (e.g., parcel , directions to resource, elevation, decimal degrees, etc., as appropriate) Description: (Describe resource and its major elements. Include design, materials, condition, alterations, size, setting, and boundaries) The subject property occupies a parcel on the west side of North Central Avenue. It is improved with three multi-family garden apartment buildings, along with a detached cabana and carport which are located in the western portion of the The subject property's site includes the surrounding vehicular access roads at the north and south of the parcel, ground floor parking, a cabana and pool area at the rear, and landscaping along North Central Avenue at the central courtyard.

Tenant vehicular access onto the property can be gained from North Central Avenue through gated access roads that lead toward the rear (west) of the parcel along the north and south property extents (Figures 1 and 2). Tenant parking carport spaces sit below the building at the ground floor along the north and south property extents. Additional carports sit at the northern part of the property (accessible from the north access road), and at the west of the property adjacent to the cabana and pool area (accessible from the south access road). [See Continuation Sheets] *P3b. Resource Attributes:

P5a. Photograph or Drawing (Photograph required for buildings, structures, and objects.) (List attributes and codes)_ HP3 Multi family property
*P4. Resources Present:
• Building • Structure • Object
• Site • District • Element of District
• Other (Isolates, etc.)
P5b. Description of Photo: (view, date,
accession #) Building 1311, March
2019, looking southwest
*P6. Date Constructed/Age and
Source: • Historic
Prehistoric
o Both
1957, Glendale Planning Divisior
*P7. Owner and Address
Central BWB, LLC
14140 Moorpark Street, Suite 400
Sherman Oaks, California 91423
*P8. Recorded by: (Name, affiliation
and address) Alison Garcia Kellar
ESA
550 West C Street, Suite 700
San Diego, CA 92101
*P9. Date Recorded: May 2019
*P10. Survey Type: (Describe) Intensive Pedestrian
*P11. Report Citation: (Cite survey report and other sources, or enter "none.") none *Attachments: •NONE •Location Map Continuation Sheet | *Building, Structure, and Object Record •Archaeological Record District Record Linear Feature Record Milling Station Record Rock Art Record •Artifact Record •Photograph Record Other (List):_
DPR 523A (9/2013) *Required information
State of California • The Resources Agency Primary #
DEPARTMENT OF PARKS AND RECREATION HRI#

BUILDING, STRUCTURE, AND OBJECT RECORD
*Resource Name or # (Assigned by recorder) _ Glendale Garden Homes _*NRHP Status Code 6Z

B1. Historic Name: Glendale Garden Homes
B2. Common Name: 1303 North Central Avenue
B3. Original Use: Multi-family residence B4. Present Use: Multi-family residence *B5. Architectural Style: Garden apartment
Construction History: (Construction date, alterations, and date of alterations) Building permits on file with the Glendale Building & Safety Division (Appendix D) and Los Angeles County Assessor's Records (Appendix E) were reviewed to determine the subject property's history of construction, including alterations The earliest permit for the subject property dates back to 1954, which mentions that an existing old garage was to be replaced for a retaining wall on the neighboring property. The owner was Edgar N. Gregg, one of the developers associated with the eventual Glendale Garden Homes project. Created in 1956, original drawings for the three-building garden apartment are credited to Norwood and DeLonge of San Marino, California. Original building permits credit Causey & Causey as the building contractors. The first building permit for construction dates to 1957, issued for the construction of Building 1303, the elongated building of the trio. Building 1303 was to consist of 12 rental units, comprising 65 rooms. [See Continuation Sheets]
*B7. Moved? No •Yes Unknown Date: Original Location:
*B8. Related Features:

