5. 104 Camino Matias H-19-019

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City of Santa Fe
Historic Districts Review Board
Findings of Fact and Conclusions of Law
Case #H-19-019
Address – 101, 103, 105, 106, 109, 110, 111, 113, 114, 115, 117, 118, 119, 120, 121 Camino
Santiago and 104, 105, 107, 109, 111, 116/120 Camino Matias
Agent’s Name – Lloyd and Associates
Owner/Applicant’s Name – Plaza del Monte
THIS MATTER came before the Historic Districts Review Board (“Board”) for hearing on June
25, 2019.
BACKGROUND
101-121 Camino Santiago and 104-120 Camino Matias are 22 residential structures (hereafter the
“Relevant Properties”), which along with 122, 124, 125, 126 and the garages at 126 Camino
Santiago, comprise the Plaza del Monte subdivision, located in the Downtown and Eastside
Historic District. The historic status for all 27 structures in Plaza del Monte as of the date of this
hearing is summarized in the table below:
Address Construction
Date(s)
Current
Historic
Status
Recommended
Historic Status
In HRE Report
HDRB
Status
Review
Case
101 Camino
Santiago
c.1967-68 NC NC H-19-019
102 Camino
Santiago
c.1965 NC C H-19-019
103 Camino
Santiago
c.1965 NC C H-19-019
105 Camino
Santiago (Units 1-4)
1971 NS NC H-19-019
106 Camino
Santiago
c.1965 NS C H-19-019
109 Camino
Santiago
c.1965 NS NC H-19-019
110 Cam. Santiago /
112 Cam. Matias
c.1962/c.1968 NS NC H-19-019
111 Camino
Santiago
c.1965 NS C H-19-019
113 Camino
Santiago
c.1970 NS NC H-19-019
114 Camino
Santiago
c.1972 NS NC H-19-019

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115 Camino
Santiago
c.1970 NS NC H-19-019
117 Camino
Santiago
1966-67 NS NC H-19-019
118 Camino
Santiago
c.1973 NS NC H-19-019
119 Camino
Santiago
c.1965 NS NC H-19-019
120 Camino
Santiago
c.1971 NS NC H-19-019
121 Camino
Santiago
c.1971 NS NC H-19-019
122 Camino
Santiago
c.1971 NC - H-17-098A
124 Camino
Santiago
c.1968 C - H-17-098A
125 Camino
Santiago (Units 1-4)
c.1970 NC - H-17-098A
126 Camino
Santiago
c.1968 C - H-17-098A
Garages south of 126
Cam. Santiago
c.1968/1977 NC - H-17-098A
104 Camino Matias c.1965 NC C H-19-019
105 Camino Matias 1950 C NC H-19-019
107 Camino Matias 1950 NC NC H-19-019
109 Camino Matias 1950 NC NC H-19-019
111 Camino Matias pre-1960
(moved to
site)
NC NC H-19-019
116/120 Camino
Matias
pre-1957
w/c.1984
addition
NC NC H-19-019
NS = Non-statused NC = Non-contributing C = Contributing
Historic status for 122, 124, 125, 126 and the garages at 126 Camino Santiago were
assigned in Case H-17-098A. An extensive case history was provided as an attachment to the
March 28, 2018 Plaza Del Monte Historic Resources Evaluation Report, prepared by John W.
Murphey, architectural historian (hereafter, “HRE Report”). On March 26, 2019, the HDRB
reviewed the status of seven non-statused structures in Plaza del Monte (105, 113, 114, 115, 118,
120, and 121 Camino Santiago) and voted to assign Contributing status to all seven structures
because of their association to the Plaza del Monte, an historic planned subdivision, and because
they are representative examples of Mid-century Modern influenced expressions of Santa Fe Style.
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the assignment of contributing historic status for the seven structures, citing insufficient discussion
of each individual structure to justify the assignment of contributing status, including failure to
designate primary façades. The conditions of this action were in the form of the following
directives: 1) that the Land Use Director provide interpretation of the “50-year rule”; 2) that staff
provide information regarding applicability of the provisions in the code for “Historic Compound”
designation; and 3) that staff bring all remaining structures in Plaza del Monte back to the HDRB
for review under a single status review case.
The HRE report was included as an attachment to the staff report for this hearing. At this
hearing, Staff presented all structures in Plaza del Monte for which status is not currently assigned
for status review, including designation of primary façades as needed for those structures that
receive contributing status.
HISTORICAL SUMMARY OF PLAZA DEL MONTE
The Plaza del Monte subdivision, or Plaza del Monte Retirement Center as it was formerly
known, was originally conceived in the late 1950s as a communal living center for retired
Presbyterian pastors, missionaries, and other church officials. After the Allison-James School
closed in 1958, the United Presbyterian Church decided to plan for re-development of the site, and
they selected the architectural firm of Kenneth S. Clark and Phillippe Register to design it as a
large retirement community. The architects divided the former campus into two parts – the site of
the older buildings termed the “South Area” would be developed first with a congregate building,
and the “North Area” would be developed in a second phase with individual residences. A
preliminary layout of the development in 1960 showed a cul-de-sac arrangement of the homes
built around two new streets. Camino Santiago would run along the northern portion of the
property, turning south and terminating in a cul-de-sac, and Camino Matias would be a loop off of
Camino Santiago running through the older residences at the southern portion of the property.
As is described in the Plaza del Monte Historic Resources Evaluation, Clark and Register
conceived the design of the residences as a modified L-plan to which a carport and portal were
attached. Architectural details are sympathetic to the Spanish-Pueblo Revival tradition – with
room-block stuccoed massing, rounded corners, and vigas, posts and corbels on the portals and
carports – but re-framed in mid-century styling. This contemporary influence became more
pronounced on the exteriors of the later homes in the development, when the low, horizontal lines
of the residences were further accentuated with flat overhanging roofs at times intersected with
vertical planes. The latest homes constructed in Plaza del Monte in the early 1970s experimented
with angular walls and a more compact massing with carport-dominant façades.
SUMMARIES OF INDIVIDUAL PROPERTIES
101 Camino Santiago: Situated near the east entrance to Plaza del Monte, the house is a
roughly 1,332 square foot contemporary residence constructed in 1967-68. In plan, the three-
bedroom dwelling has a square form with an attached L-shaped portal and garage, giving it a
combined square footprint. It presents to the street a long portal with the roof carrying over the
garage. It is fenestrated with aluminum windows, primarily of a sliding operation. A paneled wood
door gives entry to the residence at the east end of the portal. The garage entry is fitted with a

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recent vinyl overhead door. Cementitious brocade stucco in a peach tone covers the frame building.
The roof consists of a mixture of gravel and asphalt material. An interior parapet outlines the
dwelling portion of the mass. While contemporary in form, the vigas across the portal give the
residence a regional feel.
102 Camino Santiago: One of the earliest units to be constructed at Plaza del Monte, 102
Camino Santiago is a 2,064 square foot dwelling with one addition. The two bedroom, flat-roof
house faces Camino Matias. It shows to the street (west) a façade-long portal, continuing at the
south end as a single-space carport. The portal is supported by shiplap wood girders resting on
round posts with double-ended corbels. Most of the portal façade is painted white. A line of vigas
runs along the top of the wall. The elevation is penetrated by two doors and large windows, with
the southernmost window not meeting the ordinance in regard to its distance from the corner. The
north elevation facing Camino Santiago displays a variety of window openings holding tall metal
casements. A shallow overhang supported by short vigas carries over most of the elevation. At the
northeast corner is a roomblock-like projection holding the bedroom wing. The rear (east)
elevation presents a number of alterations. The largest is a post-1969 addition, over what was a
patio. The 380-square-foot addition is fenestrated with modern windows and is sheltered by a
parapet-type portal. The house was constructed in c. 1965, and its designer/architect is unverified
but assumed to be Kenneth S. Clark and Phillippe Register.
103 Camino Santiago: Roughly 1,533 square feet, the one-story residence is designed as
an L-plan form. The plan puts the bedrooms in a cube-like mass, with the remainder of the
functions of the house strung along a linear spine. Its façade is defined by a long portal sheltering
its entry and patio doors. The east end of the composition terminates as a one-bay carport. A line
of vigas runs along the back (north) elevation supporting a short overhang. An exterior chimney
breaks through the overhang, rising several feet above the roof. The house is fenestrated with an
array of original and replacement aluminum windows. It is entered under the portal through a
stylized wood panel door flanked by one set of sidelights. The dwelling’s flat roof is outlined by a
short parapet; the roof is covered with gravel. The frame structure is finished with cementitious
brocade stucco in the buckskin tone. While contemporary in form, vigas used across the portal and
the roomblock bedroom wing give the residence a Spanish-Pueblo Revival feel. The house was
constructed in c. 1965; its architect/designer is unverified but assumed to be architect Phillippe
Register.
105 Camino Santiago (Units 1-4): Forming a long, linear composition, 105 Camino
Santiago is one of three apartment buildings erected at Plaza del Monte. The carport-dominated
structure works its way down the slope as two L-plan units joined together at the center by a
laundry room. The structure is bookended by masses holding the apartments. The larger apartments
containing two bedrooms are situated in the projecting roomblocks. The apartments share a party
wall at the living room. Spanning between the apartments are the carports and the laundry room.
The carports are detailed with a viga-roof structure which continues as a portal along the inner
apartments. The rear (north) elevation is divided into small patios. The apartments are entered
through wood panel doors; solid wood doors give access to the storage units and the laundry. The
original multi-light steel casement windows have been replaced with aluminum units. A short
parapet follows the outline of the apartments, and is penetrated on the south, east and west
elevations with cut-through metal canals. The frame structure is finished with cementitious

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brocade stucco in a peach tone. While contemporary in form, the vigas used across the portales
and carports and the cubed apartment masses give the residence a regional feel. The roughly 4,198
square foot apartment building was constructed in 1971, after a design by architect Phillipe
Register.
106 Camino Santiago: Likely the third unit to be constructed at Plaza del Monte, 106
Camino Santiago is a 2,031 square foot dwelling with a portal across two elevations (north and
east). In plan, it has an L-shaped foundation with an attached carport. The flat-roof dwelling holds
three bedrooms confined to a wing at the west end. The rear (south) elevation is focused on a small
patio cut into the southwest corner of the home. The southeast corner is terminated by a one-space
carport. The two-sided portal runs along the north and east elevations. The structure is made of
vigas which sit on square girders held up by round posts with corbels. The portal elevations are
painted white and fenestrated with doors on each exposure. Small rectangular windows penetrate
the bedroom wing. The remaining windows vary, including large picture and grouped casements
and sliding units. The roof is finished with rolled asphalt which carries over the inner parapets. A
squat stucco-faced chimney rises at the northeast corner. The house is finished with textured
cementitious stucco in a light buckskin tone. The residence was constructed in c.1965. Its designer
is unverified but is suspected to be an early Clark and Register design.
109 Camino Santiago: Composed of a series of angled walls, the carport dominated
residence was constructed in 1966, after a design by architect Phillipe Register. The house presents
to the street a tall and wide carport framed with a viga roof. The west end of the carport is sheltered
by a double splayed wall. The angled wall composition is echoed across the east elevation. In plan,
the residence is roughly an L with its form obscured by the carport. The approximately 1,220
square foot dwelling holds two bedrooms in a cube-like mass anchoring the east end. Between the
bedroom mass and carport is a small enclosed patio and portal sheltering the main entry and a pair
of oversized wood windows. The rear (north) elevation has a small viga canopy protecting a patio
door. A tapered chimney breaks the wall plane on this elevation. Fenestration consists of mainly
aluminum windows. The frame structure is finished with cementitious brocade stucco in the
buckskin tone. The contemporary style home was constructed in 1965 and is one of the earliest
residences to be constructed in Plaza del Monte.
110 Camino Santiago: Located at the west end of the common area are two residential
units which were joined together at some point after 1970. The older unit, addressed as 110 Camino
Santiago, takes up the east end of the footprint. Constructed in c.1962, after a design by architect
Kenneth S. Clark, it is roughly an L-shaped box with a rear portal and connected carport. The street
facing façade (north) is defined by a small recessed entry. The remainder of the façade is divided
into rectangular window openings holding sliding units. Smaller, rectangular sliding windows are
applied across the east bedroom wing. A shallow portal runs across the rear (south) elevation
historically leading to a single-space carport. The portal elevation is fenestrated with a patio door,
sliding windows, and a louvered door leading to a utility room. The house is outlined by parapets
and finished in buckskin cementitious stucco. It holds three bedrooms. Attached to the west end
of the original Clark design is a post-1966 addition. Arranged at a lower height, the approximately
864 square foot appendage is a rectangular box with overhanging eaves and a porch. The addition,
most likely designed by architect Phillipe Register, introduces a contemporary vocabulary. A
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Similar beams extend out from the west elevation to create the porch. A tall angular wall rising
above the roofline defines its south edge. The addition is fenestrated with a few doors and square
window openings, holding single-light metal casements. Most likely occurring with the addition,
the carport was widened (or constructed anew) to hold two vehicles. Set back from the addition,
the roughly 1,054 square foot structure is supported by a viga and post system.
111 Camino Santiago: Arranged at an east-west orientation, the house is a one-story,
approximately 1,616 square foot, flat-roof dwelling erected in c.1965. The dwelling has an L-
shaped plan with its two bedrooms confined to a rectangular wing at the west end. The remaining
house holds the living room, kitchen and dining area. The front (south) façade is market y along
portal which continues across to an attached one-bay carport. The portal shelters the front entry
and a sliding patio door. The structure is supported by round poles holding a viga roof. The house
is fenestrated with common windows, most of them appearing to be replacement units. It is entered
through a raised wood panel door flanked on one side by a sidelight. The rear (north) elevation
contains a few windows and a door sheltered by a shallow viga-supported visor. A tapered chimney
breaks through the visor, terminating with a terra cotta cap. The frame building is finished in a
smooth cementitious stucco in a buckskin tone. The flat roof is covered with asphalt, which carries
over the east exposure to the bedroom wing. While contemporary in form, the vigas used across
the portal give the residence a Spanish-Pueblo Revival feel. The placement and restrained size of
the carport helps maintain the regional tradition. The building was constructed after a design by
architect Phillipe Register.
113 Camino Santiago: Sitting on a slight rise, the house shares a party wall at the carport
with its neighbor at 115 Camino Santiago. The roughly 1,281 square foot dwelling contains two
bedrooms arranged at the front of the structure in a small L-shaped volume. The remainder of the
footprint holds the living functions of the house. It presents to the street two roomblock-like
volumes penetrated by horizontally oriented aluminum casement windows. A viga-framed carport
and short portal terminate the west end of the footprint. The house is entered through a raised wood
panel door with a center view light. The rear (north) elevation has a few windows and a sliding
glass door. A shallow overhang supported by square wood beams carries across the elevation. The
frame dwelling is finished in cementitious peach color stucco worked into a brocade pattern. Tall
parapets outline the perimeter of the bedroom wing. The roof is covered in asphalt which carries
over the west exposure of the bedroom mass. It was erected in c.1970, and its designer/architect is
unknown.
114 Camino Santiago: The house presents to Camino Santiago a traditional design of a
cube-like mass projecting from a linear arm. In plan, it is roughly L-shaped with a large connecting
carport attached to its southeast corner. The west end holds two bedrooms; the remainder of the
footprint contains a large living room, kitchen and utility closet. The south exposure of the
bedroom wing is penetrated by sliding glass doors. East of the bedroom wing, the front façade
(north) is divided into a recessed entry and a large casement-framed picture window. The entry
holds a raised square panel wood door with center view light. It is sheltered by a short overhang
resting on vigas. A similar combined picture and casement window is found on the east elevation
of the living room. The carport makes up most of the secondary street elevation (north, set back).
It is supported by a wood viga-and-post system. The structure shelters a patio door and single
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penetrate the parapets on the east and west elevations. The roof is covered in rolled asphalt, which
carries over the bedroom wing’s east exposure. A short stucco-clad chimney topped with a terra
cotta cap rises from the center of the roof. Erected in c.1972, the residence was designed by
Register, Ross & Burnett Architects.
115 Camino Santiago: Sharing a wall with the dwelling to the east (113 Camino Santiago),
the small house contains two bedrooms. The dwelling portion of the building is composed of a
rectangular bedroom wing. Attached to this are the living room, kitchen, and a one-space carport.
Connecting these elements is a beam portal. Together, both areas hold about 1,290 square feet.
The front (south) façade presents a simple canvas of a projecting mass balanced on one end with
the void of the carport at the other. In between is the portal with its few window and door openings.
The portal is supported by double round posts toped with corbels. The rear (north) elevation
contains a few windows and a sliding glass door sheltered by a shallow viga-supported overhang.
The windows in the residence are tall, single-light aluminum casements. A raised panel-and-view-
light door gives entry to the dwelling under the portal. Short parapets outline the perimeter of the
bedroom wing. The roof’s asphalt material carries over the east exposure of the parapet. The house
was erected in c.1970, and the designer/architect is unknown.
117 Camino Santiago: Tucked into the northwest corner of the development, the house is
a single-story, flat-roof dwelling characterized by its viga carport and continuous overhang. In
form, its two box-like volumes are arranged in a modified L-plan. The house holds two bedrooms
slung along the west wall. A large living room occupies the foot of the L. With its carport included,
the house contains 1,422 square feet. The unarticulated flat front façade is penetrated by non-
historic casement windows. A wood panel and view light door gives entry to the dwelling under
the front portal. The rear (west) elevation is fenestrated with an asymmetrical pattern of tall
aluminum casement windows. The frame building is finished with brocade-type stucco rendered
in the buckskin color. It was constructed in 1966-67, after a design by architect Phillipe Register.
Window replacements appear to have removed the pedimented heads shown on Register’s
drawings.
118 Camino Santiago: Erected in c.1973, the stucco-over-frame, two bedroom house sits on a
rise a the southeast corner of Camino Santiago and Camino Matias. In plan, it is a modified L
shaped structure with a carport attached to its front (north) façade. The roughly 1,245 square foot
dwelling has its bedrooms segregated to a wing across the west elevation. This volume is taller
than the rest of the house and is outline with parapets. The lower volume contains a living room,
kitchen and dining area. The north (front) façade is divided between the carport and the north face
of the bedroom wing. The single carport is erected over a wood structure supported by round posts.
The outside beam continues across the façade, sheltering the front entry. As with the door under
the carport, the entry holds a raised square panel unit. The secondary elevations are fenestrated
with single-light metal casement windows. The south (rear) elevation has an array of casement
windows and an enclosure giving access to the carport. A shallow overhang resting on vigas
outlines the elevation. The house is finished with cementitious brocade stucco in a peach pigment.
The roof is covered with rolled asphalt, which carries over a portion of the bedroom wing’s east
exposure. Large, trough-like wood canales pierce the west parapet. It was designed by Register,
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119 Camino Santiago: Arranged slightly above grade, the box-like house is characterized
by its continuous portal and horizontal emphasis. In plan it is a compact rectangle framed by angled
walls on its north and south exposures. Large windows, a wood panel door and a three-panel sliding
glass door appear on the front (east) façade. The rear (west) elevation has double sets of sliding
windows and a patio door arranged under an overhang. The house’s windows appear to be mostly
replacement units. The south end of the dwelling is weighted with a large carport. A tall double
splayed wall creates the south exposure. The portal is supported by vigas resting on a square beam.
Round posts topped with double ended corbels carry the weight to the floor. The roughly 1,485
square foot structure contains two bedrooms placed along the west wall. The building was
constructed in c.1965, after a design by architect Phillipe Register. The main alteration is the
removal of most of the angled wall along the northeast corner. Originally, this feature enclosed a
small patio.
120 Camino Santiago: The small two bedroom house presents a contemporary carport-dominant
design. Located along the east side of Camino Santiago, it sits back from the street. In plan, it is a
modified T form with an attached carport projecting from the front (west) façade. Its two bedrooms
are confined to a wing making up the north elevation. Higher than the rest of the house, it is
outlined with shaped parapets. The parapets are pierced with canales across the north and south
exposures. The lower volume, historically containing a living room, kitchen and music room, is
faced with a shallow overhang resting on vigas. The overhang shelters sliding glass doors, a
window and a pedestrian entry. The secondary elevations are fenestrated with aluminum casement
windows. The front (west) elevation is dominated by the carport. The structure is erected over a
viga-and-post support system. The portal’s outside beam continues across the façade, sheltering
the front (west) entry. A wood raised square panel door with a center view light gives entry to the
residence. Including its carport and utility room, the building contains 1,804 square feet. The house
was built in c.1971 after a design by Register, Ross & Burnet Architects.
121 Camino Santiago: Reflecting a carport-dominant design, the small vernacular
dwelling sits at grade on the west side of Camino Santiago. The roughly 1,309 square foot structure
holds one bedroom. In plan, it is a compact square enclosed by an angled wall across its south
exposure. Unlike most units in Plaza del Monte, it has a low pitched roof. The front (east) façade
is dominated by the one-vehicle carport. The remainder of the façade is divided into windows and
doors. The windows are uniformly multi-light steel casements in various standard sizes. The
gabled north elevation has three identical windows. The rear (west) side of the house has more
articulation, expressed through its beamed canopy over a pair of sliding doors. The frame house is
finished with heavy brocade cementitious stucco in a peach like color. A shallow square-beam
supported overhang runs along the east and west elevations. It was constructed in c.1971, after a
design by Register, Ross & Brunet Architects.
104 Camino Matias: One of the first units to be constructed at Plaza del Monte, 104
Camino Matias is an L shaped dwelling with a combined carport and portal. The approximately
1,143 square foot, flat roof structures holds two bedrooms. The bedrooms are placed in a wing
forming the north end of the residence. Its front (west) façade presents a Spanish-Pueblo Revival
plan, with its cubic, battered mass and viga roofed portal. Unlike many houses in the development,
the carport plays a secondary role on the façade. The single-bay structure, arranged behind the
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small, rectangular windows; the remaining elevations have windows arranged in a more traditional
pattern. The windows are mostly aluminum casement units. The portal elevation is painted white.
A line of vigas runs along the top of the wall. It is supported by shiplap wood girders resting on
round posts with corbels. The house was constructed in c.1965. It represents the closest
interpretation of the original 1960 Kenneth S. Clark and Phillipe Register template design for the
development.
105 Camino Matias: This small house is one of three units constructed in 1950 for married
staff employed by the Allison James School. Arranged in a terrace-like fashion, each unit is a
rectangular plan, side-gabled dwelling with an attached garage. The house has a telescoping roof
form evident in its north exposure. The roof extends over the walls on the north and south
elevations to form small porches. The house is fenestrated with a mix of original and non-historic
windows and doors. The windows are terminated with stuccoed concrete sills. Views from the
house are oriented north toward the commons area. The north elevation contains a large picture
window flanked by casements. Public entry is through an original ½-glass wood door on the south
elevation. The garage door is a recent vinyl paneled unit. The roof is covered with three-tab asphalt
shingles. Wood fascia has been applied to the north and south roof ends, obscuring (or removing)
the original exposed rafters. A short stuccoed chimney rises from the north roof slope. The
approximately 1,102 square foot house holds three bedrooms. A non-historic, 220-square foot
carport has been erected over the driveway.
107 Camino Matias: This small house is one of three units constructed in 1950 for married
staff employed by the Allison James School. Arranged in a terrace-like fashion, each unit is a
rectangular plan, side-gabled dwelling with an attached garage. The gabled roof extends over the
walls on the north and south elevations to form small porches. The dwelling is fenestrated with a
mix of original and non-historic windows, terminated with stuccoed concrete sills. Views from the
house are oriented north towards the commons area of Plaza del Monte. The north elevation
contains a large picture window flanked by casements. Public entry is through an original ½-glass
wood door on the south elevation. Two vertical [solar?] panels have been applied to the south
façade. The garage door is recent vinyl paneled unit. The roof is covered with three-tab asphalt
shingles. Wood fascia has been applied to the north and south roof ends, obscuring (or removing)
the original exposed rafters. A short stuccoed chimney rises from the north roof slope. The house
originally had an exposed pedimented entry on the north elevation, which was reduced at some
point in depth after 1969. The approximately 1,145 square foot house holds two bedrooms. Its
association is with the Allison James School (demolished in 1960) rather than with Plaza del
Monte.
109 Camino Matias: This small house is one of three units constructed in 1950 for married
staff employed by the Allison James School. Arranged in a terrace-like fashion, each unit is a
rectangular plan, side-gabled dwelling with an attached garage. The house has a telescoping roof
form evident in its north exposure. The roof extends over the walls on the north and south
elevations to form small porches. The front (south) façade reveals an altered composition. At some
point after 1960, a 131 square foot addition was appended to the southwest corner creating a
sunroom. The dwelling is fenestrated with a mix of original and non-historic windows, which are
mostly double hung sash and are terminated with stuccoed concrete sills. Views from the house
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picture window flanked by casements. Public entry is through an original ½-glass wood door on
the south elevation. The garage door is a recent vinyl paneled unit. The roof is covered with three-
tab asphalt shingles. Wood fascia has been applied to the north and south roof ends, obscuring (or
removing) the original exposed rafters. A short stuccoed chimney rises from the north roof slope.
The approximately 1,141 square foot house contains two bedrooms. Its association is with the
Allison James School (demolished in 1960) rather than with Plaza del Monte.
111 Camino Matias: Moved to the site prior to 1960, 111 Camino Matias is an altered three
bedroom house. The house is arranged on a north-south axis, facing west, and in plan consists of
two telescoping gabled sections. To this basic form was added an L-shaped porch and connected
carport in c.1966. The medium pitch roofs are covered with asphalt shingles and extended with
overhangs. A short stuccoed chimney rises from the ridgeline. Small wood louvers are attached to
the gabled ends. The house is fenestrated with an array of original and non-historic windows,
recessed from the walls and terminated with concrete sills. The combined porch and carport are
supported by a framework of wood girders resting on grouped square posts. The single carport
includes double storage units. A short breezeway leads from the carport to a back door. The 1,712
square foot house is finished with textured cementitious stucco in a light buckskin color.
116/120 Camino Matias: The vernacular, two unit residence was erected before 1957
and modified nearly 30 years later with the addition of a cross-gabled entry. The combined
residence is aligned along a north-south axis on the west side of Camino Matias. In plan, it is a
side-gabled rectangle with a cross-gable appended to its northeast corner. The north unit (120)
holds about 1,256 square feet with three bedrooms. A window wall spanning the northeast corner
signals its contemporary design. The north elevation under the gable is marred by a c.1984 shed-
roof structure enclosing the furnace and water heater. The front façade faces east and is dominated
by the non-historic cross gable entry. A recessed entry at the south end leads to 116. The interior,
encompassing approximately 939 square feet, is arranged like an apartment. A similar non-historic
stuccoed enclosure around the furnace and water heater is attached to the south elevation. The rear
(west) elevation of the combined units faces onto a common area. A continuous overhang
characterizes this façade. It is penetrated with three sliding glass doors and a mixture of fixed and
sliding windows of different sizes. The roof is sheathed with rib metal panels. It is unclear who
designed the original house. The c.1984 addition of the cross gable and furnace and water heater
enclosures was drawn in Phillipe Register’s shop. Built prior to 1958 and substantially modified
in the mid-1980s, the historic integrity of the house has been compromised, and the style of the
home neither harmonizes with the district nor with Plaza del Monte. As with the other Allison
James School-era residences on Camino Matias, the house neither harmonizes with the district nor
with Plaza del Monte, and its association is with the Allison James School rather than Plaza del
Monte.
FINDINGS OF FACT
1. After conducting a public hearing and having heard from the Applicant and all interested
persons, the Board hereby FINDS, as follows:
2. Staff Recommendation: Staff generally agreed with the status recommendations provided
in the “Plaza del Monte Historic Resources Evaluation” but deferred to the Board for
individual status assignments, per Section 14-5.2(C) Designation of Significant and
Contributing Structures.

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3. Under Section 14-5.2(A)(1)(a), the general purpose of City’s historic preservation
ordinance is to preserve the qualities relating to the history of Santa Fe, and a
harmonious outward appearance, s in order to preserve property values and attract tourist
and residents alike. These purposes are effectuated through the continued existence and
preservation of historical areas and buildings.
4. The project is subject to requirements of the following sections of the Santa Fe Land
Development Code:
• Section 14-5.2(D)(9), General Design Standards, Height Pitch Scale and Massing (of
any structure);
• Section 14-5.2(D), General Design Standards; and
• Section 14-5.2(C), Regulation of Significant and Contributing Structures.
5. The property is located in the following district and subject to the related sections of the
Santa Fe Land Development Code:
• Downtown and Eastside Historic District (Section 14-5.2(E)).
6. Under Section 14-5.2(C)(2)(a), the Board has the authority to designate status as
"significant," "contributing," or "noncontributing" based upon the definitions of these
terms in Section 14-12.
7. Under Section 14-12.1, a “contributing” structure is defined as “a structure, located in a
historic district, approximately fifty years old or older that helps to establish and maintain
the character of that historic district. Although a contributing structure is not unique in
itself, it adds to the historic associations or historic architectural design qualities that are
significant for a district. The contributing structure may have had minor alterations, but its
integrity remains.”
8. Under Section 14-12.1, a “noncontributing” structure is defined as “a structure, located in
an H district, that is less than fifty years old or that does not exhibit sufficient historic
integrity to establish and maintain the character of the H District.”
9. Under Section 14-12.1, “significant” structure is defined as “a structure located in a historic
district that is approximately fifty years old or older, and that embodies distinctive
characteristics of a type, period or method of construction. For a structure to be designated
as significant, it must retain a high level of historic integrity. A structure may be designated
as significant:
(A) for its association with events or persons that are important on a local, regional,
national or global level; or
(B) if it is listed on or is eligible to be listed on the State Register of Cultural
Properties or the National Register of Historic Places.
10. Under Section 14-12.1, a “primary façade” is defined as “[o]ne or more principal faces or
elevations of a building with features that define the character of the building's
architecture.”
11. Under Section 14-5.2(C)(2)(b)(i), the Board is authorized to change the status of a structure
or to designate a status for a structure with no status designated.
12. Under Section 14-5.2(C)(2)(b)(ii), a “change in status or the designation of a status shall
be based upon an evaluation of data provided through survey or other relevant sources of
information and the definitions of ‘significant,’ ‘contributing,’ or ‘noncontributing.’”
13. On Tuesday June 25, 2019, the Property Owner through their representative, Karl Sommer,
provided the City with a letter contesting the Board’s proposed adjudication of status of
the properties under this case number scheduled for that same day.

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14. Under Section 14-5.2(C)(2)(c), the Board may review status designations upon the City’s
request, provided that Staff must notify the property owner.
15. Pursuant to Section 14-5.2(C)(2)(d), Staff provided notice by mailing a letter dated June 7,
2019, by certified mail return receipt requested, to the property owner and by securely and
prominently posting notice posters on June 10, 2019 at the Bishops Lodge entrance and
Old Taos Highway entrance, which are visible from a public street.
16. The information contained in the Application and provided in testimony and evidence
establishes that all applicable requirements for Board review as herein described have been
met.
17. The Board discussed the fact that the HRE report applied the 50-year-rule as a bright-line
rule.
18. In the Staff report, Staff provided guidance about how the “50-year Rule” set forth in the
National Historic Preservation Act of 1966 has been interpreted and explained that
exceptions to this standard have been applied to sites, structures, and places that are less
than fifty years old but which have demonstrated “exceptional importance,” independent
of age.
19. At the hearing, the Board considered Section 14-1.9(G), which provides that “[w]ords and
phrases shall be construed according to the common and approved usage of the language,
but technical words and phrases that may have acquired a peculiar and appropriate meaning
in law shall be construed and understood according to that meaning.”
20. The “Summaries of Individual Properties” and the “Historical Summary of Plaza Del
Monte” above were originally included in the hearing packet and are incorporated into the
findings of fact by reference.
21. Section 14-5.2(K) requires the preservation of a historic compound listed on the City’s
historic compound register. “Historic compounds shall be comprised of a group of at least
three buildings that are historically, physically, and/or spatially related. In order for a
compound to be considered historic, at least fifty percent of the buildings in the compound
shall be designated contributing, significant or landmark.” Section 14-5.2(K)(2)(a).
FINDINGS AS TO SPECIFIC PROPERTIES
101Camino Santiago:
1. This structure was built over 50 years ago between 1967-68. The footprint has not changed
since original build, and the windows appear to have their original opening dimensions.
This property is an adaptation of mid-century modern, incorporating Santa Fe style into a
more contemporary motion and as such, the property is very unique to Santa Fe. The heavy
traditional posts and extension of the portal over the garage set this property as a good
example of Santa Fe Style. Additionally, this property is associated with Plaza del Monte,
a master planned community by significant architects Clark and Register. This structure
meets the definition of “contributing” set forth in Section 14-12.1.
102 Camino Santiago:
1. This structure, built over 50 years ago in 1965, is representative of the original be Kenneth
S. Clark and Phillippe Register design template for Plaza del Monte residences and is a
good example of Mid-Century Santa Fe Style, with the combined portal and carport as a

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character defining feature of that style. The Board adopts the recommendation of the HRE
that this structure should be designated as contributing.
103 Camino Santiago:
1. This structure, built over 50 years ago in 1965, is representative of Mid-century Santa Fe
Style due to its L-plan, portal, carport, and front door side lights, which are character
defining features of that style. Additionally, this property is associated with Plaza del
Monte, a master planned community by significant architects Clark and Register. The
Board adopts the recommendation of the HRE that this structure should be designated as
contributing.
105 Camino Santiago (Units 1-4):
1. This structure, constructed approximately 50 years ago in 1971, has large lot masses on the
sides with the portal in the middle, which is representative of Mid-Century Modern Santa
Fe style. Additionally, this property is associated with Plaza del Monte, a master planned
community by significant architects Clark and Register. Further, this property was
constructed after a design by significant architect Phillipe Register. This structure meets
the definition of “contributing” set forth in Section 14-12.1.
106 Camino Santiago
1. This structure, built over 50 years ago in 1965, is characterized in the HRE Report as a
great use of Mid-Century Modern Santa Fe style. Additionally, this property is associated
with Plaza del Monte, a master planned community by architects significant Clark and
Register. The Board adopts the recommendation of the HRE that this structure should be
designated as contributing.
109 Camino Santiago:
1. This structure, built over 50 years ago in 1965, is a good example of Mid-Century Modern
Santa Fe Style. Additionally, this property is associated with Plaza del Monte, a master
planned community by significant architects Clark and Register. This property is a good
example of significant architect Phillipe Register’s work. This structure meets the
definition of “contributing” set forth in Section 14-12.1.
110/112 Camino Santiago:
1. These structures are greater than 50-years-old: 110 Camino Santiago was constructed circa
1962, and 112 Camino Santiago constructed circa 1966. Additionally, the structures are a
good example of Mid-Century Modern Santa Fe Style, having each been designed by
significant architects Clark and Register: 110 Camino Santiago having been designed by
Kenneth S. Clark and 112 Camino Santiago having been designed by Phillipe Register.
Additionally, this property is associated with Plaza del Monte, a master planned
community by significant architects Clark and Register. This structure meets the definition
of “contributing” set forth in Section 14-12.1.
111 Camino Santiago:
1. The HRE Report recommended designating this structure, constructed over 50 years ago
in1965, with contributing status. Additionally, the structure is a good example of Mid-

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Century Modern Santa Fe Style and is associated with Plaza del Monte, a master planned
community by significant architects Clark and Register. The Board adopts the
recommendation of the HRE that this structure should be designated as contributing.
113/115 Camino Santiago:
1. These properties were constructed very close in time, approximately 50 years ago, and
were constructed circa 1970. In all likelihood, these properties were planned in early 1969
and construction begun in 1969. These structures are a good example of Mid-Century
Modern Santa Fe Style due to the incorporation of defining characteristics of that style into
the architecture, including the flagstone paving leading to the carport, vertical window
pattern, and blocked massing on the ends. Additionally, the property is associated with
Plaza del Monte, a master planned community by significant architects Clark and Register.
This structure meets the definition of “contributing” set forth in Section 14-12.1.
114 Camino Santiago:
1. This structure, constructed circa 1972, is approximately 50 years old. This structure is a
good example of Mid-Century Modern Santa Fe Style due to its character-defining
characteristics, which include a carport and double posts and flagstone leading to the
carport. Additionally, the property is associated with Plaza del Monte, a master planned
community by significant architects Clark and Register. This structure meets the definition
of “contributing” set forth in Section 14-12.1.
117 Camino Santiago:
1. This structure, constructed between 1966-67, is over 50 years old and has a distinct
“modified L” or “boomerang” shape. As such, the structure is exemplary in the evolution
of design in Plaza del Monte and of Philippe Register’s efforts to comply with the historic
district design standards while exercising a modernist expression. Further, it is associated
with Plaza del Monte and is a compelling example of Mid-Century Santa Fe Style due to
how the structure conforms to the site and balances with the landscape, as noted above.
This structure meets the definition of “contributing” set forth in Section 14-12.1.
118 Camino Santiago:
1. This structure was the most recently built of the Plaza Del Monte properties reviewed in
the HRE report, having been built in 1973. While this property is associated with Plaza
del Monte, a master planned community by significant architects Clark and Register, the
structure lacks character-defining features. This structure does not meet the definition of
“contributing” set forth in Section 14-12.1.
119 Camino Santiago:
1. This structure, constructed in 1965, is over 50 years old and is a clear expression of Mid-
Century Modern Santa Fe Style due to the long, low projecting roofline and south fin wall,
which are character defining of that style. Further, this structure is associated with Plaza
del Monte, a master planned community by significant architects Clark and Register. This
structure meets the definition of “contributing” set forth in Section 14-12.1.

