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Attachment "C" Local Register of Historic Structures - Proposed Reclassifications and Removals

Visalia City Council
August 1, 2022

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Number Dir. Street APN Style Classification Recommendation Justification 407 NE 1st Ave 094-
085-003
Colonial
Revival Focus Exceptional
 Associated with prominent local per son – Richard and Fleta Lipscomb.  Rare use of brick materials on residence.
 Unique and excellent example of the architectural style.  Impressive original detail, includi ng presence of highly ornate front porch.
 Structure relatively well maintained.

108
W
Center
Ave
094-
335-010
Utilitarian
Commercial Background Exceptional
 Renovation of building removed a mid-century style alteration and restored the original façade of the structure.
 Ornate brick dentil design sav ed because of the restoration.

Sites Upgraded to “Exceptional”
Attachment “C”
Local Register of Historic Structures
Proposed Reclassifications and Removals
303 N
Church
St
094-
281-005
Vernacular /
Italianate Background/Focus Exceptional
 Structure built in the 1800’s.
 Structure was used as a hotel and was known as the Pacific House.  Excellent example of Italianate architecture.
 Structure contains rare Victori an wood construction on a commercial building.
 Addition of awnings further incr ease the historic appeal of the structure.
 Structure is well maintained.

120
E
Oak Ave
520
N
Church
St
094-
262-001
Spanish
Eclectic Focus Exceptional
 Structure was formerly the locati on of Fr. Dade’s Academy of the Nativity. Also, formerly the location of St. Mary’s Convent.  Per a plaque onsite, it is “the first Catholic church in the lower valley, August 1861”.
 Excellent example of Spanish Eclectic architecture.
 Structure contains significant architectural elements, including an ornate entryway.
 Structure is well maintained.

608
N
Church
St
094-
093-014 Mission Focus Exceptional
 Site of St. Mary’s Catholic Church.
 Excellent example of Mission architecture.
 Structure contains significant ar chitectural elements, including the three-story bell tower, large stained glass entryway window,  Structure is well maintained.

436 S Church
St
097-
062-001
Dutch
Colonial
Revival
Focus Exceptional
 Rare architectural construction. Like ly only structure of its kind within the City of Visalia.
 Structure contains unique double -pitched gambrel (“barn”) roofs and flaring eaves.

437 S Church
St
097-
061-006
Craftsman
Bungalow Focus Exceptional

 Excellent and unique example of Craftsman/Bungalow style architecture.
 Structure contains a large amount of architecturally significant elements, including a low-pitched gabled roof, exposed roof rafters, a porch with thick square columns, an exterior stone chimney, and numerous windows with muntins.
 Structure is well maintained.
 Addition of wood fencing does not detrimentally affect the overall historic aesthetic of the site.

501 S Court St 097-
033-002 Bungalow Focus Exceptional
 Excellent example of Bungalow style architecture.
 Structure contains a large amount of architecturally significant elements, including a gable roof with dormer windows, a large covered front porch with stone columns, exposed roof rafters, and numerous windows.
 Structure is well maintained.

727 S Court St 097-
024-012
Period
Revival Focus Exceptional
 Excellent example of Period Revival style architecture.  Structure contains architectura lly significant elements, including steeply pitched roofs, asymmetrical design, and numerous windows with muntins.
 Structure is well maintained.

820 S Court St 097-
014-003 Bungalow Background Exceptional
 Excellent example of Bungalow style architecture.
 Structure has largely maintained its original appearance, save for the addition of solar panels to the roof. However, should the panels ever be removed, the structure would appear much as it did when first constructed.
 Structure contains architectura lly significant elements, including dormer windows, large gable roof, porch with square columns, and windows with muntins.
 Structure is well maintained.

617 N Encina St 094-
012-018 Queen Anne Focus Exceptional
 Structure associated with prominent local person – Stevens Family, owners of Stevens and Co. Department Store, Ernest Crotty.  Excellent example of Queen Anne style architecture.
 Structure has been significantly altered from original appearance.

However, the alterations themselves have gained historic significance with the passing of time.
 Structure contains architecturally significant elements, including a turret tower, decorative rounded exterior shingles, a cupola on the roof, numerous windows, and elaborate brick and wrought iron fencing.  Structure and grounds are excellently maintained.