B9a. Architect: Norwood & DeLonge b. Builder: Causey & Causey *B10. Significance: Theme Post WWII Multi-Family Residential Development and Garden Apartments_ Area Glendale Period of Significance 1957 Property Type Multi-Family Residential Applicable Criteria (Discuss importance in terms of historical or architectural context as defined by theme, period, and geographic scope. Also address integrity.) Since the City of Glendale currently does not have an approved historic context for the area in which the subject property is located or the architectural style in which the multi-family residence is built, ESA reviewed the following historical and architectural themes for evaluation, including those identified in the "City of Glendale: South Glendale Historic Context Statement" (2014) and the "Garden Apartments of Los Angeles: Historic Context Statement" (2012): Post-World War I| Multi-Family Residential Development (1945-1979), Community Planning and Development: Garden City Planning Principles (1937-1955), and Designed Landscapes (1937-1955). ESA evaluated the subject property against the criteria for the National Register, California Register and Glendale Register, ESA found the subject property ineligible under Criteria A/1/1 under the applicable theme of post-World War II Multi-Family Residential Development (1945-1979); ineligible under Criteria B/2/2, as no persons were identified that met the threshold of significance; ineligible under Criteria C/3/3 as a garden style apartment; ineligible under Criteria D/4/4 as it is unlikely to yield any important information; and finally ineligible under Glendale Register Criterion 5 as it is not a significant historic resource that (Sketch Map with north arrow required.) exemplifies the early heritage of the city.
[See Continuation Sheets]
B11. Additional Resource Attributes: (List attributes and codes) *B12. References:
[See Continuation Sheets]
B13. Remarks:

Building 1913 Building 1311
*B14. Evaluator: : ESA
*Date of Evaluation: May 2019_

CENTRAL AVE
(This space reserved for official comments.)
Building 1303
DPR 523B (9/2013) *Required information
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*P3a. Description (continued):

The cabana and pool area includes a 20' × 40' rectangular swimming pool, with a one-story semi- enclosed wood structure comprising the cabanas and barbeque patio (Figure 3). The landscaping along North Central Avenue includes manicured hedges adjacent to the sidewalk and the subject property's lawn. There are mature trees along this front yard, and higher manicured hedges abutting the ground-floor units at Buildings 1303 and 1311.

The central courtyard runs the extent of the inward-facing elevations of Buildings 1303, 1311, and 1315. The apartment units and courtyard are accessible to pedestrians from the main entrance along North Central Avenue, and at two other locations through Building 1311 from the North Central Avenue sidewalk. The main entrance includes a contemporary metal security gate with low stone walls and a wood trellis structure that sits between Buildings 1303 and 1311 (Figure 4).

Pedestrian access is also through the ground-floor carports at the north, south, and west portions of the site. Concrete sidewalks connect pathways through the central courtyard, leading from the main entrance gate, and circulating through the interior courtyard (Figure 5). The courtyard includes lush vegetation, mature trees, and regularly spaced metal lamp posts throughout (Figures 6 and 7). Some ground-floor patio areas off of apartment units are enclosed, some with vertical wood fencing, others with lattice fencing. A stone feature has recently replaced an earlier decorative fountain in the central courtyard.

Building 1303
Building 1303 is the largest of the three apartment buildings comprising the Glendale Garden Homes complex, located in the southern portion of the property. Symmetrically configured and U- shaped in plan, the building has two shorter wings that extend north (Figure 8). The two-story wood frame building has a concrete foundation and a gently sloping hipped roof with overhanging eaves (Figure 9). Brick chimneys extend the roofline. The building has stucco siding, and decorative horizontal and vertical painted redwood.

Building 1303 consists of 12 rental units, comprising 65 rooms. Access is through recessed ground floor porches, each with two units and an interior staircase, which leads up to the second floor with a semi-enclosed porch flanked by two additional second-story units (Figure 10).

Several units in Building 1303 feature exterior patios, which project from the main portion of the building, and are clad in horizontal painted redwood siding (Figures 11 and 12). Steel frame windows punctuate the elevations at regular intervals, and single wood doors without paneling serve each apartment unit.

Building 1311
Building 1311 sits to the northeast corner of the subject property, abutting North Central Avenue (Figure 13). A tenant access road extends east-west along the building's north elevation (Figure 14). This building is irregular in footprint, and resembles a U-shaped plan with a shorter south- extending wing at the east, and a longer south-extending wing at the west. Building 1311 and adjacent Building are identical to one another, and are more or less mirrored in plan with slight State of California • Natural Resources Agency Primary# DEPARTMENT OF PARKS AND RECREATION HRI #
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variations in their unit layouts. The building has a concrete foundation, wood framing, combination stucco and horizontal painted redwood siding. The siding on this building is grouped, which differs from the decorative treatment found on Building 1303 (Figure 15). In the shorter south-extending wing, wood siding extends along a portion of the east elevation straddling the second floor line along North Central Avenue (Figure 14). In the longer south-extending wing, wood siding begins at the upper portion of the second floor elevations and continues to the roofline.

