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PLANNING DIVISION MASTER APPLICATION FORM
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APPLICANT/ OWNER INFORMATION
APPLICANTNAME: ~~
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CONTACT PERSON: 5A-M s_
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Address: ____________ ti __________ _
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TYPE OF PLANNING REVIEW AND APPROVALS REQUIRED (Mark clearly the type of approval(s) required):
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HISTORIC DESIGNATION
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~--, RELIEF FROM THE REPLACEMENT
'---~' BUILDING PERMIT REQUIREMENT
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Master Application (without supplementals)S/27120
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ATTACHMENT A
INDEMNIFICATION
Applicant agrees to defend, indemnify, and hold harmless the City and its officers, contractors, consultants, employees, and commission members (collectively, "City") from any and all liability, loss, suits, claims, damages, costs, judgments and expenses (including attorney's fees and costs of litigation), including any appeals thereto (collectively, "proceeding") brought against the City with regard to any approvals issued in connection with the application(s) by the City, including any action taken pursuant to the California Environmental Quality Act. If Applicant is required to defend the City in connection with such proceeding, the City shall have and retain the right to approve counsel to so defend the City; and all significant decisions concerning the manner in which the defense is conducted; and any and all settlements, which approval shall not be unreasonably withheld. The City shall also have and retain the right to not participate in the defense, except that the City agrees to reasonably cooperate with Applicant in the defense of the proceeding. If the City's Attorney's Office participates in the defense, all City Attorney fees and costs shall be paid by Applicant. Further, Applicant agrees to defend, indemnify and hold harmless the City from and for all costs and fees incurred in additional investigation or study of, or for supplementing, revising, or amending, any document if made necessary by said proceeding.
CERTIFICATION:
I hereby certify that I am the applicant or designated agent named herein and that I am familiar with the rules and regulations with respect to preparing and filing this petition for discretionary action, and that the statements and answers contained herein and the information attached are in all respects true and accurate to the best of my knowledge and belief.
SIGNATURE OF APPLICANT OR AGENT: 6~ ~/
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DATE ACCEPTED:
DATE SUBMITTALS RECEIVED: -RECEIVED BY (INITIALS):
FEES;
BASE FEE:: $
3% RECORDS FEE: $
TOTAL: $
HISTORIC ARCH. RESEARCH REQUIRED? YO N □
PUBLIC ART REVIEW REQUIRED? YD NB
TRANSPORTATION REVIEW REQUIRED? Y □ N
INCLUSIONARY HOUSING REQUIRED? YON□
REVIEW AUTHORITY: CEQA REVIEW:
□ STAFF □ EXEMPTION
□ HEARING OFFICER 0 INITIAL STUDY
0 PLANNING COMMISSIONIBZA DEIR
□ DESIGN COMMISSION
CEOA REVIEW STATUS:
□ HISTORIC PRESERVATION
COMMISSION
□ PENDING
□ CITY COUNCIL □ COMPLETED
TAXPAYER PROTECTION
□ DISCLOSURE REQUIRED
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PLANNING DIVISION MASTER APPLICATION FORM
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Design & Historic Preservation:
TYPE OF HISTORIC PRESERVATION
REVIEW:
□ CATEGORY 1 (DESIGNATED)
□ CATEGORY 2 (ELIGIBLE)
LANDMARK/HISTORIC DISTRICT NAME:
TYPE OF DESIGN REVIEW:
□ CONCEPT
□ FINAL
□ CONSOLIDATED
□ PRELIMINARY CONSULTATION
PASADENA PERMIT CENTER
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Supplemental Application for
HISTORIC DESIGNATION
Note: In addition to this application, a completed Planning Division Master Application Form is also required.
PROPERTY PROPOSED FOR DESIGNATION
1. Name of Property: Harry FitzGerald Building
2. Property Address: 489 E. Colorado Blvd.
3. Date of Original Construction 1926
4. Original Owner Harry FitzGerald
5. Architect/ Builder: Cyril Bennett & Fitch Haskell/ John B.Simpson
DESIGNATION CATEGORY
(CHECK APPROPRIATE BOX- SEE CRITERIA ON PAGES 2 & 3 FOR MORE INFORMATION):
0 HISTORIC MONUMENT
[Z] LANDMARK
0 HISTORIC SIGN
0 LANDMARK TREE
BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY
Briefly describe the property proposed for designation, indicating whether the entire site or a portion of the site is the subject of the nomination (e.g., how many buildings or objects on the site are included in the nomination) or if the nomination is for an object, sign or tree. A map may be used for the description. Please also submit recent and, if available, historical photographs. Use additional sheets if necessary.