301 N Fairway
St
093-
322-011
Spanish
Eclectic Focus Exceptional
 Excellent example of Spanish Eclect ic style architecture. The structure is one of the largest of its style in the City of Visalia.  Structure contains architecturally significant elements, including tile roofing and smooth adobe like exteriors.
 Structure and grounds are excellently maintained.

403 N Floral St 094-
341-005
Colonial
Revival Focus Exceptional
 Structure built in 1908.
 Structure associated with prominent local person – The Combs Family, one of the early families of the City of Visalia.
 Largely unchanged from original appearance.
 Excellent example Colonial Revival style architecture.  Structure contains architecturally significant original elements, including clinker bricks in the porch columns and perimeter walls, exterior shingle siding, ornate entryway, numerous windows with muntins, and bracketed roof eaves.
 Structure and grounds are excellently maintained.

513 S Garden
St
097-
065-004
Colonial
Revival Focus Exceptional
 Excellent example of Colonial Revival style architecture.  Structure largely unchanged from original appearance.  Structure contains architectura lly significant and unique elements, including asymmetrical design, rounded porch columns, balustrades, dormer windows, wood shingle exteriors, double hung windows, and a flared hip roof.

1300 W Goshen
Ave
093-
073-018
Victorian
Gothic Focus Exceptional
 Excellent example of Victoria n Gothic style architecture.  Unique architectural style, likely the only one of its kind in the City of Visalia.
 Located within the grounds of t he Visalia Cemetery, an important cultural and historic site. Used as a chapel for services held at the cemetery.
 Structure contains architecturally significant elements, including cast stone exterior walls, high pitched roofs, pointed arches over entryways, windows, and vents, and stained-glass windows.
 Structure and grounds are excellently maintained.

208 W Grove
Ave
094-
023-012
Colonial
Revival Focus Exceptional
 Structure associated with a promin ent local person – W.R. Spaulding.  Excellent example of Colonial Revival style architecture.  Structure was originally employed as a carriage house for the Spaulding House residence, located at 631 N. Encina Street. Possibly one of the few carriage houses remaining in the City of Visalia.  Structure remains largely unchanged from original construction.  Structure contains architecturally significant elements, including three garage doors with paneled windows, hip roof, and windows with muntins.
 Structure is well maintained.

300 W Grove
Ave
094-
024-013
Colonial
Revival Focus Exceptional
 Structure associated with a pr ominent local person – John Coffee Hays (with the Southern California Edison Company), and Chas.

Whitmore (owner of the Visalia Times Delta).
 Excellent example of Colonial Revival style architecture.  Structure contains architectura lly significant elements, including numerous windows, bracketed front porch, multi-pitched roofs, and wood siding.
 Structure is well maintained.

401 W Grove
Ave
093-
164-004
Colonial
Revival Focus Exceptional
 Built in 1908.
 Structure associated with a prom inent local person – G.L. Hyde.  Excellent example of Colonial Revival style architecture.  Structure contains architecturally significant elements, including ornate entry way, unique side porch, numerous windows, clapboard siding, and exposed rafter tails.
 Structure is well maintained.

719 N Highland
St
093-
162-008
Craftsman
Bungalow Focus Exceptional
 Excellent example of Craftsman Bungalow style architecture.  Structure contains architectura lly significant elements, including numerous windows with unique diamond shaped muntins, large front porch and gable roof, and shingle siding (not original material, but preserves historical appearance).
 Structure is well maintained.

727 N Highland
St
093-
162-007
Craftsman
Bungalow Focus Exceptional
 Excellent example of Craftsman Bungalow style architecture.  Structure contains architectura lly significant and uncommon elements, including a stone chimney, unique gable roof, unique façade arrangement, windows with muntins, and wood siding.
 Structure is well maintained.

807 N Highland
St
093-
153-012 Bungalow Focus Exceptional
 Excellent example Bungalow style architecture.
 Structure contains architecturally significant original detail, including several dormer windows, large front porch with square shaped columns adorned with stone, exposed rafter tails, and wood siding.  Structure is well maintained.

119 S Locust St 094-
326-010 Greek Revival Focus Exceptional
 Excellent example of Greek Reviva l style architecture. Likely one of the few buildings of this type in the City of Visalia.
 Structure contains architecturally significant detail, including rounded windows throughout, pilasters, unique seal feature at the top of the parapet roof.
 Structure is well maintained.