Apartment units in this building include first and second floor units, in addition to units which are accessed from the ground floor and have interior second floor access. At the corner within the courtyard area, Building 1311 has a canted entrance over a large semi-enclosed patio (Figure 16). Decorative metal handrails are found at all outdoor staircases (Figure 17). Steel frame windows punctuate the elevations at regular intervals, and single wood doors without paneling serve each apartment unit. A ground floor laundry room sits in the north of this building.

Building 1315
Building 1315 sits to the northwest corner of the subject property, abutting residential development to the west of the project site. A tenant access road extends east-west from the building's north elevation. This building is irregular in footprint, and resembles a U-shaped plan, with a longer south-extending wing at the east, and a shorter south-extending wing at the west.

Buildings 1315 and 1311 are identical to one another, and are largely mirrored in play with slight differences in their general unit configuration.

A central concrete walkway runs along the courtyard's ground floor between Buildings 1311 and 1315, beginning about halfway down the central elevations of the respective buildings (Figure 18). On the northern half of the central elevations of both buildings, further carport parking is located at the ground floor, below second floor apartment units (Figure 19). This road is accessed through the east-west access road at the northern extent of the property. Entrances, general unit configuration, materiality, and building massing are all identical to that of Building 1311 (Figure 20). Both buildings 1311 and 1315 have ground floor laundry rooms.

Interiors
Units vary between two and three bedroom apartments. Some are split level, while others are contained on single floors. Each has a kitchen and at least one bathroom. Units have brick or stone fireplaces, pass-through windows at the kitchen, and built-in cabinetry at the closets (Figure 21).

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Figure 1
Building 1311 with adjacent landscaping along North Central Avenue at the northern most extent of property with access road and security gate at right
Figure 2
Building 1303 at southern extent of property, with access road, security gate, and tenant parking beyond
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Figure 3
Access to cabana and pool area at west portion of property Figure 4
Contemporary security gate with low stone walls and woo rellis structure, located between Buildings 1311 and 1303 along North Central Avenue, looking east
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Figure 5
Diagrammatic map of Glendale Garden Homes complex,
located at the contemporary security gate
Courtyard view with Building 1303 east elevation at let and background, with concrete circulation pathway at center and Building 1311 at right, looking southwest
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Figure 7
Courtyard view with Building 1303 at right and Buildings 1315 and 1311 at left, looking east
Figure 8
Building 1303 south elevation, looking northwest
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Figure 9
Building 1303 west (left) and north (right) elevations, looking southwest
Figure 10
Building 1303 recessed entry to first and second floor units, north elevation, looking south
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Figure 11
Building 1303 central portion of north elevation, looking southwest
Figure 12
Building 1303 north elevation with projecting patios, looking southwest from second story balcony
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Figure 13
Building 1311 east elevation, looking southwest
Figure 14
Building 1311 north elevation, looking west
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Figure 15
Building 1311 south elevation (left) and east elevation (right), looking northwest
Figure 16
Building 1311 canted patio overhang at second floor with parking beyond and laundry room at left
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Building 1311 upstairs landing with a decorative handrail Figure 18
Building 1311 at left, and Building 1315 at right with central walkway in-between, looking south
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Building 1315 at right, with Building 1311 at left, with central road in between looking south
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Interior of typical unit with brick fireplace
*B6 Construction History (continued):

The building was to have concrete foundations, wood framing, stucco finish, shingle roofs, 8'6" ceilings, and 7 chimneys. The construction cost was $175,000. A second permit filed at the same time was issued for the construction of Building 1315, which was U-shaped in configuration, mirroring that of Building 1311. A temporary sign was erected at the site around February of 1957 which would announce the new complex to be constructed. Later that summer, a building permit was filed for a swimming pool, cabanas, showers, filter rooms, and storage areas at the west of the property. The MacDonald Brothers were listed as the contractors for this work.