A) 1U.S. Deparatment of lnteriorNational Park Service describing the building on the National Register of Historical placo B) Document placing the building on the Pasadena Architectural and Historical Inventory C) Original phanplet handed out at the Grand Opening of the building.
D) Rasadena Historical Society designating the building for a Historical Preservation Easement Legal Discription: W 44 ft. of So. 125 ft. of No. 225 ft. of Lot 20, S.D. Bryant Sub
SUPPLEMENTAL INFORMATION ON SIGNIFICANCE OF PROPERTY
With this application , please attach information that will assist staff with the preparation of a designation report. Books, photographs, articles, and other archival information will all be useful to document the significance of the nominated resource.
Refer to bibliography , historical photographs , chronology, and other supporting information.
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Supplemental Application for
HISTORIC DESIGNATION
LEGAL DESCRIPTION
Attach a copy of the most recently recorded legal description for the property (usua lly in the deed for the property or other documents when the property was purchased-also available from a title company) .
CRITERIA FOR DESIGNATION
Check the box under the category checked on first page that corresponds to the criterion under which you are nominating the property, object , sign or tree for designation. Multiple boxes may be checked if applicable.
CRITERIA FOR DESIGNATING AN HISTORIC MONUMENT
(May include sianificant public or semi-public interior spaces and features) □
A. It is associated with events that have made a significant contribution to the broad patterns of the historv of the region , state or nation. □
B. It is associated with the lives of persons who are significant in the history of the region , state or nation.
C. It is exceptional in the embodiment of the distinctive characteristics of a historic □
resource property type , period, architectural style or method of construction, or that is an exceptional representation of the work of an architect , designer , engin eer, or builder whose work is significant to the region, state or nation , or that posses ses high artistic values that are of reqional, state-wide or national siqnificance. □
D. It has yielded, or may be likely to yield , information important in prehistory or history of the reqion, state or nation.
CRITERIA FOR DESIGNATING A LANDMARK
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A. It is associated with events that have made a significant contribution to the broad patterns of the historv of the City , region, or State. □
B. It is associated with the lives of persons who are signifi cant in the history of the City , region, or State .
C. It embodies the distinctive charact eristics of a type , architectural style , period, or Ill
method of construction , or represents the work of an architect, designer , en~ineer , or builder whose work is of significance to the City or, to the region or possesses artistic value s of significance to the City or to the region .
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Supplemental Application for
HISTORIC DESIGNATION
CRITERIA FOR DESIGNATING A HISTORIC SIGN
It is exemplary of technology, craftsmanship or design of the period when it was constructed, uses historic sign materials and means of illumin ation, and is not significantly altered from its historic period. Historic sign materials shall include metal or wood facings, or paint directly on the fa9ade of a building. Historic means of illumination shall include incandescent light fixtures or neon tubing on the exterior of the sign. If the sign has been altered, it must be restorable to its historic function and appearance .
It is integrated with the architecture of the building.
It demonstrates extraordinary aesthetic quality , creativity , or innovation.
CRITERIA FOR DESIGNATING A LANDMARK TREE
It is one of the largest or oldest trees of the species located in the City .
It has historical significance due to an association with a historic event, person, site, street, or structure .
It is a defining landmark or significant outstanding feature of a neighborhood .
DESIGNATION PROCESS (INFORMATION ONLY; NO ACTION REQUIRED) §17.62.050 Pasadena Municipal Code:
1. A preliminary evaluation by staff to determine if the nominated property meets the applicable criteria and is eligible for designation.
2. If staff determines that the nominated property is eligible for designation, the nomination is scheduled for a public hearing before the Historic Preservation Commission. If not, the applicant may appeal the determination of ineligibility to the Historic Preservation Commission or it may be called for review by the Historic Preservation Commission or City Council.
3. If the Historic Preservation Commission finds that the nominated resource qualifies for designation, it forwards a recommendation on the designation to the City Council.