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120 Camino Santiago:
1. This structure, constructed in 1971, is approximately 50 years old, and is a clear expression
of Mid-Century Modern Santa Fe Style due to its character-defining elements, which
include the carport, outdoor storage rooms, and overall massing. Further, this structure is
associated with Plaza del Monte, a master planned community by significant architects
Clark and Register. This structure meets the definition of “contributing” set forth in Section
14-12.1.
121 Camino Santiago:
1. This structure is approximately 50 years old, having been constructed circa 1971. This
structure is a good example of Mid-Century Modern Santa Fe Style, utilizing steel
casement windows with three divisions, storage cabinets in the carport. Additionally, the
property is associated with Plaza del Monte, a master planned community by significant
architects Clark and Register. This structure meets the definition of “contributing” set forth
in Section 14-12.1.
104 Camino Matias:
1. This structure is over 50 years old, having been constructed in 1965, and is one of the first
constructed Plaza Del Monte structures reviewed in the HRE Report. The structure is a
good example of Mid-Century Modern Santa Fe Style and is associated with Plaza del
Monte, a master planned community by significant architects Clark and Register. The
Board adopts the recommendation of the HRE that this structure should be designated as
contributing.
105 Camino Matias:
1. This structure is greater than 50 years old and is associated with the Alison James School.
The structure’s defining characteristics include concrete seals, pitched roof, and the
presence of some original doors and windows. The structure exemplifies post-WWII
construction. This structure, along with 107, 109 and 111 Camino Matias, anchor the
orientation of Plaza del Monte around a common space. This structure meets the definition
of “contributing” set forth in Section 14-12.1.
107 Camino Matias:
1. This structure is over 50 years old, having been constructed in 1950. This structure is
associated with the Alison James School. The structure’s defining characteristics include
concrete seals, pitched roof, large picture windows, and other elements that are also
reflected in the neighboring properties at 105 and 109 Camino Matias. These structures
exemplify post-WWII construction. This structure, along with 105, 109 and 111 Camino
Matias, anchor the orientation of Plaza del Monte around a common space. This structure
meets the definition of “contributing” set forth in Section 14-12.1.
109 Camino Matias:
1. This structure is over 50 years old, having been constructed in 1950. This structure is
associated with the Alison James School. The structure’s defining characteristics include
concrete seals, pitched roof, and casement windows, and the structure exemplifies post-
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the orientation of Plaza del Monte around a common space. This structure meets the
definition of “contributing” set forth in Section 14-12.1.
111 Camino Matias:
1. This structure was moved to its current property location in 1966, and as such, was
constructed over 50 years ago. This structure is associated with the Alison James School
and includes Plaza del Monte-era additions that provide visual association with the planned
development. This structure meets the definition of “contributing” set forth in Section 14-
12.1.
116/120 Camino Matias:
1. This structure is over 50 years old, having been constructed in 1957. However, this
structure has been extensively modified from its original construction, and those
disharmonious additions result in a lack of defining characteristics. These structures do not
meet the definition of “contributing” set forth in Section 14-12.1.
CONCLUSIONS OF LAW
Under the circumstances and given the evidence and testimony submitted during the hearing, the
Board acted upon the Application as follows:
1. The Board directs Historic Preservation Division Staff to prepare and present an
evaluation of Plaza del Monte for possible designation as a historic compound under
Code Section 14-5.2(K).
2. The Board has the authority to initiate, review, and approve the status designation of
the Relevant Properties.
3. The Board designates the following statuses and primary façades for the Relevant
Properties:
Address Historic Status Primary Façade(s)
101 Camino Santiago Contributing South (1)
102 Camino Santiago Contributing West (1) & South (2)
103 Camino Santiago Contributing South (1)
105 Camino Santiago Contributing South (1)
106 Camino Santiago Contributing North (2) & East (1)
109 Camino Santiago Contributing South (1-5)
110/112 Camino Santiago Contributing South (5) & West (2, 3, 4)
111 Camino Santiago Contributing South (1)
113/115 Camino Santiago Contributing South (1, 2, 3)
114 Camino Santiago Contributing North (1) & East (2)
117 Camino Santiago Contributing East (1 & 2) and South (7)
118 Camino Santiago Non-contributing N/A
119 Camino Santiago Contributing East (1) & South (4)
120 Camino Santiago Contributing West (1 & 2)
121 Camino Santiago Contributing East (1) & South (4)
104 Camino Matias Contributing North (1 & 4)
105 Camino Matias Contributing North (3)
107 Camino Matias Contributing North (3)
109 Camino Matias Contributing North (3)
111 Camino Matias Contributing West (1) & South (2)
116/120 Camino Matias Non-contributing N/A

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IT IS SO ORDERED ON THIS 13th DAY OF AUGUST 2019, THE HISTORIC DISTRICTS
REVIEW BOARD OF THE CITY OF SANTA FE.
_______________________ _____________
Chairperson Date:
FILED:
______________________ ______________
Yolanda Y. Vigil Date:
City Clerk
APPROVED AS TO FORM:
_________________________ ______________
Gabriel A. Smith Date:
Assistant City Attorney

























































































































-1liiP CITY OF SANTA FE, NEW MEXICO
PROJECT DESCRIPTION: Lloyd and Associates, agent for Plaza del Monte LLC, owners, historic status
review and designation of primary fac;ades, if applicable, for all residential structures in the Plaza del Monte
Subdivision, except those reviewed for historic status in Case #H-17-098A (122, 124, 125, 126, and garages
south of 126 Camino Santiago).
Case number:
Project Type:
PROJECT LOCATION (S):
H-19-019
HDRB
101,102,103,105,106,109,110,111,113,114,115,117,118,119,
120,121 CaminoSantiagoand 104,105,107,109,111, 116/120CaminoMatias
PROJECT NAMES:
OW- Plaza del Monte LLC 8814 Horizon Blvd. Suite 400 Albuquerque, NM 87113
AP- Lloyd and Associates 321 West San Francisco Street Suit A Santa Fe, NM 87501
PROJECT DATA:
HISTORIC DISTRICT
Don Gaspar A:rea D Downtown and Eastside 0'/ Historic Review D Transition D Westside-Guadalupe D
HISTORIC BUILDING STATUS ____./"
Non-Contributing [!a// Contributing B ___/ Significant D Landmark D
PRIMARY ELEVATIONS:
PUBLICLY VISIBLE FACADE-EAST
PUBLICLY VISIBLE FACADE-NORTH
PUBLICLY VISIBLE FACADE-SOUTH
PUBLICLY VISIBLE FACADE-WEST
HISTORIC DISTRICT INVENTORY NUMBER
YEAR OF CONSTRUCTION
PROJECT TYPE
North D Sonth D West D East D
Yes~o D
Yes O/)\!o D
Yes GrNo D
Yes~-D
N/A D
N/A~
Status ~-· Primary Elevations w· Remodel D Demollition D New D Other _____
USE, EXISTING Residential [l~(/ Non-Residential D/
Residential~/ Non-Residential D
Vacant D
USE, PROPOSED
HISTORIC BUILDING NAME Plaza del Monte ---

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DATE: June 25, 2019
TO: Historic Districts Review Board Members
FROM: Lisa Roach, Historic Preservation Division Manager ~
Case# H-19-019
REFERENCE ATTACHMENTS (Sequentially):
CITY SUBMITTALS
_x_ Historic Inventory Form
__ Zoning Review Sheet
_x_Other:
1) Summary of Case History
2) Property Map
3) Certified letter from City staff notifying
property owner of HDRB status review
4) "50-year rule" Guidance
STAFF RECOMMENDATION:
Address:101,102,103,105,106,109,110,111,
113, 114, 115, 117, 118, 119, 120, 121 Camino
Santiago and 104, 105, 107, 109, 111, 116/120
Camino Matias
Historic Status: Contributing, Non-Contributing,
Non-statused
Historic District: Downtown and Eastside
APPLICANT SUBMITTALS
_x_Proposal Letter
__ Site Plan/Floor Plan
Elevations
_ Photographs
Other:
"Plaza del Monte Historic Resources
Evaluation," by John Murphey
Staff generally agrees with the status recommendations provided in the "Plaza del Monte
Historic Resources Evaluation" but defers to the Board for individual status assignments, per
14-5.2(C) Designation of Significant and Contributing Structures.

2BACKGROUND:
101-121 Camino Santiago and 104-120 Camino Matias are 22 residential structures, which
along with 122, 124, 125, 126 and the garages at 126 Camino Santiago, comprise the Plaza del
Monte subdivision, located in the Downtown and Eastside Historic District. Historic status for all
27 structures in Plaza del Monte is summarized in the table below:
Construction Current Recommended1 HDRB Status
Address Date{s} Historic Status Historic Status Review Case
101 Camino Santiago c.1967-68 NC NC H-19-019
102 Camino Santiago c.1965 NC c H-19-019
103 Camino Santiago c.1965 NC c H-19-019
105 Camino Santiago (Units 1-4) 1971 NS NC H-19-019
106 Camino Santiago c.1965 NS c H-19-019
109 Camino Santiago c.1965 NS NC H-19-019
110 Cam. Santiago I 112 Cam. Matias c.1962/c.1968 NS NC H-19-019
111 Camino Santiago c.1965 NS c H-19-019
113 Camino Santiago c.1970 NS NC H-19-019
114 Camino Santiago c.1972 NS NC H-19-019
115 Camino Santiago c.1970 NS NC H-19-019
117 Camino Santiago 1966-67 NS NC H-19-019
118 Camino Santiago c.1973 NS NC H-19-019
119 Camino Santiago c.1965 NS NC H-19-019
120 Camino Santiago c.1971 NS NC H-19-019
121 Camino Santiago c.1971 NS NC H-19-019
122 Camino Santiago c.1971 NC H-17-098A
124 Camino Santiago c.1968 c H-17-098A
125 Camino Santiago (Units 1-4) c.1970 NC H-17-098A
126 Camino Santiago c.1968 c H-17-098A
Garages south of 126 Cam. Santiago c.1968/1977 NC H-17-098A
104 Camino Matias c.1965 NC c H-19-019
105 Camino Matias 1950 c NC H-19-019
107 Camino Matias 1950 NC NC H-19-019
109 Camino Matias 1950 NC NC H-19-019
111 Camino Matias pre-1960 NC NC H-19-019
(moved to site)
116/120 Camino Matias pre-1957 NC NC H-19-019
w/c.1984
addition
NS =Non-statused NC = Non-contributing C = Contributing
1 Historic Status Recommendations are taken from the "Plaza del Monte Historic Resources Evaluation," by John
Murphey (2018).

3Historic status for 122, 124, 125, 126 and the garages at 126 Camino Santiago were assigned in
Case H-17-098A. Recent HDRB actions on the status of Plaza del Monte are provided here, and
a more extensive case history is provided as an attachment to this report. On March 26, 2019,
the HDRB reviewed the status of the seven non-statused structures in Plaza del Monte (105,
113, 114, 115, 118, 120, and 121 Camino Santiago}, and their decision was to assign
Contributing status to all seven structures because oftheir association to the Plaza del Monte,
an historic planned subdivision, and because they are representative examples of Mid-century
Modern influenced expressions of Santa Fe Style. On April 23, 2019, the HDRB rescinded their
motion from the March 26, 2019, hearing regarding the assignment of contributing historic
status for the seven non-statused structures at Plaza del Monte, citing insufficient discussion of
each individual structure to justify the assignment of contributing status, including failure to
designate primary fa~ades. The conditions of this action were in the form of the following
directives: 1} that the Land Use Director provide interpretation of the "50-year rule"; 2} that
staff provide information regarding applicability of the provisions in the code for "Historic
Compound" designation; and 3} that staff bring all remaining stuctures in Plaza del Monte back
to the HDRB for review under a single status review case.
This report represents staff's response to directives included in the April23rd recission of status
designation for seven non-statused structures in Plaza del Monte. All structures in Plaza del
Monte for which status has not previously been reviewed by the HDRB are herein presented to
the HDRB for status review, including designation of primary fa~ades as needed for those
structures that receive contributing status.
HISTORICAL SUMMARY OF PLAZA DEL MONTE2
The Plaza del Monte subdivision, or Plaza del Monte Retirement Center as it was formerly
known, was originally conceived in the late 1950s as a communal living center for retired
Presbyterian pastors, missionaries, and other church officials. After the Allison-James School
closed in 1958, the United Presbyterian Church decided to plan for re-development of the site,
and they selected the architectural firm of Kenneth S. Clark and Phillippe Register to design it as
a large retirement community. The architects divided the former campus into two parts- the
site of the older buildings termed the "South Area" would be developed first with a congregate
building, and the "North Area" would be developed in a second phase with individual
residences. A preliminary layout of the development in 1960 showed a cul-de-sac arrangement
of the homes built around two new streets. Camino Santiago would run along the northern
portion of the property, turning south and terminating in a cul-de-sac, and Camino Matias
would be a loop off of Camino Santiago running through the older residences at the southern
portion of the property.
As is described in the Plaza del Monte Historic Resources Evaluation, Clark and Register
conceived the design of the residences as a modified L-plan to which a carport and portal were
attached. Architectural details are sympathetic to the Spanish-Pueblo Revival tradition- with
room-block stuccoed massing, rounded corners, and vigas, posts and corbels on the portals and
carports- but re-framed in mid-century styling. This contemporary influence became more
2 Historical Summary paraphrases research presented in the "Plaza del Monte Historic Resources Evaluation," by
John Murphey (2018).

4pronounced on the exteriors of the later homes in the development, when the low, horizontal
lines of the residences were further accentuated with flat overhanging roofs at times
intersected with vertical planes. The latest homes constructed in Plaza del Monte in the early
1970s experimented with angular walls and a more compact massing with carport-dominant
fa~ades.
SUMMARIES OF INDIVIDUAL PROPERTIES3
101 Camino Santiago: Situated near the east entrance to Plaza del Monte, the house is a
roughly 1,332 square foot contemporary residence constructed in 1967-68. In plan, the three-
bedroom dwelling has a square form with an attached L-shaped portal and garage, giving it a
combined square footprint. It presents to the street a long portal with the roof carrying over
the garage. It is fenestrated with aluminum windows, primarily of a sliding operation. A paneled
wood door gives entry to the residence at the east end of the portal. The garage entry is fitted
with a recent vinyl overhead door. Cementitious brocade stucco in a peach tone covers the
frame building. The roof consists of a mixture of gravel and asphalt material. An interior
parapet outlines the dwelling portion of the mass. While contemporary in form, the vigas
across the portal give the residence a regional feel.
102 Camino Santiago: One of the earliest units to be constructed at Plaza del Monte, 102
Camino Santiago is a 2,064 square foot dwelling with one addition. The two bedroom, flat-roof
house faces Camino Matias. It shows to the street (west) a fa~ade-long portal, continuing at the
south end as a single-space carport. The portal is supported by shiplap wood girders resting on
round posts with double-ended corbels. Most of the portal fa~ade is painted white. A line of
vigas runs along the top of the wall. The elevation is penetrated by two doors and large
windows, with the southernmost window not meeting the ordinance in regard to its distance
from the corner. The north elevation facing Camino Santiago displays a variety of window
openings holding tall metal casements. A shallow overhang supported by short vigas carries
over most of the elevation. At the northeast corner is a room block-like projection holding the
bedroom wing. The rear (east) elevation presents a number of alterations. The largest is a post-
1969 addition, over what was a patio. The 380-square-foot addition is fenestrated with modern
windows and is sheltered by a parapet-type portal. The house was constructed in c. 1965, and
its designer/architect is unverified but assumed to be Kenneth S. Clark and Phillippe Register.
Contributing status is recommended for this structure, as it is representative of the original
Clark and Register design template for Plaza del Monte residences and is a good example of
Mid-century Santa Fe Style. If the Board assigns contributing status to the residence, the west
fa~ade is recommended as primary.
103 Camino Santiago: Roughly 1,533 square feet, the one-story residence is designed as an L-
plan form. The plan puts the bedrooms in a cube-like mass, with the remainder of the functions
of the house strung along a linear spine. Its fa~ade is defined by a long portal sheltering its entry
and patio doors. The east end of the composition terminates as a one-bay carport. A line of
vigas runs along the back (north) elevation supporting a short overhang. An exterior chimney
breaks through the overhang, rising several feet above the roof. The house is fenestrated with
3 Property summaries are presented as excerpts from the "Plaza del Monte Historic Resources Evaluation," by John
Murphey (2018).

5an array of original and replacement aluminum windows. It is entered under the portal through
a stylized wood panel door flanked by one set of sidelights. The dwelling's flat roof is outlined
by a short parapet; the roof is covered with gravel. The frame structure is finished with
cementitious brocade stucco in the buckskin tone. While contemporary in form, vigas used
across the portal and the roomblock bedroom wing give the residence a Spanish-Pueblo Revival
feel. The house was constructed in c. 1965; its architect/designer is unverified but assumed to
be architect Phillippe Register. Contributing status is recommended for this structure, as it is
representative of the original Clark and Register design template for Plaza del Monte residences
and is a good example of Mid-century Santa Fe Style. If the Board assigns contributing status to
the residence, the south fa~;ade is recommended as primary.
105 Camino Santiago (Units 1-4): Forming a long, linear composition, 105 Camino Santiago is
one ofthree apartment buildings erected at Plaza del Monte. The carport-dominated structure
works its way down the slope as two L-plan units joined together at the center by a laundry
room. The structure is bookended by masses holding the apartments. The larger apartments
containing two bedrooms are situated in the projecting room blocks. The apartments share a
party wall at the living room. Spanning between the apartments are the carports and the
laundry room. The carports are detailed with a viga-roof structure which continues as a portal
along the inner apartments. The rear (north) elevation is divided into small patios. The
apartments are entered through wood panel doors; solid wood doors give access to the storage
units and the laundry. The original multi-light steel casement windows have been replaced with
aluminum units. A short parapet follows the outline of the apartments, and is penetrated on
the south, east and west elevations with cut-through metal canals. The frame structure is
finished with cementitious brocade stucco in a peach tone. While contemporary in form, the
vigas used across the portales and carports and the cubed apartment masses give the residence
a regional feel. The roughly 4,198 square foot apartment building was constructed in 1971,
after a design by architect Phillipe Register. Non-contributing status is recommended for this
presently non-statused multi-unit residential structure due to age and contemporary design
features. However, the Board may consider that its association with architect Phillipe Register
and with the Plaza del Monte planned development could constitute "exceptional importance"
such that contributing status may be warranted. If contributing status is assigned, the south
fa~;ade is recommended as primary.
106 Camino Santiago: Likely the third unit to be constructed at Plaza del Monte, 106 Camino
Santiago is a 2,031 square foot dwelling with a portal across two elevations (north and east). In
plan, it has an L-shaped foundation with an attached carport. The flat-roof dwelling holds three
bedrooms confined to a wing at the west end. The rear (south) elevation is focused on a small
patio cut into the southwest corner of the home. The southeast corner is terminated by a one-
space carport. The two-sided portal runs along the north and east elevations. The structure is
made of vigas which sit on square girders held up by round posts with corbels. The portal
elevations are painted white and fenestrated with doors on each exposure. Small rectangular
windows penetrate the bedroom wing. The remaining windows vary, including large picture
and grouped casements and sliding units. The roof is finished with rolled asphalt which carries
over the inner parapets. A squat stucco-faced chimney rises at the northeast corner. The house
is finished with textured cementitious stucco in a light buckskin tone. The residence was
constructed in c.1965. Its designer is unverified but is suspected to be an early Clark and

6Register design. Contributing status is recommended for this presently non-statused residence,
as it may represent an original Clark and Register design template for Plaza del Monte, and the
house is a good example of a mid-century expression of Santa Fe Style. If contributing status is
assigned to the residence, the north and east facades are recommended as primary.
109 Camino Santiago: Composed of a series of angled walls, the carport dominated residence
was constructed in 1966, after a design by architect Phillipe Register. The house presents to the
street a tall and wide carport framed with a viga roof. The west end of the carport is sheltered
by a double splayed wall. The angled wall composition is echoed across the east elevation. In
plan, the residence is roughly an L with its form obscured by the carport. The approximately
1,220 square foot dwelling holds two bedrooms in a cube-like mass anchoring the east end.
Between the bedroom mass and carport is a small enclosed patio and portal sheltering the
main entry and a pair of oversized wood windows. The rear (north) elevation has a small viga
canopy protecting a patio door. A tapered chimney breaks the wall plane on this elevation.
Fenestration consists of mainly aluminum windows. The frame structure is finished with
cementitious brocade stucco in the buckskin tone. The contemporary style home was
constructed in 1965 and is one of the earliest residences to be constructed in Plaza del Monte.
The architectural historian recommends non-contributing status for this residence, due to its
contemporary design which does not harmonize with the district. However, the Board may
consider that its association with architect Phillipe Register and with the Plaza del Monte
planned development could constitute "exceptional importance" such that contributing status
may be warranted. If contributing status is assigned, the south fa«;ades are recommended as
primary.
110 Camino Santiago: Located at the west end of the common area are two residential units
which were joined together at some point after 1970. The older unit, addressed as 110 Camino
Santiago, takes up the east end of the footprint. Constructed in c.1962, after a design by
architect Kenneth S. Clark, it is roughly an L-shaped box with a rear portal and connected
carport. The street facing fa«;ade (north) is defined by a small recessed entry. The remainder of
the fa«;ade is divided into rectangular window openings holding sliding units. Smaller,
rectangular sliding windows are applied across the east bedroom wing. A shallow portal runs
across the rear (south) elevation historically leading to a single-space carport. The portal
elevation is fenestrated with a patio door, sliding windows, and a louvered door leading to a
utility room. The house is outlined by parapets and finished in buckskin cementitious stucco. It
holds three bedrooms. Attached to the west end of the original Clark design is a post-1966
addition. Arranged at a lower height, the approximately 864 square foot appendage is a
rectangular box with overhanging eaves and a porch. The addition, most likely designed by
architect Phillipe Register, introdpces a contemporary vocabulary. A shallow overhang
supported by squared rafters carries across the north and south elevations. Similar beams
extend out from the west elevation to create the porch. A tall angular wall rising above the
roofline defines its south edge. The addition is fenestrated with a few doors and square window
openings, holding single-light metal casements. Most likely occurring with the addition, the
carport was widened (or constructed anew) to hold two vehicles. Set back from the addition,
the roughly 1,054 square foot structure is supported by a viga and post system. Due to
substantial changes to the massing and appearance of the structure when two residences were

7combined and carport added and subsequently widened, noncontributing status is
recommended for this residence.
111 Camino Santiago: Arranged at an east-west orientation, the house is a one-story,
approximately 1,616 square foot, flat-roof dwelling erected in c.1965. The dwelling has an L-
shaped plan with its two bedrooms confined to a rectangular wing at the west end. The
remaining house holds the living room, kitchen and dining area. The front (south) fa<;ade is
market y along portal which continues across to an attached one-bay carport. The portal
shelters the front entry and a sliding patio door. The structure is supported by round poles
holding a viga roof. The house is fenestrated with common windows, most of them appearing
to be replacement units. It is entered through a raised wood panel door flanked on one side by
a sidelight. The rear (north) elevation contains a few windows and a door sheltered by a
shallow viga-supported visor. A tapered chimney breaks through the visor, terminating with a
terra cotta cap. The frame building is finished in a smooth cementitious stucco in a buckskin
tone. The flat roof is covered with asphalt, which carries over the east exposure to the bedroom
wing. While contemporary in form, the vigas used across the portal give the residence a
Spanish-Pueblo Revival feel. The placement and restrained size of the carport helps maintain
the regional tradition. The building was constructed after a design by architect Phillipe Register.
Contributing status is recommended for this structure, as it represents an original design
template by Clark and Register for Plaza del Monte and because it is an example of mid-century
expressions of Santa Fe Style. If the Board finds this structure to be contributing, the south
fa<;ade is recommended to be primary.
113 Camino Santiago: Sitting on a slight rise, the house shares a party wall at the carport with
its neighbor at 115 Camino Santiago. The roughly 1,281 square foot dwelling contains two
bedrooms arranged at the front of the structure in a small L-shaped volume. The remainder of
the footprint holds the living functions of the house. It presents to the street two room block-
like volumes penetrated by horizontally oriented aluminum casement windows. A viga-framed
carport and short portal terminate the west end ofthe footprint. The house is entered through
a raised wood panel door with a center view light. The rear (north) elevation has a few windows
and a sliding glass door. A shallow overhang supported by square wood beams carries across
the elevation. The frame dwelling is finished in cementitious peach color stucco worked into a
brocade pattern. Tall parapets outline the perimeter of the bedroom wing. The roof is covered
in asphalt which carries over the west exposure of the bedroom mass. It was erected in c.1970,
and its designer/architect is unknown. Noncontributing status is recommended for this
structure due to its age slightly under 50 years. However, the Board may consider that its
association with the Plaza del Monte planned development and its design as a mid-century
expression of Santa Fe Style could constitute "exceptional importance" such that contributing
status may be warranted. If contributing status is assigned/ the south fa~;ades are
recommended as primary.
114 Camino Santiago: The house presents to Camino Santiago a traditional design of a cube-
like mass projecting from a linear arm. In plan, it is roughly L-shaped with a large connecting
carport attached to its southeast corner. The west end holds two bedrooms; the remainder of
the footprint contains a large living room, kitchen and utility closet. The south exposure of the
bedroom wing is penetrated by sliding glass doors. East of the bedroom wing, the front fa~;ade

8(north) is divided into a recessed entry and a large casement-framed picture window. The entry
holds a raised square panel wood door with center view light. It is sheltered by a short
overhang resting on vigas. A similar combined picture and casement window is found on the
east elevation of the living room. The carport makes up most of the secondary street elevation
(north/ set back). It is supported by a wood viga-and-post system. The structure shelters a patio
door and single raised panel wood door leading to the utility room and storage area. Wood/
trough-like canales penetrate the parapets on the east and west elevations. The roof is covered
in rolled asphalt/ which carries over the bedroom wing/s east exposure. A short stucco-clad
chimney topped with a terra cotta cap rises from the center of the roof. Erected in c.1972, the
residence was designed by Register, Ross & Burnett Architects. Noncontributing status is
recommended for this structure due to age. However, the Board may consider that its
association with the Plaza del Monte planned development and its design as a mid-century
expression of Santa Fe Style could constitute "exceptional importance" such that contributing
status may be warranted. If contributing status is assigned, the north fa~ades are
recommended as primary.
115 Camino Santiago: Sharing a wall with the dwelling to the east (113 Camino Santiago)/ the
small house contains two bedrooms. The dwelling portion of the building is composed of a
rectangular bedroom wing. Attached to this are the living room, kitchen, and a one-space
carport. Connecting these elements is a beam portal. Together, both areas hold about 1,290
square feet. The front (south) fa~ade presents a simple canvas of a projecting mass balanced on
one end with the void of the carport at the other. In between is the portal with its few window
and door openings. The portal is supported by double round posts toped with corbels. The rear
(north) elevation contains a few windows and a sliding glass door sheltered by a shallow viga-
supported overhang. The windows in the residence are tall, single-light aluminum casements. A
raised panel-and-view-light door gives entry to the dwelling under the portal. Short parapets
outline the perimeter of the bedroom wing. The roof's asphalt material carries over the east
exposure of the parapet. The house was erected in c.1970, and the designer/architect is
unknown. Noncontributing status is recommended for this structure due to its age slightly
under 50 years. However, the Board may consider that its association with the Plaza del Monte
planned development and its design as a mid-century expression of Santa Fe Style could
constitute (/exceptional importance" such that contributing status may be warranted. If
contributing status is assigned, the south fa~ades are recommended as primary.
117 Camino Santiago: Tucked into the northwest corner ofthe development, the house is a
single-story, flat-roof dwelling characterized by its viga carport and continuous overhang. In
form, its two box-like volumes are arranged in a modified L-plan. The house holds two
bedrooms slung along the west waiL A large living room occupies the foot of the L. With its
carport included, the house contains 1,422 square feet. The unarticulated flat front fa~ade is
penetrated by non-historic casement windows. A wood panel and view light door gives entry to
the dwelling under the front portal. The rear (west) elevation is fenestrated with an
asymmetrical pattern oftall aluminum casement windows. The frame building is finished with
brocade-type stucco rendered in the buckskin color. It was constructed in 1966-67, after a
design by architect Phillipe Register. Window replacements appear to have removed the
pedimented heads shown on Register's drawings. Noncontributing status is recommended due
to contemporary design that the architectural historian did not feel harmonized with the

9district. However, the Board may consider that its association with the Plaza del Monte planned
development and its design as a mid-century expression of Santa Fe Style could constitute
"exceptional importance" such that contributing status may be warranted. If contributing status
is assigned/ the east (street-facing) fa~ades are recommended as primary.
118 Camino Santiago: Erected in c.1973, the stucco-over-frame, two bedroom house sits on a
rise a the southeast corner of Camino Santiago and Camino Matias. In plan, it is a modified L
shaped structure with a carport attached to its front (north) fa~ade. The roughly 1,245 square
foot dwelling has its bedrooms segregated to a wing across the west elevation. This volume is
taller than the rest of the house and is outline with parapets. The lower volume contains a living
room, kitchen and dining area. The north (front} fa~ade is divided between the carport and the
north face of the bedroom wing. The single carport is erected over a wood structure supported
by round posts. The outside beam continues across the fa~ade, sheltering the front entry. As
with the door under the carport, the entry holds a raised square panel unit. The secondary
elevations are fenestrated with single-light metal casement windows. The south (rear) elevation
has an array of casement windows and an enclosure giving access to the carport. A shallow
overhang resting on vigas outlines the elevation. The house is finished with cementitious
brocade stucco in a peach pigment. The roof is covered with rolled asphalt, which carries over a
portion of the bedroom wing's east exposure. Large, trough-like wood canales pierce the west
parapet. It was designed by Register, Ross & Burnet Architects, and is one of the last houses to
be completed in Plaza del Monte. Noncontributing status is recommended for this residence by
the architectural historian, due to age. However, the Board may consider that its association
with the Plaza del Monte planned development and its design as a mid-century expression of
Santa Fe Style could constitute "exceptional importance" such that contributing status may be
warranted. If contributing status is assigned, the north fa~ades are recommended as primary.
119 Camino Santiago: Arranged slightly above grade, the box-like house is characterized by its
continuous portal and horizontal emphasis. In plan it is a compact rectangle framed by angled
walls on its north and south exposures. Large windows, a wood panel door and a three-panel
sliding glass door appear on the front (east) fa~ade. The rear (west) elevation has double sets of
sliding windows and a patio door arranged under an overhang. The house's windows appear to
be mostly replacement units. The south end ofthe dwelling is weighted with a large carport. A
tall double splayed wall creates the south exposure. The portal is supported by vigas resting on
a square beam. Round posts topped with double ended corbels carry the weight to the floor.
The roughly 1,485 square foot structure contains two bedrooms placed along the west wall.
The building was constructed in c.1965, after a design by architect Phillipe Register. The main
alteration is the removal of most of the angled wall along the northeast corner. Originally, this
feature enclosed a small patio. Noncontributing status is recommended for this structure due
to contemporary design that the architectural historian did not feel harmonized with the
district. However, the Board may consider that its association with the Plaza del Monte planned
development and its design as a mid-century expression of Santa Fe Style could constitute
"exceptional importance" such that contributing status may be warranted. If contributing status
is assigned, the east (street-facing) fa~ade is recommended as primary.
120 Camino Santiago: The small two bedroom house presents a contemporary carport-
dominant design. Located along the east side of Camino Santiago, it sits back from the street. In

10plan, it is a modified T form with an attached carport projecting from the front (west) fac;:ade.
Its two bedrooms are confined to a wing making up the north elevation. Higher than the rest of
the house, it is outlined with shaped parapets. The parapets are pierced with canales across the
north and south exposures. The lower volume, historically containing a living room, kitchen and
music room, is faced with a shallow overhang resting on vigas. The overhang shelters sliding
glass doors, a window and a pedestrian entry. The secondary elevations are fenestrated with
aluminum casement windows. The front (west) elevation is dominated by the carport. The
structure is erected over a viga-and-post support system. The portal's outside beam continues
across the fac;:ade, sheltering the front (west) entry. A wood raised square panel door with a
center view light gives entry to the residence. Including its carport and utility room, the building
contains 1,804 square feet. The house was built in c.1971 after a design by Register, Ross &
Burnet Architects. Noncontributing status is recommended for this structure due to age.
However, the Board may consider that its association with the Plaza del Monte planned
development and its design as a mid-century expression of Santa Fe Style could constitute
"exceptional importance" such that contributing status may be warranted. If contributing status
is assigned, the west (street-facing) fac;:ade is recommended as primary.
121 Camino Santiago: Reflecting a carport-dominant design, the small vernacular dwelling sits
at grade on the west side of Camino Santiago. The roughly 1,309 square foot structure holds
one bedroom. In plan, it is a compact square enclosed by an angled wall across its south
exposure. Unlike most units in Plaza del Monte, it has a low pitched roof. The front (east)
fac;:ade is dominated by the one-vehicle carport. The remainder of the fac;:ade is divided into
windows and doors. The windows are uniformly multi-light steel casements in various standard
sizes. The gabled north elevation has three identical windows. The rear (west) side of the house
has more articulation, expressed through its beamed canopy over a pair of sliding doors. The
frame house is finished with heavy brocade cementitious stucco in a peach like color. A shallow
square-beam supported overhang runs along the east and west elevations. It was constructed
in c.1971, after a design by Register, Ross & Brunet Architects. Noncontributing status is
recommended for this structure due to age and contemporary design that the architectural
historian did not feel harmonized with the district. However, the Board may consider that its
association with the Plaza del Monte planned development and its design as a mid-century
expression of Santa Fe Style could constitute "exceptional importance" such that contributing
status may be warranted. If contributing status is assigned, the east (street-facing) fac;:ade is
recommended as primary.
104 Camino Matias: One of the first units to be constructed at Plaza del Monte, 104 Camino
Matias is an L shaped dwelling with a combined carport and portal. The approximately 1,143
square foot, flat roof structures holds two bedrooms. The bedrooms are placed in a wing
forming the north end of the residence. Its front (west) fac;:ade presents a Spanish-Pueblo
Revival plan, with its cubic, battered mass and viga roofed portal. Unlike many houses in the
development, the carport plays a secondary role on the fac;:ade. The single-bay structure,
arranged behind the portal, is less exuberant in its display of wood elements. The bedroom
mass is fenestrated with small, rectangular windows; the remaining elevations have windows
arranged in a more traditional pattern. The windows are mostly aluminum casement units. The
portal elevation is painted white. A line of vigas runs along the top of the wall. It is supported by
shiplap wood girders resting on round posts with corbels. The house was constructed in c.1965.