Assessor's records from 1957 offer the best description of how the two-story buildings varied from one another, as each had a slightly different configuration while utilizing the same interior finishes and fixtures throughout (Figure 22). Building 1303, the largest of the three, included 12 2- bedroom units and at least one bedroom "studio" apartment. Four of the apartment units had slump stone room dividers containing both a fireplace and barbeque, with a surmounting copper hood. Each of these four units had an extra bar sink. All units in Building 1303 had wood vanities, and 5-drawer wood dressers built into the closets, with birch paneled walls with folding birch serving windows from the kitchen to dining room. Downstairs units had 6' high redwood fences, enclosing patios with sliding glass doors.

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Building 1311 included 9 2-bedroom units, 2 3-bedroom units, and a 2-bedroom "studio" unit.

Eight of these units had either slump stone or brick room dividing walls containing both a fireplace and barbeque. Building 1315 included 2 3-bedroom units, 9 2-bedroom units, and a 2-bedroom "studio." All units had a central water heater, with parking garages constructed on the first floor of the buildings.

Advertisements from 1957, the year of construction, touted the complex as having "All the graciousness of a modern home. Plus the convenience of an apartment." The advertisement further read, "Let us show you the breathtaking plans which are now being transformed into Glendale's most beautiful design for living." Features publicized at the complex included fireplaces, electric kitchens, soundproofed units, air conditioning, ample closets, all-wool carpeting, modern spacious floor plans, heated swimming pool with cabanas and a sunbathing deck, and the possibility to have private parties.? By 1958, builders Causey & Causey were referred to as the property's rental agents as well. Advertisements at this time read "Enjoy the graciousness of a modern 2 or 3 bedroom 2 bath home plus the convenience of apartment living." (Figure 23) In the 1960s, advertisements announcing available rental units continued to be placed in the Los Angeles Times for Glendale Garden Homes' adults-only community.

There was no recorded evidence of modifications to the property or site for the next 40 years. Site modifications in 1998 included new stone and masonry posts with a lighted entry gate door, short walls, and a wood trellis structure which would enclose the courtyard between Buildings 1311 and 1303 along Central Avenue. The contractor listed was Sazeh Construction & Development Corp.

Electrical alteration permits were issued in April and December of 1998.

In 2003, an 86-unit high density residential development was proposed to be constructed at the site upon the demolition of Glendale Garden Homes.

A permit for reroofing with composition shingles was issued in November of 2005 for work to be performed by Central Roofing. In December of 2005, a permit was issued to upgrade the mechanical systems including the A/C and electrical systems. This permit expired in 2006. "Advertisement: Open Today, Sunday," The Los Angeles Times, August 25, 1957. "Advertisement: Glendale Garden Homes," Los Angeles Times, March 23, 1958.

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Figure 22
Bird's eye rendering of Glendale Garden Homes in an
advertisement titled "In Glendale," Los Angeles Times,
May 19, 1957.

GLENDALE GARDEN HOMES
Figure 23
Early photograph of Glendale Garden Homes as
featured in an advertisement in the Los Angeles Times,
March 23, 1958.

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TABLE 1
1303-1315 NORTH CENTRAL AVENUE
GLENDALE BUILDING AND SAFETY DIVISION BUILDING PERMITs3 Contractor (C),
Permit
Issued Record Owner Valuation ($) Description
10/23/1954 Edgar N. -
Gregg ighboring proper
1/9/1957 53944 Edgar N. (C) Causey & Causey - Carport, and dressing room of the cabana, Gregg
1/9/1957 59345 Edgar N. (C) Causey & Causey $175,000 1303 N. Central: Permit to construct rental Gregg units, a concrete foundation, 7 chimneys,
vood framing, stucco finish, shingle roof, 8'6'
ceilings
1/9/1957 53947 Edgar N. (C) Causey & Causey 1315 Central: Concrete foundation, wood Gregg framing, stucco
217/1957 53861 Edgar N. (C) Causey & Causey - announting the new compar to de Gregg
constructed
8/15/1957 55423 Edgar N. (C) MacDonald 20 x 40' swimming pool constructed in Gregg Brothers abana area
11/12/1957 Edgar N. Certificate of Occupancy issued
Gregg
1/1998 Central (C) Sazeh tone and masonry post and light entry gat BWB, Construction & loor and short walls, wood trelli
LLC Development Corp.
12/1998 Central (C) Sazah Electrical permit for electrical alterations BWB, Construction &
LLC Development Corp.
12/2005 Central Mechanical systems upgrade including alc BWB, and electrical
LLC
Occupancy and Ownership History
Ownership history for the subject property was compiled from documents at the Glendale City Planning Division and the Los Angeles County Assessor (Table 2). Tract information indicates that Edgar N. Gregg subdivided the subject parcel in 1953. The property was originally owned and developed by Edgar N. Gregg, Gill B. Causey, and Joseph G. Causey. Limited information was found on Edgar N. Gregg, who appeared to be part owner of a development firm, also owned with his brother, J. Lee Gregg, in the Glendale area, since 1934. Their grandfather, father, and later, J. Lee Gregg's son were also in the contracting and real estate development business.4 According to a newspaper article Edgar N. Gregg left the family business in 1956, just three years Documentation exists for all permits and certificates of occupancy listed in this table. 4 Howard, Los Angeles Times, 1999.