515 S Locust St 097-
032-004
Craftsman
Bungalow Focus Exceptional
 Excellent example of Craftsman Bungalow style architecture.  Structure remains largely unchanged.
 Structure contains architectura lly significant and unique elements, including brick exterior walls, dormer windows, large entry porch, multi pitched roofs, and a unique façade arrangement.
 Structure is well maintained.

307 W Murray
Ave
094-
342-003 Eastlake Focus Exceptional

 Excellent example of Eastlake style architecture
 Structure is largely unchanged from original appearance.  Structure contains architecturally significant and uncommon elements, including a unique asymmetrical façade arrangement, numerous windows, large front porch with “eyebrows”, multi-pitched roofs, and modulated wood shingle siding.
 Structure is well maintained.

112 E Oak Ave 094-
281-009
Pueblo
Revival Background Exceptional
 Excellent example of Pueblo Revival style architecture. Likely only structure of its kind in the City of Visalia
 Structure contains architectura lly significant and unique elements, including uncommon adobe brick construction, entryway with arched openings.

201 W Oak Ave 094-
336-004
Georgia
Colonial
Revival
Focus Exceptional
 Excellent example of Georgia Colo nial Revival style architecture.

Likely only structure of its kind in the City of Visalia.  Structure contains architecturally significant elements, entryway with prominent columns, large steeple, brick exterior, and large windows.  Structure is well maintained.

200 / 202 W Oak Ave 094-
333-005
Mission
Revival Focus Exceptional
 Structure associated with important cultural/community use – Tulare County Library.
 Excellent example of Mission Revival style architecture.  Structure contains architectura lly significant uncommon elements, including tile roofing, numerous windows with muntins, and a unique façade arrangement.
 Structure is well maintained.

425 W Race
Ave
093-
165-001 Bungalow Background Exceptional
 Excellent example of Bungalow style architecture.
 Structure contains architecturally significant and uncommon elements, including numerous windows, a unique façade arrangement, large front porch, and tile roofing.
 Structure is well maintained.

319 W School
Ave
094-
332-009
Colonial
Revival Focus Exceptional
 Excellent example of Colonial Revival style architecture.  Structure contains architecturally significant and uncommon elements, including a unique façade arrangement, wood shingle siding, dormer windows, prominent roof eaves, asymmetrical porch/entryway with rounded columns,
 Structure largely unchanged from original appearance.  Structure is well maintained.

615 N Willis St 093-
166-010 Bungalow Focus Exceptional
 Excellent example of Bungalow style architecture.
 Structure contains architectura lly significant elements, including numerous windows with muntins, large and bracketed front porch, multi-pitched roofs, and wood siding.
 Structure noted as having previo usly received an HPAC Preservation Award.
 Structure is well maintained.

700 N Willis St 093-
164-007 Bungalow Focus Exceptional
 Structure associated with an import ant original use, as one of the oldest multifamily buildings in the City of Visalia.
 Excellent example of Bungalow style architecture.
 Structure contains architectura lly significant elements, including numerous original double hung sash windows, large entryway, “U- shaped” construction.
 Structure is well maintained.

722 N Willis St 093-
164-001
Period
Revival Focus Exceptional
 Excellent example of Period Revival style architecture.  Structure contains architecturally significant and uncommon elements, including a unique façade arrangement, uncommon entry room with a flat roof, windows with muntins, and a small dormer window,  Structure noted as having previo usly received an HPAC Preservation Award.
 Structure is well maintained.

Number Dir. Street APN Style Classification Recommendation Justification 210
W
Center
Ave
094-
336-006 Commercial Backg round Focus
 Structure previously housed an important original use.  Structure contains architecturally significant elements, including brick architecture.
 Exterior alterations have occurred, loss of some original detail.

910
W
Center
Ave
093-
224-004 Vernacular Background Focus
 Structure contains architecturally significant and uncommon elements, including a porch with a unique gable and lattice work.  Some exterior alterations have occurred, including new windows.

914
W
Center
Ave
093-
224-003 Vernacular Background Focus
 Structure contains architecturally significant elements, including a unique porch and gable treatment.
 Some exterior alterations have occurred, including placement of brick to entryway. However, work is somewhat compatible.

Sites Changed to “Focus”
915/917
W
Center
Ave
093-
225-001
Craftsman
Bungalow Background Focus
 Structure is an uncommon Craftsman style duplex.
 Structure contains architecturally significant elements, including a large porch with gable roofs and exposed beams.
 Some exterior alterati ons have occurred, including the addition of ADA ramps and new windows.
 Structure is well maintained.