11It represents the closest interpretation of the original1960 Kenneth S. Clark and Phillipe
Register template design for the development. Contributing status is recommended for this
residence, due to its early date of construction and representation of the original Clark and
Register design template for Plaza del Monte retirement homes and due to its exemplary
expression of mid-century Santa Fe Style. The west fac;:ades are recommended as primary.
105 Camino Matias: This small house is one of three units constructed in 1950 for married staff
employed by the Allison James School. Arranged in a terrace-like fashion, each unit is a
rectangular plan, side-gabled dwelling with an attached garage. The house has a telescoping
roof form evident in its north exposure. The roof extends over the walls on the north and south
elevations to form small porches. The house is fenestrated with a mix of original and non-
historic windows and doors. The windows are terminated with stuccoed concrete sills. Views
from the house are oriented north toward the commons area. The north elevation contains a
large picture window flanked by casements. Public entry is through an original X-glass wood
door on the south elevation. The garage door is a recent vinyl paneled unit. The roof is covered
with three-tab asphalt shingles. Wood fascia has been applied to the north and south roof ends,
obscuring (or removing) the original exposed rafters. A short stuccoed chimney rises from the
north roof slope. The approximately 1,102 square foot house holds three bedrooms. A non-
historic, 220-square foot carport has been erected over the driveway. Non-contributing status
is recommended for this structure. As the architectural historian states, the house neither
harmonizes with the district nor with Plaza del Monte and includes non-conforming elements
such as corner windows and cantilevered canopies over entries. Its association is with the
Allison James School (demolished in 1960) rather than with Plaza del Monte. Staff agrees with
this assessment.
107 Camino Matias: This small house is one of three units constructed in 1950 for married staff
employed by the Allison James School. Arranged in a terrace-like fashion, each unit is a
rectangular plan, side-gabled dwelling with an attached garage. The gabled roof extends over
the walls on the north and south elevations to form small porches. The dwelling is fenestrated
with a mix of original and non-historic windows/ terminated with stuccoed concrete sills. Views
from the house are oriented north towards the commons area of Plaza del Monte. The north
elevation contains a large picture window flanked by casements. Public entry is through an
original X-glass wood door on the south elevation. Two vertical [solar?] panels have been
applied to the south fac;:ade. The garage door is recent vinyl paneled unit. The roof is covered
with three-tab asphalt shingles. Wood fascia has been applied to the north and south roof ends,
obscuring (or removing) the original exposed rafters. A short stuccoed chimney rises from the
north roof slope. The house originally had an exposed pedimented entry on the north elevation/
which was reduced at some point in depth after 1969. The approximately 1,145 square foot
house holds two bedrooms. As the architectural historian states, the house neither harmonizes
with the district nor with Plaza del Monte and includes non-conforming elements such as
corner windows and cantilevered canopies over entries. Its association is with the Allison James
School (demolished in 1960) rather than with Plaza del Monte. Non-contributing status is
recommended for this structure, and staff agrees with this assessment.
109 Camino Matias: This small house is one of three units constructed in 1950 for married staff
employed by the Allison James School. Arranged in a terrace-like fashion, each unit is a

12rectangular plan, side-gabled dwelling with an attached garage. The house has a telescoping
roof form evident in its north exposure. The roof extends over the walls on the north and south
elevations to form small porches. The front (south) fa~ade reveals an altered composition. At
some point after 1960, a 131 square foot addition was appended to the southwest corner
creating a sunroom. The dwelling is fenestrated with a mix of original and non-historic
windows, which are mostly double hung sash and are terminated with stuccoed concrete sills.
Views from the house are oriented north toward the Plaza del Monte commons area. The north
elevation contains a large picture window flanked by casements. Public entry is through an
original X-glass wood door on the south elevation. The garage door is a recent vinyl paneled
unit. The roof is covered with three-tab asphalt shingles. Wood fascia has been applied to the
north and south roof ends, obscuring (or removing) the original exposed rafters. A short
stuccoed chimney rises from the north roof slope. The approximately 1,141 square foot house
contains two bedrooms. As the architectural historian states, the house neither harmonizes
with the district nor with Plaza del Monte and includes non-conforming elements such as
corner windows and cantilevered canopies over entries. Its association is with the Allison James
School (demolished in 1960) rather than with Plaza del Monte. Non-contributing status is
recommended for this structure, and staff agrees with this assessment.
111 Camino Matias: Moved to the site prior to 1960, 111 Camino Matias is an altered three
bedroom house. The house is arranged on a north-south axis, facing west, and in plan consists
of two telescoping gabled sections. To this basic form was added an L-shaped porch and
connected carport in c.1966. The medium pitch roofs are covered with asphalt shingles and
extended with overhangs. A short stuccoed chimney rises from the ridgeline. Small wood
louvers are attached to the gabled ends. The house is fenestrated with an array of original and
non-historic windows, recessed from the walls and terminated with concrete sills. The
combined porch and carport are supported by a framework of wood girders resting on grouped
square posts. The single carport includes double storage units. A short breezeway leads from
the carport to a back door. The 1,712 square foot house is finished with textured cementitious
stucco in a light buckskin color. Non-contributing status is recommended for this residence. It
was moved to the site before 1960 and extensively modified in 1966 with the addition of the
carport and portal. As with the other Allison James School-era residences on Camino Matias,
the house neither harmonizes with the district nor with Plaza del Monte, and its association is
with the Allison James School rather than Plaza del Monte.
116/120 Camino Matias: The vernacular, two unit residence was erected before 1957 and
modified nearly 30 years later with the addition of a cross-gabled entry. The combined
residence is aligned along a north-south axis on the west side of Camino Matias. In plan, it is a
side-gabled rectangle with a cross-gable appended to its northeast corner. The north unit (120)
holds about 1,256 square feet with three bedrooms. A window wall spanning the northeast
corner signals its contemporary design. The north elevation under the gable is marred by a
c.1984 shed-roof structure enclosing the furnace and water heater. The front fa~ade faces east
and is dominated by the non-historic cross gable entry. A recessed entry at the south end leads
to 116. The interior, encompassing approximately 939 square feet, is arranged like an
apartment. A similar non-historic stuccoed enclosure around the furnace and water heater is
attached to the south elevation. The rear (west) elevation of the combined units faces onto a
common area. A continuous overhang characterizes this fa<;ade. It is penetrated with three

13sliding glass doors and a mixture of fixed and sliding windows of different sizes. The roof is
sheathed with rib metal panels. It is unclear who designed the original house. The c.1984
addition ofthe cross gable and furnace and water heater enclosures was drawn in Phillipe
Register's shop. Built prior to 1958 and substantially modified in the mid-1980s, the historic
integrity of the house has been compromised, and the style of the home neither harmonizes
with the district nor with Plaza del Monte. As with the other Allison James School-era
residences on Camino Matias, the house neither harmonizes with the district nor with Plaza del
Monte, and its association is with the Allison James School rather than Plaza del Monte.
RELEVANT CODE CITATIONS:
14-5.2(C) Regulation of Significant and Contributing Structures in the Historic Districts
(1) Purpose and Intent
It is intended that:
(a) Each structure to be recognized as a physical record of its time, place, and use.
Changes that create a false sense of historical development, such as the addition of
conjectural features or architectural elements from other buildings, shall not be
undertaken;
(b) Changes to structures that have acquired historic significance in their own right shall
be retained and preserved, recognizing that most structures change over time;
(c) Distinctive features, finishes, and construction techniques or examples of
craftsmanship that characterize a structure be preserved; and
(d) New additions and related or adjacent new construction be undertaken in such a
manner that if removed in the future, the original form and integrity of the historic
property and its environment would be unimpaired.
14-12 Significant Structure:
A structure located in a historic district that is approximately fifty years old or older, and that
embodies distinctive characteristics of a type, period or method of construction. For a
structure to be designated as significant, it must retain a high level of historic integrity. A
structure may be designated as significant:
(A) for its association with events or persons that are important on a local, regional,
national or global level; or
(B) if it is listed on or is eligible to be listed on the State Register of Cultural Properties or
the National Register of Historic Places.
14-12 Contributing Structure:
A structure, located in a historic district, approximately fifty years old or older that helps to
establish and maintain the character of that historic district. Although a contributing
structure is not unique in itself, it adds to the historic associations or historic architectural
design qualities that are significant for a district. The contributing structure may have had
minor alterations, but its integrity remains.
14-12 Primary Fa~ade:
One or more principal faces or elevations of a building with features that define the character
of the building's architecture.

1414-12 Noncontributing Structure:
A structure, located in an H district, that is less than fifty years ld or that does not exhibit
sufficient historic integrity to establish and maintain the character of the H district.
ltSO-YEAR RULE" GUIDANCE:
The "50-year rule" is one of the most widely accepted principles within the historic preservation
movement in the U.S., establishing the standard that properties approximately fifty years old or
older are of sufficient age to have established historic significance as a threshold for triggering
preservation. The rule was established by the National Park Service in 1948 and codified at the
federal level in the National Historic Preservation Act of 1966. Exceptions to this standard have
been applied to sites, structures and places that are less than fifty years old but which have
demonstrated "exceptional importance" independent of age. This chronological filter has been
applied to properties nominated to the National Register of Historic Places, and it has been
widely utilized in local historic preservation ordinances across the country as a means to settle
potential controversies over the nature of historic significance. 4
The "50-year rule" was included in Santa Fe's historic preservation ordinance in 1957- one of
the earliest uses of the standard at the local level. Because it has its origins in federal historic
preservation policy, it stands to reason that its administration at the local level should follow
federal guidance. In doing so, the HDRB is encouraged to apply the "50-year rule" as a guideline
when evaluating historic status of properties. Accordingly, properties less than fifty years old
may be deemed to be contributing or significant if the Board determines that they are of
"exceptional importance" (association with or representative of events, people or trends of
historical or architectural significance}. That said, there has been much recent discussion of the
"50-year rule," including calls to reconsider its utility and application.
4 "'Of Exceptional importance': The Origins of the 'Fifty-Year Rule' in Historic Preservation," by John H. Sprinkle Jr.
(2007) The Public Historian: A Joumaf of Public History

15Plaza del Monte: Previous HDRB Case History
(101-126 Camino Santiago and 104-120 Camino Matias)
On November 28, 2017, the applicant requested status review of four non-statused structures
(122, 124, 125, and 126 Camino Santiago) and proposed demolition of these structures. Both
cases (H-17-098A and H-17-098B) were postponed at the request of the Board for a full HCPI
report for all of the Plaza del Monte subdivision.
On April 24, 2018, the applicant presented a full HCPI for Plaza del Monte and requested status
reviews for the structures at 122, 124, 125, 126 Camino Santiago and again requested
demolition ofthese structures. The HDRB designated 122, 125, and 126 Camino Santiago as
Contributing and to designate 124 Camino Santiago and the garages at 126 Camino Santiago as
Non-contributing. The requests to demolish 124 Camino Santiago and the garages at 126
Camino Santiago were granted.
On May 15, 2018, the HDRB reconsidered their previous actions on Cases H-17-098A and Bout
of concerns over age of the structures, over the historical value of mid-century architecture,
and over due process as status review was requested by the Board for all structures in Plaza del
Monte. The Board decided at that time to rescind their previous actions on status and
demolition from the April 24, 2018 hearing. After some public discussion and a closed
deliberation on the matter, both cases were postponed for additional information regarding
dates of construction.
On June 26, 2018, the HDRB reviewed the status of and demolition request for five structures
as requested by the applicant, including residences at 122, 124, 125 and 126 Camino Santiago
and the garages south of 126 Camino Santiago. The applicant provided updated information
regarding dates of construction in two amendments to the original HCPI for Plaza del Monte. In
case H-17-098A, the Board assigned Contributing status to the residences at 124 and 126
Camino Santiago and their associated rock walls, and assigned Non-contributing status to 122
and 125 Camino Santiago and to the garages south of 126 Camino Santiago. In case H-17-098B,
the Board postponed hearing the demolition request for the Contributing structures at 124 and
126 Camino Santiago and denied the demolition request for 122 and 125 Camino Santiago and
the garages south of 126 Camino Santiago.
On January 9, 2019, the Governing Body heard an appeal of Cases H-17-098A and B, filed by the
applicant. The Governing Body upheld the Board's determination of historic status in case H-17-
098A. Regarding demolition, the Governing Body determined to allow demolition of the garage
structures south of 126 Camino Santiago but to uphold the denial of demolition for 122 and 125
Camino Santiago.
On March 26, 2019, the HDRB reviewed the status of the seven non-statused structures in Plaza
del Monte {105, 113, 114, 115, 118, 120, and 121 Camino Santiago), and their decision was to
assign Contributing status to all seven structures because of their association to the Plaza del
Monte, an historic planned subdivision, and as they are representative examples of Mid-
century Modern influenced expressions of Santa Fe Style.
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16On April 23, 2019, the HDRB rescinded their motion from the March 26, 2019, hearing
regarding the assignment of contributing historic status for the seven non-statused structures
at Plaza del Monte, citing insufficient discussion of each individual structure to justify the
assignment of contributing status, including failure to designate primary fa~ades. The
conditions of this action were in the form of the following directives: 1) that the Land Use
Director provide interpretation ofthe "50-year rule"; 2) that staff provide information
regarding applicability of the provisions in the code for "Historic Compound" designation; and
3) that staff bring all remaining stuctures in Plaza del Monte back to the HDRB for review under
a single status review case.
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38Cit of
Alan Wehhe1; Mayor
June 7, 2019
Plaza del Monte LLC
8814 Horizon Blvd, Suite 400
Albuquerque, NM 87113
a ta Fe, Ne Mexico200 Lincoln Avenue, P.O. Box 909, Santa Fe, NM 87504~0909
Councilors:
Signe I. Lindell. Mayor ProTem, District 1
Renee Villarreal, District I
Peter N. lves, District 2
Carol Romero-Wirth, District 2
Roman "Tiger" Abeyta, District 3
Chris Rivera, District 3
Mike Harris. District 4
JoAnne Vigil Coppler. District 4
RE: Review of Historic Status for Plaza del Monte
Dear Property Owner,
This letter is written notice that the City of Santa Fe Historic Districts Review Board will be reviewing the
historic status designations of structures at 101, 102, 103, 105, 106, 109, 110, 111, 113, 114, 115, 117, 118,
119, 120, 121 Camino Santiago and 104, 105, 107, 109, 111, 116/120 Camino Matias in the Plaza del Monte
Subdivision. The designation of a historic status category, including "significant", "contributing", and "non-
contributing," is the most important determining factor in how properties within the City of Santa Fe's historic
districts may be physically altered. The Official Historic Status Map for all structures that are located within the
City of Santa Fe's historic districts may be found in the Historic Preservation Division at the first floor Land Use
Department of City Hall at 200 Lincoln Avenue or through the City of Santa Fe website.
Please be advised that the Historic Districts Review Board will review historic status for these structures at
their request and that the status review will take place at a public hearing on June 25, 2019, starting at 5:30pm
in the City Council Chambers at City Hall. Decisions made by the Historic Districts Review Board regarding a
change in historic status designation may be appealed to the Governing Body.
Any questions regarding this issue should be directed to the Historic Preservation Division at {505) 955-6605 or
(505) 955-6577 between 8:00am and noon or between 1:00pm and 5:00pm, Monday through Friday.
Sincerely,
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Lisa Gavioli Roach
Historic Preservation Division Manager
14-5.2(C)(2)(d) Notice of Board's Review of Status
(i) Staff shall mail notice, certified main return receipt requested, to the property owner of the subject
property no less than fifteen days prior to the board's review of a change in or designation of status.
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39PLAZA DEL MONTE
Santa Fe, New Mexico
Historic Resources Evaluation
March 28, 2018
Client: Wayne S. Lloyd, A.I.A.
Lloyd & Associates, Architects
321 W. San Francisco St., Suite A
Santa Fe, NM 87501
Consultant: John W. Murphey
Architectural Historian
2833 Plaza Verde
Santa Fe, NM 87507

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41Historic Resources Evaluation Report
Plaza del Monte, Santa Fe, New Mexico
Summary
March 28, 2018
This Historic Resources Evaluation was prepared at the request of Wayne Lloyd, Lloyd and
Associates, Architects. It responds to a motion the Santa Fe Historic Districts Review Board
made at its November 28, 2017 hearing, requiring the applicant to provide a complete study of
the buildings comprising Plaza del Monte, a former Presbyterian retirement center (Case #H-17-
098A, minutes). The original application called for the demolition of five structures, addressed
as 122, 124, 125, and 126 Camino Santiago, and a standalone garage/carport structure behind
126.
The present report was prepared to satisfy the Board's requirement regarding the evaluation of
cultural resources set forth in the Historic Districts Ordinance (14-5.2) and the policies and
guidelines developed by the City of Santa Fe Historic Preservation Division.
The Historic Districts Ordinance created a system of classifications in which cultural resources
are evaluated and designated as to whether they contribute to the Historic District (14-
5.2(C)(2)(a)). The Board is given the authority to designate and/or change a status of a cultural
property (14-5.2(C)(2)(a)(1)). This action commonly occurs when an applicant submits a project
that may affect an assigned or "un-statused" property within the Historic District. Identification
of historical significance is typically accomplished through a survey and evaluation of identified
resources using the New Mexico Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) form.
Findings
After an intensive-level survey, archival investigations, and an evaluation of historical
significance, the conclusion is that five buildings (102, 103, 106, 111 Camino Santiago and 104
Camino Matias) are eligible for Contributing Structure status to the Downtown and Eastside
Historic District. Due to either 1) a lack of age-eligibility, or 2) non-compatible architectural
elements, the remaining buildings were determined to be Noncontributing to the district.

42Historic Resources Evaluation Report
Plaza del Monte, Santa Fe, New Mexico
Table of Contents
March 28, 2018
I. PROJECT DESCRIPTION ........................................................................................... 1
II. PROJECT AREA ........................................................................................................ 2
Ill. RESEARCH METHODS ............................................................................................. 4
IV. FIELD METHODS ..................................................................................................... 4
V. HISTORICAL OVERVIEW .......................................................................................... 5
VI. DESCRIPTION OF RESOURCES .............................................................................. 16
VII. RESOURCE EVALUATION ...................................................................................... 17
VIII. TABLE OF SURVEYED RESOURCES ........................................................................ 19
IX. BIBLIOGRAPHY...................................................................................................... 22
X. MAPS AND AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHS ..................................................................... 23
XI. HISTORIC CULTURAL PROPERTIES INVENTORY FORMS ...................................... 30

43Historic Resources Evaluation Report
Plaza del Monte, Santa Fe, New Mexico
I. Project Description
March 28, 2018
The applicant, Wayne, Lloyd, Lloyd and Associates, Architects, representing the owner, Plaza
del Monte, LLC, approached the Historlc Districts Review Board on November 28, 2017, with a
request to demolish five units of the Plaza del Monte retirement center (Case #H-17-098A}.
The case planner, David Rasch, stated in his report that the five structures (122, 124, 125, and
126, and a separate garage/carport), should be determined Noncontributing, "due to marginal
historic date of construction, lack of Santa Fe style, and non-historic alterations."
After discussion, the Board postponed the case, requesting the applicant provide a full historic
evaluation report on the 27 units making up the former retirement community. Further
discussion with David Rasch indicated that this would consist of complete HCPI forms 1 & 2 for
each standing structure on the property, and an evaluation of their potential historic status for
the Downtown and Eastside Historic District.
This report attempts to fulfill that request by providing HCPI forms for each residential unit, a
brief historical context, associated aerial photographs and maps, and an evaluation of individual
and district eligibility. The project attempted, using various sources, to determine the actual
date of construction of each residential unit of Plaza del Monte.

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Plaza del Monte, Santa Fe, New Mexico
II. Project Area
March 28, 2018
The property, generally known as Plaza del Monte, or Plaza del Monte Retirement Center,
spreads across a roughly six-acre parcel located north of the Santa Fe Plaza. The pistol-shaped
tract is bounded on the east by Bishop's Lodge Road; on the north by the grounds of Fort Marcy
Recreation Complex and Magers Field; on the west by the alignment of Arroyo Mascaras; and
on the south by a combination of land formerly associated with Plaza del Monte and tracts and
residential lots under private ownership (Figure 1).
The surveyed area includes two private streets (Camino Santiago and Camino Matias) that were
constructed in the 1960s as part of the retirement facility. The roads are arranged in a typical
suburban pattern of a cul-de-sac and a loop. The land descends east-to-west toward the arroyo.
During development, it was shaped as terraced pads along the north side of Camino Santiago.
Separate terracing is found on the north side of Camino Matias, dating to an earlier
construction period.
Near the center of the development is an informal grassy area that once served as a social area.
Mature native trees, likely planted during the 1960s, are found throughout. The house
landscapes, however, have evolved, changing from lawns to areas filled with boulders and xeric
plantings. Concrete pedestrian paths loop through a few sections of the development.
Houses are typically placed in the center or close to the back of the lot. They are arranged with
their long elevations facing the street. Carports are approached by wide concrete driveways.
Most likely due to the limitation of the lot size or community guidelines, there are no notable
ancillary structures. Grounds are kept minimal, free of tenant clutter.

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Plaza del Monte Santa Fe, New Mexico
March 28, 2018
Figure 1: Portion of "Santa Fe, N. Mex." USGS quadrangle map, 1961, photo-revised 1977.
Scale- 1:24,000.

46Historic Resources Evaluation Report
Plaza del Monte, Santa Fe, New Mexico
Ill. Research Methods
March 28, 2018
Prior to starting fieldwork, the project historian reviewed the City of Santa Fe's and the New
Mexico Historic Preservation Division's records for properties listed and/or evaluated within the
project area . This included a review of listings on the National Register of Historic Places, State
Register of Cultural Properties, as well as resources documented with New Mexico Historic
Building Inventory or Historic Cultural Properties Inventory forms. The research found no
previous surveyed or registered properties within the project area .
A separate archival phase encompassed a review of primary and secondary sources held at
various repositories, including the Fray Angelico Chavez Library, Palace of Governors Photo
Library, State Library-Southwest Room and the State Archives and Records Center, all located in
Santa Fe. In addition, archived newspaper and online sources were searched. The historian was
also given access to an incomplete set of drawings covering most of the surveyed buildings.
IV. Field Methods
John W. Murphey, Architectural Historian, conducted a site survey on January 18, 2018. This
consisted of a preliminary inventory of all standing structures on the parcel. A follow-up
recordation was conducted by Sharon Joyce on February 23, 2018.
As per Santa Fe Historic Preservation Division policy, each resource was recorded with
photographs documenting the principal elevations. The surveyors identified character-defining
details and noted any perceived exterior alterations. The survey recorded 27 buildings on 26
Historic Cultural Properties Inventory form s. The forms are attached to this report.

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V. Historical Overview
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Plaza Del Monte was conceived in the late 1950s as a communal living center for retired
Presbyterian pastors, missionaries, and other church officials. The Board of Pensions of the
United Presbyterian Church considered this use for their Santa Fe property north of the Plaza,
after the Allison-James School closed in 1958.
Established in 1880 by the Board of Domestic Missions, the school taught Spanish -American
children at the junior and senior levels of high school. 1 The campus originally spread over 18
acres and included six major buildings, many designed in the Mission Revival style.
Figure 2: The Margaret Olivia Sage Hall, demolished in 1960 to construct Plaza del Monte.
Source: Atkins, 1983.
With the closure of the school, the Board of Pensions began to plan for a large retirement
community to join similar centers in Cooperstown, New York, Philadelphia and Kansas City.
New Mexico's climate, the church's history in the state, and the fact they already owned the
land motivated the Board to build the next community in Santa Fe.
In 1959, the Board selected the Santa Fe architectural firm of Kenneth S. Clark and Philippe
Register Architects to create a plan for the as-of-yet-unnamed community.
1 The schoo l's history dates back to 1866, to the first Presbyterian Mission in Santa Fe. The school origina lly
instructed Native American, Anglo and African American girls at the primary through high school leve ls. In 1934, it
became a co-educational junior high school. (Work Progress Administration, "History of the Allison -James School.")

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Kenneth Clark (1909-1990 ), an Oklahoma-born architect and Philippe de Montauzan Register
(1921-2006 ), a younger, Yale-trained architect of French lineage, formed a partnership in 1956.
Prior to the retirement center, the pair had worked on large military projects at Sandia Base
and White Sands Missile Range, and locally designed the Santa Fe County Health Building (1958)
and a gymnasium for the New Mexico School for the Deaf (1960), among other commissions.
The architects divided the former Allison-James School campus into two parts. The site of the
older buildings, termed the "South Area" would be developed first with a congregate building.
The lesser built area above the old campus ("North Area"), would be developed later with
individual retirement residences.
CasaGrande
Clark and Register initially put their focus on designing the Congregate Home on a parcel
fronting then Federal Way and Taos Highway. The building, later dubbed "Casa Grande" was a
spraw ling combined administrative and community living complex. Church staff and the
architects reportedly studied congregate communities in the Netherlands to develop the
design. 2 Congregate centers, an arrangement where elderly residents lived communally and
were encouraged to participate in shared activities, emerged as a planning trend for retirement
facilities in the United States in the 1950s.3
Work began on the communal center on August 1960, after the City of Santa Fe issued a
$99,000 permit for the larger project. 4 In preparation, four earlier schoo l buildings were
demolished. These encompassed a hall, dormitories and a gymnasium .
Constructed in 1960-61, the Congregate Home had a layout simi lar to the "finger plan" used for
elementary schoo ls of the period. The plan included a long north-south oriented mass, to which
were attached at right angles separate wings or "fingers" connected to each other by short
corridors. The plan allowed for additional wings to be added, and a fourth was constructed in
the 1970s.
The combined building included separate areas for administrative offices, a reception room, a
large commercia l kitchen and dining room, a lounge, a beauty parlor, and a dormitory that
could house up to 40 residents.5
2 Santa Fe New Mexican, August 31, 1961, 27 .
3 Geneva Mathiasen and Edward H. Noakes, editors, Planning Homes for the Aged, (New York : F.W. Dodge
Corporation, 1959).
4 Santa Fe New Mexican , September 4, 1960, 12.
5 Ibid., October 22, 1968, 3; August 31, 1971, 15.

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Facing two public streets, the southwest corner of the Congregant Home received the most
architectural treatment of the development. This area became the public face of the retirement
community. Here the architects placed a long entrance portal leading to the front (public)
doors. A Pueblo style mass anchored the southwest corner, its broad walls cut with narrow,
vertical church -like windows (Figure 3).
The Congregant Home opened on November 16, 1961. Nearly 300 people attended the
ceremony for the $750,000 development. 6
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Figure 3: Casa Grande under construction, showing original south fa~ade, May 1961. Courtesy San Fe New Mexican.
The parcel north of CasaGrande would be developed over the years with 20 free-standing
retirement residences, colloquially called cottages .7 This section had been lightly worked during
the school's use of the property, and contained three houses constructed in 1950 for married
faculty and a few ancillary structures (Figure 4 and Aerial 1). The faculty units and a moved
building (111 Camino Matias) were converted into retirement homes, and were in use by the
fall of 1961.
6 Ibid ., September 28, 1961, 51.
7 Ibid., August 31, 1961, 27.

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Figure 4: Rear (north) elevation of married faculty cottages, c. 1950s. Source: Atkins, 1983.
Retirement Cottages
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A June 1960 preliminary layout developed by Clark and Register depicted a typical suburban
cul-de-sac arrangement of free-standing homes built around two new streets (Figure 5).
Camino Santiago, running along the north side of the property, terminated as a tight cul-de-sac.
A second street, Camino Matias, worked as a circulating loop between Camino Santiago and the
existing teacher residences to the south.
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The architects initially proposed five new houses (R1-RS), completing the loop between the
streets. Of these, four were constructed before 1966. Another 14 units, principally sited along
Camino Santiago, were identified for future development on the plan.
The houses depicted on the plan reveal a uniform design. Each consisted of a modified L-plan to
which was attached a carport and connecting portal. The earliest elevations prepared by Clark
and Register show a design sympathetic to the Spanish-Pueblo Revival tradition (Figure 6). The
front elevation included a projecting roomblock-like mass with rounded corners and a portal at
a slight offset, a design trope introduced by architect John Gaw Meem nearly four decades
earlier. Anchoring the end of the structure was a carport pushed back from the fac;ade.
Following the idiom, vigas were used for the actual roofing structure, window openings were
small, and in most cases, arranged on the horizontal. The Spanish-Pueblo Revival theme
continued along the portal and carport with a viga structure supported by rustic round posts
topped with zappos-type corbels (Figure 6).
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Figure 6: June 1960 Clark and Register drawing showing typical retirement residence. The drawing corresponds with 104
Camino Matias.
The floor plan, however, was mostly modern. It segregated bedrooms to a wing placed in the
ell, which from the exterior looked like a rounded room block. The remaining functions of the
house were clustered in a tight square (Figure 6).
Resident Number 1, at 104 Camino Matias, is representative of this early composition .
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Evolution of Design
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The design of the retirement units began to evolve as the project progressed. After the first
construction phase, Philippe Register left the firm, opening his own practice in late 1960. It
appears that Register and his evolving firm were contracted at least twice (1963 and 1967} by
the Board of Retirement to further expand the retirement center, including a job to build an
additional wing on CasaGrande. (Several houses constructed in the late 1960s and early '70s
are not associated with Register's firm; their designers, at this point, are unknown).
Surviving drawings show Register pushing beyond the traditional plan of the earlier Clark and
Register designs. While previous elevation and floor plans were recycled for subsequent
houses, Register opted to add large areas of glass across the front fa~ade, primarily by inserting
sliding doors under the portal (103 and 111 Camino Santiago) (Figure 7}. While retaining the
basic roomblock bedroom wing, Register often attenuated the stem of the "L" with a more
contemporary, one-room-wide Ranch house plan.
Figure 7: 111 Camino Santiago, an example of Philippe Register's transitional work.
The contemporary influence later moved to the exterior, as elevations became longer and
leaner. Many reveal a then-poplar horizontal emphasis. This emphasis was furthered with
overhangs arranged across front, back, and sometimes side elevations (117, 119, 121 Camino
Santiago) (Figure 8} . In this way, many of the units constructed in the mid-to-late 1960s are
examples of the Contemporary flat-roof house form.
Figure 8: 119 Camino Santiago, an example of a Contemporary flat-roof form.

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Soon the architect began to insert more radical elements to the retirement units. Register
experimented with angular composition, in which side walls were divided into several splayed
planes {109, 117, 119, 124 Camino Santiago) (Figure 9). This may have been influenced by his
work at the College of Santa Fe, and fit within the experiments of younger architects such as
Ted Luna.
Figure 9: Roof plan for 109 Camino Santiago, 1963.
The design of each unit, however, was totally driven by economy. While not particu larly well -
suited for the climate, carports were employed as an economical method to shelter
automobi les. Prominent carports emerged as alm ost a design motif in the drawings produced in
Register's shop. Framed by either vigas or square beams, the structures were often placed in
front of the dwelling, sometimes marring the balance of composition (109, 120, 121, 122
Camino Santiago and 111 Camino Matias) (Figure 10). The use of carports further ushered the
houses into the contemporary context.

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Figure 10: Example of carport dominated front fa~ade, 109 Camino Santiago.
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Cost-savings also informed the selection of construction materials and finishes. All houses were
erected with standard 2x4 framing, clad with stucco. The stucco was worked, most likely with
rubber gloves, into a heavily textured brocade finish, a treatment used frequently in tract
developments of the period. The later units were fenestrated with pre-fitted windows (steel
casement or aluminum sliding) and manufactured doors. Finished floors were carpet or vinyl
over concrete; walls and ceiling were faced with sand or smooth plaster.
In contrast to the factory-built materials, the carports and portales were - somewhat ironically
-bui lt with heavy, traditional timber and viga framing. The woodwork included in many
instances end-lapped girders and zappos-type corbels. Even though these elements were most
likely pre-cut, they added a romanticized, regional touch to the otherwise Contemporary
designs.
Further Development
From aerial photographs, it appears the first phase of the retirement cottages was completed
by 1966, with eight new units constructed (Aerial 3). Similar to the projected layout, the houses
were grouped along Camino Matias and the east end of Camino Santiago. Two residences
placed north of the earlier faculty houses framed an open grassy area, which informally became
a communal area.
Subsequent work focused on developing the remaining lots. By the mid -1960s, Register had
reworked the earlier layout, extending Camino Santiago several hundred feet south. He
eliminated a few freestanding houses and replaced with them quad apartments.