4. At a noticed pubic hearing, the Council then determines whether to approve or disapprov e the application.
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•. ~ ~e.the gen~,p~rysical:~si~~~ ;,;:..i\::;.::1~t;otfffti~~ ~t-~::~~1~~r~~i~~W¥tr ~dewitbin -yom.~ _]andl!CllP""elemc:nr:s, 1l1UD:ber.:o~ .rmpc,rmnt~daIY?"atenals~~~ ~~~~-~!~:<_.;: _~~ ~,;m1~r:~~~·ii·-~--,-•1
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19a Reuon for Signmcance (checkappropriatejtc:m(3} J -10. An:ha.eo.logy-. 20- N~,Fcatme : .·. _ . ~- (:\'./ :._: i:-~·:'0~/<:£-:~\f)?_:;;::fi!;l"'0f ~::;' 3CX Community Developmental History ·40 ·Cu1tma1 Hi3tmy' · ~An:hiteemr.tl'History e □ · . c-0111mmrityDcsignorbthetic'-luams:.·:;~ 7f3 Integral Visual Elemene of the Land3Capeor ~ Group of S~ (justify in ~~ :IO&~-,;;-~_~_-;-) ;;-_;;~;.:;{;j~:f ~~--~4½~s~.;~:t~?~-~:~?@~ 19b Justify the ~gni fieanc,, of the site or sttw:ture, notingimpona:nepenom ;: evem:s,or:a~ :auociaa:d with the:sue;: :_=·• ·:. ~ ; ;,:.( · -~;-S,.~7:}{"i-~::_ . mucn= or surrounding area. -_ _ - .- • ", · ·: '.,.~ , , . .• :_ · . . <-~\',:;_.-_ _-_-::_. ~;_:_-:=---<-~~ ->::-- >-_:-_: ·::<:- ~- '="··-. ·>r~·=:~~\~~):-i~:l:;~?)~,:-~2i2?~ For over 25 years Harry Fi-tzgerald's was one · or· Pasadena"s :most exclusive merir-s-= -==::':.:-:'~ ,~t:•:;; shops. Located . at 489 E. :Colorado- · from · l926 > w::itiL the- '-late· ·l9S0· 1·s ·" ;·.:.:E'.itzqeral'.d '"s;~i:;~;3~ prospered by retaining a conservative, _ exclusive image. • The . fine · woodwork : ~f the<,~/~: .. ~.:_.J:
interior ., enhanced by Oriental r.ugs and . ·a decorated plaster ·ceiling_ retained its,,_. :::..~t/??-)1;:~:i Old World image well into .the era of mass --modernization ·. The ~ unusua.L .-exterior. ·bas:~~-::i-'::~)1:7~ --~ miraculously escaped remodeling and could be . easily returned to ·its .. fonne ·r : el.~ti~..;~ state • . · C ' • • . >•\. •:•.7 . •, •. '.~~- ;::.: .••.. .• _:.:• . :,,:,· ;\<>.'t/,:-•\1;~;.,)f:i?~~~i~et~ii:~~ 9 ~.: .;bt:isiness.wi:th:fri:: ·~--::~ ·Jir,·ftd;in,;:~ ·-. ben•n s ;~E"!Dhlemtwb-i-c&~ioenti·fi_es-:i:t:" ;P'X'Clnsfv~~w±tb! '. ;~:::s;~;;;_;~~~~i~;:~~~
20a Surrounding Neighborhood Can~ 10 Umel.aa:d 20 Compatible 30 Integral Elemc:nt of St:reet,cape 410 Major Component of Neighbothood
20b If the site or srmctme has minor signi6c:mce uone, but makes a. positive c:anaibm::ion,to the area, saeetSC:ape, or a. small group of SU11CttU'eS, briefiT describe the rel.atiomhip of the scmame or site to the:luger contct, and its roiein it.
As the only remaining completely unal.tered store front, the Fitzgerald Building has become the focal point of this · block. of one-story commercial. buildings. Its unique look implies the quality of design which once characterized the street. It relates well to the other unique l920's- buildings in the area., . such as 520 and 464-468 E. COlorado, both in scale and in design.
The Fitzgerald Building is, however, a.. remarkable departure- from the red tile roofs and pal.e stucco wal.1.s of the caJ..ifo:r:nia Mediterranean. style favored in the l920's.
As such, it stands out as a ma.jor element in the streetscape, a streetsca.pe which could be again made more compatible with some of the fine buildings which line it. 21 Recognition in .Existing Regiatcn/Sarn:,s
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Cast stone panels with a simple wreath and garland design in relief incorporating a large "F" (for Fitzgerald) decorate the space above the windows. A plain entablature with an arcaded cornice is surmounted by a gabled roof with three small dormers projecting from it. This slate-covered gable with dormers and the deeply recessed entrance give the building a formal character, setting it off from the mundane flat facades and flat roofs of traditional commercial architecture.
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Fu.~ctionall y , the building is designed to draw pedestrians into the por t ico to view the di.splays and then perhaps to enter the shop. It also provides welcome shade to the south-facing facade as well as protection from the rain to custom~s and passersby.
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· ·. U nq.er ~ management l~eeq]y alert iind progressiv~. ··· this shop . studies · the fadividqal tastes and · requiremep,ts- business, golf, · tennis, yachtiiig, polo, -Ihd66r-s and outaoors,,...:authoriied fashions . · for eac;h an9- every occasion. There is a marked · pr~f~rence · , . among gentlemen for this ~hop, easily undt)rstood , by ··_ any<;me IlJ.~ki11:g _j:n1ri:hases · g~r~, not alone 9£-"appar~l, but ;i1so of those ':
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