1007
W
Center
Ave
093-
226-004 Bungalow Background Focus
 Great example of Bungalow style architecture.
 Structure contains architectura lly significant elements, including uncommon fenestration.
 Brick exposed on porch columns.
 Some exterior alterati ons have occurred, including loss of original brick chimney, original door and windows.
 Structure is well maintained.

1013
W
Center
Ave
093-
226-002
Airplane
Bungalow Background Focus
 Great example of Airplane Bungalow style architecture.  Structure contains architecturally significant elements, including a large porch, wood siding, and original windows.
 Some exterior alterations have occurred, including to the original double doors.
 Structure is well maintained.

1105
W
Center
Ave
093-
227-014 Bungalow Background Focus
 Great example of Bungalow style architecture.
 Enclosed portion of the porch has been removed. Unclear if enclosed room was original to the structure.
 Structure is well maintained.

1110
W
Center
Ave
093-
222-003
Period
Revival Background Focus
 Great example of Period Revival architecture.
 Structure contains architecturally significant and uncommon elements, including unique brick work, uncommon chimney, and uncommon front gable roof with flattened pitch.
 Structure is well maintained.

1115
W
Center
Ave
093-
227-002 Bungalow Background Focus
 Great example of Bungalow style architecture.
 Structure contains architecturally significant elements, including a large front porch with thick columns.
 Some exterior altera tions have occurred, including loss of original windows and doors.
 Structure is well maintained.

1300
W
Center
Ave
093-
264-021
Period
Revival Background Focus
 Great example of Period Revival style architecture.
 Structure contains architecturally significant elements, including roofs with flattened pitches.
 Structure is well maintained.

406
N
Church
St
094-
272-009
Colonial
Revival Background Focus

 Structure contains architecturally significant and uncommon elements, including an uncommon architectural arrangement, porch with uncommon, raised roof feature, and wood siding.
 Some exterior alterations have occurred, including loss of porch railings.
 Structure is well maintained.

421
N
Church
St
094-
271-002
Craftsman
Bungalow Background Focus
 Structure associated with prominent local person – Nathaniel Bradley, Bradley Family.
 Great example of Craftsman Bungalow style architecture.  Structure contains architecturally significant elements, including front porch with exposed trusses and exposed rafter tails.
 Some exterior alterations have occurred, including the addition of security bars to windows, brick trim around front porch.  Structure is well maintained.

515 S Church
St
097-
066-005
Craftsman
Bungalow Background Focus
 Great example of Craftsman Bungalow style architecture.  Structure contains architecturally significant elements, including a porch with exposed rafters, exposed trusses, wood siding, and dormer windows.

609 S Church
St
097-
071-002
Colonial
Revival Background Focus
 Great example of Colonial Revival style architecture.  Structure contains architecturally significant elements, including wood siding, entryway feature, and dormer window with flared eaves.  Structure is well maintained.

825 S Church
St
097-
087-008
Bungalow Background Focus
 Great example of Bungalow style architecture.
 Structure contains architecturally significant elements, unique porch columns, wood siding, and unique gable features.
 Contains Accessory Dwelling unit in the rear of the property.  Structure is well maintained.

114 E Tulare
Ave

410 N Court St 094-
271-006 Bungalow Background Focus

 Structure associated with prominent local person – The Bradley Family.
 Great example of Bungalow style architecture.
 Contains historic architectural el ements, including multipaned windows and a stucco chimney.
 Structure is well maintained.

500 & 506 N Court St 094-
261-010
Bungalow/Pra
irie Background Focus
 Great example of Bungalow/Prairie style architecture.  Structure contains architecturally significant and uncommon elements, including a large porch, numerous windows with muntins, and prairie style roofs.
 Some exterior altera tions have occurred, including addition of metal bars to porch.

711 N Court St 094-
015-014 Commercial Backg round Focus
 Structure contains architectura lly significant and unique elements, including brick architecture.
 Some exterior alterations have occurred, including window change outs and addition of awnings.
 Structure is well maintained.

632 N Encina St 094-
013-005
Period
Revival Background Focus
 Great example of Period Revival style architecture.
 Structure contains architectura lly significant elements, including numerous windows, wood siding, multiple pitched roofs, multiple entryways.
 Some exterior alterations have occurred, including change out of original windows, addition of fencing.
 Structure is well maintained.