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Construction of the apartments met delays, as a variance was required to build multi-unit
buildings on the residential (R2} zoned property. Further delay arrived when the Board of
Adjustment voted down the apartments in 1964.8 Eventually approved, the buildings erected
between 1969 and 1971 {105, 125 and 126 Camino Santiago) contained a line of apartments
flanking a central laundry room. Each apartment had a small concrete patio at the rear.
The development's later phases were prepared by a partnership Register formed in 1967 with
architects James Abelardo Brunet and Terrance Ross, going by the name RSB Architects. For the
apartments, the firm used novel triangular-shaped walls as dividers and end pieces. They
introduced one of these walls cut with a passage to the addition given to the original Kenneth S.
Clark design at 110 Camino Santiago.
Figure 11: 126 Camino Santiago.
The quad apartment block terminating Camino Santiago (126} represents the most radical plan
of the development. For its design, the architects removed the room block massing from the
ends, moving it to the center to act as hood over the laundry. Raised triangular party walls
divide the sections and bookend the building (Figure 11}. Despite its avant-garde appearance, a
viga portal was tacked on to the front fac;ade .
Some of the last residential units to be built in the early 1970s (120 and 122 Camino Santiago)
returned to a more traditional compact, room -b lock massing, yet with a carport-dominant
fac;ade (Figure 12). Construction of the originally planned 20 units was finished by 1977 with the
expansion of the garage/carport structure behind 126 Camino Santiago.
8 Ibid., June 23, 1964, 36; December 29, 1964, 20; December 31, 1964, 20.

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Figure 12: 120 Camino Santiago, constructed in c. 1971.
A Tightknit Community
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In its nearly two decades of existence, Plaza del Monte developed into a community of retired,
service-oriented professionals. Between CasaGrande and the cottages, at its height the
community supported around 100 residents. Residents ranged from pastors, to clergy, to
nurses and doctors who had once worked for the church. Many had been missionaries, serving
across the world. A few were noteworthy. Reverend Ovid R. Sellers, who arrived in 1972 to live
in the recently finished house at 120 Camino Santiago, was known in his day as a Biblical scholar
with expertise on the Dead Sea Scrolls. 9
The retirees bonded together, forming a gardening club and reading circles. Those with musical
talent gave performances in their homes; another group of less talented formed the tongue-in-
cheek Geriatric Glee Club. 10 Plaza del Monte, along with El Castillo and other sma ll er
developments, set the opening chapter of a trend to accommodate retirees in the city of Santa
Fe.
9 Ibid ., October 29, 1972, C-3.
10 Ibid ., December 31, 1971, 17.

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Decline of Center
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In the late 1980s, after experiencing heavy losses, the Presbyterian Board of Pensions began
shedding retirement centers across the United States. The Board placed the entire Santa Fe
property for sale in December 1987, listing it at $1.5 million. Fear of its sale led residents to
leave. 11 Nearly two years later, the Presbyterian Medical Services and the Ghost Ranch
Foundation signed an agreement to purchase the land. Under the terms of the agreement,
Ghost Ranch would manage CasaGrande, while Presbyterian Medical Services would take over
the retirement cottages. 12
The joint use of the property lasted over 20 years before economic conditions forced both
entities to sell their holdings. In 2015, a group of Albuquerque and Santa Fe investors acquired
Plaza del Monte. The earlier sale of the land containing CasaGrande resulted in its demolition,
which was completed in the fall of 2017.
11 Ibid., January 3, 1988, 9; March 23, 1988, 3.
12 Ibid., July 10, 1989, A-8.

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VI. Description of Resources
March 28, 2018
Plaza del Monte holds 27 separate buildings, erected between approximately 1950 and 1977.
Five of these buildings pre-date the retirement community, and are associated with the Allison-
James School, a nearly 100-year-old Presbyterian mission school that was demolished in 1960
for the development of Plaza del Monte.
Of the buildings directly associated with retirement center, 12 are (or will be} 50 years of age in
2018. The remaining ten buildings were constructed after the 50-year mark, with the last
completed in 1977.
The majority of units are small, single-family residences, containing 1,000 to 1,500 square-feet.
These have compact and economical floor plans holding two or three bedrooms. Plaza del
Monte additionally includes three apartment buildings. They are laid out as single-story, linear
forms, with one to two bedroom apartments stacked in a line.
Constructed over several phases, the retirement cottages reveal a variety of architectural forms
and styles. The earliest residences, designed by Kenneth S. Clark and Philippe Register, show a
sympathy for the Spanish-Revival Revival tradition - employing a modified L-plan form with
bedrooms placed in a wing emulating an adobe mass. Set back from the wing is a viga-roof
portal, and further back, a one-bay carport.
After Register started his own firm in 1960, the designs became more contemporary, typically
with a horizontal emphasis and a stronger placement of the carport. Later work became more
abstracted from regional traditions, as Register and fellow architects introduced angled and
splayed wall enclosures. Equally during this time, the use of glazing across the front and back
elevations increased, with insertion of glass doors. While the forms and elevations were
contemporary, Register continued to include regional revival elements, mostly confined to the
use of canales and viga-roof portales and carports.

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VII. Resource Evaluation
Existing Status
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Currently, nine of the 27 freestanding structures have been assigned an historical status. Of
these, eight were determined at the time to be Noncontributing (101, 102, 103 Camino
Santiago and 104, 107, 109, 111, 116/120 Camino Matias) to the Downtown and Eastside
Historic District (Map 1}. The one Contributing structure is a 1950 teacher's cottage, located at
105 Camino Matias.
Integrity
Based on the survey, the majority of buildings were found to retain their integrity of location,
design and setting. Many, if not most, have experienced a change in materials, principally
through replacement of doors and windows. Only three buildings (102 and 110 (112} Camino
Santiago and 116/120 Camino Matias) have received a major addition.
Evaluation
The north half of the former Plaza del Monte Presbyterian retirement center holds an array of
buildings constructed in different phases between roughly 1950 and 1977. The earliest
buildings are associated with the Allison-James School, which was demolished in 1960. The
remaining 22 units were built as part of Plaza del Monte.
The inventory determined that of the Plaza del Monte ear buildings, 12 met (or will meet) the
50-year age mark in 2018 (Table of Surveyed Resources and Map 2}. Five of these were
deemed to be good examples of the development's original design template, developed by
Kenneth S. Clark and Philippe Register and later, Phillipe Register. These are mostly compatible
with the Old and Recent Santa Fe styles, because of their Spanish-Pueblo Revival fac;:ade
treatment. The recommended Contributing houses, show a balanced composition, where the
carport is set back from the portal.
The remaining seven age-eligible structures were determined Noncontributing, due to their
more contemporary forms and fac;:ade treatments. In many cases, they are Contemporary-style
designs dressed with regional elements, and do not represent the Recent Santa Fe Style. While
novel, the use of angled and canted walls and other treatments does not contribute to the
historic district or reflect the intent of the ordinance. In addition, the strong placement of

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carports was found to be incompatible with the Spanish-Pueblo Revival idiom or the intent of
the district ordinance.
The ten buildings constructed after 1968 were deemed Noncontributing, as they did not meet
the 50-year age requirement.
Historic District
The surveyed area comprises only half of what was once a larger campus. The earliest and most
architecturally significant part of the campus lay south of the retirement residences, as the
Congregate Home. This building and several ancillary structures were demolished in 2017. This
land is now under different ownership.
The section comprising the retirement houses reveals a mixed lineage. It encompasses buildings
that predate Plaza del Monte, as well as disparate retirement units constructed during multiple
phases of work, starting in 1960 and ending in 1977.
The original design for the retirement campus is represented in only a few buildings. The
remaining units move away from that template and reflect more evolving architectural trends.
In this way, the development does not communicate a unified history, pattern of development,
or unified architectural vocabulary, as found with other multi-phased communities in Santa Fe.
Given its disparate origins and lack of cohesive architectural style, it was determined that the
collection of retirement residences is not eligible for separate Historic District designation.

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VIII. Table of Surveyed Resources
Address Year Built* Architect Existing Recommended
Date of Drawings Status Status
CAMINO SANTIAGO
101 c.1967-68 Unknown Non Contributing Non Contributing
102 c.1965 Kenneth S. Clark & Non Contributing Contributing
R-2 Philippe Register,
assumed
103 c.1965 Philippe Register Non Contributing Contributing
R-12 1962
105 1971 Register, Ross & Burnet No Status Non Contributing
R-14 1970
106 c.1965 Kenneth S. Clark & No Status Contributing
R-3 Philippe Register,
assumed
c.1965 Philippe Register No Status Non Contributing
R-15 1963
110 c.1962/ Kenneth S. Clark No Status Non Contributing
(112) c.1968 1962, original house;
R-5 Register, Ross &
Burnet, addition
111 c.1965 Philippe Register No Status Contributing
1963
113 c.1970 Unknown No Status Non Contributing
114 c.1972 Register, Ross & Burnet No Status Non Contributing
R-26 1971
115 c.1970 Unknown No Status Non Contributing
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First City Directory Entry
1967
"Under Construction"
1966
Gaylord Knox
1966
Joseph M. McNeill
1972
Ruth Erwin and Ellen Foster
1966
Deforest N. Shotwell
1966
Jane Barber
1966
Dorothy B. Fritz (110)
1970
Theo R. Finley (112)
1966
Neva B. Palameter
1971
Harry B. Wood
1972
"Under Construction"
1971
Westley L. Almy

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Address Year Built* Architect Existing Recommended First City Directory Entry
Date of Drawings Status Status
117 1966-67 Philippe Register No Status Non Contributing 1967
1965; 1966 Reverend David H. Thomas
118 c.1973 Register, Ross & Burnet No Status Non Contributing 1974
1971 Duncan R. Spinning
Register & Burnet
1972
119 c.1965 Philippe Register No Status Non Contributing 1966
1965/1968 Muriel M. Boone
120 c. 1971 Register, Ross & Burnet No Status Non Contributing 1972
R-25 1970 Ovid Sellers
121 c.1971 Register, Ross & Burnet No Status Non Contributing 1972
R-20 1970 Boyd L. Gilbert
r 122 c.1971 Register, Ross & Burnet No Status Non Contributing 1972
1967 Dewitt Safford
c.1968 Philippe Register No Status Non Contributing 1968
_3 1967 "Under Construction"
125 c.1970 Register, Ross & Burnet No Status Non Contributing 1971
R-21 1969 John M. Currie, Violet Sherratt, Merrrill
Henry, Warren Blodgett
126 c.1968 Philippe Register No Status Non Contributing 1968
R-24 1967 "Under Construction"
126 c.1968/ Unknown Non Contributing N/A
Garage 1977
CAMINO MATIAS
104 c.1965 Kenneth S. Clark & Non Contributing Contributing 1966
Philippe Register, Frederick Dawson
assumed;
Philippe Register
1963, alteration
105 1950 Unknown Contributing Non Contributing N/A
R-10 Pre-existing Building

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Address Year Built* Architect Existing Recommended First City Directory Entry
Date of Drawings Status Status
107 1950 Unknown Non Contributing Non Contributing N/A
R-9 Pre-existing Building
109 1950 Unknown Non Contributing Non Contributing N/A
R-8 Pre-existing Building
111 Pre-1960, Unknown Non Contributing Non Contributing N/A
R-6 moved to Pre-existing Building
site
116/120 Pre-1957, Unknown; Non Contributing Non Contributing N/A
R-7 with c.1984 Philippe Register and Pre-existing Building
additions Associates
1984
* The date of construction is derived from a number of sources, including original drawings, aerial photographs, USGS quadrangle maps,
city directory entries and newspaper accounts. The identified construction date is considered for more accurate than dates provided by the
Santa Fe County Assessor records, which are often inaccurate.

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IX. Bibliography
March 28, 2018
Atkins, Carolyn. The Allison-James Picture Book, 1866-1959. Albuquerque: Menaul Historical
Library of the Southwest, 1983.
Bunting, Bainbridge. Architecture in New Mexico. Albuquerque: University of New Mexico Press,
1976.
Bunting, Bainbridge and John P. Conran. "The Architecture of Northern New Mexico." New
Mexico Architecture. Vol. 8 Nos. 9 and 10, September-October 1966: 14-50.
Mathiasen, Geneva and Edward H. Noakes, editors. Planning Homes for the Aged. New York:
F.W. Dodge Corporation, 1959.
Santa Fe New Mexican (newspaper). Various issues: 1958-2016.
Sze, Corrine P. and Beverly Spears. Santa Fe Historic Neighborhood Study. Report prepared for
the City of Santa Fe, 1988.
Works Progress Administration. "History of the Allison-James School." No date. Typed
manuscript. "Presbyterian Church" vertical file, Fray Angelico Chavez Library, Santa Fe.

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X. Maps and Aerial Photographs
Map 1: Currrent Historic Status Designations.
Source: City of Santa Fe GIS, Historic Districts Overlay.
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Map 2· Recommended Status made by consultant.
Source: ~ity of Santa Fe GIS, Historic Districts Overlay.
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All buildings except for structure in dashed box were demolished in 1960 to create Plaza del Monte.
Source: 1930/1948 Sanborn Fire Insurance Map.

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Aerial!: 1951 Aerial Photograph.
Dashed box indicates presence of three married residences.
Courtesy NMDOT.
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Aerial 2: November 10, 1958 Aerial Photograph.
Dashed box indicates presence of combined unit,
currently addressed as 116/120 Camino Matias.
Courtesy NMDOT.
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Aerial 3: May 2, 1966 Aerial Photograph.
Images indicates eight residences had been completed at this time.
Courtesy NMDOT.
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Aerial 4: February 27, 1969 Aerial Photograph.
Image shows residences constructed to date.
Courtesy NMDOT.
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XI. Historic Cultural Properties Inventory Forms
See attached forms

73PLAZA DEL MONTE
Santa Fe, New Mexico
Historic Resources Evaluation
Amendment to March 28, 2018 Report
May 7, 2018
Client: Wayne S. Lloyd, A.I.A.
Lloyd and Associates, Architects
100 N Guadalupe Street, # 201
Santa Fe, NM 87501
Consultant: John W. Murphey
Architectural Historian
2833 Plaza Verde
Santa Fe, NM 87507
________ ,_ ___ __

74Introduction
This brief amendment addresses issues the Historic Districts Review Board brought up at the
Aprll24, 2018 hearing, as well as information requested by the City of Santa Fe Historic
Preservation Division after the hearing.
Retaining Walls: 124 and 126 A Camino Santiago
David Rasch, the case manager for the project, communicated to the applicant after the hearing
that the retaining walls of the two units granted demolition by the Board required
documentation.
On May 3, 2018, the consultant recorded the retaining walls at 124 and 126 A Camino Santiago
(the combined garage/carport structure), associated with the two units granted demolition at
the April 24, 2018 hearing.
Both units include low concrete-and-stone walls which work as retaining walls and/or
transitions between building pads.
The wall for 126 A retains the dirt between the apartment building (126) and the parking stalls.
It is constructed of non-reinforced concrete, mixed with heavy stones most likely taken from
the adjacent arroyo (Figure 1}.
The wall is erected over a concrete walkway and stands approximately 32" above the sidewalk
and 14" above the contained earth. The 10"-thick structure presents an angled face similar to a
dam. It is topped with rounded concrete coping. The wall runs the length of the parking
structure before tapering to the ground on the west and rising above grade to the east as a
pathway entry.
A wall of similar composition edges the south and east e)(posures of the back yard of 124
Camino Santiago (Figure 2}. It begins at 9%'' above grade at the patio, and continues in a
northerly direction, ranging between 18" to 26" above inside grade. Near the northeast
tangent, It connects with another wall erected with the construction of 122 Camino Santiago.
Based on aerial photographs, neither the 124 nor 126 A retaining walls predate the
construction of their associated units. And while this fact is inconclusive, neither wall is visible
on the February 28, 1968 aerial photograph (Aeriall). The retaining walls are apparent on a
February 27, 1969 photograph, indicating the completion of the units and their landscaping
(Aerial2).

75Given their low architectural value, and assumed c.1968+ construction date, neither is
recommended for Contributing Structure status to the Downtown and Eastside Historic District.
Additional Walls
As stated in the Historic Resources Evaluation, the Plaza del Monte landscape includes a
number of retaining walls. The retaining walls, constructed of formed concrete or concrete and
stone, were built over several phases, dating generally between 1950 and 1973. The walls were
constructed to retain earth or to separate building pads {Figure 3). Very few of them rise above
grade. A few lots have above-ground property line walls. These are made of stucco-clad
concrete masonry units (Figure 4). From aerial photographs, both retaining and property line
walls appear to post-date the construction of their associated units.
Given their recent date of construction and utilitarian quality, the retaining and property walls
are not recommended for individual or collective Contributing Structure status to the
Downtown and Eastside Historic District.
Aerial Imagery
To address the Board's concern over the lack of c.1968-69 aerial imagery for the west side of
Plaza del Monte, the consultant approached the NMDOT seeking additional photographs.
The head of aerial photography, Alane Wainwright, confirmed in an April 30 email to the
consultant that the February 27, 1969 aerial (1969_02_27_4072) presented in the Historic
Resources Evaluation represented the end of the flight line. The email supported her January
17, 2018 communication, which asserted that the image was all that the NMDOT could offer.
Wainwright explained in that email that the image didn't "get the entire area.''1
However, given the importance of the case, on April 30 Wainwright performed an additional
due-diligence search and found three 1968-69 era photographs that are not available to the
public.2 These include two secondary images from the February 27, 1969 flight and one from
February 28, 1968. Wainwright additionally provided several images from May 1973.
Both the 1968 and 1969 aerials show the southwest quadrant of Plaza del Monte to be
populated with only two structures: 124 and 126 Camino Santiago (Aerials 1 & 2).
1 Alane Wainwright. email communication to John Murphey, January 17,2018.
2 Ibid., April 30, 2018.

76The newly revealed aerial photographs present a strong case that only a handful of units were
fully completed by February 28, 1968. The 1973 image shows most of the units finished, and
118 Camino Santiago still in the framing stage (Aerial 3).
Construction Dates
At the April24, 2018 hearing, the Board expressed apprehension about the report's assigned
construction dates. The dates were premised on the consultant's methodology which used
various sources (primarily aerial photographs, city directory entries, and architectural
drawings), to arrive at a relative - though most often accurate - "circa" date of construction.
Sowing confusion was mention of a 1988 appraiser's estimate of dates introduced during sworn
testimony. This information was neither viewed by the Board nor officially introduced into the
record.
Given the Board's questioning, the consultant reviewed the sources again, examined the 1988
appraiser's estimates, and evaluated the additional aerial photographs recently made available.
This analysis is presented in the table below.
After this exercise, the consultant believes that the Historic Resources Evaluation's assigned
dates of construction are mainly accurate.

77Table 1: Year of Construction
Address Year Built• Date of Drawings 1988 Appraiser's Consultant's Original Source and Justification
Estimate** and/or Revised
Estimate **•
CAMINO SANTIAGO
101 c.1967-68 Unknown 1968 c.1967·6B Aerial photographs and first city
directory
102 c.1965 Kenneth 5. Oark & 1962 Before 1966 May 2, 1966 aerial photograph and first
R-2 Philippe Register, Appraiser assigns city directory entry
assumed address to
Camino Matias
103 c.1965 Philippe Register 1968 Before 1966 May 2, 1966 aerial photograph and first
R-12 1962 city directory entry
105 1971 Register, Ross & Burnet 1962 1971
R-14 1970
Drawing. aerial photographs and first
city directory entry
106 c.1965 Kenneth S. Clark & 1962 Before 1966 May 2, 1966 aerial photograph and first
R-3 Philippe Register, Appraiser assigns city directory entry
assumed address to
Camino Matias
109 c.1965 Philippe Register 1963 Before 1966 May 2, 1966 aerial photograph and first
R-15 1963 city directory entry
"' -' '' ' '~·
110 c.1962/ Kenneth S. Clark 110:1962 110: c.1962 Drawings, aerial photographs and first
(112) c.1968 1962, original house; 112:1968 112: c.196B city directory entries
R·S Register, Ross &
Bllrllet, addition
111 c.1965 Philippe Register Unknown; Before 1966 Drawings, aerial photographs and first
1963 remodeled, 1962 city directory entry
113 c.1970 Unknown 1970 c.1970
Appraiser assigns
address as 115 a
Drawings and first city directl)r:y j!ntry
114 c.1972 Register, Ross & Burnet 1971 c.1972 Does not aQoear on Februa[Y 27, 1969
R-26 1971 aerial photograph
115 c.1970 Unknown 1970 c.1970
aerial ghotognlph
First city directory entry
117 1966-67 Philippe Register Unknown; 1966·67 May 2, 1966 aerial photograph and first
1965;1966 estimated 1963- city directory entry
1968

78Address Year Built* Date of Drawings 1988 Appraiser's Consultant's Original Source and Justification
Estimate** and/or Revised
Estimate ***
118 c.1973 Register, Ross & Burnet 1972 1973 Does not agpear on FebruarY 27. 1969
1971 aerial photograph
Register & Burnet
1972 Drawings and first city directory entry
119 c.1965 Philippe Register 1963 Before 1966 May 2, 1966 aerial photograph and first
1965/1968 city directory entry
120 c.197l Register, Ross & Burnet 1970 c.1971 Does not agpear Qn F~~ruijry 27, 1969
R-25 1970 aerial photograph
Drawings and first city directory entry
121 c.1971 Register, Ross & Burnet 1970 c.1971 Does not agoear on F~brua[;l 27, 1969
R-20 1970 aerial photograph
Drawings and first city directory entry
122 c.1971 Register, Ross & Burnet Unknown; c.1971 Does not appear on Februar~ 27, 1969
1967 estimated 1963· aerial photograph
1968
First city directory entry
124 c.1968 Philippe Register 1964 c.1968
R-23 1967
125 c.1970 Register, Ross & Burnet 1969 c.1970
R-21 1969
Drawings and first city directory entry
126 c.1968 Philippe Register 1967 c.1968 Drawings, aerial photographs and first
R-24 1967 city directory entry
126 c.1968/ Unknown No covered c.1968/ Drawings and Aprll9, 1975 aerial
Garage 1977 1977 photograph
CAMINO MATIAS
104 c.1965 Kenneth S. Clark & 1962 Before 1966 May 2, 1966 aerial photograph
Philippe Register,
assumed;
Philippe Register
1963, alteration
105 1950 Unknown Unknown; 1950 Carolyn Atkins, The Allison-James
R-10 remodeled 1962 Picture Book, 1866-1959, (Albuquerque:
Menaul Historical Library of the
Southwest, 1983), 25; aerial
photographs
107 1950 Unknown Unknown; 1950 Carolyn Atkins, The Allison-James
R·9 remodeled 1962 Picture Book, 1866-1959, (Albuquerque:
Menaul Historical Library of the
Southwest, 1983), 25; aerial
photographs
109 1950 Unknown Unknown; 1950 Carolyn Atkins, The Allison-James
R-8 remodeled 1962 Picture Book, 1866-1959, (Albuquerque:
Menaul Historical Library of the

79111 Pre-1960, Unknown
R-6 ! movedto
site.. ·--
116/120 Pre-1957, Unknown;
I R-7 ! with c.1984 Philippe Register and
additions Associates
1984
------·--·
Key:
1988 Appraiser's
Estimate••
Unknown;
remodeled 1962
110: Unknown;
renovated 1967;
remodeled 1986
120: remodeled/
Renovated 1962
Consultant's Orl&lnal SOurce and Justification
and/or Revised
Estimate •••
. Pre-1960,
moved to site
Pre-1957,
with c.1984
additions
SOuthwest, 1983), 25; aerial
photographs
Aerial photographs
Drawings and aerial photographs
•The year the consultant originally estimated, as presented In March 28, 2018, Plaza del Monte, Santa Fe, Historic Resources Evaluation
report.
•• Ta~n from .,As of 1988" table of appraiser's estimate of construction dotes. The table was referenced In sworn testimony during the
Aprll24, 2018. Historic Districts Review Boord hearing. The Board did not see the table nor was It Introduced in the record. The consultant
took on /Phone Image of the table at the hearing {Figure 3).
••• The consultant's original and/or revised estimate based on best sources available, including doted aerial photographs, dated
i architectural drawings and dated city directory entries, and previously publicly unavailable February 28, 1968 and February 2 7, 1969 aerial
i photographs. NMDOT provided to consultant on Apri/3q 2018.

80Figures and Aerial Photographs
Figure 1: 126 A Camino Santiago, Garage/Carport Structure, retaining wall, May 3, 2018.

81Figure 2: 124 Camino Santiago, rear retaining wall, May 3, 2018.

82Figure 3: c.19SO concrete retaining In front of 107 Camino Matias. January 18, 2018.

83Figure 4: Stucco-on-block property wall between 114 and 118 Camino Santiago,
January 18, 2018.

84- II
I.D.
R•l
R•2
R·J
R-4
R-S.
l\-5b
Jt-6
- R-74
R-7b
R·S
R-9
R•lD
1\·U
1\•U
R-144
R·14!J
R-14c:
R•14d
... R-15..., R-16
1\•171
R•17b
R-11
-R:-19
•;s R-20
- R•Zla
II-WI
R-21c:
lll'"v.d
R-22
a-n
R-244
R-24!J•
R-24c:
R-24d
a-25
R-26
• ·• t , j J - ;. -.. ;..yo-·· ,.:,·,. · ... ·. 4.P- J.." ... •. .. q t.&_ t; l.§S . -
rr ., .~
'·, ~"8 . ~
~'I'~QMT
U.S l'tJoCnl\5 P.l:Srct:.':'L\L o::M'CX..";;
lV.ZA c:c. lOirE
Sb"eet ldd:us Al:u I':XI:I Ccunt
lo• ca::u."lO Hat.iu 'lVt>e of klllna IS...~. I ITc-..sl-~-&t.~..sl Ice (Yn.l C<r.mer.t.:
s.u,qli=filitty 9U 4•2-1.5 j6 - J q .---102 C1:Uno Hlt.iu Sir-9le-lladly 944 4-2-1.5 fi ~z
106 ca.'llino Hlti.as Sin9le-h=ily 944 ,4·2-1.5 26
ua Cll::lino S&ntUc;o Sl..n91e-lladly l.lt1 5-2-2 16
uo C&:Wxl Hlt.iu ~:Up! a 897 5-2-1 u
lU Co=ino Kltiu ~lex en 4-1-1 26 ldl!!.t.i.CI:\ U61
lU QI::W'Q Kitias SJJI91.-hmily 1,433 6-l-2 ~ la:IDC!el~~ted un
.us Co=ino Matias 1:\Jplu ).,072 q~ , 4-2-2 ~ · ~~enc~~ated U51, ~.S 19!6
UO Qaino Hat.iu ~lex 1.0, 4-2-2 ~ J~encM~-* 1962, Jler:Q!eled 1986
• 109 Cl:i:lo Hatias S.f.n9le-h:I&Uy ... 1,0"95'.) • 5-2-1 D\lc:lclwn 1181101!4l~ad l9U
107 C:::..::W.O Hati.as SJJI9le-J'Ully 932 4-2-1 D\lc:lclwn ~CJ?-udl!U
lOS Oclino Hatiu S.l.ncJle-h:lll.lY. u s-z-1 ~ ~~adl962
101 CI;Wio SlntUc;o S.l.ncJle-hlliUy 1. 53 4-2-1 20
103 Qllllino San-'..iac;o S.l.ncJle-FZIIUy 1,064 5-2-2 '20
105& Oclino San-'..iac;o ~ 925 • 4-2-1 26
lOSb Cll:llno SanWc;o Fou:plu 699 l-2-1 26
lOSe: Cl:ldno Sant.i.ac;o Fcurplu 699 3•2·1 26
1054 Ca:lilxl lio!lntUCJO Fcurplu ~l5 4-2-1 l5
109 Cl=ino S&ntiaCJO Sinqle-IU:Uy 1 m . II C. . c. 4-2-2 25
1U c-ino S&ntiaCJO S.lnqle-nmly '1.01'2 4-2-2 2S
,115& Cclino Santi.ac;v ~lex 1,052 4-2-2 11
Wb caino Santiac;o ~lex 1,179 4·2-2 18
U7 c-.!.no Sand.ac;o S.l.ncJle-h=i1y 1.356 7't. 6-2-2 ~ EnJ..-.a-* ettecC.w ..;e ZD-25 yn .
•U9 c-.!.no S&ntiaCJO Sinqle-Fll:oi1y 1,105 5-l-l 25
Ul c-ino Sand.ago Si."l91.-Fa:::lly ~ ,lSl _ 5-2-2 11
12$4 Cl::d.no Sun::i.ac;o Fcul'pl&IC 944 . 1 'Fl·l· 19 ,
U$b Cll::lno Sant.i.ac;o ~lox 676 3-2-1 19 J '~ I? ' 1
l25c:- a=ino San-'..iac;o ftlll:plex
"' J-2-1 19
U5d ca::-Jno Sand.ac;o ~lex 9H 4-2·1 ,.,
U2 Qla1no Sllld.a9o Si."l91..-FZIIily 1,21S 5·2•2 ~ l:sti:l&ta! e!fec:"..i\.. ·~ lD-25 yn.
124 caNno Sant.i.ac;o S.lnqle-Fll:oi1y l,lSJ 4-2·2 21
1261 c:.:Nr.o Sand.a90 Fcurplex 690 3-l-1 21 ~ . h
12tib Cc:1l>o SanWgo Fcul'plex 690 J-1-l
~ ~ ...~ I
126c: c-inll Sand.ago n:utp1ex 690 3-l-l
126d Cc:11>o Sand.a90 Fcul'plu 690 J-l-1 21
120 C'.'m£no SantiA90 S.lnqle-naaily 1,259 5-l-2 18 ~ ) ...I •.
. 114 Cimino Santi.ac;o Sin;lc-naaily 1,318 .. 4-2-2 17 !•;:;
Figure 5: iPhone image of c.l988 Plaza del Monte appraiser report
referenced at April 24, 2018 hearing.

85ft~I' Aerial1: Portion of February 28, 1968 aerial photograph. Source: NMDOT-
02_28_68_0021.

86(0 Aerial 2: Portion of February 27, 1969 aerial photograph. Source: NMDOT- 1969_2_27_4071.

87Aerial 3: Portion of May 11, 1973 aerial photograph showing 118 Camino Santiago under
construction. Source: NMDOT· 05-11-73_0053.