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after subdividing the subject parcel, a year prior to the completion of the Glendale Garden Homes design drawings.

Gill B. Causey owned the property by 1967. Causey and his brother, Joseph G. Causey, had served as the builders of Glendale Garden Homes about 10 years prior. Limited information was found about Gill B. Causey, however, his brother Joseph G. Causey was considered to be a successful businessman in Glendale by 1957.5 Joseph G. Causey owned contracting firm Causey & Causey, the original contractors of the subject property, and was president of the Verdugo Development Corporation. He was considered to specialize in "income property construction and sales."6 Joseph G. Causey took ownership of the property 20 years later, in 1987.

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OCCUPANCY HISTORY FOR 1303-1315 NORTH CENTRAL AVENUE
Year Source Owner
2004 Los Angeles County Assessor Central BWB, LLC
2003 Los Angeles County Assessor Central BWB, LLC
1997 Los Angeles County Assessor 130 Central, LLC
1996 Los Angeles County Assessor aurence Godair, Kenneth Mortense •ed L. Mortensen Jr, and Peter Mortense
1993 Los Angeles County Assessor red L. Mortensen Jr. and Evelyn C Venker Family Trus
1987 Los Angeles County Assessor Joseph G. Causey
1987 Los Angeles County Assessor Joseph G. Causey Ind. Causey Trust 1967 Los Angeles County Assessor Gill B. and June H. Causey 1954 Glendale City Planning Division Edgar N. Gregg
Glendale City Directories available at the Glendale History Room at the Glendale Central Library spanned from 1957 to 1977, with several years absent in between (Table 3). This ranged the year that the complex opened through about a 20-year period afterwards. No other sources were found to identify rental tenants from 1978 to the present.

Early tenants listed were all-men, although there were some married couples living at the subject property at the time. Many early tenants appear to have been living in the Los Angeles-area prior to moving into the new apartment complex. Many tenants end up living there for multiple years.

Professions of the earliest tenants included personnel managers, veterans, bus drivers, and a landscape gardener. One of the longest tenants was Philip E. Zeiss, a dentist, who lived at the 5 Carroll W. Parcher, Glendale Community Book (Glendale: John W. Akers, 1957), 584.

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complex from 1958 through at least 1977, when the available Glendale City Directories end.

Advertisements indicate that this was an adult-only community through the 1960s.

J. (Joe) E. Hoeft, who later became the founder of the Glendale Federal Savings, lived at the apartment building for two years from 1967 to 1968, roughly 6 years after the Glendale Federal Savings and Loan building was constructed downtown in 1959. City directories indicate that Hoeft resided at other locations for longer periods of time. Hoeft later became known as a civic leader in the area.

It appears that, Joseph G. Causey, one of the building's original contractors comprising the firm of Causey & Causey and Causey & Rhodes, lived at the 1311 North Central Avenue building from 1993 to 1997, likely in his senior years.

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OCCUPANCY HISTORY OF 1303-1315 NoRTH CENTRAL AvenuE?
Source Occupant
1958 Glendale City Directory 1303 N. Central
A - Vacant
B - John H. Verling
C - (none listed)
D- Harmon Baldwin
E - Chas E. Weaver
F - William Goss
G- Harley P. Easley
H- Richard O. Bullis
I - Boyd D. Henry
J- Philip E. Zeiss
K- Lewis I. Reed
L - W. G. Onderdonk
Note: tenants in bold resided at the subject property for multiple years.