309 N Garden
St
094-
282-003 Vernacular Background Focus
 Structure contains architecturally significant elements, including brick architecture.
 Some exterior alterations have occurred, including addition of awning that complement the structure.
 Structure is well maintained.

415 N Garden
St
094-
272-004
Craftsman
Bungalow Background Focus
 Great example of Craftsman Bungalow style architecture.  Structure contains architecturall y significant elements, including a porch with brick columns, wood shingle siding, numerous windows with muntins, and large gable roofs.
 Exterior alterations currently underway, largely in keeping with historic nature of structure.
 Structure is well maintained.

427 S Garden
St
097-
052-003 Bungalow Background Focus
 Great example of Bungalow style architecture.
 Built in 1924.
 Structure contains architectura lly significant elements, including multiple gable roofs, wood siding.
 Work conducted to restore stru cture to original appearance.  Structure is well maintained.

408 W Goshen
Ave
094-
352-006
Colonial
Revival Background Focus
 Great example of Colonial Revival style architecture.  Structure contains architectura lly significant elements, including dormer vents, wood siding, asymmetrical front porch with rounded columns.
 Exterior repairs have improved appearance and restored features.  Structure is well maintained.

410-412 W Goshen
Ave
094-
352-007 Vernacular Background Focus
 Great example of Vernacular style architecture.
 Uncommon duplex for type of structure.
 Structure contains architecturally significant elements, including wood construction, multiple front porches, dormer feature, multiple roof features.
 Exterior alterations have improved appearance and restored features.  Structure is well maintained.

411 W Goshen
Ave
094-
351-002 Bungalow Background Focus
 Great example of Bungalow style architecture.
 Structure contains architectura lly significant elements, including exposed rafter tails and dormer windows.
 Some exterior altera tions have occurred, including loss of original windows.

810 N Highland
St
093-
154-016
Mission
Revival /
Regency
Background Focus
 Great example of Mission Revival/Regency style architecture.  Structure contains architectura lly significant elements, including rounded front porch with rounded columns, tile roofing, unique roof line.
 Structure is well maintained.

505 W Kaweah
Ave
096-
143-001 Eastlake Backg round Focus
 Great example of Eastlake style architecture.
 Structure contains architecturally significant elements, including ornate exteriors, bay window, unique facade.
 Some exterior alterations have occurred, including the addition of a garage that is compatible with the main structure.
 Structure is well maintained.

600 W Kaweah
Ave
096-
133-006 Bungalow Background Focus
 Added in 2013 to the Local Regist er with addition of the Homebuilders Addition subdivision to the Historic District.
 Great example of Bungalow style architecture.
 Structure contains architecturally significant elements, including an original trellis feature.
 Structure is well maintained.

815 W Kaweah
Ave
096-
151-003 Vernacular Background Focus
 Great example of Vernacular/Mi ssion Revival style architecture.  Structure contains architecturally significant elements, tile roofing, arched vents and windows, a central “bell tower feature,  Some exterior alterations have occurred.
 Structure is well maintained.

904 W Main St 093-
225-007
Craftsman
Bungalow Background Focus
 Great example of Craftsman Bungalow style architecture.  Structure contains architecturally significant elements, including clinker brick porch columns, exposed rafter tails, unique gable feature, intersecting roof lines.
 Structure is well maintained.

1102 W Main St 093-
227-013 Bungalow Background Focus
 Great example of Bungalow style architecture.
 Structure contains architecturally significant elements, including brick architecture, dormer feature, intersecting roof lines.
 Structure is well maintained.

310 W Murray
Ave
094-
353-009 Queen Anne Background Focus
 Great example of Queen Anne style architecture.
 Structure contains architectura lly significant elements, including windows with muntins, gable roofs with shingle siding, and an asymmetrical façade,
 Structure is well maintained.

614 W Myrtle
Ave
096-
153-009 Bungalow Exceptional Focus
 Great example of Bungalow style architecture.
 Structure contains architectura lly significant elements, including slanted roof features, rounded porch columns, siding, exterior brick treatments.
 Exterior alterations have occurred resulting in a loss of significance. In particular, the original siding was replaced with aluminum material not in keeping with the original structure.
 Structure is well maintained.

709 W Noble
Ave
096-
134-003
Airplane
Bungalow Background Focus
 Great example of Airplane Bungalow style architecture.  Structure contains architecturally significant elements, including a porch with thick columns, gable vent feature, original prairie windows.  Structure is well maintained.

