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MIAMI SHORES VILLAGE
HISTORIC PRESERVATION BOARD MEETING
The Historic Preservation Board met on Monday, January 13, 2003 in the Council Chambers of Village Hall. The meeting was called to order at 7:35
PM
with the following members present:
PRESENT: Martha
Anne Collins
Bob
Davis
Fred
Newman
Maria
Temkin
William
Tenney
Steve
Zelkowitz
ALSO PRESENT: Barbara
A. Estep, Village Clerk
The Village Clerk administered an oath to those in
attendance who expected to testify and asked Board Members if there were
any disclosures to be made.
ACTION ITEMS
- Selection of Historic
Preservation Board Chair
Mr. Newman nominated William Tenney for Chair. Ms. Collins nominated Maria Temkin for
Chair and Mr. Davis nominated Steve Zelkowitz for Chair. Ms. Temkin and Mr. Zelkowitz offered
their thanks for the nominations but declined to accept the
nomination. A vote was taken, the
results of which were unanimous in favor of Mr. Tenney’s appointment as the
Chair of the Board.
- Minutes – November 12, 2002
Mr. Zelkowitz moved approval of the November 12, 2002 Minutes. Mr.
Newman seconded the motion and the vote was unanimous in favor.
3. Request for
Certificate of Appropriateness
Address: 421
Grand Concourse – Grand Concourse Apartments
Applicant: James deMolyneux
Request: Installation of Fabric Awnings
Mr. deMolyneux provided the
Board with information relating to his request to install fabric awnings on
a number of the windows of the subject property. Mr. Newman moved approval of the
request. Ms. Collins seconded the
motion. Board Members asked for
clarification on the specifics of the awnings to be installed, including
the design type, color, and the proposed awning locations. A lengthy discussion ensued regarding the
number and location of windows to have awnings installed, with the Board
Members expressing their individual views on the issue. Following this discussion, the
information contained on Mr. deMolyneux’s request
for a certificate of appropriateness was specified as follows:
Sunbrella #9606 Dubonet Tweed
fabric awnings on nine windows (two windows to the far left hand margin of
the attached photocopy, three windows to the far right hand margin of the
attached photocopy, and the four 3rd story center windows). The awning design will be that they have
sides and are scalloped.
Mr. Tenney called for the vote which was unanimous in
favor of issuing a certificate of appropriateness.
- Request for Nomination for
Landmark Designation
Address: 540 N.E. 96th Street
Applicant: Daniel
& Elizabeth Weingrad
Ms. Weingrad was present and
spoke on her own behalf. She
expressed her uncertainty of the codes governing historically designated
properties. Individual Board Members
spoke about the importance of the designation and suggested that Ms. Weingrad obtain a copy of the Code section relating to
Historic Preservation. The Clerk
indicated that should the Board move to recommend the designation to the
Council, it would be conditional upon receiving an executed Covenant back
from the homeowners. Due to the
circumstances surrounding the item, Mr. Zelkowitz moved to continue the
item to the next meeting. Ms. Temkin
seconded the motion and the vote was 4 to 1 with Mr. Tenney
dissenting.
Following the meetings proceedings, Board Members
discussed a number of items, including the newly amended Code provisions
(specifically Section 11.9), the Dade Heritage Trust Walking Tour, and
disclosure issues.
ADJOURNMENT
The January 13, 2003 Historic Preservation Board
Meeting was adjourned at 8:48 PM.
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William
Tenney, Chair
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Barbara A. Estep, CMC
Village Clerk
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