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Source Occupant
1960 Glendale City Directory 1303 N. Central
A-Herald H. Beck
B-Mark G. McMahon
C-John H. Verling
D-Harmon W. Baldwin
E-Arthur H. Schneer
F- William J. Goss
G-Harley P. Easley
H-Richard O. Bullis
I- Boyd D. Henry
J- Philip E. Zeiss
K-Lewis I. Reed
L- Clare C. Conzett
M-Sam Spaulding
1311N. Central
A-Kent W. Barlett
B-Mrs. Irene F. Henderson
C-James A. Henderson
D-J. J. Martin
E-A. F. Awald
F- Ferron Rasco
G-Mrs. Arleen Kloppel
H-Vacant
1- Bill C. Wallick
J- John B May
K-Tod E. Stice
L- Harry Maher
1961 Glendale City Directory 1303 N. Central
A- Hugh H. Logan
B-Nevin W. Albert
C-Vacant
D-Harmon Baldwin
E-Mrs. Frances Schneer
F- William J. Goss
G-Harley P. Easley
H-Herman A. Enemark
1- Thomas E. Durant
J- Philip E. Zeiss
K-Ewald B. Rasmussen
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Source Occupant
1967 Glendale City Directory 1303 N. Central
A-Russell T. Burnham
B-Mrs. Blanche C. Albert
C-No listing
D-Perry E. Wright
E-Mrs.Frances Scheer
F- Vacant
G-Harley P. Easley
H-Herman A. Enemark
1- Thomas E. Durant
J- Philip E. Zeiss
K-Ewald B. Rasmussen
L- Michael Nugent, A business consultant
M- J. E. Hoeft
1968 Glendale City Directory 1303 N. Central
A-Russell T. Burnham
B-Mrs. Blanche C. Albert
C-Edith A. Nicklos
D-Perry E. Wright
E-Mrs. Frances Scheer
F-Alvin W. Ray
G-Harley P Easley
H-Lloyd R. Nicholson
I- Thomas E. Durant
J- Philip E. Zeiss
K-Edwald B. Rasmussen
L- Michael A. Nugent, A business
consultant
M- J. E. Hoeft
1311 N. Central
A - Eugene F. Conner
B- Mrs. Irene F. Martin
C- Claude A. Welcome
D- Mrs. Florence M. Sidney
E- Albert F. Ewald
F- No return
G- Mrs. Arleen E. Kloeppel
H- Paul G. Kirman
1 - Harmon W. Baldwin
J - John B. May
K - L. E. Scharf
L - James R. Wilkinson
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Source Occupant
1969 Glendale City Directory 1303 N. Central
A-Edith A. Ward
B-Mrs. Albert C. Blanche
C-Edith A. Nicklos
D- William D. Wessly
E-Michael Nugent, A business consultant
F- Reginald E. Spicer
G-Harley P Easley
H-Lloyd R. Nicholson
1- Thomas E. Durant
1- Philip E. Zeiss
K-Ewald B. Rasmussen
L- Saml B. Lapin
M- Vacant
1311N. Central
A-Dallas Brigg
B-Mrs. Irene F. Martin
C-Herbert N. Dorman
D-Vacant
E-Albert F. Ewald
F- Mrs. Clara H. Brown
G-Mrs. Arleen E. Kloeppel
H-Melvin Lindapl
1- Harmon W. Baldwin
J- John B. May
K-L. E. Scharf
L- Kames R. Wilkinson
1315N. Central
A-Max L. Green
B-John H. Lauten
C-Rodney M. Spoden
D-Mrs. Lillian Kennedy
E-Mrs. Mildred Kittleson
F- Barney Riemarr
G-Thomas N. Jamieson
H-Donald W. Corson
- Vacant
J- William Crockett
K-Vacant
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Source Occupant
1970 Glendale City Directory 1301 N. Central
A - Mrs. Ruth W. Ward
B- Albert W. Nevin
C- Edith A. Nicklos
D - No return
E - Michael Nugent
F - Reginald E. Spicer
G - Harley P. Easley
H - Lloyd R. Nicholson
1 - Thomas E. Durant
J- Philip E. Zeiss
K - Ewald B. Rasmussen
L - Burt S. Turney
M - Mrs. Margaret Maher
1977 Glendale City Directory 1301 N. Central
A - Mrs. Ruth W. Ward
B - Mrs. Ruth L. Green
C - Kermit W. Kuhns
D - J. M. Caldwell
F - Reginald E. Spicer
G - Carl C. Monroe
H - H. V. Hedges
1- Thomas E. Durant
J- Philip E. Zeiss
K - Wally E. Rasmussen
L - William H. Donnelly
M - Frederick C Young
*D6. Significance (continued):