715 W Noble
Ave
096-
134-001 Vernacular Background Focus
 Great example of Vernacular style architecture.
 Structure contains architecturally significant and uncommon elements, including a front porch with tapered columns, a chimney with inset detail, bay/prairie windows.
 Structure is well maintained.

735 W Oak Ave 093-
187-002
Airplane
Bungalow Background Focus
 Great example of Airplane Bungalow style architecture.  Structure contains architecturally significant and uncommon elements, including a prominent porch with unique gable feature, and original windows with muntins.
 Some exterior alterati ons have occurred, including covering of brick porch columns with stucco.
 Structure is well maintained.

406 W School
Ave
094-
341-006 Bungalow Background Focus
 Great example of Bungalow style architecture.
 Structure contains architecturally significant elements, a unique front porch with rounded and square columns.
 Structure lightly rehabilitated to improve historic appearance.  Structure is well maintained.

507 W School
Ave
093-
184-003 Vernacular Background Focus
 Great example of Vernacular style architecture.
 Structure contains architecturally significant elements wood siding, entry way, and gable roof with shingle siding.
 Some loss of original details (small dormer window), but otherwise intact.
 Structure is well maintained.

701 N Willis St 093-
163-013 Bungalow Background Focus
 Great example of Bungalow style architecture.
 Structure contains architecturally significant elements, including a porch with brick columns, brick and siding exterior, and roofs with flattened pitches.
 Some exterior alterations have occurred.
 Structure is well maintained.

714 N Willis St 093-
164-008
Period
Revival Background Focus
 Great example of Period Revival style architecture.
 Structure contains architecturally significant elements, including a high- pitched roof, asymmetrical design, and original wood windows with muntins.
 Structure is well maintained.

720 N Willis St 093-
164-009
Period
Revival Background Focus
 Great example of Period Revival style architecture.
 Structure contains architecturally significant elements, including a small portico.
 Some exterior alterations have occurred, including change of double hung windows to single hung.
 Structure is well maintained.

Number Dir. Street APN Style Classification Recommendation Justification 621 S Church
St
097-
071-006 Vernacular Focus Background

 Significant loss of original detail, in particular to windows and the front porch.
 Addition of faux historical elements to structure.

710 S Church
St
097-
076-012 Vernacular Focus Background

 Loss of original detail to front porch , including loss of exposed rafters.  Structure has fallen in disrepair due to lack of maintenance.

506 S Court St 097-
034-007 Eastlake Focus Background
 Loss of original detail, in particular to windows, removal of original landing.

Sites Downgraded to “Background”
507 S Court St 097-
033-003 Vernacular Focus Background

 Significant loss of original detail, including removal of front porch, loss of original door and front windows.
 Addition of features not architec turally compatible with original structure, including stair railings and a wood deck.

720 S Court St 097-
025-006
Airplane
Bungalow Focus Background
 Significant loss of original detail, including replacement of original shingle siding with vinyl horizontal siding, loss of original gable vents, and loss of 2nd floor exposed rafter tails.

829 N Floral St 094-
024-014
Craftsman
Bungalow Focus Background

 Loss of original detail, in particul ar replacement of original windows and damage to exterior shingle siding.
 Addition of plywood fencing along northern property boundary detrimental to historic aesthetic of site and neighborhood.  Structure has fallen in disrepair due to lack of maintenance.

601 W Kaweah
Ave
096-
153-005 Bungalow Background/Focus Background
 Structure is a fair example of B ungalow architecture but retains no distinguishing architectural elements warranting “Focus” classification.  Duplex construction.

605 S Willis St
605 W Kaweah
Ave
096-
153-004 Bungalow Focus Background
 Placed on the Local Register in 2013 when the Homebuilders Addition subdivision was added to the Historic District.
 Structure is a good example of the Bungalow architecture and contributes to the historic aesthetic of the surrounding neighborhood.  Structure contains no distinguishin g architectural elements warranting a “Focus” classification.

624 S Locust St 097-
036-007 Vernacular Focus Background
 Significant loss of original detail to the front exterior due to fire damage and rehabilitation not in keeping with original structure.  Changes include addition of vinyl windows, a new porch banister railing, metal screen door, and loss of original porch brackets.

Number Dir. Street APN Style Classification Recommendation Justification 411 NE 1st Ave 094-085-
002
Vernacular Background Remove from Local
Register
 Per older survey documents, the original historically designated structure is no longer on the property.
 The existing structure is different fr om the one previously documented. It is unclear whether the original structure was demolished or relocated.