The historic contexts included below present the background necessary to evaluate the historical and architectural significance of the subject property, including the history of its construction and alterations, as well as the surrounding neighborhood's development. The subject property sits outside of the boundaries of both South Glendale and North Glendale, two areas which have established historic context statements. While the property sits within the pending West Glendale Historic Context Statement area, the "City of Glendale: South Glendale Historic Context Statement" includes pertinent information related to multi-family residential developments in the Glendale region. Similarly, as the property does not fall within the City of Los Angeles proper, it is still within Los Angeles County, and for that reason the "Garden Apartments of Los Angeles:

Historic Context Statement" will be reviewed for contextual purposes. In this, ESA identified the following historical and architectural themes from the "City of Glendale: South Glendale Historic Context Statement" (2014) and the "Garden Apartments of Los Angeles: Historic Context Statement" (2012): Post-World War I| Multi-Family Residential Development (1945-1979), Community Planning and Development: Garden City Planning Principles (1937-1955), and Designed Landscapes (1937-1955). An additional context gleaned from Glendale's "Design State of California • Natural Resources Agency Primary# DEPARTMENT OF PARKS AND RECREATION HRI#
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Guidelines for Residential Buildings in Adopted Historic Districts," included a discussion of Glendale's Residential Character: Multi-Family Residences and Multi-Family Modern Buildings.

The preliminary period of significance associated with garden apartments in Los Angeles County spans from 1937 to 1955, which predates the construction of the subject property.

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Post-World War II Multi-Family Residential Development, 1945-19798 The end of World War Il brought a wave of migration to Southern California for its booming local economy and pleasant climate, and demand for housing skyrocketed. Many people used this as an opportunity to engage in speculative real estate. Glendale was no exception. South Glendale's lack of height restrictions, zoning that permitted intermingling of single-family and multi-family residential buildings, and a business community largely based on banking and financial services created the perfect opportunity for apartment developers.

Contributing to what would become a multi-family residential development boom in Glendale was a national climate of economic incentives that encouraged the construction of multi-family housing. In describing the "apartment boom" of the 1950s and early 1960s, Babcock and Bosselman write, "In the present economic and legal climate, incentives are available not only to the landowner, but to the developer, the investor and the lender." Between 1941 and 1950, the federal government created "Section 608" which "provided Federal Housing Administration (FHA) insurance for as much as 90% of mortgages on rental housing projects."211 The FHA began to provide mortgage insurance for apartment buildings having elevators in the late 1940s. By the 1950s apartment buildings were equipped with improved mechanical systems, elevators, up-to-date appliances, central air conditioning, outdoor balconies, and newly available prefabricated components such as steel-framed windows and sliding glass doors. The Internal Revenue Code of 1954 "permitted owners to charge off high percentages of the original cost of new building during the early years of the building's life," thereby encouraging new construction. In the early 1960s the federal government eased existing restrictions limiting investment in multi-family housing lending by Savings and Loans.

During the first seven months of 1957, Glendale ranked sixth among Southern California cities in terms of the number of apartment units being built.

During the postwar period, local architects and community planners adapted the principles of these movements and constructed innovative new forms of multiple family housing. A new multiple family housing type known as "garden apartments" emerged at this time. Characteristics of garden apartments include the use of superblocks in development of the site, the segregation of automobile and pedestrian traffic, low to medium density and building coverage, the 8 Historic Resources Group, "City of Glendale: South Glendale Historic Context Statement," City of Glendale, ed. 2018, 99-100.

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