200 NW 1st Ave 094-022-
019
Vernacular Background Remove from Local
Register
 The original historically designa ted structure was demolished.

431 S Bridge St 097-053-
011
Colonial
Revival
Background Remove from Local
Register.
 The original historically desig nated structure was demolished.  A new office building was constructed onsite in 1987.

Sites Removed from the Local Register
508 S Church St 097-065-
015
Vernacular Background Remove from Local
Register
 The original historically desig nated structure was demolished.  A new residence was constructed onsite in 2008.

611 S Church St 097-071-
003
Vernacular Background Remove from Local
Register
 The original historically desig nated structure was demolished.  A new triplex was constructed onsite in approximately 2004.

622 S Church St 097-072-
012
Vernacular Background Remove from Local
Register
 The structure was damaged due to fire in 1996. Damaged portions of the structure where subsequently demolished.
 The structure was repaired and c onverted into a duplex in 1997.  Repairs significantly altered the appearance of the building, removing almost all architecturally significant features.

708 S Church St 097-076-
013
Vernacular Background Remove from Local
Register
 The original historically designa ted structure was demolished.

715 S Church St 097-077-
004
Vernacular Background Remove from Local
Register
 Structure significantly altered from original appearance (date work conducted unknown).
 Original batten board siding removed, windows altered, and a non-original porch feature added.

807 S Court St 097-024-
014
Italianate Focus Remove from Local
Register
 Structure destroyed by fire in 2021.

209 N Encina St 094-337-
007
Bungalow Background Remove from Local
Register
 Original structure demolished in 2021.

520 N Encina St 094-354-
019
Eastlake Background Remove from Local
Register
 Determined by HPAC that structure does not contain significant features of historical or architectural value to warrant Local Register designation.  Noted that alterations had also occurred to the original windows and garage door.
 Original surveys note that structure bui lt in 1969, making the building no more than 53 years of age.
816 W Kaweah
Ave
096-135-
009
Revival Background Remove from Local
Register
 The structure was completely altered fr om its original appearance in 2008 as a result of a remodel of the residence.
 The existing front façade, while histor ically compatible with the surrounding area, bears no resemblance to the original structure.
 Reconsideration for placement back on the Local Register will be made at a future date once the structure is of age to warrant Local Register designation.

209 N Locust St 094-336-
005
Eastlake Focus Remove from Local
Register
 Residence relocated to 1103 W. Center Avenue. Date unknown.  Local Register designations to do not follow structures when they are relocated, as they are site specific.
 Consideration will be given to placi ng the relocated structure back on the Local Register in the future.

520 W Mineral
King
093-204-
018
Mission
Revival
Focus Remove from Local
Register
 Structure relocated to 732 W. Oak Avenue in 2003.
 Local Register designations to do not follow structures when they are relocated, as they are site specific.
 Consideration will be given to placi ng the relocated structure back on the Local Register in the future.

800 W Mineral
King
093-201-
012
Cluster
Cottage
Focus Remove from Local
Register
 Structures were relocated to the southw est corner of N. Giddings Street and W. Center Avenue (105, 119 N. Giddings Street/1301 W. Center Street) in approximately 1990.
 Local Register designations to do not follow structures when they are relocated, as they are site specific.
 Consideration will be given to placi ng the relocated structure back on the Local Register in the future.

208 N West St 094-338-
012
Vernacular Background Remove from Local
Register
 The original structure was demolished in 2008.

705 N Willis St 093-163-
012
Bungalow Focus Remove from Local
Register
 The original historically designat ed structure was damaged by fire and subsequently demolished in 2002.
 A new residence was constructed onsite in 2007.

501, 503 & 509 W Willow
Ave
096-204-
020
Airplane
Bungalow,
Mission
Revival/Sp-
anish
Eclectic,
Bungalow
Background,
Background,
Background
Remove all from
Local Register
 501 W. Willow Avenue – Residence relocated to 606 N. Bridge Street. Date unknown.
 503 W. Willow Avenue – Residence relocated to 614 N. Bridge Street. Date unknown.
 509 W. Willow Avenue – Residence relocated. Date and location unknown.  Local Register designations to do not follow structures when they are relocated, as they are site specific.
 Consideration will be given to placi ng the relocated structures back on the Local Register in the future.

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