88PLAZA DEL MONTE
Santa Fe, New Mexico
Historic Resources Evaluation
Second Amendment to March 28, 2018 Report
May 17, 2018
Client: Wayne S. Lloyd, A.I.A.
lloyd and Associates, Architects
100 N Guadalupe Street, # 201
Santa Fe, NM 87501
Consultant: John W. Murphey
Architectural Historian
2833 Plaza Verde
Santa Fe, NM 87507

89Introduction
This second amendment addresses issues the Historic Districts Review Board brought up at the
April 24, 2018 hearing, information requested by the City of Santa Fe Historic Preservation
Division after that hearing, and additional comments made by the Board at the follow-up May
17, 2018 hearing.
Retaining Walls: 124 and 126 A Camino Santiago
David Rasch, the case manager for the project, communicated to the applicant after the April
24 hearing that the retaining walls of the two units granted demolition by the Board required
documentation.
On May 3, 2018, the consultant recorded the retaining walls at 124 and 126 A Camino Santiago
(the combined garage/carport structure), associated with the two units granted demolition.
Both units include low concrete-and-stone walls which work as retaining walls and/or
transitions between building pads.
The wall for 126 A retains the dirt between the apartment building (126) and the parking stalls.
It is constructed of non-reinforced concrete, mixed with heavy stones most likely taken from
the adjacent arroyo {Figure 1).
The wall is erected over a concrete walkway and stands approximately 32" above the sidewalk
and 14" above the contained earth. The 10"-thick structure presents an angled face similar to a
dam. It is topped with rounded concrete coping. The wall runs the length of the parking
structure before tapering to the ground on the west and rising above grade to the east as a
pathway entry.
A wall of similar composition but of lesser height edges the south and east exposures of the
back yard of 124 Camino Santiago {Figure 2). It begins at 9%'' above grade at the patio, and
continues in a northerly direction, ranging between 18" to 26" above inside grade. Near the
northeast tangent, it connects with another wall erected with the construction of 122 Camino
Santiago.
Based on aerial photographs, neither the 124 nor 126 A retaining walls predate the
construction of their associated units. And while this fact is inconclusive, neither wall is visible
on the February 28, 1968 aerial photograph (Aerial 2). The retaining walls are apparent on a
1

90February 27, 1969 photograph, indicating the completion of the units and their landscaping
(Aerial3).
Given their low architectural value, and assumed c.1968+ construction date, neither is
recommended for Contributing Structure status to the Downtown and Eastside Historic District.
Additional Walls
As stated in the Historic Resources Evaluation, the Plaza del Monte landscape includes a
number of retaining walls. The retaining walls, constructed of formed concrete or concrete and
stone, were built over several phases, dating generally between 1950 and 1973. The walls were
constructed to retain earth or to separate building pads (Figure 3). Very few of them rise above
grade. A few lots have above-ground property line walls. These are made of stucco-dad
concrete masonry units (Figure 4). From aerial photographs, both retaining and property line
walls appear to post-date the construction of their associated units.
Given their recent date of construction and utilitarian quality, the retaining and property walls
are not recommended for individual or collective Contributing Structure status to the
Downtown and Eastside Historic District.
Aerial Imagery
To address the Board's concern over the lack of c.1968-69 aerial imagery for the west side of
Plaza del Monte, the consultant approached the NMDOT seeking additional photographs after
the April 24 hearing.
The head of aerial photography, Alane Wainwright, confirmed in an April 30 email to the
consultant that the February 27, 1969 aerial (1969_02_27_ 4072) presented in the Historic
Resources Evaluation represented the end of the flight line. The email supported her January
17, 2018 communication, which asserted that the image was all that the NMDOT could offer.
Wainwright explained in that email that the image didn't "get the entire area." 1
However, given the importance of the case, Wainwright performed an additional due-diligence
search and found three 1968-69 era photographs that are not available to the public. 2 These
1 Alane Wainwright, email communication to John Murphey, January 17, 2018. See chain of communication in
Appendix A.
2 Ibid., April 30, 2018.
2

91include two secondary images from the February 27, 1969 flight and one from February 28,
1968. Wainwright additionally provided several photographs from May 1973.
Both the 1968 and 1969 aerials show the southwest quadrant of Plaza del Monte to be
populated with only two structures: 124 and 126 Camino Santiago (Aerials 2 & 3).
The newly revealed aerial photographs present a strong case that only a handful of units were
fully completed by February 28, 1968. The 1973 image shows most of the units finished, and
118 Camino Santiago still in the framing stage (Aerial 4).
At the follow-up May 15, 2018 hearing, member Powell expressed suspicion over the fact that
additional aerial photographs had surfaced after the initial hearing. The consultant includes
with this amendment the entire email communication with NMDOT's Alane Wainwright. The
communications on January 16, January 17, April 26, April 30 and May 1 are specific to this
subject (Appendix A).
Construction Dates
At the April 24, 2018 hearing, a few members of the Board expressed apprehension about the
report's assigned construction dates. The dates were premised on the consultant's
methodology which used various sources (primarily aerial photographs, city directory entries,
and architectural drawings), to arrive at a relative- though most often accurate- "circa" date
of construction.
Sowing confusion was mention of a 1988 appraiser's estimate of dates introduced during sworn
testimony. This information was neither viewed by the Board nor officially introduced into the
record.
Given the Board's questioning, the consultant reviewed the sources again, examined the 1988
appraiser's estimates, and evaluated the additional aerial photographs recently made available.
This analysis is presented in Table 1.
At the follow-up hearing, member Powell continued to question the dates of construction
provided by the consultant, pointing to differing years he found on the Santa Fe County
Assessor's parcel map website, from his cell phone during the hearing. The consultant had
already discarded the county's dates as being mostly inaccurate, as noted in the Table of
Surveyed Resources in the March 28 report. But given Powell's insistence, the consultant
reviewed the assessor's dates again on May 17, and identifies the errors in the county's
3

92Address
estimates in Table 2. In general, the county's dates do not comport with evidence found on
aerial photographs.
At conclusion of both exercises, the consultant believes that the Historic Resources Evaluation's
assigned dates of construction are mainly accurate. The consultant, however, because of timing
issues, did not get to review additional material that may have surfaced at the Santa Fe
Presbyterian church library or the Menaul facility.
Table 1: Year of Construction
Year Built"' Date of Drawings 1988 Appraiser's Consultant's Original Source and Justification
Estimate"'"' and/or Revised
Estimate""""'
CAMINO SANTIAGO
101 c.1967-68 Unknown 1968 c.1967-68 Aerial photographs and first city
directory
102 c.1965 Kenneth S. Clark & 1962 Before 1966 May 2, 1966 aerial photograph and first
R-2 Philippe Register, Appraiser assigns city directory entry
assumed address to
Camino Matias
1.03 c.1965 Philippe Register 1968 Before 1966 May 2, 1966 aerial photograph and first
(-12 1962 city directory entry
105 1971 Register, Ross & Burnet 1962 1971 Does not aQQear on either Ma~ 2, 1966
R-14 1970 or Februar~ 27, 1969 aeriaiQhotograQhs
Drawing, aerial photographs and first
city directory entry
106 c.1965 Kenneth S. Clark & 1962 Before 1966 May 2, 1966 aerial photograph and first
R-3 Philippe Register, Appraiser assigns city directory entry
assumed address to
Camino Matias
109 c.1965 Philippe Register 1963 Before 1966 May 2, 1966 aerial photograph and first
R-15 1963 city directory entry
110 c.1962/ Kenneth S. Clark 110: 1962 110: c.1962 Drawings, aerial photographs and first
(112) c.1968 1962, original house; 112: 1968 112: c.1968 city directory entries
R-5 Register, Ross &
Burnet, addition
111 c.1965 Philippe Register Unknown; Before 1966 Drawings, aerial photographs and first
1963 remodeled, 1962 city directory entry
113 c.1970 Unknown 1970 c.1970 Does not aQQear on February 27, 1969
Appraiser assigns aeriaiQhotograQh
address as 115 a
Drawings and first city directory entry
4

93ddress Year Built* Date of Drawings 1988 Appraiser's Consultant's Original Source and Justification
Estimate** and/or Revised
Estimate"'"""
114 c.1972 Register, Ross & Burnet 1971 c.1972 Does not a1212ear on FebruarY 27, 1969
R-26 1971 aerial12hotogra12h
115 c.1970 Unknown c.1970
First city directory entry
117 1966-67 Philippe Register Unknown; May 2, 1966 aerial photograph and first
1965;1966 estimated 1963- city directory entry
1968
118 c.1973 Register, Ross & Burnet 1972 1973 Does not a1212ear on Februar~ 27, 1969
1971 aerial12hotogra12h
Register & Burnet
1972 Drawings and first city directory entry
119 c.1965 Philippe Register 1963 May 2, 1966 aerial photograph and first
1965/1968 citydirectory entry
120 c.1971 Register, Ross & Burnet 1970 c.1971 Does not a1212ear on Februar~ 27, 1969
R-25 1970 aerial photogra12h
,21 c.1971 Register, Ross & Burnet 1970 c.1971 Does not atmear on Februar~ 27, 1969
.-20 1970 aerial photograph
Drawings and first city directory entry
122 c.1971 Register, Ross & Burnet Unknown; c.1971 Does not am:Jear on Februar~ 27, 1969
1967 estimated 1963- aerial photograph
1968
124 · c.1968 Philippe Register 1964 c.1967
R-23 1967
125 c.1970 Register, Ross & Burnet 1969 c.1970 Does not atmear on Februar~ 27, 1969
R-21 1969 aerial photogra12h
Drawings and first city directory entry
126 c.1968 Philippe Register . 1967 c.1967 Drawings, aerial photographs and first
R-24 1967 city directory entry
126 c.1968/ Unknown No covered c.1968/ Drawings and April9, 1975 aerial
Garage 1977 1977 photograph
CAMINO MATIAS
104 c.1965 Kenneth S. Clark & 1962 Before 1966 May 2, 1966 aerial photograph
Philippe Register,
assumed;
Philippe Register
1963, alteration
5

94ddress Year Built* Date of Drawings 1988 Appraiser's Consultant's Original Source and Justification
Estimate** and/or Revised
Estimate ***
105 1950 Unknown Unknown; 1950 Carolyn Atkins, The Allison-James
R-10 remodeled 1962 Picture Book, 1866-1959, (Albuquerque:
Menaul Historical Library of the
Southwest, 1983), 25; aerial
photographs
107 1950 Unknown Unknown; 1950 Carolyn Atkins, The Allison-James
R-9 remodeled 1962 Picture Book, 1866-1959, (Albuquerque:
Menaul Historical Library of the
Southwest, 1983), 25; aerial
photographs
109 1950 Unknown Unknown; 1950 Carolyn Atkins, The Allison-James
R-8 remodeled 1962 Picture Book, 1866-1959, (Albuquerque:
Menaul Historical Library of the
Southwest, 1983), 25; aerial
photographs
111 Pre-1960, Unknown Unknown; Pre-1960, Aerial photographs
R-6 moved to remodeled 1962 moved to site
• site
116/120 Pre-1957, Unknown; 110: Unknown; Pre-1957, Drawings and aerial photographs
R-7 with c.1984 Philippe Register and renovated 1967; with c.1984
additions Associates remodeled 1986 additions
1984
120: remodeled/
Renovated 1962
Key:
*The year the consultant originally estimated, as presented in March 28, 2018, Plaza del Monte, Santa Fe, Historic Resources Evaluation
report.
**Taken from "As of 1988" table of appraiser's estimate of construction dates. The table was referenced in sworn testimony during the
April24, 2018, Historic Districts Review Board hearing. The Board did not see the table nor was it introduced in the record. The consultant
took an iPhone image of the table at the hearing (Figure 5).
***The consultant's original and/or revised estimate based on best sources available, including dated aerial photographs, dated
architectural drawings and dated city directory entries, and previously unavailable February 28, 1968 and February 27, 1969 aerial
photographs, NMDOT provided to consultant on April30, 2018.
6

95Table 2: Santa Fe County Assessor Dates
Address Consultant's Original Santa Fe County
and/or Revised Assessor Estimate**
Estimate*
CAMINO SANTIAGO
101
102
R-2
103
R-12
105
R-14
106
R-3
109
R-15
110
112)
R-5
111
113
114
R-26
115
117
118
119
120
R-25
c.1967-68
Before 1966
Before 1966
1971
· Before 1966
Before 1966
110: c.1962
112: c.1968
Before 1966
c.1970
c.1972
c.1970
1966-67
1973
Before 1966
c. 1971
1964
1964
1964
1964
1964
1964
1969
No Date Provided
1964
No Date Provided
1964
1964
1969
1968
Errors with County Estimated Dates
Does not appear on May 2, 1966 aerial photograph
. Only May 2, 1966 aerial photograph available for the period
Does not appear on May 2, 1966 aerial photograph
Does not appear on either May 2, 1966 or February 27, 1969 aerial
photographs
Only May 2, 1966 aerial photograph available for the period
Only May 2, 1966 aerial photograph available for the period
Appears on May 2, 1966 aerial photograph
Does not appear on either May 2, 1966 or February17, 1969 aerial
photographs
Does not appear on either May 2, 1966 or February 27, 1969 aerial
photographs
Only May 2, 1966 aerial photograph available for the period
Does not appear on February 27, 1969 aerial photograph; still under
construction on May 3, 1973 aerial photograph
Appears on May 2, 1966 aerial photograph
Does not appear on February 2L.ll69 aerial photogr_'!Qh
7

96ddress Consultant's Original Santa Fe County
and/or Revised Assessor Estimate**
Estimate*
121 c.1971 1969
R-20
122 c.1971 1968
124 c.1967 1968
R-23
125 c.1970 No Date Provided
R-21
126 c.1967 No Date Provided
R-24
126 c.1968/ No Date Provided
Garage 1977
CAMINO MATIAS
104
.OS
R-10
107
R-9
109
R-8
111
Before 1966 1968
1950 1964
19SO 1964
19SO 1964
Pre-1960, 1969
R-6 moved to site
116/120
R-7
Key:
Pre-1957, No Date Provided
with c.1984 additions
Errors with County Estimated Dates
Does not aQQear on Februar'i 27, 1969 aerial QhotograQh
Does not aQQear on Februar'i 27, 1969 aerial QhotograQh
AQQears on Ma'i 2, 1966 aerial QhotograQh
Documented as constructed in 1950 in Carol'in Atkins, The Allison-James
Picture Book, 1866-1959, (Albuquerque: Menaul Historical Librar'i of the
Southwest, 1983), 25, and aQQears on 1951 aerial QhotograQh
Documented as constructed in 19SO in Carol'in Atkins, The Allison-James
Picture Book, 1866-1959, (Albuquerque: Menaul Historical Librar'i of the
Southwest, 1983). 2S, and aQQears on 19S1 aerial QhotograQh
Documented as constructed in 1950 in Carol'in Atkins, The Allison-James
Picture Book, 1866-1959, (Albuquerque: Menaul Historical Library of the
Southwest, 1983), 2S, and aQQears on 19S1 aerial QhotograQh
AQQears on Ma'i 2, 1966 aerial QhotograQh
*The consultant's original and/or revised estimate based on best sources available, including dated aerial photographs, dated architectural
drawings and dated city directory entries, and previously unavailable February 28, 1968 and February 27, 1969 aerial photographs, NMDOT
provided to consultant on April30, 2018, and additional review of images after May 15 hearing.
**Dates as taken from Santa Fe County Assessor parcel map (http://assessor.santafecountvnm.gov/map.php) on May 17, 2018. Web page
states the information was accurate as of April3, 2018.
8

97Figures and Aerial Photographs
Figure 1: 126 A Camino Santiago, Garage/Carport Structure, retaining wall, May 3, 2018.
9

98Figure 2: 124 Camino Santiago, rear retaining wall, May 3, 2018.
10

99Figure 3: c.1950 concrete retaining in front of 107 Camino Matias. January 18, 2018.
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100Figure 4: Stucco-on-block property wall between 114 and 118 Camino Santiago,
January 18, 2018.
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104 Camino Matias '1)'!?! of ~llina CSa.Ft.) CTotaH!eclrOCIIIS-Baths ) 1<>e CYrs.) Ccmrents
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102 Camino Matias Single-Fulily 944 4-2-1.5 :2"6 ..,
106 Camino Matias Single-Fulily 944 ,4-2•1.5 26
118 Camino Santi.ago Single-fllllll.ly 1,141 5-2-2 16
110 Camino Matias ~lex 897 5-2-1 26
112 Camino Matias ~lex 839 4-l-1 26 ~tiel\ 1968
lll Cami.no Mlitias Sinqle-l'aniUy 1,433 6-3-2 ttlknown llelrocleleci/IW.ovatecl 1962
.116 Camino Matias ~lex ).,072 q 7. 'I 4-2-2 ttlknown •Renovated 1967. Ra!o:!elecl 1986
120 Cami.no Matias ~lex 1,099 4-2-2 ttlknown Renovated 1962, JlonQ!elecl 1986
109 camino Matias Single-Fu\ily r 1,0""9 • 5-2-l !Wa\own llemoclel~Uld 1962
107 camino Matias Single-flllllily 932 4-2-l " ~ -..:!eleclll\enavaUld 1962
lOS 0111\ino Matias Sinqle-FIIJiily N..z 5-Z·l ttlknown llemocleleci/IW"ooYaud 1962
101 Camino Santiago Sinqle-FIImily l, 3 4-2-1 20
103 camino Santiago Sinqle-FIIIIily 1,064 5-2-2 "'2'11
10511 Cami.no Santiago Fourplex 926 • 4-2-l 26
l05b Cami.no Santiago Fouqllex 699 3-2-l 26
lOSe CUiino Santiago Fourplex 699 3-2-1 26
lOSd Cllmi.no Santiago Fouq>le:x ~26 4-2-1 26
109 Cllmi.no Santiago Single-Fu\ily 1,029 //C. . (. 4-2-2 25
lll Camino Santiago Single-Family '1 ,o8f 4-2-2 25
USa C11mi.no Santiago ~lex 1,052 4-2-2 18
Wb Camino Santiago ~lex 1,179 4-2-2 18
117 Camino Santiago Single-Fu\ily 1,356 1((.. 6-2-2 lkUcnown E:stilnatecl effective age 2D-25 yrs.
"119 Camino Santiago Single-Family 1,105 5-2-l 25
121 Calllino Santiago Single-nani1y 1, 15~ 5-2-2 18
12511 CAmino Santiago Fouq>l.X . 944 • 9 :t 4.:2-r
19 Jl2Sb Camino Santiago fbllrplex 676 3-2-1 19
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122 Cami.no Santiago Single-Fu\ily 1,218 5-2-2 llnlcnc:wn Estilnatecl effective age 20-25 yrs.
124 Cami.no Santiago Single-FIIIIi1y 1,153 4-2-2
w ~ ·126& Camino Santiago Fourplex 690 3-1-l ,.,126b Camino Santiago Fourplex 690 3-1-1 I
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120 Cillllino Santiago Sing1e-fllllli1y 1,259 5·2·2 18,. ;
.114 Camino Santiago Single-F'IIInily 1,318 / ' '• 4-2-2 17 /·J .
Figure 5: iPhone image of c.1988 Plaza del Monte appraiser report
referenced at April 24, 2018 hearing.
13

102Aerial1: Portion of May 2, 1966 aerial photograph. Source: NMDOT- 05-02-66_0015.
14

103ft-. r Aerial 2: Portion of February 28, 1968 aerial photograph. Source: NMDOT -
02_28_68_0021.
15

104(C Aerial 3: Portion of February 27, 1969 aerial photograph. Source: NMDOT -1969_2_27 _4071.
16

105Aerial 4: Portion of May 11, 1973 aerial photograph showing 118 Camino Santiago under
construction. Source: NMDOT- 05-11-73_0053.
17

106Appendix A: Complete Email Communications between John Murphey and
Alane Wainwright, January 16 to May 4, 2018.
(see attached)
18

107Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Base Form (FORM 1)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
use only:
1. Name of property:
Plaza del Monte
5. Property Type:
j_ Buildings:
Structures:
_ Site _ Object
6. Date of Survey:
January 18, 2018
7. Previous Survey Date(s):
Yes:
_x_ No:
8. Name of Project:
HDRB status review
Plaza del Monte
9. Lat/Long:
35.693490, -105.934887
District
2. Location:
101 Camino Santiago
Downtown and Eastside Historic
District
10. Photo Information Negative: John Murphey View of: Front, south elevation, facing north.
11. Brief Description of the Property:
Situated near the east entrance to Plaza del Monte, the house is a rough ly 1,332-square-foot contemporary residence
constructed in 1967-68. In plan, the three-bedroom dwelling has a square form with an attached L-shaped portal and
garage, giving it a combined square footprint. It presents to the street a long portal w ith the roof carrying over the garage.
It is fenestrated with aluminum windows, primarily of a sliding operation . A pane led wood door gives entry to the
residence at the east end of portal. The garage entry is fitted with a recent vinyl overhead door. Cementitious brocade
stucco in a peach tone covers the frame building. The roof consists of a mixture of gravel and asphalt material. An interior
parapet outlines the dwelling portion of the mass. While contemporary in form, the vigas across the portal give the
residence a regional feel.
_x_Known
14. Setting:
_x_ Suburban _ Rural _ Village _ Urban If Urban: Commercial lndustrial _x_ Residential Public
15. Relationship to Surroundings: _x_ Similar Dissimilar
Comments: N/A

108(Continued from other side)
Source:
Google Imagery, 2018
19. Is Property Endangered? Unknown _x_ No Yes How?
17. Surveyor:
(your name, address, telephone number, and any group
affiliation)
John W. Murphey
Architectural Historian
Firstlight Consulting
505-5 77-7 593
John@archhistorvservices.com
For: Wayne S. Lloyd, A.I.A., Lloyd and
Associates, Architects
18. Owner (if known) and other
knowledgeable people:
Plaza del Monte, LLC
J. Significance to Current Community: _x_ Unknown _ None _ Low _ Moderate _ High
Describe: Unknown
21. Other Significance or Information of Interest: (such as historical, legendary, structural, former ownership, etc.)
The house was constructed as part of the independent living section of Plaza del Monte, a Presbyterian residential
community for retired clergy, missionaries and other professional staff. Developed between 1960 and 1977, Plaza del
Monte operated as a retirement center until1988. The first resident identified with the house is Sam M. Dean, who is
listed as a tenant in the 1970 Santa Fe city directory.
22. National or State Register:
Is this property individually listed on a historic register? _ Unknown _x_ No Yes
If yes: _State National
If 'no' or unknown, do you think this property is eligible for listing? No _x_Yes
Wh ? See Anal sis of Historical Status.
23. National or State Historic District:
Is this property in a historic district? Unknown No _x_ Yes
If yes: _ Contributing _x_ Non-contributing _ No Status
If 'yes', what is the name of the district? _State _National _x_ City of Santa:
Downtown and Eastside Historic District
24. Supplemental Forms:
None _x_ HCPI Detail Form (FORM 2) _ Continuation Sheets, # pages: ______
Recommended
Noncontributing Structure
to the Downtown and
Eastside Historic District,
March 28, 2018

109Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Detail Form (FORM 2)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
Plaza del Monte 101 Camino Santiago
Downtown and Eastside Historic
District
6. Visible Construction Material:
Adobe Brick
Concrete: Concrete:
Cast Stone Poured
Metal: Metal:
Corrugated Structural
Siding
Stone:
Random Stone:
Coursed River Rock
_x_Stucco: Tile:
Clay
Wood:
Horizontal Wood:
Siding Jacal
_Wood: Tongue and Groove
10. Windows*
Operation Material
Casement Aluminum
Sliding Aluminum
_ Composition Concrete: Block
Earth
Plaster
Metal:
V-Crimp
Stone:-
Rusticated
Vinyl
Siding
Wood:
Log
N/A
Glazing
Single
1-1
_Masonry:
Simulated
Stone:
Random
Ashlar
Stone: Tabular
Wood: Board
and Batten
_Wood: Shingle
Other: Frame
Number••
11
2
*Because of storm covers, the operation and material information is not
definite.
11. Doors
Type
Single-Leaf
Single-Leaf
Garage
3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe ID #:
Plaza del Monte lnvento
4. County: Santa Fe
5. Date of Survey: January 18, 2018
8. Foundation:
Not visible
_x_ At Grade
Materials: _x_ Concrete
Other: _____
Notes:
9. Roof: N/A
Shape: _x_Fiat
None
Raised
Stone
_ Hipped _ Pyramidal
Shed Other:
Pitch: None Low
_ Medium _ Steep
Features: Eave:
_x_ Parapets
Materials: _Asphalt
Earth _x_ Gravel
_ Composition shingle _ Metal: Pressed
_Composition Roll _Metal: Corrugated
Metal: Standing Seam Metal: V- Crimp
_Tile: Terra Cotta _Wood: Shingle
Other:
N/A
Style Material
Raised Square Panel Wood
%-Light Wood
Sectional Vinyl
13. Porches N/A
Number
1
1
1
Type: _x_ Entry- portal
Wrap
Partial-Width Full-Width
14. Other Si nificant Features N/A
15. Modifications: .! No known modifications
#1 Date: Unknown; replaced garage door; and material and visual evidence.

110HCPI Detail Form FORM 2) (Continued from other side)
16. Primary Architectural Style
Art Deco/Streamline Moderne
. Bungalow/Craftsman
Colonial Revival
Folk Victorian
Notes:
Gothic Revival
International
ltalianate
Mediterranean
17. Documents Available and Their Locations
New Mexico Historic Preservation Division
407 Galisteo Street, Suite 236
Santa Fe, NM 87501
(505) 827-6320
Are associated properties eligible for listing? No
19. Site Plan: Current plan is not available
Mission Revival
Neo-Classical
Northern NM
Prairie
Pueblo
Queen Anne
Ranch
_Spanish-Colonial
_ Spanish-Pueblo Revival
Territorial
Territorial Revival
Tudor Revival
Other: Contemporary with Spanish-Pueblo Revival ornamentation
Historic Preservation Division
Land Use Department
City of Santa Fe
200 Lincoln Avenue
Santa Fe, NM 87504
(505) 955-6605

111-,~~fitii
Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Detail Form (FORM 2)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
1. Name of property: 2. Location:
Plaza del Monte 101 Camino Santiago
Downtown and Eastside Historic
District
Evaluation of Historical Status
Plaza del Monte lnvento
4. County: Santa Fe
5. Date of Survey: January 18, 2018
Representing a Contemporary design, the house does not harmonize or contribute to
the historical character of the district. For this reason, the recommendation is to
maintain 101 Camino Santiago a Noncontributing Structure to the Downtown and
Eastside Historic District.
Ordinance Definition - "Contributing Structure"
A structure, located in a historic district, approximately fifty years old or older that helps
to establish and maintain the character of that historic district. Although a contributing
structure is not unique in itself, it adds to the historic associations or historic
architectural design qualities that are significant for a district. The contributing structure
may have had minor alterations, but its integrity remains.

112Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Detail Form (FORM 2)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
- ,r HPD Office use only: Please complete HCPI FORM 1 before completing FORM 2
CPINo. District No. NRHP SRCP Criteria A B c D
1. Name of property: 2. Location: 3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe ID #:
Plaza del Monte 101 Camino Santiago Plaza del Monte lnvento_!Y
Downtown and Eastside Historic 4. County: Santa Fe
District
5. Date of Survey: January 18, 2018
Illustrations
Figure 1: May 2, 1966 aerial photograph.
Building not present.
Courtesy NMDOT.

113Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Detail Form (FORM 2)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
-<>r HPD Office use only:
,CPINo. District No.
1. Name of property:
Plaza del Monte
Please complete HCPI FORM 1 before completing FORM 2
NRHP SRCP Criteria A B c D
2. Location: 3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe ID #:
101 Camino Santiago Plaza del Monte Inventory
Downtown and Eastside Historic 4. County: Santa Fe
District
5. Date of Survey: January 18, 2018
Figure 2: February 27, 1969 aerial photograph
Building present.
Courtesy NMDOT.

114Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Detail Form (FORM 2)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
-1r HPD Office use only: Please complete HCPI FORM 1 before completing FORM 2
CPINo. District No. NRHP SRCP Criteria A B c D
1. Name of property: 2. Location: 3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe ID #:
Plaza del Monte 101 Camino Santiago Plaza del Monte Inventory
Downtown and Eastside Historic 4. County: Santa Fe
District
5. Date of Survey: January 18, 2018
Survey Photographs
(All images taken by John Murphey on January 18, 2018, except where indicated)
Photo 1: Street elevation and north elevations, facing northwest.

115Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Detail Form (FORM 2)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
-1r HPD Office use only: PINse complete HCPI FORM 1 before completing FORM 2
CPI No. District No. NRHP SRCP Criteria A B c D
1. Name of property: 2. Location: 3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe ID #:
Plaza del Monte 101 Camino Santiago Plaza del Monte Inventory
Downtown and Eastside Historic 4. County: Santa Fe
District
5. Date of Survey: January 18, 2018
Photo 2: Street and west elevations, facing northeast.

116Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Detail Form (FORM 2)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
-1r HPD Office use only:
_.CPINo. District No.
1. Name of property:
Plaza del Monte
Please complete HCPI FORM 1 before completing FORM 2
NRHP SRCP Criteria A B c D
2. Location: 3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe ID #:
101 Camino Santiago Plaza del Monte Inventory
Downtown and Eastside Historic District 4. County: Santa Fe
5. Date of Survey: January 18, 2018
Photo 3: North elevation, facing south and southwest
(Sharon Joyce, February 23, 2018).

117Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Base Form (FORM 1)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
Office use only:
1. Name of property:
Plaza del Monte
Residence 2
5. Property Type:
1._ Buildings:
Structures:
_ Site _ Object
6. Date of Survey:
January 18, 2018
7. Previous Survey Date(s):
Yes:
_x_ No:
8. Name of Project:
HDRB status review
Plaza del Monte
9. Lat/Long:
35.693288, -105 .935161
10. Photo Information
2. Location:
102 Camino Santiago
Downtown and Eastside Historic District
Negative: John Murphey
11. Brief Description of the Property:
3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe ID #: N/A
Plaza del Monte mv~•nrnrv
4. County: Santa Fe
One of the earliest units to be constructed at Plaza del Monte, 102 Camino Santiago is a 2,064-square-foot dwelling with
one addition. The two-bedroom, flat-roof house faces Cam ino Matias. It shows to the street a fa~ade-long portal,
continuing at the south end as a single-space carport. The portal is supported by shiplap wood girders resting on round
posts with double-ended corbels. Most of the portal fa~ade is painted white . A line of vigas runs along the top of the wall.
The elevation is penetrated by two doors and large windows, with the southernmost window not meeting the ordinance
in regard to its distance from the corner. The north elevation facing Camino Santiago displays a variety of window
openings holding tall metal casements . A shallow overhang supported by short vigas carries over most of the elevation. At
the northeast corner is a room block-like projection holding the bedroom wing. The rear (east) elevation presents a
number of alterations. The largest is a post-1969 addition, over what was a patio . The 380-square-foot addition is
fenestrated with modern windows and is sheltered by a parapet-type portal. The house was constructed in c.1965; its
designer/architect is unknown but assumed to be Kenneth S. Clark and Philippe Register.
entries
Rural Vi Urban If Urban: Commercial Industrial Residential ic
" · Relationship to Surroundings: _x_ Similar Dissimilar
Comments: N/A

118(Continued from other side)
North Box Indicates Post-1968 Addition
Source:
Google Imagery, 2018
19. Is Property Endangered? Unknown _x_ No Yes How?
17. Surveyor:
(your name, address, telephone number, and any group
affiliation)
John W. Murphey
Architectural Historian
Firstlight Consulting
505-577-7593
John@archhistoryservices.com
For: Wayne S. Lloyd, A. I.A., Lloyd and
Associates, Architects
18. Owner (if known) and other
knowledgeable people:
Plaza del Monte, LLC
J. Significance to Current Community: _x_ Unknown _None _Low _Moderate _ High
Describe: Unknown
21. Other Significance or Information of Interest: (such as historical, legendary, structural, former ownership, etc.)
The house was constructed as part of the independent living section of Plaza del Monte, a Presbyterian residential
community for retired clergy, missionaries and other professional staff. Developed between 1960 and 1977, Plaza del
Monte operated as a retirement center until1988. The first resident identified with the house is Gaylord Knox, who is
listed as a tenant in the 1966 Santa Fe city directory.
22. National or State Register:
Is this property individually listed on a historic register? _U nknown _x_ No Yes
If yes: _State National
If 'no' or unknown, do you think this property is eligible for listing? No _x_Yes
Wh ? See Anal sis of Historical Status.
23. National or State Historic District:
Is this property in a historic district? Unknown No _x_ Yes
If yes: _Contributing _x_ Non-contributing_ No Status
If 'yes', what is the name of the district? _State _National _x_ City of Santa:
Downtown and Eastside Historic District
24. Supplemental Forms:
None _x_ HCPI Detail Form (FORM 2) _ Continuation Sheets, # pages: ______
Recommended
Contributing Structure to
the Downtown and Eastside
Historic District, March 28,
2018

119Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Detail Form (FORM 2)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
1. Name of property: 2. Location: 3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe ID #:
102 Camino Santiago Plaza del Monte lnvePlaza del Monte
Residence 2 Downtown and Eastside Historic District 4. County: Santa Fe
Adobe Brick _ Composition Concrete: Block
Concrete: Concrete: Earth _Masonry:
Cast Stone Poured Plaster Simulated
Metal: Metal: Metal: Stone:
Corrugated Structural V-Crimp Random
Siding Ashlar
Stone:
Random Stone: Stone: Stone: Tabular-
Coursed River Rock Rusticated
_x_Stucco: Tile: _Vinyl Wood: Board
Clay Siding and Batten
Wood:
Horizontal Wood: Wood: _Wood: Shingle
Siding Jacal Log
_Wood: Tongue and Groove Other: Frame
10. Windows* N/A
Operation Material Glazing Number**
Casement Aluminum Single 9
Fixed Aluminum Single 3
Fixed Aluminum Single, flanked by 1
Casement
Fixed Aluminum 12 4
*Because of storm covers, the operation and material information is not
definite.
**Includes units
12. Chimneys
11. Doors
Type
Single-Leaf
Single-Leaf
Double
5. Date of Survey: January 18, 2018
7. Number of Stories: N/A
Number: _x_1 _11/2 2
21/2 Other·
8. Foundation: N/A
Not visible None
_x_ At Grade Raised
Materials: _x_ Concrete Stone
Other: _____
Notes:
9. Roof: N/A
Shape: _x_Fiat
Hipped Pyramidal
Shed Other:
Pitch: None Low
_ Medium _Steep
Features: Eave:
_x_ Parapets
Materials: _Asphalt
Earth _x_ Gravel
_Composition shingle _ Metal: Pressed
_Composition Roll _Metal: Corrugated
_Metal: Standing Seam_ Metal: V- Crimp
_Tile: Terra Cotta _Wood: Shingle
Other:
N/A
Style Material
Raised Square Panel Wood
Full-Light Aluminum
Carport Storage Doors Wood
13. Porches N/A
Number
2
1
2
One, stucco-clad inside parapet Type: _x_ Entry· portal
Wrap
Partial-Width Full-Width
#1 Date: Post-1969; addition to rear, northeast corner; aerial photographs and material and visual evidence.

120(Continued from other side)
16. Primary Architectural Style _Not Applicable
Art Deco/Streamline Moderne
_Bungalow/Craftsman
Colonial Revival
Folk Victorian
Notes:
Gothic Revival
International
ltalianate
Mediterranean
17. Documents Available and Their Locations
New Mexico Historic Preservation Division
407 Galisteo Street, Suite 236
Santa Fe, NM 87501
(505) 827-6320
Are associated properties eligible for listing? No
19. Site Plan: Current plan is not available.
Pueblo
Queen Anne
Ranch
Mission Revival
Neo·Ciassical
Northern NM
Prairie _ Spanish·Colonial
Other:
Historic Preservation Division
Land Use Department
City of Santa Fe
200 Lincoln Avenue
Santa Fe, NM 87504
(505) 955-6605
_x_ Spanish-Pueblo Revival
Territorial
Territorial Revival
Tudor Revival

121Plaza del Monte
Residence 2
Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Detail Form (FORM 2)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe ID #:
102 Camino Santiago Plaza del Monte lnuon•n•·u
Downtown and Eastside Historic District 4. County: Santa Fe
5. Date of Survey: January 18, 2018
Evaluation of Historical Status
Constructed before 1968, and representing the original Clark and Register design
template for the Plaza del Monte retirement homes, the house is a good example of the
"Santa Fe style." For this reason, the recommendation is to designate 102 Camino
Santiago a Contributing Structure to the Downtown and Eastside Historic District.
Ordinance Definition - "Contributing Structure"
A structure, located in a historic district, approximately fifty years old or older that helps
to establish and maintain the character of that historic district. Although a contributing
structure is not unique in itself, it adds to the historic associations or historic
architectural design qualities that are significant for a district. The contributing structure
may have had minor alterations, but its integrity remains.

122Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Detail Form (FORM 2)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
-l! HPD Office use only: Please complete HCPI FORM 1 before completing FORM 2
CPINo. District No. NRHP SRCP Criteria A B c D
1. Name of property: 2. Location : 3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe ID #:
Plaza del Monte 102 Camino Santiago Plaza del Monte Inventory
Residence 2 Downtown and Eastside Historic District 4. County: Santa Fe
5. Date of Survey: January 18, 2018
Illustrations
Figure 1: May 2, 1966 aerial photograph.
Building present; pre-addition.
Courtesy NMDOT.

123Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Detail Form (FORM 2)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
-qr HPD Office use only:
,cPI No. District No.
1. Name of property:
Plaza del Monte
Residence 2
Please complete HCPI FORM 1 before completing FORM 2
NRHP SRCP Criteria _A. B c 0
2. Location: 3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe 10 #:
102 Camino Santiago Plaza del Monte Inventory
Downtown and Eastside Historic District 4. County: Santa Fe
5. Date of Survey: January 18, 2018
Figure 2: February 27, 1969 aerial photograph
Building present, pre-addition.
Courtesy NMDOT.

124Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Detail Form (FORM 2)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
For HPD Office use only: Please complete HCPI FORM 1 before completing FORM 2
HCPI No. District No. NRHP SRCP Criteria _A B c D
1. Name of property: 2. Location: 3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe ID #:
Plaza del Monte 102 Camino Santiago Plaza del Monte Inventory
Residence 2 Downtown and Eastside Historic District 4. County: Santa Fe
5. Date of Survey: January 18, 2018
Survey Photographs
(All images taken by John Murphey on January 18, 2018, except where indicated)
Photo 1: Street elevation and south elevations, facing northeast.

125Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Detail Form (FORM 2)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
-1r HPD Office use only: Please complete HCPI FORM 1 before completing FORM 2
CPINo. District No. NRHP SRCP Criteria A B c D
1. Name of property: 2. Location: 3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe 10 #:
Plaza del Monte 102 Camino Santiago Plaza del Monte Inventory
Residence 2 Downtown and Eastside Historic District 4. County: Santa Fe
5. Date of Survey: January 18, 2018
Photo 2: North and street elevations, facing southeast.

126Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Detail Form (FORM 2)
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~o~PINo. District No. NRHP SRCP Criteria _A B c D
1. Name of property: 2. Location: 3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe ID #:
Plaza del Monte 102 Camino Santiago Plaza del Monte Inventory
Residence 2 Downtown and Eastside Historic District 4. County: Santa Fe
5. Date of Survey: January 18, 2018
Photo 3: East elevation, facing northwest.
Non-historic addition on left.

127Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Base Form (FORM 1)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
- "'1( HPD Office use only:
L:PI No.
1. Name of property:
Plaza del Monte
Residence 6
5. Property Type:
j_ Buildings:
Structures:
_Site _Object
6. Date of Survey:
January 18, 2018
7. Previous Survey Date(s):
Yes:
_x_ No:
8. Name of Project:
HDRB status review
Plaza del Monte
9. Lat/Long:
35.693597, -105.935145
District No. NRHP
2. Location:
103 Camino Santiago
Downtown and Eastside Historic District
SRCP Criteria A B C _D
3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe ID #: N/A
Plaza del Monte lnvento
4. County: Santa Fe
10. Photo Information Negative: John Murphey View of: Front, south elevation, facing northwest.
11. Brief Description of the Property:
Roughly 1,533 square-feet, the one-story residence is designed as an L-plan form. The plan puts the bedrooms in a cube-
like mass, with the remainder of the functions of the house strung along a linear spine. Its fa~ade is defined by a long
portal sheltering its entry and patio doors. The east end of the composition terminates as a one-bay carport. A line of
vigas runs along the back (north) elevation supporting a short overhang. An exterior chimney breaks through the
overhang, rising several feet above the roof. The house is fenestrated with an array of original and replacement aluminum
windows . It is entered under the portal through a stylized wood panel door flanked by one set of sidelights. The dwelling's
flat roof is outlined by a short parapet; the roof is covered with gravel. The frame structure is finished with cementitious
brocade stucco in the buckskin tone. While contemporary in form, vigas used across the portal and the room block
bedroom wing give the residence a Spanish-Pueblo Revival feel. The house was constructed in c.1965; its
architect/designer is unknown but assumed to be architect Philippe Register.
13. Construction Date: c.1965
_x_Known _x_ Source: aerial photographs, city directory entries
14. Setting:
_x_ Suburban _Rural _Village _ Urban If Urban: Commercial lndustrial_x_ Residentiai_Public
i. Relationship to Surroundings: _x_ Similar Dissimilar
Comments: N/A

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Source:
Google Imagery, 2018
19. Is Property Endangered? Unknown _x_ No Yes How?
17. Surveyor:
(your name, address, telephone number, and any group
affiliation)
John W. Murphey
Architectural Historian
Firstlight Consulting
505-577-7593
John@archhistorvservices.com
For: Wayne S. Lloyd, A. I.A., Lloyd and
Associates, Architects
18. Owner (if known) and other
knowledgeable people:
Plaza del Monte, LLC
J. Significance to Current Community: _x_ Unknown _None _Low _ Moderate _High
Describe: Unknown
21. Other Significance or Information of Interest: (such as historical, legendary, structural, former ownership, etc.)
The house was constructed as part of the independent living section of Plaza del Monte, a Presbyterian residential
community for retired clergy, missionaries and other professional staff. Developed between 1960 and 1977, Plaza del
Monte operated as a retirement center until1988. The first resident identified with the house is Joseph McNeill, who is
listed as a tenant in the 1966 Santa Fe city directory.
22. National or State Register:
Is this property individually listed on a historic register? _Unknown _x_ No Yes
If yes: _State National
If 'no' or unknown, do you think this property is eligible for listing? No _x_Yes
Wh ? See Anal sis of Historical Status.
Is this property in a historic district? Unknown No _x_ Yes
If yes: _Contributing _x_ Non-contributing_ No Status
If 'yes', what is the name of the district? _State _National _x_ City of Santa:
Downtown and Eastside Historic District
24. Supplemental Forms:
None _x_ HCPI Detail Form (FORM 2) _Continuation Sheets, # pages: ______
Recommended
Contributing Structure to
the Downtown and Eastside
Historic District, March 28,
2018

129Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Detail Form (FORM 2)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe ID #:
103 Camino Santiago Plaza del Monte lnv~>nrnruPlaza del Monte
Residence 6 Downtown and Eastside Historic District 4. County: Santa Fe
Adobe
Concrete:
Cast Stone
Metal:
Corrugated
Stone:
Random
Coursed
Brick
Concrete:
Poured
Metal:
Structural
Siding
Stone:
River Rock
_x_Stucco: Tile:
Clay
Wood:
Horizontal Wood:
Siding Jacal
_Wood: Tongue and Groove
10. Windows•
Operation Material
Sliding Aluminum
Fixed Aluminum
_ Composition
Earth
Plaster
Metal:
V-Crimp
Stone:-
Rusticated
_Vinyl
Siding
Wood:
Log
Concrete: Block
_Masonry:
Simulated
Stone:
Random
Ashlar
Stone: Tabular
Wood: Board
and Batten
_Wood: Shingle
Other: Frame
N/A
Glazing
1-1
Single
Number**
9
2
*Because of storm covers, the operation and material information is not
definite.
**Includes units
12. Chimneys
11. Doors
Type
Single-Leaf
Single-Leaf
5. Date of Survey: January 18, 2018
7. Number of Stories:
Number: _x_1 _11/2 2
21/2 Other·
8. Foundation: N/A
Not visible
_x_ At Grade
Materials: _x_ Concrete
Other: _____
Notes:
9. Roof: N/A
Shape: _x_Fiat
None
Raised
Stone
_ Hipped _ Pyramidal
Shed Other:
Pitch: None Low
_ Medium _ Steep
Features: Eave:
_x_ Parapets
Materials: _Asphalt
Earth _x_ Gravel
_Composition shingle _Metal: Pressed
_Composition Roll _Metal: Corrugated
_Metal: Standing Seam_ Metal: V- Crimp
_Tile: Terra Cotta _Wood: Shingle
Other:
N/A
Style Material
Raised Square Panel Wood
Raised Square Panel, Wood
w/single sidelight
13. Porches N/A
Number
1
1
One, stucco-clad, exposed on north elevation Type: _x_ Entry· portal
Wrap
Partial-Width Full-Width
#1 Date: Unknown; replaced windows; visual and material evidence

130(Continued from other side)
16. Primary Architectural Style _ Not Applicable
Art Deco/Streamline Mod erne
Bungalow/Craftsman
Colonial Revival
Folk Victorian
Notes:
Gothic Revival
International
ltalianate
Mediterranean
17. Documents Available and Their Locations
New Mexico Historic Preservation Division
407 Galisteo Street, Suite 236
Santa Fe, NM 87501
(505) 827-6320
Are associated properties eligible for listing? No
19. Site Plan: Current plan is not available.
Pueblo
Queen Anne
Ranch
Mission Revival
Neo-Classical
Northern NM
Prairie _Spanish-Colonial
Other:
Historic Preservation Division
Land Use Department
City of Santa Fe
200 Lincoln Avenue
Santa Fe, NM 87504
(505) 955-6605
_x_ Spanish-Pueblo Revival
Territorial
Territorial Revival
Tudor Revival

131Plaza del Monte
Residence 6
Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Detail Form (FORM 2)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe ID #:
103 Camino Santiago Plaza del Monte ln\/eontnr"
Downtown and Eastside Historic District 4. County: Santa Fe
5. Date of Survey: January 18, 2018
Evaluation of Historical Status
Constructed before 1968, and representing the original Clark and Register design
template for the Plaza del Monte retirement homes, the house is a good example of the
"Santa Fe style." For this reason, the recommendation is to designate 103 Camino
Santiago a Contributing Structure to the Downtown and Eastside Historic District.
Ordinance Definition - "Contributing Structure"
A structure, located in a historic district, approximately fifty years old or older that helps
to establish and maintain the character of that historic district. Although a contributing
structure is not unique in itself, it adds to the historic associations or historic
architectural design qualities that are significant for a district. The contributing structure
may have had minor alterations, but its integrity remains.

132Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Detail Form (FORM 2)
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~
r HPD Office use only: Please complete HCPI FORM 1 before completing FORM 2
CPINo. District No. NRHP SRCP Criteria A B c D
1. Name of property: 2. Location: 3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe 10 #:
Plaza del Monte 103 Camino Santiago Plaza del Monte Inventory
Residence 6 Downtown and Eastside Historic District 4. County: Santa Fe
5. Date of Survey: January 18, 2018
Illustrations
Figure 1: May 2, 1966 aerial photograph.
Courtesy NMDOT.

133Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Detail Form (FORM 2)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
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1
HPD Office use only: Please complete HCPI FORM 1 before completing FORM 2
PI No. District No. NRHP SRCP Criteria A B c D
1. Name of property: 2. Location: 3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe ID #:
Plaza del Monte 103 Camino Santiago Plaza del Monte Inventory
Residence 6 Downtown and Eastside Historic District 4. County: Santa Fe
5. Date of Survey: January 18, 2018
Survey Photographs
{All images taken by John Murphey on January 18, 2018, except where indicated)
Photo 1: Street and east elevations, facing northwest.

134Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Detail Form (FORM 2)
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qr HPD Office use only:
CPINo.
1. Name of property:
Plaza del Monte
Residence 6
Please complete HCPI FORM 1 before completing FORM 2
District No. NRHP SRCP Criteria .A. B c D
2. Location: 3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe ID #:
103 Camino Santiago Plaza del Monte Inventory
Downtown and Eastside Historic District 4. County: Santa Fe
5. Date of Survey: January 18, 2018
Photo 2: Street and west elevations (top), facing northeast;
west elevation, facing south (Sharon Joyce, February 23, 2018).

135Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Detail Form (FORM 2)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
-1r HPD Office use only:
CPINo. District No.
1. Name of property:
Plaza del Monte
Residence 6
Please complete HCPI FORM 1 before completing FORM 2
NRHP SRCP Criteria _A B c D
2. Location: 3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe ID #:
103 Camino Santiago Plaza del Monte Inventory
Downtown and Eastside Historic District 4. County: Santa Fe
5. Date of Survey: January 18, 2018
Photo 3: North elevation, facing southwest
(Sharon Joyce, February 23, 2018).

136Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Base Form (FORM 1)
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use only:
Plaza del Monte
Residence 14
5. Property Type:
j_ Buildings:
Structures:
_ Site _ Object
6. Date of Survey:
January 18, 2018
7. Previous Survey Date(s):
Yes:
_x_ No:
8. Name of Project:
HDRB status review
Plaza del Monte
9. Lat/Long:
35.693730, -105.935558
2. Location: 3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe ID #: N/A
105 Camino Santiago Plaza del Monte lnu,ontnru
Downtown and Eastside Historic District 4. County: Santa Fe
..... ~
.-1
Forming a long, linear composition, 105 Camino Santiago is one of three apartment bui ldings erected at Plaza del Monte. The carport-
dominated structure works its way down the slope as two L-plan units joined together at the center by a laundry room. The structure
is bookended by masses holding the apartments. The larger apartments containing two bedrooms are situated in the projecting
roomblocks. The apartments share a party wall at the living room. Spanning between the apartments are the carports and the laundry
room. The carports are detailed with a viga-roof structure which continues as a portal along the inner apartments. The rear (north)
elevation is divided into small patios. The apartments are entered through wood panel doors; solid wood doors give access to the
storage units and the laundry. The original multi-light steel casement windows have been replaced with aluminum units. A short
parapet follows the outline of the apartments, and is penetrated on the south, east and west elevations with cut-through metal
canales. The frame structure is finished with cementitious brocade stucco in a peach tone. While contemporary in form, the vigas
used across the portales and carports and the cubed apartment masses give the residence a regional feel. The roughly 4,198-square-
foot apartment building was constructed in 1971, after a design by architect Philippe Register.
Rural Urban If Urban: Commercial Industrial Residential ic
15. Relationship to Surroundings: _x_ Similar Dissimilar
Comments: N/A

137(Continued from other side)
Unknown _x_ No Yes How?
17. Surveyor:
(your name, address, telephone number, and any group
affiliation)
John W. Murphey
Architectural Historian
Firstlight Consulting
505-577-7593
John@archhistorvservices.com
For: Wayne S. Lloyd, A. I.A., Lloyd and
Associates, Architects
18. Owner (if known) and other
knowledgeable people:
Plaza del Monte, LLC
20. Significance to Current Community: _x_ Unknown _None _ Low _ Moderate _High
Describe: Unknown
21. Other Significance or Information of Interest: (such as historical, legendary, structural, former ownership, etc.)
The apartments were constructed as part of the independent living section of Plaza del Monte, a Presbyterian residential community
for retired clergy, missionaries and other professional staff. Developed between 1960 and 1977, Plaza del Monte operated as a
retirement center until1988. The first residents identified are Ruth Erwin and Ellen Foster. They are listed as tenants in the 1972 Santa
Fe city directory.
22. National or State Register:
Is this property individually listed on a historic register? _Unknown _x_ No Yes
If yes: _State National
If 'no' or unknown, do you think this property is eligible for listing? No _x_Yes
Wh ? See Anal sis of Historical Status.
23. National or State Historic District:
Is this property in a historic district? Unknown No _x_ Yes
If yes: _ Contributing _ Non-contributing _x_ No Status
If 'yes', what is the name of the district? _ State _ National _x_ City of Santa:
Downtown and Eastside Historic District
'.Supplemental Forms:
None _x_ HCPI Detail Form _Continuation Sheets, # a es:
Recommended
Noncontributing Structure
to the Downtown and
Eastside Historic District,
March 28, 2018

138Historic Cultural Properties Inventory {HCPI) Detail Form {FORM 2)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe ID #:
105 Camino Santiago Plaza del Monte 1""'"ntnn•Plaza del Monte
Residence 14 Downtown and Eastside Historic District 4. County: Santa Fe
Adobe Brick
Concrete: Concrete:
Cast Stone Poured
Metal: Metal:
Corrugated Structural
Siding
Stone:
Random Stone:
Coursed River Rock
_x_Stucco: Tile:
Clay
Wood:
Horizontal Wood:
Siding Jacal
_Wood: Tongue and Groove
10. Windows*
Operation Material
Sliding Aluminum
Sliding Aluminum
Composition Concrete: Block
Earth _Masonry:
Plaster Simulated
Metal: Stone:
V-Crimp Random
Ashlar
Stone: Stone: Tabular- Rusticated
_Vinyl Wood: Board
Siding and Batten
Wood: Wood: Shingle
Log
Other: Frame
N/A
Glazing
1-1
1-1 F-1
Number**
10
4
*Because of storm covers, the operation and material information is not
definite.
**Includes units
12. Chimneys
11. Doors
Type
Single-Leaf
Single-Leaf
Sliding
5. Date of Survey: January 18, 2018
8. Foundation:
Not visible
_x_ At Grade
Materials: _x_ Concrete
Other: _____
Notes:
9. Roof: N/A
Shape: _x_Fiat
N/A
None
Raised
Stone
_Hipped_ Pyramidal
Shed Other:
Pitch: None Low
_ Medium _Steep
Features: Eave:
_x_ Parapets
Materials: _x_ Asphalt
Earth Gravel
_Composition shingle _Metal: Pressed
_Composition Roll _Metal: Corrugated
Metal: Standing Seam Metal: V- Crimp
Tile: Terra Cotta _Wood: Shingle
Other:
N/A
Style
Raised Square Panel
wl View Light
Flush[?]
Patio
Material
Wood
Wood
Aluminum
13. Porches N/A
Number
4
12
8
4, stucco-clad, north exposure Type: _x_ Entry- portal
Wrap
Partial-Width Full-Width
_x_ No known modifications

139HCPI Detail Form (FORM 2 (Continued from other side)
16. Primary Architectural Style _Not Applicable
Art Deco/Streamline Moderne
Bungalow/Craftsman
Colonial Revival
Folk Victorian
Notes:
Gothic Revival
International
ltalianate
Mediterranean
17. Documents Available and Their Locations
New Mexico Historic Preservation Division
407 Galisteo Street, Suite 236
Santa Fe, NM 87501
(505) 827-6320
Are associated properties eligible for listing? No
19. Site Plan: Current plan is not available.
Mission Revival
Neo-Classical
Northern NM
Prairie
Pueblo
Queen Anne
Ranch
_ Spanish-Colonial
_ Spanish-Pueblo Revival
Territorial
Territorial Revival
Tudor Revival
Other: Contemporary with Spanish-Pueblo Revival ornamentation
Historic Preservation Division
Land Use Department
City of Santa Fe
200 Lincoln Avenue
Santa Fe, NM 87504
(505) 955-6605

140Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Detail Form (FORM 2)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
Plaza del Monte
Residence 14
105 Camino Santiago
Downtown and Eastside Historic District
Evaluation of Historical Status
3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe ID #:
Plaza del Monte lnve
4. County: Santa Fe
5. Date of Survey: January 18, 2018
Representing a Contemporary design, the building does not harmonize or contribute to
the historical character of the district. In addition, constructed in 1971, it does not meet
the minimum age threshold for consideration. For this reason, the recommendation is
to designate 105 Camino Santiago a Noncontributing Structure to the Downtown and
Eastside Historic District.
Ordinance Definition - "Contributing Structure"
A structure, located in a historic district, approximately fifty years old or older that helps
to establish and maintain the character of that historic district. Although a contributing
structure is not unique in itself, it adds to the historic associations or historic
architectural design qualities that are significant for a district. The contributing structure
may have had minor alterations, but its integrity remains.

141Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Detail Form (FORM 2)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
~"'~' HPD Office use only: Please complete HCPI FORM 1 before completing FORM 2
.;p1 No. District No. NRHP SRCP Criteria A B c D
1. Name of property: 2. Location: 3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe ID #:
Plaza del Monte 105 Camino Santiago Plaza del Monte Inventory
Residence 14 Downtown and Eastside Historic District 4. County: Santa Fe
5. Date of Survey: January 18, 2018
Illustrations
Figure 1: May 2, 1966 aerial photograph.
Building not present.
Courtesy NMDOT.

142Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Detail Form (FORM 2)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
~
bHPD Office use only:
PI No. District No.
1. Name of property:
Plaza del Monte
Residence 14
Please complete HCPI FORM 1 before completing FORM 2
NRHP SRCP Criteria ..A B c D
2. Location: 3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe 10 #:
105 Camino Santiago Plaza del Monte Inventory
Downtown and Eastside Historic District 4. County: Santa Fe
5. Date of Survey: January 18, 2018
Figure 2: February 27, 1969 aerial photograph
Building not present.
Courtesy NMDOT.

143Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Detail Form (FORM 2)
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- . r HPD Office use only: Please complete HCPI FORM 1 before completing FORM 2
,CPINo. District No. NRHP SRCP Criteria _;.. B c D
1. Name of property: 2. Location: 3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe ID #:
Plaza del Monte 105 Camino Santiago Plaza del Monte Inventory
Residence 14 Downtown and Eastside Historic District 4. County: Santa Fe
5. Date of Survey: January 18, 2018
Survey Photographs
(All images taken by John Murphey on January 18, 2018, except where indicated)
Photo 1: Street elevation and east elevations, facing northwest.

144Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Detail Form (FORM 2)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
~ ~~r HPD Office use only: Please complete HCPI FORM 1 before completing FORM 2
CPI No. District No. NRHP SRCP Criteria A B c D
1. Name of property: 2. Location: 3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe 10 #:
Plaza del Monte 105 Camino Santiago Plaza del Monte Inventory
Residence 14 Downtown and Eastside Historic District 4. County: Santa Fe
5. Date of Survey: January 18, 2018
Photo 2: Street and west elevations, facing northeast.

145Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Detail Form (FORM 2)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
-1r HPD Office use only:
CPINo. District No.
1. Name of property:
Plaza del Monte
Residence 14
Please complete HCPI FORM 1 before completing FORM 2
NRHP SRCP Criteria A B c D
2. Location: 3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe ID #:
105 Camino Santiago Plaza del Monte Inventory
Downtown and Eastside Historic District 4. County: Santa Fe
5. Date of Survey: January 18, 2018
Photo 3: East Unit (top), facing northeast;
West Unit (bottom), facing northwest.

146Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Detail Form (FORM 2)
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- ,r HPD Office use only:
..,PI No.
1. Name of property:
Plaza del Monte
Residence 14
Please complete HCPI FORM 1 befote completing FORM 2
District No. NRHP SRCP Criteria A B c D
2. Location: 3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe ID #:
105 Camino Santiago Plaza del Monte Inventory
Downtown and Eastside Historic District 4. County: Santa Fe
5. Date of Survey: January 18, 2018
Photo 4: North elevation, facing west (top) and east (bottom)
(Sharon Joyce, February 23, 2018}.

147Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Base Form (FORM 1)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
use only:
Plaza del Monte
Residence 3
5. Property Type:
j_ Buildings:
Structures:
_Site _ Object
6. Date of Survey:
January 18, 2018
7. Previous Survey Date(s):
Yes:
_x_ No:
8. Name of Project:
HDRB status review
Plaza del Monte
9. Lat/Long:
35.693427, -105.935448
10. Photo Information
District
11. Brief Description of the Property:
2. Location:
106 Camino Santiago
Downtown and Eastside Historic District
Likely the third unit to be constructed at Plaza del Monte, 106 Camino Santiago is a 2,301-square-foot dwelling with a
portal across two elevations. In plan, it has an L-shaped foundation with an attached carport. The flat-roof dwelling holds
three bedrooms confined to a wing at the west end. The rear (south) elevation is focused on a sma ll patio cut into the
southwest corner of the house. The southeast corner is terminated by a one-space carport. The two-sided portal runs
along the north and east elevations. The structure is made of vigas which sit on square girders held up by round posts with
zappos-type corbels. The portal elevations are painted white and fenestrated with doors on each exposure. Small
rectangular windows penetrate the bedroom wing. The remaining windows vary, including large picture and grouped
casements and sliding units. The roof is finished with rolled asphalt which carries over the inner parapets. A squat stucco-
faced chimney rises at the northeast corner. The house is finished with textured cementitious stucco in a light buckskin
tone. It was erected in c.1965. Its designer is unknown but is suspected to be an early Clark and Register design .
_x_Known
14. Setting:
Suburban Rural Vii Urban If Urban: Commercial Industrial Residential ic
15. Relationship to Surroundings: _x_ Similar Dissimilar
:omments: N/A

148(Continued from other side)
North
Source:
Google Imagery, 2018
19. Is Property Endangered? Unknown _x_ No Yes How?
17. Surveyor:
(your name, address, telephone number, and any group
affiliation)
John W. Murphey
Architectural Historian
Firstlight Consulting
505-577-7593
John@archhistorvservices.com
For: Wayne S. Lloyd, A.I.A., Lloyd and
Associates, Architects
18. Owner (if known) and other
knowledgeable people:
Plaza del Monte, LLC
J. Significance to Current Community: _x_ Unknown _None _ Low _ Moderate _High
Describe: Unknown
21. Other Significance or Information of Interest: (such as historical, legendary, structural, former ownership, etc.)
The house was constructed as part of the independent living section of Plaza del Monte, a Presbyterian residential
community for retired clergy, missionaries and other professional staff. Developed between 1960 and 1977, Plaza del
Monte operated as a retirement center until1988. The first resident identified with the house is De Forest N. Shotwell,
who is listed as a tenant in the 1966 Santa Fe city directory.
22. National or State Register:
Is this property individually listed on a historic register? _Unknown _x_ No Yes
If yes: _State National
If 'no' or unknown, do you think this property is eligible for listing? No _x_ Yes
Wh ? See Anal sis of Historical Status.
23. National or State Historic District:
Is this property in a historic district? Unknown No _x_ Yes
If yes: _Contributing _ Non-contributing _x_ No Status
If 'yes', what is the name of the district? _State _National _x_ City of Santa:
. Downtown and Eastside Historic District
24. Supplemental Forms:
None _x_ HCPI Detail Form (FORM 2) _Continuation Sheets, # pages: ______
Recommended
Contributing Structure to
the Downtown and Eastside
'Historic District, March 28,
2018

149Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Detail Form (FORM 2)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe ID #:
106 Camino Santiago Plaza del Monte lnventoPlaza del Monte
Residence 3 Downtown and Eastside Historic District 4. County: Santa Fe
Adobe Brick
Concrete: Concrete:
Cast Stone Poured
Metal: Metal:
Corrugated Structural
Siding
Stone:
Random Stone:
Coursed River Rock
_x_Stucco: Tile:
Clay
Wood:
Horizontal Wood:
Siding Jacal
_Wood: Tongue and Groove
10. Windows*
Operation
Sliding
Fixed
Material
Aluminum
Wood[?]
_ Composition Concrete: Block
Earth _Masonry:
Plaster Simulated
Metal: Stone:
V-Crimp Random
Ashlar
Stone: Stone: Tabular- Rusticated
_Vinyl Wood: Board
Siding and Batten
Wood: _Wood: Shingle
Log
Other: Frame
N/A
Glazing
1-1
Single
Number**
6
1
*Because of storm covers, the operation and material is not definite.
**Includes sin le and rouped units
12. Chimneys
11. Doors
Type
Single-Leaf
Sliding
5. Date of Survey: January 18, 2018
7. Number of Stories: N/A
Number: _x_1 _11/2 2
21/2 Other:
8. Foundation: N/A
Not visible
_x_ At Grade
Materials: _x_ Concrete
Other: _____
Notes:
9. Roof: N/A
Shape: _x_Fiat
None
Raised
Stone
Hipped Pyramidal
Shed Other:
Pitch: None Low
_ Medium _Steep
Features: Eave:
_x_ Parapets
Materials: _x_ Asphalt
Earth Gravel
_Composition shingle _Metal: Pressed
_Composition Roll _Metal: Corrugated
_Metal: Standing Seam_ Metal: V- Crimp
_Tile: Terra Cotta _Wood: Shingle
Other:
N/A
Style
Raised Square Panel
w/ View Light
Patio
Material
Wood
Aluminum
13. Porches N/A
Number
4
One, stucco-clad, west exposure Type: _x_ Entry- portal- 2
Wrap
Partial-Width Full-Width
14. Other Si nificant Features N/A
15. Modifications: _x_ No known modifications

15016. Primary Architectural Style
Art Deco/Streamline Moderne
Bungalow/Craftsman
Colonial Revival
Folk Victorian
Notes:
Gothic Revival
International
ltalianate
Mediterranean
17. Documents Available and Their Locations
New Mexico Historic Preservation Division
407 Galisteo Street, Suite 236
Santa Fe, NM 87501
(505) 827-6320
Are associated properties eligible for listing? No
19. Site Plan: Current plan is not available.
(Continued from other side)
Pueblo
Queen Anne
Ranch
Mission Revival
Neo-Classical
Northern NM
Prairie _Spanish-Colonial
Other:
Historic Preservation Division
Land Use Department
City of Santa Fe
200 Lincoln Avenue
Santa Fe, NM 87504
(505) 955-6605
_x_ Spanish-Pueblo Revival
Territorial
Territorial Revival
Tudor Revival

151Plaza del Monte
Residence 3
Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Detail Form (FORM 2)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
2. Location: 3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe ID #:
106 Camino Santiago Plaza del Monte lnvento
Downtown and Eastside Historic District 4. County: Santa Fe
5. Date of Survey: January 18, 2018
Evaluation of Historical Status
Constructed before 1968, and representing the original Clark and Register design
template for the Plaza del Monte retirement homes, the house is a good example of the
"Santa Fe style." For this reason, the recommendation is to designate 106 Camino
Santiago a Contributing Structure to the Downtown and Eastside Historic District.
Ordinance Definition - "Contributing Structure"
A structure, located in a historic district, approximately fifty years old or older that helps
to establish and maintain the character of that historic district. Although a contributing
structure is not unique in itself, it adds to the historic associations or historic
architectural design qualities that are significant for a district. The contributing structure
may have had minor alterations, but its integrity remains.

152Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Detail Form (FORM 2)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
~ 1! HPD Office use only: Please complete HCPI FORM 1 before completing FORM 2
,CPI No. District No. NRHP SRCP Criteria A 8 c D
1. Name of property: 2. Location: 3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe ID #:
Plaza del Monte 106 Camino Santiago Plaza del Monte Inventory
Residence 3 Downtown and Eastside Historic District 4. County: Santa Fe
5. Date of Survey: January 18, 2018
Illustrations
Figure 1: May 2, 1966 aerial photograph.
Building present.
Courtesy NMDOT.

153Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Detail Form (FORM 2)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
1~/Jr HPO Office use only: Please complete HCPI FORM 1 before completing FORM 2
HOPI No. District No. NRHP SRCP Criteria A B c D
1. Name of property: 2. Location: 3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe 10 #:
Plaza del Monte 106 Camino Santiago Plaza del Monte Inventory
Residence 3 Downtown and Eastside Historic District 4. County: Santa Fe
5. Date of Survey: January 18, 2018
Survey Photographs
(All images taken by John Murphey on January 18, 2018, except where indicated)
Photo 1: South and east elevations, facing northwest.

154Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Detail Form (FORM 2)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
~ l HPD Office use only: Please complete HCPI FORM 1 before completing FORM 2
Criteria ..A .CPINo. District No. NRHP SRCP B c D
1. Name of property: 2. Location: 3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe 10 #:
Plaza del Monte 106 Camino Santiago Plaza del Monte Inventory
Residence 3 Downtown and Eastside Historic District 4. County: Santa Fe
5. Date of Survey: January 18, 2018
Photo 2: South and east elevations, facing northwest.

155Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Detail Form (FORM 2)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
-qr HPD Office use onlv: Please complete HCPI FORM 1 before completing FORM 2
CPINo. District No. NRHP SRCP Criteria A B c D
1. Name of property: 2. Location: 3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe ID #:
Plaza del Monte 106 Camino Santiago Plaza del Monte Inventory
Residence 3 Downtown and Eastside Historic District 4. County: Santa Fe
5. Date of Survey: January 18, 2018
Photo 3: Street and west elevations, facing southeast.

156Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Base Form (FORM 1)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
Office use only:
Plaza del Monte
Residence 15
5. Property Type:
j_ Buildings:
_ Structures:
_ Site _ Object
6. Date of Survey:
January 18, 2018
7. Previous Survey Date(s):
Yes:
_x_ No:
8. Name of Project:
HDRB status review
Plaza del Monte
9. Lat/Long:
35.693826, -105.935966
10. Photo Information
2. Location: 3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe ID #: N/A
109 Camino Santiago Plaza del Monte lnv~>nrnrv
Downtown and Eastside Historic District 4. County: Santa Fe
Negative: John Murphey View of: Front, south elevation, facing north.
11. Brief Description of the Property:
Composed of a series of angled walls, the carport dominated residence was constructed in 1966, after a design by
arch itect Philippe Register. The house presents to the street a tall and wide carport framed with a viga roof. The west end
of the carport is she ltered by double splayed wall. The angled wall composition is echoed across the east elevation. In
plan, the residence is roughly an "L" with its form obscured by the carport. The approximate ly 1,220-square-foot dwelling
holds two bedrooms in a cube-like mass anchoring the east end . Between the bedroom mass and carport is a small
enclosed patio and portal sheltering the main entry and a pair of oversized wood windows. The rear (north) elevation has
a small viga canopy protecting a patio door. A tapered chimney breaks the wall plane on this elevation. Fenestration
consists of mainly aluminum windows. The frame structure is finished with cementitious brocade stucco in the buckskin
tone. The Contemporary-style house was constructed in c.1965.
14. Setting:
_x_ Suburban Rural Urban If Urban: Commercial Industrial Residential lie
15. Relationship to _x_ Similar Dissimilar
· omments: N/A

157(Continued from other side)
North
Unknown _x_ No Yes How?
17. Surveyor:
(your name, address, telephone number, and any group
affiliation)
John W. Murphey
Architectural Historian
Firstlight Consulting
505-577-7593
John@archhistorvservices.com
For: Wayne S. Lloyd, A.I.A. , Lloyd and
Associates, Architects
18. Owner (if known) and other
knowledgeable people:
Plaza del Monte, LLC
.J. Significance to Current Community: _x_ Unknown _ None _ Low _ Moderate _High
Describe: Unknown
21. Other Significance or Information of Interest: (such as historical, legendary, structural, former ownership, etc.)
The house was constructed as part of the independent living section of Plaza del Monte, a Presbyterian residential
community for retired clergy, missionaries and other professional staff. Developed between 1960 and 1977, Plaza del
Monte operated as a retirement center until1988. The first resident identified with the house is Jane Barber, who is listed
as a tenant in the 1966 Santa Fe city directory.
22. National or State Register:
Is this property individually listed on a historic register? _ Unknown _x_ No Yes
If yes: _State National
If 'no' or unknown, do you think this property is eligible for listing? No _x_ Yes
Wh ? See Anal sis of Historical Status.
Is this property in a historic district? Unknown No _x_ Yes
If yes: _ Contributing _ Non-contributing _x_ No Status
If 'yes', what is the name of the district? _State _ National _x_ City of Santa:
Downtown and Eastside Historic District
24. Supplemental Forms:
None _x_ HCPI Detail Form (FORM 2) _Continuation Sheets, #pages: _____
Recommended
Noncontributing Structure
to the Downtown and
Eastside Historic District,
March 28, 2018

158Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Detail Form (FORM 2)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe ID #:
109 Camino Santiago Plaza del Monte lnuontnruPlaza del Monte
Residence 15 Downtown and Eastside Historic District 4. County: Santa Fe
Concrete:
Cast Stone
Metal:
Corrugated
Stone:
Random
Coursed
Brick
Concrete:
Poured
Metal:
Structural
Siding
Stone:
River Rock
_x_Stucco: Tile:
Clay
Wood:
Horizontal Wood:
Siding Jacal
Wood: Tongue and Groove
10. Windows*
Operation
Sliding
Fixed
Material
Aluminum
Wood
_Composition
Earth
Plaster
Metal:
V-Crimp
Stone:-
Rusticated
_Vinyl
Siding
Wood:
Log
Concrete: Block
Masonry:
Simulated
Stone:
Random
Ashlar
Stone: Tabular
Wood: Board
and Batten
_Wood: Shingle
Other: Frame
N/A
Glazing
1-1
2
Number**
6
1
*Because of storm covers, the operation and material information is not
definite.
**Includes units
12. Chimneys
11. Doors
Type
Single-Leaf
Single-Leaf
Sliding
5. Date of Survey: January 18, 2018
8. Foundation:
Not visible
_x_ At Grade
Materials: _x_ Concrete
Other: _____
Notes:
9. Roof: N/A
Shape: _x_Fiat
None
Raised
Stone
_ Hipped _ Pyramidal
Shed Other:
Pitch: None Low
_ Medium _ Steep
Features: Eave:
_x_ Parapets
Materials: _Asphalt
Earth _x_ Gravel
_Composition shingle _Metal: Pressed
_Composition Roll _Metal: Corrugated
Metal: Standing Seam_ Metal: V- Crimp
Tile: Terra Cotta Wood: Shingle
Other:
N/A
Style Material
Raised Square Panel Wood
Flush Wood
Patio Aluminum
13. Porches N/A
Number
4
1
1
One, stucco-clad, north exposure Type: _x_ Entry- portal
Wrap
Partial-Width Full-Width

159HCPI Detail Form (FORM 2 (Continued from other side)
16. Primary Architectural Style _Not Applicable
Art Deco/Streamline Mod erne
Bungalow/Craftsman
Colonial Revival
Folk Victorian
Notes:
Gothic Revival
International
ltalianate
Mediterranean
17. Documents Available and Their Locations
New Mexico Historic Preservation Division
407 Galisteo Street, Suite 236
Santa Fe, NM 87501
(505) 827-6320
Are associated properties eligible for listing? No
19. Site Plan: Current plan is not available.
Mission Revival
Neo-Classical
Northern NM
Prairie
Pueblo
Queen Anne
Ranch
_Spanish-Colonial
_Spanish-Pueblo Revival
Territorial
Territorial Revival
Tudor Revival
Other: Contemporary with Spanish-Pueblo Revival ornamentation
Historic Preservation Division
Land Use Department
City of Santa Fe
200 Lincoln Avenue
Santa Fe, NM 87504
(505) 955-6605

160Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Detail Form (FORM 2)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
1. Name of property: 2. Location: 3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe 10 #:
Plaza del Monte
Residence 15
109 Camino Santiago Plaza del Monte lnvento
Downtown and Eastside Historic District 4. County: Santa Fe
5. Date of Survey: January 18, 2018
Evaluation of Historical Status
Representing a Contemporary design, the house does not harmonize or contribute to
the historical character of the district. For this reason, the recommendation is to
designate 109 Camino Santiago a Noncontributing Structure to the Downtown and
Eastside Historic District.
Ordinance Definition- "Contributing Structure"
A structure, located in a historic district, approximately fifty years old or older that helps
to establish and maintain the character of that historic district. Although a contributing
structure is not unique in itself, it adds to the historic associations or historic
architectural design qualities that are significant for a district. The contributing structure
may have had minor alterations, but its integrity remains.

161Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Detail Form (FORM 2)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
~1rPD Office use only: Please complete HCPI FORM 1 before completing FORM 2
PI No. District No. NRHP SRCP Criteria A B c D
1. Name of property: 2. Location: 3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe ID #:
Plaza del Monte 109 Camino Santiago Plaza del Monte Inventory
Residence 15 Downtown and Eastside Historic District 4. County: Santa Fe
5. Date of Survey: January 18, 2018
Illustrations
Figure 1: May 2, 1966 aerial photograph.
Building present.
Courtesy NMDOT.

162Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Detail Form (FORM 2)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
Jr HPD Office use only: Please complete HCPI FORM 1 before completing FORM 2
HCPI No. District No. NRHP SRCP Criteria A B c D
1. Name of property: 2. Location: 3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe 10 #:
Plaza del Monte 109 Camino Santiago Plaza del Monte Inventory
Residence 15 Downtown and Eastside Historic District 4. County: Santa Fe
5. Date of Survey: January 18, 2018
Survey Photographs
(All images taken by John Murphey on January 18, 2018, except where indicated)
Photo 1: Street and east elevations, facing northwest.

163Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Detail Form (FORM 2)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
-,r HPD Office use only:
CPINo.
1. Name of property:
Plaza del Monte
Residence 15
Please complete HCPI FORM 1 before completing FORM 2
District No. NRHP SRCP Criteria A B c D
2. Location: 3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe ID #:
109 Camino Santiago Plaza del Monte Inventory
Downtown and Eastside Historic District 4. County: Santa Fe
5. Date of Survey: January 18, 2018
Photo 2: Street and west elevations (top), facing northeast.
West elevation (bottom), facing southeast
(Sharon Joyce, February 23, 2018}.

164Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Detail Form (FORM 2)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
-Qr HPD Office use only:
CPINo.
1. Name of property:
Plaza del Monte
Residence 15
Please complete HCPI FORM 1 before completing FORM 2
District No. NRHP SRCP Criteria ..A B c D
2. Location: 3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe ID #:
109 Camino Santiago Plaza del Monte Inventory
Downtown and Eastside Historic 4. County: Santa Fe
District
5. Date of Survey: January 18, 2018
Photo 3: North elevation, facing southeast (top), west (bottom)
(Sharon Joyce, February 23, 2018).

165Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Base Form (FORM 1)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
1. Name of property:
Plaza del Monte
Residence 5
5. Property Type:
j_ Buildings:
Structures:
_ Site _Object
6. Date of Survey:
January 18, 2018
7. Previous Survey Date(s):
Yes:
_x_ No:
8. Name of Project:
HDRB status review
Plaza del Monte
9. Lat/Long:
35.693575,-105.936130
District
2. Location:
110 (112) Camino Santiago
Downtown and Eastside Historic District
3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe ID #: N/A
Plaza del Monte lnvento
4. County: Santa Fe
10. Photo Information Negative: John Murphey View of: Front, north elevation, facing south.
11. Brief Description of the Property:
Located at the west end of the common area are two residential units which were joined together at some point after
1970. The older unit, addressed 110 Camino Santiago, takes up the east end of the footprint. Constructed in c.1962, after
a design by architect Kenneth S. Clark, it is roughly an L-shaped box with a rear portal and connected carport. The street-
facing fac;:ade is defined by a small recessed entry. The entry holds a single door placed across the west wall. The
remainder of the fac;:ade is divided into rectangular window openings holding sliding units. Smaller, rectangular sliding
windows are applied across the east bedroom wing. A shallow portal runs across the rear (south) elevation historically
leading to a single-space carport. The portal elevation is fenestrated with a patio door, sliding windows, and a louvered
door leading to a utility room. The house is outlined with parapets and finished in buckskin cementitious stucco. It holds
three bedrooms. Continued on Page 5
13. Construction Date: c.1962, with c.1968 addition and carport expansion
_x_Known _x_ Source: aerial photographs, city directory entries
14. Setting:
_x_ Suburban _ Rural _Village _ Urban If Urban: Commercial lndustrial_x_ Residential Public
15. Relationship to Surroundings: _x_ Similar Dissimilar
Comments: N/A

166(Continued from other side)
North
Source:
Google Imagery, 2018
19. Is Property Endangered? Unknown _x_ No Yes How?
17. Surveyor:
(your name, address, telephone number, and any group
affiliation)
John W. Murphey
Architectural Historian
Firstlight Consulting
505-577-7593
John@archhistorvservices.com
For: Wayne S. Lloyd, A. I.A., Lloyd and
Associates, Architects
18. Owner (if known) and other
knowledgeable people:
Plaza del Monte, LLC
J. Significance to Current Community: _x_ Unknown _None _ Low _ Moderate _High
Describe: Unknown
21. Other Significance or Information of Interest: (such as historical, legendary, structural, former ownership, etc.)
The house was constructed as part of the independent living section of Plaza del Monte, a Presbyterian residential
community for retired clergy, missionaries and other professional staff. Developed between 1960 and 1977, Plaza del
Monte operated as a retirement center until1988. The first resident identified with the original house (110) is Dorothy B.
Fritz, who is listed as a tenant in the 1966 Santa Fe city directory. The first resident identified with the addition (112) is
Thea R. Finley, listed in the 1970 Santa Fe city directory as a tenant. Currently the Santa Fe County Assessor treats the
combined buildings as one residence addressed as 110 Camino Santiago.
22. National or State Register:
Is this property individually listed on a historic register? _U nknown _x_ No Yes
If yes: _State National
If 'no' or unknown, do you think this property is eligible for listing? No _x_Yes
Wh ? See Anal sis of Historical Status.
Is this property in a historic district? Unknown No _x_ Yes
If yes: _Contributing _ Non-contributing _x_ No Status
If 'yes', what is the name of the district? _State _National _x_ City of Santa:
Downtown and Eastside Historic District
\ Supplemental Forms:
None _x_ HCPI Detail Form _ Continuation Sheets, # pa es:
Recommended
Noncontributing Structure
to the Downtown and
Eastside Historic District,
March 28, 2018

167Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Detail Form (FORM 2)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
1. Name of property:
Plaza del Monte
Residence 5
110 (112) Camino Santiago Plaza del Monte lnvento
Downtown and Eastside Historic District 4. County: Santa Fe
6. Visible Construction Material:
Adobe Brick _Composition Concrete: Block
Concrete:
Cast Stone
Metal:
Corrugated
Stone:
Random
Coursed
Concrete:
Poured
Metal:
Structural
Siding
Stone:
River Rock
_x_Stucco: Tile:
Clay
Wood:
Horizontal Wood:
Siding Jacal
_Wood: Tongue and Groove
10. Windows*
Operation Material
Sliding Aluminum
Sliding Aluminum
Casement Aluminum
Earth
Plaster
Metal:
V-Crimp
Stone:- Rusticated
_Vinyl
Siding
Wood:
Log
N/A
Glazing
1-1
Single
1-1 F-1
_Masonry:
Simulated
Stone:
Random
Ashlar
Stone: Tabular
Wood: Board
and Batten
Wood: Shingle
Other: Frame
Number**
11
1
2
*Because of storm covers, the operation and material information is not
definite.
**Includes sin le and grouped units
12. Chimneys
11. Doors
Type
Single-Leaf
Single-Leaf
Double
Double
Sliding
5. Date of Survey: January 18, 2018
7. Number of Stories: N/A
Number: _x_1 _11/2 2
21/2 Other:
8. Foundation: N/A
Not visible
_x_ At Grade
Materials: _x_ Concrete
Other: _____
Notes:
9. Roof: N/A
Shape: _x_Fiat
None
Raised
Stone
_ Hipped _ Pyramidal
Shed Other:
Pitch: None Low
_ Medium _ Steep
Features: Eave:
_x_ Parapets
Materials: _Asphalt
Earth _x_ Gravel
_Composition shingle _Metal: Pressed
_ Composition Roll _ Metal: Corrugated
_Metal: Standing Seam_ Metal: V· Crimp
Tile: Terra Cotta Wood: Shingle
Other:
N/A
Style
Raised Square Panel
wl View Light
Flush
Panel
Louver
Patio
Material
Wood
Wood
Wood
Wood
Aluminum
13. Porches N/A
1
Number
2
1
1
2
One, stucco-clad, north exposure Type: _x_ Entry- portal- 2
Wrap
Partial-Width Full-Width
14. Other Si nificant Features N/A
15. Modifications: _! No known modifications
#1 Date: c.1968; addition across west elevation and widening of carport; aerial photographs, drawings, material and visual evidence.

168HCPI Detail Form FORM 2) (Continued from other side)
16. Primary Architectural Style _Not Applicable
Art Deco/Streamline Moderne
Bungalow/Craftsman
. Colonial Revival
Folk Victorian
Notes:
Gothic Revival
International
ltalianate
Mediterranean
17. Documents Available and Their Locations
New Mexico Historic Preservation Division
407 Galisteo Street, Suite 236
Santa Fe, NM 87501
(505) 827-6320
Are associated properties eligible for listing? No
19. Site Plan: Current plan is not available.
Mission Revival
Neo-Classical
Northern NM
Prairie
Pueblo
Queen Anne
Ranch
Spanish-Colonial
Other:
Historic Preservation Division
Land Use Department
City of Santa Fe
200 Lincoln Avenue
Santa Fe, NM 87504
(505) 955-6605
_x_ Spanish-Pueblo Revival
Territorial
Territorial Revival
Tudor Revival

169Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Detail Form (FORM 2)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
1. Name of property: 2. Location: 3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe ID #:
Plaza del Monte
Residence 5
110 (112) Camino Santiago Plaza del Monte lnvento
Downtown and Eastside Historic District 4. County: Santa Fe
5. Date of Survey: January 18, 2018
Continuation of Architectural Description:
Attached to the west end of the original Clark design is a post-1966 addition. Arranged
at a lower height, the approximately 864-square-foot appendage is a rectangular box
with overhanging eaves and a porch. The addition, mostly likely designed by architect
Philippe Register, introduces a contemporary vocabulary. A shallow overhang supported
by squared rafters carries across the north and south elevations. Similar beams extend
out from the west elevation to create the porch. A tall angular wall rising above the
roofline defines its south edge. The addition is fenestrated with a few doors and square
window openings holding single-light metal casements. The frame structure is finished
with cementitious brocade stucco in the buckskin pigment. Most likely occurring with
the addition, the carport was widened (or constructed anew) to hold two vehicles. Set
back from the addition, the roughly 1,054-square-foot structure is supported by a viga-
and-post system.
Evaluation of Historical Status
The original house received a contemporary addition across its secondary street fac;:ade
and a demolition and widening of its carport in c. 1968. The combined alterations
changed the overall massing and the appearance of the west elevation of the original
structure. For this reason, the recommendation is to designate 110 (112) Camino
Santiago a Noncontributing Structure to the Downtown and Eastside Historic District.
Ordinance Definition - "Contributing Structure"
A structure, located in a historic district, approximately fifty years old or older that helps
to establish and maintain the character of that historic district. Although a contributing
structure is not unique in itself, it adds to the historic associations or historic
architectural design qualities that are significant for a district. The contributing structure
may have had minor alterations, but its integrity remains.

170Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Detail Form (FORM 2)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
-'<lr HPD Office use only: Please complete HCPI FORM 1 'before completing FORM 2
CPINo. District No. NRHP SRCP Criteria A B c D
1. Name of property: 2. Location : 3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe ID #:
Plaza del Monte 110 (112) Camino Santiago Plaza del Monte Inventory
Residence 5 Downtown and Eastside Historic District 4. County: Santa Fe
5. Date of Survey: January 18, 2018
Illustrations
Figure 1: May 2, 1966 aerial photograph.
Only east portion of building present.
Courtesy NMDOT.

171Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Detail Form (FORM 2)
~~.f r HPD Office use only:
HCPI No.
1. Name of property:
Plaza del Monte
Residence 5
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
District No.
Please complete HCPI FORM 1 before completing FORM 2
NRHP SRCP Criteria .A. B c D
2. Location: 3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe ID #:
110 (112) Camino Santiago Plaza del Monte Inventory
Downtown and Eastside Historic District 4. County: Santa Fe
5. Date of Survey: January 18, 2018
Figure 2: February 27, 1969 aerial photograph
West addition and portal expansion present.
Courtesy NMDOT.

172Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Detail Form (FORM 2)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
-1r HPD Office use only: Please complete HCPI FORM 1 before completing FORM 2
;CPI No. District No. NRHP SRCP Criteria A B c D
1. Name of property: 2. Location: 3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe 10 #:
Plaza del Monte 110 (112) Camino Santiago Plaza del Monte Inventory
Residence 5 Downtown and Eastside Historic District 4. County: Santa Fe
5. Date of Survey: January 18, 2018
Survey Photographs
(All images taken by John Murphey on January 18, 2018, except where indicated)
Photo 1: Street and north elevations, facing southeast.

173Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Detail Form (FORM 2)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
' 1r HPD Office use only: Please complete HCPI FORM 1 before completing FORM 2
CPINo. District No. NRHP SRCP Criteria A B c D
1. Name of property: 2. Location: 3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe 10 #:
Plaza del Monte 110 (112) Camino Santiago Plaza del Monte Inventory
Residence 5 Downtown and Eastside Historic District 4. County: Santa Fe
5. Date of Survey: January 18, 2018
Photo 2: Street and west elevations of addition, facing northeast.

174Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Detail Form (FORM 2)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
-1r HPD Office use only: Please complete HCPI FORM 1 before completing FORM 2
,CPINo. District No. NRHP SRCP Criteria A B c D
1. Name of property: 2. Location: 3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe 10 #:
Plaza del Monte 110 (112) Camino Santiago Plaza del Monte Inventory
Residence 5 Downtown and Eastside Historic District 4. County: Santa Fe
5. Date of Survey: January 18, 2018
Photo 3: South and west elevations of addition and expanded carport, facing east.

175Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Detail Form (FORM 2)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
-11
HPD Office use only: Please complete HCPI FORM 1 before completing FORM 2
PI No. District No. NRHP SRCP Criteria _A B c D
1. Name of property: 2. Location: 3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe 10 #:
Plaza del Monte 110 (112) Camino Santiago Plaza del Monte Inventory
Residence 5 Downtown and Eastside Historic District 4. County: Santa Fe
5. Date of Survey: January 18, 2018
Photo 4: South elevation, facing north.

176Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Base Form (FORM 1)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
-,( HPD Office use only:
PI No. District No. NRHP _SRCP Criteria _A B C D
1. Name of property: 2. Location: 3. Local Reference Number:
Plaza del Monte 111 Camino Santiago
Santa Fe ID #: N/A
Plaza del Monte lnvento
Downtown and Eastside Historic District 4. County: Santa Fe
5. Property Type:
j_ Buildings:
Structures:
_ Site _ Object
6. Date of Survey:
January 18, 2018
7. Previous Survey
Date(s):
Yes:
_x_ No:
8. Name of Project:
HDRB status review
Plaza del Monte
9. Lat/Long:
'i.693910, -105.936232
10. Photo Information Negative: John Murphey
11. Brief Description of the Property:
View of: Front, south elevation, facing north.
Arranged at an east-west orientation, the house is a one-story, approximately 1,616-square-foot, flat-roof dwelling
erected in c.1965. The dwelling has an L-shaped plan with its two bedrooms confined to a rectangular wing at the west
end. The remaining house holds the living room, kitchen and dining area. The front (south) fac;:ade is marked by a long
portal which continues across to an attached one-bay carport. The portal shelters the front entry and a sliding patio door.
The structure is supported round poles holding a viga roof. The house is fenestrated with common windows, most of them
appearing to be replacement units. It is entered through a raised wood panel door flanked on one side by a sidelight. The
rear (north) elevation contains a few windows and a door sheltered by a shallow viga -supported visor. A tapered chimney
breaks through the visor, terminating with a terra cotta cap. The frame building is finished in smooth cementitious stucco
in the buckskin tone. The flat roof is covered with asphalt, which carries over the east exposure of the bedroom wing.
While contemporary in form, the vigas used across the portal give the residence a Spanish -Pueblo Revival feel. The
placement and restrained size of the carport helps maint.ain the regional tradition. The building was constructed after a
design by architect Philippe Register.
13. Construction Date: c.1965
_x_Known _x_ Source: aerial hoto ra hs, cit
14. Setting:
_x_ Suburban _ Rural _ Village _ Urban If Urban: Commercial lndustrial _x_ Residentiai _ Public
j, Relationship to Surroundings: _x_ Similar Dissimilar
Comments: N/A

177(Continued from other side)
North
Unknown _x_ No Yes How?
17. Surveyor:
(your name, address, telephone number, and any group
affiliation)
John W. Murphey
Architectural Historian
Firstlight Consulting
505-577-7593
John@archhistorvservices.com
For: Wayne S. Lloyd, A. I.A., Lloyd and
Associates, Architects
18. Owner (if known) and other
knowledgeable people:
Plaza del Monte, LLC
20. Significance to Current Community: _x_ Unknown _ None _ Low _ Moderate _High
Describe: Unknown
21. Other Significance or Information of Interest: (such as historical, legendary, structural, former ownership, etc.)
The house was constructed as part of the independent living section of Plaza del Monte, a Presbyterian residential
community for retired clergy, missionaries and other professional staff. Developed between 1960 and 1977, Plaza del
Monte operated as a retirement center until1988. The first resident identified with the house is Neva B. Palameter, who
is listed as a tenant in the 1966 Santa Fe city directory.
22. National or State Register:
Is this property individually listed on a historic register? _Unknown _x_ No Yes
If yes: _State National
If 'no' or unknown, do you think this property is eligible for listing? No _x_Yes
Wh ? See Anal sis of Historical Status.
23. National or State Historic District:
Is this property in a historic district? Unknown No _x_ Yes
If yes: _Contributing _Non-contributing _x_ No Status
If 'yes', what is the name of the district? _State _ National _x_ City of Santa:
Downtown and Eastside Historic District
'4. Supplemental Forms:
None _x_ HCPI Detail Form (FORM 2) _ Continuation Sheets, # pages: ______
Recommended
Contributing Structure to
the Downtown and Eastside
Historic District, March 28,
2018

178Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Detail Form (FORM 2)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe ID #:
Plaza del Monte 111 Camino Santiago Plaza del Monte lnvento
Downtown and Eastside Historic District 4. County: Santa Fe
Adobe Brick _ Composition Concrete: Block
Concrete: Concrete: Earth Masonry:
Cast Stone Poured Plaster Simulated
Metal: Metal: Metal: Stone:
Corrugated Structural V-Crimp Random
Siding Ashlar
Stone:
Random Stone: Stone: Stone: Tabular-
Coursed River Rock Rusticated
_x_Stucco: Tile: _Vinyl Wood: Board
Clay Siding and Batten
Wood:
Horizontal Wood: Wood: _Wood: Shingle
Siding Jacal Log
_Wood: Tongue and Groove Other: Frame
10. Windows* N/A
Operation Material Glazing Number**
Sliding Aluminum 1-1 3
Double-Hung Wood 3 2
Double-Hung Wood 1/1 1
*Because of storm covers, the operation and material is not definite.
**Includes si and units
12. Chimneys
11. Doors
Type
Single-Leaf
Single-Leaf
Single-Leaf
Sliding
5. Date of Survey: January 18, 2018
7. Number of Stories: N/A
Number: _x_1 _11/2 2
21/2 Other·
8. Foundation: N/A
Not visible None
_x_ At Grade Raised
Materials: _x_ Concrete Stone
Other: _____
Notes:
9. Roof: N/A
Shape: _x_Fiat
_Hipped_ Pyramidal
Shed Other:
Pitch: None Low
_ Medium _Steep
Features: Eave:
_x_ Parapets
Materials: Asphalt
Earth _x_ Gravel
Composition shingle _Metal: Pressed
_Composition Roll _Metal: Corrugated
_Metal: Standing Seam Metal: V- Crimp
_Tile: Terra Cotta _Wood: Shingle
Other:
N/A
Style
Raised Square Panel
wl single sidelight
Raised Square Panel
%-Light
Patio
Material
Wood
Wood
Wood
Aluminum
13. Porches N/A
Number
1
1
1
2
One, stucco-clad, north exposure Type: _x_ Entry- portal- _Partial-Width Full-Width
Wrap
#1 Date: Date unknown; replaced windows; drawings and visual and material evidence.

179(Continued from other side)
16. Primary Architectural Style _ Not Applicable
Art Deco/Streamline Mod erne
Bungalow/Craftsman
Colonial Revival
Folk Victorian
Notes:
Gothic Revival
International
ltalianate
Mediterranean
17. Documents Available and Their Locations
New Mexico Historic Preservation Division
407 Galisteo Street, Suite 236
Santa Fe, NM 87501
(505) 827-6320
Are associated properties eligible for listing? No
19. Site Plan: Current plan is not available.
Pueblo
Queen Anne
Ranch
Mission Revival
Neo-Classical
Northern NM
Prairie _ Spanish-Colonial
Other:
Historic Preservation Division
Land Use Department
City of Santa Fe
200 Lincoln Avenue
Santa Fe, NM 87504
(505) 955-6605
_x_ Spanish-Pueblo Revival
Territorial
Territorial Revival
Tudor Revival

180Plaza del Monte
Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Detail Form (FORM 2)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
111 Camino Santiago Plaza del Monte lnvento
Downtown and Eastside Historic District 4. County: Santa Fe
5. Date of Survey: January 18, 2018
Evaluation of Historical Status
Constructed before 1968, and representing the original Clark and Register design
template for the Plaza del Monte retirement homes, the house is a good example of the
"Santa Fe style." For this reason, the recommendation is to designate 111 Camino
Santiago a Contributing Structure to the Downtown and Eastside Historic District.
Ordinance Definition - "Contributing Structure"
A structure, located in a historic district, approximately fifty years old or older that helps
to establish and maintain the character of that historic district. Although a contributing
structure is not unique in itself, it adds to the historic associations or historic
architectural design qualities that are significant for a district. The contributing structure
may have had minor alterations, but its integrity remains.

181Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Detail Form (FORM 2)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
-,r HPD Office use only: Please complete HCPI FORM 1 before completing FORM 2
,CPINo. District No. NRHP SRCP Criteria A B c D
1. Name of property: 2. Location: 3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe ID #:
Plaza del Monte 111 Camino Santiago Plaza del Monte Inventory
Downtown and Eastside Historic District 4. County: Santa Fe
5. Date of Survey: January 18, 2018
Illustrations
Figure 1: May 2, 1966 aerial photograph.
Building present.
Courtesy NMDOT.

182Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Detail Form (FORM 2)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
- r HPD Office use only: Please complete HCPI FORM 1 before completing FORM 2
,CPINo. District No. NRHP SRCP Criteria A B c D
1. Name of property: 2. Location: 3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe ID #:
Plaza del Monte 111 Camino Santiago Plaza del Monte Inventory
Downtown and Eastside Historic District 4. County: Santa Fe
5. Date of Survey: January 18, 2018
Survey Photographs
(All images taken by John Murphey on January 18, 2018, except where indicated)
Photo 1: Street and east elevations, facing northwest.

183Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Detail Form (FORM 2)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
-or HPD Office use only: Please complete HCPI FORM 1 before completing FORM 2
)CPI No. District No. NRHP SROP Criteria A B c D
1. Name of property: 2. Location: 3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe ID #:
Plaza del Monte 111 Camino Santiago Plaza del Monte Inventory
Downtown and Eastside Historic District 4. County: Santa Fe
5. Date of Survey: January 18, 2018
Photo 2: Street and west elevations, facing northeast.

184Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Detail Form (FORM 2)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
~Jrpo Office use only:
PI No. District No.
1. Name of property:
Plaza del Monte
Please complete HCPI FORM 1 before completing FORM 2
NRHP SRCP Criteria A B c D
2. Location: 3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe ID #:
111 Camino Santiago Plaza del Monte Inventory
Downtown and Eastside Historic District 4. County: Santa Fe
5. Date of Survey: January 18, 2018
Photo 3: North elevation, facing southwest
(Sharon Joyce, February 23, 2018).

185Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Base Form (FORM 1)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
Office use only:
1. Name of property:
Plaza del Monte
5. Property Type:
j_ Buildings:
Structures:
_ Site _ Object
6. Date of Survey:
January 18, 2018
7. Previous Survey Date(s):
Yes:
_x_ No:
8. Name of Project:
HDRB status review
Plaza del Monte
9. Lat/Long:
35.693980, -105 .936500
2. Location:
113 Camino Santiago
Downtown and Eastside Historic
District
Plaza del Monte lnvento
4. County: Santa Fe
.o. Photo Information Negative: John Murphey View of: Front, south elevation, facing north.
11. Brief Description of the Property:
Sitting on a slight rise, the house shares a party wall at the carport with its neighbor at 115 Camino Santiago. The rough ly
1,281-square-foot dwelling contains two bedrooms. These are arranged at the front of the structure in a small L-shaped
volume. The remainder of the footprint holds the living functions of the house. It presents to the street two room block-
like volumes penetrated by horizontally oriented aluminum casement windows. A viga-framed carport and short porta l
terminate the west end of the footprint. The house is entered through a raised wood panel door with a center view light.
The rear (north) elevation has a few windows and sliding glass door. A shallow overhang supported by square wood
beams carries across the elevation. The frame dwelling is finished cementitious peach color stucco worked into a brocade
pattern. Tall parapets outline the perimeter of the bedroom wing. The roof is covered with asphalt which carries over the
west exposure of the bedroom mass. It was erected in c.1970; its designer/architect is unknown.
_x_Known
14. Setting:
_x_ Suburban _ Rural _ Village _U rban If Urban: Commercial lndustrial _x_ Residential Public
15. Relationship to Surroundings: _x_ Similar Dissimilar
Comments: N/A

186(Continued from other side)
North
Unknown _x_ No Yes How?
17. Surveyor:
(your name, address, telephone number, and any group
affiliation)
John W. Murphey
Architectural Historian
Firstlight Consulting
505-577-7593
John@archhistoryservices.com
For: Wayne S. Lloyd, A. I.A., Lloyd and
Associates, Architects
18. Owner (if known) and other
knowledgeable people:
Plaza del Monte, LLC
~0 . Significance to Current Community: _x_ Unknown _ None _ Low _Moderate _ High
Describe: Unknown
21. Other Significance or Information of Interest: (such as historical, legendary, structural, former ownership, etc.)
The hou se was constructed as part of the independent living section of Plaza del Monte, a Presbyterian residential
community for retired clergy, missionaries and other professional staff. Developed between 1960 and 1977, Plaza del
Monte operated as a retirement center until1988. The first resident identified with the hou se is Harry Wood, who is listed
as a tenant in the 1971 Santa Fe city directory.
22. National or State Register:
Is this property individually listed on a historic register? _Unknown _x_ No Yes
If yes: _State National
If 'no' or unknown, do you think this property is eligible for listing? No _x_ Yes
Wh ? See Anal sis of Historical Status.
Is this property in a historic district? Unknown No _x_ Yes
If yes: _Contributing _ Non-contributing _x_ No Status
If 'yes', what is the name of the district? _State _National _x_ City of Santa:
Downtown and Eastside Historic District
?4. Supplemental Forms:
None _x_ HCPI Detail Form (FORM 2) _ Continuation Sheets, # pages: ______
Recommended
Noncontributing Structure
to the Downtown and
Eastside Historic District,
March 28, 2018

187Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Detail Form (FORM 2)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
1. Name of property: 2. Location:
Plaza del Monte 113 Camino Santiago Plaza del Monte lnvento
Downtown and Eastside Historic District 4. County: Santa Fe
Adobe
Concrete:
Cast Stone
Metal:
Corrugated
Stone:
Random
Coursed
Brick
Concrete:
Poured
Metal:
Structural
Siding
Stone:
River Rock
_x_Stucco: Tile:
Clay
Wood:
Horizontal Wood:
Siding Jacal
_Wood: Tongue and Groove
10. Windows*
Operation
Casement
Casement
Material
Aluminum
Aluminum
_ Composition
Earth
Plaster
Metal:
V-Crimp
_Stone:
Rusticated
Vinyl
Siding
Wood:
Log
Concrete: Block
_Masonry:
Simulated
Stone:
Random
Ashlar
Stone: Tabular
Wood: Board
and Batten
_Wood: Shingle
Other: Frame
N/A
Glazing
1-1 F-1
Single
Number**
7
1
*Because of storm covers, the operation and material information is not
definite.
**Includes le and units
12. Chimneys
11. Doors
Type
Single-Leaf
Sliding
5. Date of Survey: January 18, 2018
8. Foundation:
Not visible None
_x_ At Grade Raised
Materials: _x_ Concrete Stone
Other: _____
Notes:
9. Roof: N/A
Shape: _x_Fiat
Hipped Pyramidal
Shed Other:
Pitch: None Low
_Medium_ Steep
Features: Eave:
_x_ Parapets
Materials: _Asphalt
Earth _x_ Gravel
_Composition shingle _Metal: Pressed
_Composition Roll _Metal: Corrugated
_Metal: Standing Seam_ Metal: V- Crimp
_Tile: Terra Cotta _Wood: Shingle
Other:
N/A
Style
Raised Square Panel
wl View Light
Patio
Material
Wood
Aluminum
13. Porches N/A
Number
4
One, stucco-clad, east exposure Type: _x_ Entry- portal
Wrap
Partial-Width Full-Width

188HCPI Detail Form FORM 2) (Continued from other side)
16. Primary Architectural Style _Not Applicable
Art Deco/Streamline Moderne
_Bungalow/Craftsman
Colonial Revival
Folk Victorian
Notes:
Gothic Revival
International
ltalianate
Mediterranean
17. Documents Available and Their Locations
New Mexico Historic Preservation Division
407 Galisteo Street, Suite 236
Santa Fe, NM 87501
(505) 827-6320
Are associated properties eligible for listing? No
19. Site Plan: Current plan is not available.
Pueblo
Queen Anne
Ranch
Mission Revival
Neo-Classical
Northern NM
Prairie _Spanish-Colonial
Other:
Historic Preservation Division
Land Use Department
City of Santa Fe
200 Lincoln Avenue
Santa Fe, NM 87504
(505) 955-6605
_x_ Spanish-Pueblo Revival
Territorial
Territorial Revival
Tudor Revival

189--lf:HI?D Qftice
~'PfNb::' ·
Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Detail Form (FORM 2)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
1. Name of property:
Plaza del Monte 113 Camino Santiago Plaza del Monte lnvento
Downtown and Eastside Historic District 4. County: Santa Fe
5. Date of Survey: January 18, 2018
Evaluation of Historical Status
Constructed in c.1970, it does not meet the minimum age threshold for consideration.
For this reason, the recommendation is to designate 113 Camino Santiago a
Noncontributing Structure to the Downtown and Eastside Historic District.
Ordinance Definition - "Contributing Structure"
A structure, located in a historic district, approximately fifty years old or older that helps
to establish and maintain the character of that historic district. Although a contributing
structure is not unique in itself, it adds to the historic associations or historic
architectural design qualities that are significant for a district. The contributing structure
may have had minor alterations, but its integrity remains.

190Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Detail Form (FORM 2)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
-<>r HPD Office use only: Please complete HCPI FORM 1 before completing FORM 2
CPINo. District No. NRHP SRCP Criteria A B c D
1. Name of property: 2. Location: 3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe ID #:
Plaza del Monte 113 Camino Santiago Plaza del Monte Inventory
·Downtown and Eastside Historic District 4. County: Santa Fe
5. Date of Survey: January 18, 2018
Illustrations
Figure 1: May 2, 1966 aerial photograph.
Building not present.
Courtesy NMDOT.

191Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Detail Form (FORM 2)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
-1r HPD Office use only: Please complete HCPI FORM 1 before completing FORM 2
CPINo. District No. NRHP SRCP Criteria A B c D
1. Name of property: 2. Location: 3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe 10 #:
Plaza del Monte 113 Camino Santiago Plaza del Monte Inventory
Downtown and Eastside Historic District 4. County: Santa Fe
5. Date of Survey: January 18, 2018
Survey Photographs
(All images taken by John Murphey on January 18, 2018, except where indicated}
Photo 1: Street and east elevations, facing northwest.

192Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Detail Form (FORM 2)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
-1r HPD Office use only:
CPINo.
1. Name of property:
Plaza del Monte
Please complete HCPI FORM 1 before completing FORM 2
District No. NRHP SRCP Criteria A B c D
2. Location: 3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe ID #:
113 Camino Santiago Plaza del Monte Inventory
Downtown and Eastside Historic District 4. County: Santa Fe
5. Date of Survey: January 18, 2018
Photo 2: North elevation, facing southeast and southwest
(Sharon Joyce, February 23, 2018).

193Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Base Form (FORM 1)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
use only:
Plaza del Monte
Residence 26
5. Property Type:
j_ Buildings:
Structures:
_ Site _ Object
6. Date of Survey:
January 18, 2018
7. Previous Survey Date(s):
Yes:
_x_ No:
8. Name of Project:
HDRB status review
Plaza del Monte
9. Lat/Long:
?.693668, -105.936489
District
2. Location:
114 Camino Santiago
Downtown and Eastside Historic
District
Plaza del Monte lnvento
4. County: Santa Fe
The house presents to Camino Santiago a traditional design of a cube-like mass projecting from a linear arm. In plan, it is
roughly L-shaped with a large connecting carport attached to its southeast corner. The west end holds two bedrooms; the
remainder of the footprint contains a large living room, kitchen and utility closet. The south exposure of the bedroom
wing is penetrated by sliding glass doors. East of the bedroom wing, the front fac;:ade is divided into a recessed entry and a
large casement-framed picture window. The entry holds a raised square panel wood door with a center view light. It is
sheltered by a short overhang resting on vigas. A similar combined picture and casement window is found on the east
elevation of the living room. The carport makes up most of the secondary street elevation. It is supported by a wood viga -
and-post system . The structure shelters a patio door and single raised panel wood doors leading to the utility room and
storage area. Wood, trough -like canales penetrate the parapets on the east and west elevations. The roof is covered with
rolled asphalt, which carries over the bedroom wing's east exposure. A short stucco-clad chimney topped with a terra
cotta cap rises from the center of the roof. Erected in c.1972, the residence was designed by Register, Ross & Burnet
Architects .
Rural Vi Urban If Urban: Commercial Industrial Residential lie
), Relationship to Surroundings: _x_ Similar Dissimilar
Comments: N/A

194(Continued from other side)
North
Source:
Google Imagery, 2018
19. Is Property Endangered? Unknown _x_ No Yes How?
17. Surveyor:
(your name, address, telephone number, and any group
affiliation)
John W. Murphey
Architectural Historian
Firstlight Consulting
505-577-7593
John@archhistorvservices.com
For: Wayne S. Lloyd, A. I.A., Lloyd and
Associates, Architects
18. Owner (if known) and other
knowledgeable people:
Plaza del Monte, LLC
J. Significance to Current Community: _x_ Unknown _ None _ Low _ Moderate _High
Describe: Unknown
21. Other Significance or Information of Interest: (such as historical, legendary, structural, former ownership, etc.)
The house was constructed as part of the independent living section of Plaza del Monte, a Presbyterian residential
community for retired clergy, missionaries and other professional staff. Developed between 1960 and 1977, Plaza del
Monte operated as a retirement center until1988. The 1972 Santa Fe directory indicates the house was under
construction at that time.
22. National or State Register:
Is this property individually listed on a historic register? _ Unknown _x_ No Yes
If yes: _State National
If 'no' or unknown, do you think this property is eligible for listing? No _x_Yes
Wh ? See Anal sis of Historical Status.
23. National or State Historic District:
Is this property in a historic district? Unknown No _x_ Yes
If yes: _Contributing _ Non-contributing _x_ No Status
If 'yes', what is the name of the district? _State _National _x_ City of Santa:
Downtown and Eastside Historic District
24. Supplemental Forms:
None _x_ HCPI Detail Form (FORM 2) _Continuation Sheets, # pages: ______
Recommended
Noncontributing Structure
to the Downtown and
Eastside Historic District,
March 28, 2018

195Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Detail Form (FORM 2)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe ID #:
114 Camino Santiago Plaza del Monte lnventoPlaza del Monte
Residence 26 Downtown and Eastside Historic District 4. County: Santa Fe
6. Visible Construction Material:
Adobe Brick _Composition Concrete: Block
Concrete:
Cast Stone
Metal:
Corrugated
Stone:
Random
Coursed
Concrete:
Poured
Metal:
Structural
Siding
Stone:
River Rock
_x_Stucco: Tile:
Clay
Wood:
Horizontal Wood:
Siding Jacal
Wood: Tongue and Groove
10. Windows*
Operation
Casement
Casement
Material
Aluminum
Aluminum
Earth
Plaster
Metal:
V-Crimp
Stone:- Rusticated
_Vinyl
Siding
Wood:
Log
N/A
Glazing
1-1
1-1 F-1
_Masonry:
Simulated
Stone:
Random
Ashlar
Stone: Tabular
Wood: Board
and Batten
_Wood: Shingle
Other: Frame
Number**
3
4
*Because of storm covers, the operation and material information is not
definite.
**Includes sin le and rou ed units
12. Chimneys
11. Doors
Type
Single-Leaf
Single-Leaf
Sliding
5. Date of Survey: January 18, 2018
7. Number of Stories: N/A
Number: _x_1 _11/2 2
21/2 Other:
8. Foundation: N/A
Not visible
_x_ At Grade
Materials: _x_ Concrete
Other: _____
Notes:
9. Roof: N/A
Shape: _x_Fiat
None
Raised
Stone
_ Hipped _ Pyramidal
Shed Other:
Pitch: None Low
_ Medium _Steep
Features: Eave:
_x_ Parapets
Materials: _Asphalt
Earth _x_ Gravel
_Composition shingle _Metal: Pressed
_Composition Roll _Metal: Corrugated
Metal: Standing Seam Metal: V· Crimp
_Tile: Terra Cotta _Wood: Shingle
Other:
N/A
Style
Raised Square Panel
w/ View Light
Raised Square Panel
Patio
Material
Wood
Wood
Aluminum
13. Porches N/A
Number
2
2
2
One, stucco-clad, north exposure Type: _x_ Entry- portal _Partial-Width Full-Width
Wrap
14. Other Si nificant Features N/A
15. Modifications: ..! No known modifications
#1 Date: Unknown; replaced windows and doors; drawings and material and visual evidence.

196(Continued from other side)
16. Primary Architectural Style _ Not Applicable
Art Deco/Streamline Moderne
Bungalow/Craftsman
Colonial Revival
Folk Victorian
Notes:
Gothic Revival
International
ltalianate
Mediterranean
17. Documents Available and Their Locations
New Mexico Historic Preservation Division
407 Galisteo Street, Suite 236
Santa Fe, NM 87501
(505) 827-6320
Are associated properties eligible for listing? No
19. Site Plan: Current plan is not available.
Pueblo _x_ Spanish-Pueblo Revival
Queen Anne Territorial
Ranch Territorial Revival
Mission Revival
Neo-Ciass ical
Northern NM
Prairie _Spanish-Colonial Tudor Revival
Other:
Historic Preservation Division
Land Use Department
City of Santa Fe
200 Lincoln Avenue
Santa Fe, NM 87504
{505) 955-6605

197Plaza del Monte
Residence 26
Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Detail Form (FORM 2)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
114 Camino Santiago Plaza del Monte lnvento
Downtown and Eastside Historic District 4. County: Santa Fe
5. Date of Survey: January 18, 2018
Evaluation of Historical Status
Constructed in c.1972, it does not meet the minimum age threshold for consideration.
For this reason, the recommendation is to designate 114 Camino Santiago a
Noncontributing Structure to the Downtown and Eastside Historic District.
Ordinance Definition- "Contributing Structure"
A structure, located in a historic district, approximately fifty years old or older that helps
to establish and maintain the character of that historic district. Although a contributing
structure is not unique in itself, it adds to the historic associations or historic
architectural design qualities that are significant for a district. The contributing structure
may have had minor alterations, but its integrity remains.

198Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Detail Form (FORM 2)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
~
1r HPD Office use only: Please complete HCPI FORM 1 before completing FORM 2
CPINo. District No. NRHP SRCP Criteria A B c D
1. Name of property: 2. Location: 3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe ID #:
Plaza del Monte 114 Camino Santiago Plaza del Monte Inventory
Residence 26 Downtown and Eastside Historic District 4. County: Santa Fe
5. Date of Survey: January 18, 2018
Illustrations
Figure 1: May 2, 1966 aerial photograph.
Building not present.
Courtesy NMDOT.

199Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Detail Form (FORM 2)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
~
~r HPD Office use only: Please complete HCPI FORM 1 before completing FORM'2
CPINo. District No. NRHP SRCP Criteria A B c D
1. Name of property: 2. Location: 3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe 10 #:
Plaza del Monte 114 Camino Santiago Plaza del Monte Inventory
Residence 26 Downtown and Eastside Historic District 4. County: Santa Fe
5. Date of Survey: January 18, 2018
Survey Photographs Survey Photographs
(All images taken by John Murphey on January 18, 2018, except where indicated)
Photo 1: East and south elevations, facing northeast.

200Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Detail Form (FORM 2)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
-1r HPD Office use only: Please complete HCPI FORM 1 before completing FORM 2
,CPINo. District No. NRHP SRCP Criteria A B c D
1. Name of property: 2. Location: 3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe 10 #:
Plaza del Monte 114 Camino Santiago Plaza del Monte Inventory
Residence 26 Downtown and Eastside Historic District 4. County: Santa Fe
5. Date of Survey: January 18, 2018
Photo 2: West elevation, facing southeast.

201Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Base Form (FORM 1)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
use only:
Plaza del Monte
5. Property Type:
j_ Buildings:
Structures:
_Site _ Object
6. Date of Survey:
January 18, 2018
7. Previous Survey Date(s):
Yes:
_x_ No:
8. Name of Project:
HDRB status review
Plaza del Monte
9. Lat/Long:
35.694030, -105.936677
10. Photo Information
11. Brief Description of the Property:
2. Location: 3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe ID #: N/A
115 Camino Santiago Plaza del Monte '""~'"•nru
Downtown and Eastside Historic District 4. County: Santa Fe
Sharing a wall with the dwelling to the east (113 Camino Santiago), the small house contains two bedrooms. The dwelling
portion of the building is composed of a rectangular bedroom wing. Attached to this are the living room, kitchen and a
one-space carport. Connecting these elements is a beam portal. Together, both areas hold about 1,290 square feet. The
front fac;:ade presents a simple canvas of a projecting mass balanced on one end with the void of the carport at the other.
In between is the portal with its few window and door openings. The portal is supported by double round posts topped
with zappos-type corbels. The rear (north) elevation contains a few windows and a sliding glass door sheltered by a
shallow viga-supported overhang. The house is fenestrated with common doors and windows. The windows are tall,
single-light aluminum casements. A raised-panel-and-view-light door gives entry to the dwelling under the portal. Short
parapets outline the perimeter of the bedroom wing. The roof's asphalt material carries over the east exposure of the
parapet. The house was erected in c.1970; its designer/architect is unknown.
Source: aerial
Rural Vi Urban If Urban: Commercial Industrial _x_ Residentiai_Public
15. Relationship to Surroundings: _x_ Similar Dissimilar
Comments: N/A

202(Continued from other side)
North
Source:
Google Imagery, 2018
19. Is Property Endangered? Unknown _x_ No Yes How?
17. Surveyor:
(your name, address, telephone number, and any group
affiliation)
John W. Murphey
Architectural Historian
Firstlight Consulting
505-5 77-7593
John@archhistoryservices.com
For: Wayne S. Lloyd, A. I.A., Lloyd and
Associates, Architects
18. Owner (if known) and other
knowledgeable people:
Plaza del Monte, LLC
). Significance to Current Community: _x_ Unknown _None _ Low _ Moderate _ High
Describe: Unknown
21. Other Significance or Information of Interest: (such as historical, legendary, structural, former ownership, etc.)
The house was constructed as part of the independe nt living section of Plaza del Monte, a Presbyterian residential
community for retired clergy, missionaries and other professional staff. Developed between 1960 and 1977, Plaza del
Monte operated as a retirement center until1988. The first resident identified with the hou se is Westley L. Almy, who is
listed as a tenant in the 1971 Santa Fe city directory.
22. National or State Register:
Is this property individually listed on a historic register? _ Unknown _x_ No Yes
If yes: _ State National
If 'no' or unknown, do you think this property is eligible for listing? No _x_Yes
Wh ? See Anal sis of Historical Status.
23. National or State Historic District:
Is this property in a historic district? Unknown No _x_ Yes
If yes: _ Contributing _ Non-contributing _x_ No Status
If 'yes', what is the name of the district? _State _National _x_ City of Santa:
Downtown and Eastside Historic District
24. Supplemental Forms:
None _x_ HCPI Detail Form (FORM 2) _Continuation Sheets, # pages: ______
Recommended
Noncontributing Structure
to the Downtown and
Eastside Historic District,
March 28, 2018

203Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Detail Form (FORM 2)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
Plaza del Monte 115 Camino Santiago Plaza del Monte lnvento
Downtown and Eastside Historic District 4. County: Santa Fe
Adobe Brick _ Composition Concrete: Block
Concrete: Concrete: Earth _Masonry:
Cast Stone Poured Plaster Simulated
Metal: Metal: Metal: Stone:
Corrugated Structural V-Crimp Random
Siding Ashlar
Stone:
Random Stone: Stone: Stone: Tabular-
Coursed River Rock Rusticated
_x_Stucco: Tile: _Vinyl Wood: Board
Clay Siding and Batten
Wood:
Horizontal Wood: Wood: _Wood: Shingle
Siding Jacal Log
_Wood: Tongue and Groove Other: Frame
10. Windows* N/A
Operation Material Glazing Number**
Casement Aluminum 1 1
Casement Aluminum 1-1 1
Casement Aluminum 1-1 F-1 2
]Casement Aluminum 1-2F-1 1
*Because of storm covers, the operation and material information is not
definite.
**Includes sin le and rouped units
12. Chimneys
11. Doors
Type
Single-Leaf
Sliding
Double
5. Date of Survey: January 18, 2018
8. Foundation:
Not visible
_x_ At Grade
Materials: _x_ Concrete
Other: _____
Notes:
9. Roof: N/A
Shape: _x_Fiat
N/A
None
Raised
Stone
_ Hipped _ Pyramidal
Shed Other:
Pitch: None Low
_ Medium_ Steep
Features: Eave:
_x_ Parapets
Materials: _Asphalt
Earth _x_ Gravel
_Composition shingle _Metal: Pressed
Composition Roll _ Metal: Corrugated
_Metal: Standing Seam_ Metal: V- Crimp
_Tile: Terra Cotta _Wood: Shingle
Other:
N/A
Style
Raised Square Panel
wl View Light
Patio
Carport
Material
Wood
Aluminum
Wood
13. Porches N/A
Number
2
2
1
One, stucco-clad, north exposure Type: _x_ Entry- portal _Partial-Width Full-Width
Wrap
14. Other Si nificant Features N/A
15. Modifications: _x_ No known modifications

204HCPI Detail Form (FORM 2 (Continued from other side)
16. Primary Architectural Style _Not Applicable
Art Deco/Streamline Moderne
. Bungalow/Craftsman
. Colonial Revival
Folk Victorian
Notes:
Gothic Revival
International
ltalianate
Mediterranean
17. Documents Available and Their Locations
New Mexico Historic Preservation Division
407 Galisteo Street, Suite 236
Santa Fe, NM 87501
(505) 827-6320
Are associated properties eligible for listing? No
19. Site Plan: Current plan is not available.
Pueblo
Queen Anne
Ranch
Mission Revival
Neo-Classical
Northern NM
Prairie _Spanish-Colonial
Other:
Historic Preservation Division
Land Use Department
City of Santa Fe
200 Lincoln Avenue
Santa Fe, NM 87504
(505) 955-6605
_x_ Spanish-Pueblo Revival
Territorial
Territorial Revival
Tudor Revival

205Plaza del Monte
Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Detail Form (FORM 2)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe ID #:
115 Camino Santiago Plaza del Monte lnvento
Downtown and Eastside Historic District 4. County: Santa Fe
5. Date of Survey: January 18, 2018
Evaluation of Historical Status
Constructed in c.1970, it does not meet the minimum age threshold for consideration.
For this reason, the recommendation is to designate 115 Camino Santiago a
Noncontributing Structure to the Downtown and Eastside Historic District.
Ordinance Definition - "Contributing Structure"
A structure, located in a historic district, approximately fifty years old or older that helps
to establish and maintain the character of that historic district. Although a contributing
structure is not unique in itself, it adds to the historic associations or historic
architectural design qualities that are significant for a district. The contributing structure
may have had minor alterations, but its integrity remains.

206Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Detail Form (FORM 2)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
-1r HPD Office use only: Please complete HCPI FORM 1 before completing FORM 2
CPINo. District No. NRHP SRCP Criteria A B c D
1. Name of property: 2. Location: 3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe 10 #:
Plaza del Monte 115 Camino Santiago Plaza del Monte Inventory
Downtown and Eastside Historic District 4. County: Santa Fe
5. Date of Survey: January 18, 2018
Illustrations
Figure 1: May 2, 1966 aerial photograph.
Building not present.
Courtesy NMDOT.

207Historic Cultural Properties Inventory {HCPI) Detail Form {FORM 2)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
"' 't~PD Office use only: Please complete HCPI FORM 1 before completing FORM 2
PI No. District No. NRHP SRCP Criteria A B c fi)
1. Name of property: 2. Location: 3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe ID #:
Plaza del Monte 115 Camino Santiago Plaza del Monte Inventory
Downtown and Eastside Historic District 4. County: Santa Fe
5. Date of Survey: January 18, 2018
Survey Photographs
(All images taken by John Murphey on January 18, 2018, except where indicated)
Photo 1: Street and east elevations, facing northwest.

208Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Detail Form (FORM 2)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
~
r HPD Office use only: Please complete HCPI FORM 1 before completing FORM 2
CPINo. District No. NRHP SRCP Criteria .A B c D
1. Name of property: 2. Location: 3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe ID #:
Plaza del Monte 115 Camino Santiago Plaza del Monte Inventory
Downtown and Eastside Historic District 4. County: Santa Fe
5. Date of Survey: January 18, 2018
Photo 2: Street and west elevations, facing northeast.

209Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Detail Form (FORM 2)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
"'?r HPD Office use only:
jCPINo. District No.
1. Name of property:
Plaza del Monte
Please complete HCPI FORM 1 before completing FORM 2
NRHP SRCP Criteria A B c D
2. Location: 3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe 10 #:
115 Camino Santiago Plaza del Monte Inventory
Downtown and Eastside Historic District 4. County: Santa Fe
5. Date of Survey: January 18, 2018
Photo 3: North elevation, facing southwest
(Sharon Joyce, February 23, 2018).

210Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Base Form (FORM 1)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
use only:
Plaza del Monte
5. Property Type:
j_ Buildings:
Structures:
_ Site _ Object
6. Date of Survey:
January 18, 2018
7. Previous Survey Date(s):
Yes:
_x_ No:
8. Name of Project:
HDRB status review
Plaza del Monte
9. Lat/Long:
35.694087, -105.936953
2. Location:
117 Camino Santiago
Downtown and Eastside Historic District
10. Photo Information Negative: John Murphey View of: Front, east elevation, facing northwest.
11. Brief Description of the Property:
Tucked into the northwest corner of the development, the house is a single-story, flat-roof dwelling characterized by its
viga carport and continuous overhang. In form, its two box-like volumes are arranged in a modified L-plan. The house
holds two bedrooms slung along the west wall. A large living room occupies the foot of the "L." With its carport included,
the house contains approximately 1,422 square feet. The unarticulated flat front fa~;ade is penetrated by non-historic
casement windows. A wood panel and view light door gives entry to the dwelling under the front portal. The rear (west)
elevation is fenestrated with an asymmetrical pattern of tall aluminum casement windows. The frame building is finished
with brocade-type stucco rendered in the buckskin color. It was constructed in 1966-67, after a design by architect
Philippe Register. Window replacements appear to have removed the pedimented heads shown on Register's drawings.
13. Construction Date: 1966-67
_x_Known _x_ Source: drawings, aerial photographs, city directory entries
14. Setting:
_x_ Suburban _ Rural _ Village _ Urban If Urban: Commercial lndustrial _x_ Residentiai _ Public
• .,, Relationship to Surroundings: _x_ Similar Dissimilar
Comments: N/A

211(Continued from other side)
North
Source:
Google Imagery, 2018
19. Is Property Endangered? Unknown _x_ No Yes How?
17. Surveyor:
(your name, address, telephone number, and any group
affiliation)
John W. Murphey
Architectural Historian
Firstlight Consulting
505-577-7593
John@archhistoryservices.com
For: Wayne S. Lloyd, A. I.A., Lloyd and
Associates, Architects
18. Owner (if known) and other
knowledgeable people:
Plaza del Monte, LLC
J. Significance to Current Community: _x_ Unknown _ None _ Low _ Moderate _High
Describe: Unknown
21. Other Significance or Information of Interest: (such as historical, legendary, structural, former ownership, etc.)
The house was constructed as part of the independent living section of Plaza del Monte, a Presbyterian residential
community for retired clergy, missionaries and other professional staff. Developed between 1960 and 1977, Plaza del
Monte operated as a retirement center until1988. The first resident identified with the house is Reverend H. Thomas,
who is listed as a tenant in the 1967 Santa Fe city directory.
22. National or State Register:
Is this property individually listed on a historic register? _U nknown _x_ No Yes
If yes: _State National
If 'no' or unknown, do you think this property is eligible for listing? No _x_Yes
Wh ? See Anal sis of Historical Status.
Is this property in a historic district? Unknown No _x_ Yes
If yes: _ Contributing _ Non-contributing _x_ No Status
If 'yes', what is the name of the district? _State _National _x_ City of Santa:
Downtown and Eastside Historic District
24. Supplemental Forms:
None _x_ HCPI Detail Form (FORM 2) _ Continuation Sheets, # pages: ______
Recommended
Noncontributing Structure
to the Downtown and
Eastside Historic District,
March 28, 2018

212Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Detail Form (FORM 2)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
--~r~, ..
•cF?J
1. Name of property:
Plaza del Monte 117 Camino Santiago
3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe ID #:
Plaza del Monte lnvento
Downtown and Eastside Historic District 4. County: Santa Fe
6. Visible Construction Material:
Adobe Brick _ Composition Concrete: Block
Concrete:
Cast Stone
Metal:
Corrugated
Stone:
Random
Coursed
Concrete:
Poured
Metal:
Structural
Siding
Stone:
River Rock
_x_Stucco: Tile:
Clay
Wood:
Horizontal Wood:
Siding Jacal
_Wood: Tongue and Groove
10. Windows*
Operation Material
Casement Aluminum
Casement Aluminum
Casement Aluminum
]Casement Aluminum
Earth
Plaster
Metal:
V-Crimp
Stone:-
Rusticated
_Vinyl
Siding
Wood:
Log
N/A
Glazing
1
1-1
1-1 F-1
1-2F-1
_Masonry:
Simulated
Stone:
Random
Ashlar
Stone: Tabular
Wood: Board
and Batten
Wood: Shingle
Other: Frame
Number**
2
3
1
3
*Because of storm covers, the operation and material information is not
definite.
**Includes sin le and rouped units
12. Chimneys
11. Doors
Type
Single-Leaf
Single-Leaf
Sliding
Double
5. Date of Survey: January 18, 2018
8. Foundation:
Not visible
_x_ At Grade
Materials: _x_ Concrete
Other: _____
Notes:
9. Roof: N/A
Shape: _x_Fiat
None
Raised
Stone
_ Hipped _ Pyramidal
Shed Other:
Pitch: None Low
_ Medium _Steep
Features: Eave:
_x_ Parapets
Materials: Asphalt
Earth _x_ Gravel
_Composition shingle _Metal: Pressed
_Composition Roll _Metal: Corrugated
__ Metal: Standing Seam_ Metal: V- Crimp
_Tile: Terra Cotta _Wood: Shingle
Other:
N/A
Style
Raised Square Panel
wl View Light
Raised Panel
Patio
Carport
Material
Wood
Metal
Aluminum
Wood
13. Porches N/A
Number
2
1
2
1
One, stucco-clad, north exposure Type: _x_ Entry- portal _Partial-Width Full-Width
Wrap
14. Other Si nificant Features N/A
15. Modifications: ..! No known modifications
#1 Date: Unknown; replaced windows and doors; drawings and material and visual evidence.

213(Continued from other side)
16. Primary Architectural Style _ Not Applicable
Art Deco/Streamline Mod erne
Bungalow/Craftsman
Colonial Revival
Folk Victorian
Notes:
Gothic Revival
International
ltalianate
Mediterranean
17. Documents Available and Their Locations
New Mexico Historic Preservation Division
407 Galisteo Street, Suite 236
Santa Fe, NM 87501
(505) 827-6320
Are associated properties eligible for listing? No
19. Site Plan: Current plan is not available.
Mission Revival
Neo-Classical
Northern NM
Prairie
Pueblo
Queen Anne
Ranch
Spanish-Colonial
_ Spanish-Pueblo Revival
Territorial
Territorial Revival
Tudor Revival
Other: Contemporary with Spanish-Pueblo Revival ornamentation
Historic Preservation Division
Land Use Department
City of Santa Fe
200 Lincoln Avenue
Santa Fe, NM 87504
(505) 955-6605

214Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Detail Form (FORM 2)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
1. Name of property: 2. Location: 3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe ID #:
Plaza del Monte 117 Camino Santiago Plaza del Monte lnvento
Downtown and Eastside Historic District 4. County: Santa Fe
5. Date of Survey: January 18, 2018
Evaluation of Historical Status
Representing a Contemporary design, the house does not harmonize or contribute to
the historical character of the district. For this reason, the recommendation is to
maintain 117 Camino Santiago as a Noncontributing Structure to the Downtown and
Eastside Historic District.
Ordinance Definition - "Contributing Structure"
A structure, located in a historic district, approximately fifty years old or older that helps
to establish and maintain the character of that historic district. Although a contributing
structure is not unique in itself, it adds to the historic associations or historic
architectural design qualities that are significant for a district. The contributing structure
may have had minor alterations, but its integrity remains.

215Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Detail Form (FORM 2)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
-'lr HPD Office use only: Please complete HCPI FORM 1 before completing FORM 2
CPINo. District No. NRHP SRCP Criteria A B c D _..
1. Name of property: 2. Location: 3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe 10 #:
Plaza del Monte 117 Camino Santiago Plaza del Monte Inventory
Downtown and Eastside Historic District 4. County: Santa Fe
5. Date of Survey: January 18, 2018
Illustrations
Figure 1: May 2, 1966 aerial photograph.
Building not present.
Courtesy NMDOT.

216Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Detail Form (FORM 2)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
- r HPD Office use only: Please complete HCPI FORM 1 befol8 completing FORM 2
/CPINo. District No. NRHP SRCP Criteria A B c D
1. Name of property: 2. Location: 3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe ID #:
Plaza del Monte 117 Camino Santiago Plaza del Monte Inventory
Downtown and Eastside Historic District 4. County: Santa Fe
5. Date of Survey: January 18, 2018
Survey Photographs
(All images taken by John Murphey on January 18, 2018, except where indicated)
Photo 1: Street, west and south elevations, facing northeast.

217Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Detail Form (FORM 2)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
~
1r HPD Office use only:
;CPI No. District No.
1. Name of property:
Plaza del Monte
Please complete HCPI FORM 1 before completing FORM 2
NRHP SRCP Criteria _A. B c D
2. Location: 3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe 10 #:
117 Camino Santiago Plaza del Monte Inventory
Downtown and Eastside Historic District 4. County: Santa Fe
5. Date of Survey: January 18, 2018
Photo 2: West elevation, facing southwest
(Sharon Joyce, February 23, 2018).

218Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Detail Form (FORM 2)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
-'>r HPD Office use only:
,CPINo. District No.
1. Name of property:
Plaza del Monte
Please complete HCPI FORM 1 before completing FORM 2
NRHP SRCP Criteria A B c D
2. Location: 3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe ID #:
117 Camino Santiago Plaza del Monte Inventory
Downtown and Eastside Historic District 4. County: Santa Fe
5. Date of Survey: January 18, 2018
Photo 3: North elevation, facing south
(Sharon Joyce, February 23, 2018).

219Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Base Form (FORM 1)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
use only:
1. Name of property:
Plaza del Monte
5. Property Type:
j_ Buildings:
Structures:
_ Site _Object
6. Date of Survey:
January 18, 2018
7. Previous Survey Date(s):
Yes:
_x_ No:
8. Name of Project:
HDRB status review
Plaza del Monte
9. Lat/Long:
35.693715, -105.936696
10. Photo Information
11. Brief Description of the Property:
2. Location:
118 Camino Santiago
Downtown and Eastside Historic
District
3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe ID #: N/A
Plaza del Monte '""~'"•nn•
4. County: Santa Fe
Erected in c.1973, the stucco-over-frame, two-bedroom house sits on a rise at the southwest corner of Camino Santiago
and Camino Matias. In plan, it is a modified L-shaped structure with a carport attached to its front fa~ade. The roughly
1,245-square-foot dwel ling has its bedrooms segregated to a wing across the west elevation. This volume is taller than the
rest of the house and is outlined with parapets. The lower volume contains a living room, kitchen and dining area. The
north (front) fa~ade is divided between the carport and the north face of the bedroom wing. The single space carport is
erected over a wood structure supported by round posts. The outside beam continues across the fa~ade, sheltering the
front entry. As with the door under the carport, the entry holds a raised square panel unit. The secondary elevations are
fenestrated with single-light metal casement windows. The south (rear) elevation has an array of casement windows and
an enclosure giving access to the carport. A shallow overhang resting on vigas outlines the elevation. The house is finished
with cementitious brocade stucco in a peach pigment. The roof is covered with rolled asphalt, which carries over a portion
of the bedroom wing's east exposure. Large, trough-like wood canales pierce the west parapet. It was designed by
Register, Ross & Burnet Architects, and is one of the last houses to be completed in the development.
entries
Rural Vi Urban If Urban: Commercial Industrial Residential
15. Relationship to Surroundings: _x_ Similar Dissimilar
Comments: N/A

220(Continued from other side)
North
Source:
Google Imagery, 2018
19. Is Property Endangered? Unknown _x_ No Yes How?
17. Surveyor:
(your name, address, telephone number, and any group
affiliation)
John W. Murphey
Architectural Historian
Firstlight Consulting
505-577-7593
John@archhistorvservices.com
For: Wayne S. Lloyd, A.I.A., Lloyd and
Associates, Architects
18. Owner (if known) and other
knowledgeable people:
Plaza del Monte, LLC
J. Significance to Current Community: _x_ Unknown _None _ Low _ Moderate _ High
Describe: Unknown
21. Other Significance or Information of Interest: (such as historical, legendary, structural, former ownership, etc.)
The house was constructed as part of the independent living section of Plaza del Monte, a Presbyterian residential
community for retired clergy, missionaries and other professional staff. Developed between 1960 and 1977, Plaza del
Monte operated as a retirement center until1988. The first resident identified with the house is Duncan Spinning, who is
listed as a tenant in the 1974 Santa Fe city directory.
22. National or State Register:
Is this property individually listed on a historic register? _U nknown _x_ No Yes
If yes: _State National
If 'no' or unknown, do you think this property is eligible for listing? No _x_Yes
Wh ? See Anal sis of Historical Status.
Is this property in a historic district? Unknown No _x_ Yes
If yes: _Contributing _ Non-contributing _x_ No Status
If 'yes', what is the name of the district? _State _National _x_ City of Santa:
Downtown and Eastside Historic District
24. Supplemental Forms:
None _x_ HCPI Detail Form (FORM 2) _Continuation Sheets, # pages: ______
Recommended
Noncontributing Structure
to the Downtown and
Eastside Historic District,
March 28, 2018

221Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Detail Form (FORM 2)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
Local R~>t~>r~>n~~>
Santa Fe ID #:
Plaza del Monte 118 Camino Santiago Plaza del Monte mv~>nrnrv
Downtown and Eastside Historic District 4. County: Santa Fe
5. Date of Survey: January 18, 2018
Number: _x_1
Brick Composition Concrete: Block
8. Foundation:
Concrete: Concrete: Earth _Masonry: Not visible None
Cast Stone Poured Plaster Simulated _x_ At Grade Raised
Materials: _x_ Concrete Stone
Metal: Metal: Metal: Stone: Other:
Corrugated Structural V·Crimp Random Notes:
Siding Ashlar . Roof: N/A
Stone:
Random Stone: - Stone: Stone: Tabular Shape: _x_Fiat
Coursed River Rock Rusticated _Hipped _ Pyramidal
_x_Stucco: Tile: Vinyl Wood: Board Shed Other:
Clay Siding and Batten Pitch: None Low
Wood: Medium Steep
Horizontal Wood: Wood: Wood: Shingle Features: Eave:
Siding Jacal Log _x_ Parapets
Materials: _Asphalt
_Wood: Tongue and Groove Other: Frame Earth _x_ Gravel
Composition shingle Metal: Pressed
Composition Roll Metal: Corrugated
_ Metal: Standing Seam Metal: V- Crimp
_Tile: Terra Cotta _Wood: Shingle
Other:
10. Windows* N/A 11. Doors
Operation Material Glazing Number** Type Style Material
Casement Steel 2-2F-2 1 Single-Leaf Raised Square Panel Wood
Casement Steel 3-3 2 w/View Light
Casement Steel 3-3F-3 2 Single-Leaf Raised Square Panel Wood
Casement Steel 3-3F-3F-3 2 Double Carport Wood
*Because of storm covers, the operation and material is not definite.
**Includes si and units
12. Chimneys 13. Porches
Number
1
One, stucco-clad, north exposure Type: _x_ Entry- portal _Partial-Width Full-Width
Wrap
_x_ No known modifications

222HCPI Detail Form (FORM 2) (Continued from other side)
16. Primary Architectural Style Not Applicable
Art Deco/Streamline Moderne
. Bungalow/Craftsman
Colonial Revival
Folk Victorian
Notes:
Gothic Revival
International
ltalianate
Mediterranean
17. Documents Available and Their Locations
New Mexico Historic Preservation Division
407 Galisteo Street, Suite 236
Santa Fe, NM 87501
(505) 827-6320
Are associated properties eligible for listing? No
19. Site Plan: Current plan is not available.
Pueblo
Queen Anne
Ranch
Mission Revival
Neo-Classical
Northern NM
Prairie _Spanish-Colonial
Other:
Historic Preservation Division
Land Use Department
City of Santa Fe
200 Lincoln Avenue
Santa Fe, NM 87504
(505) 955-6605
_x_ Spanish-Pueblo Revival
Territorial
Territorial Revival
Tudor Revival

223Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Detail Form (FORM 2)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe ID #:
Plaza del Monte 118 Camino Santiago Plaza del Monte lnvento
Downtown and Eastside Historic District 4. County: Santa Fe
5. Date of Survey: January 18, 2018
Evaluation of Historical Status
Constructed in c.1973, it does not meet the minimum age threshold for consideration.
For this reason, the recommendation is to designate 118 Camino Santiago a
Noncontributing Structure to the Downtown and Eastside Historic District.
Ordinance Definition - 11Contributing Structure"
A structure, located in a historic district, approximately fifty years old or older that helps
to establish and maintain the character of that historic district. Although a contributing
structure is not unique in itself, it adds to the historic associations or historic
architectural design qualities that are significant for a district. The contributing structure
may have had minor alterations, but its integrity remains.

224Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Detail Form (FORM 2)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
-9[. HPD Office use only: Please complete HCPI FORM 1 before completing FORM 2
CPI No. District No. NRHP SRCP Criteria A B c D
1. Name of property: 2. Location: 3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe ID #:
Plaza del Monte 118 Camino Santiago Plaza del Monte Inventory
Downtown and Eastside Historic District 4. County: Santa Fe
5. Date of Survey: January 18, 2018
Illustrations
Figure 1: May 2, 1966 aerial photograph.
Building not present.
Courtesy NMDOT.

225Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Detail Form (FORM 2)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
-} ~PO Office use only: Please complete HCPI FORM 1 before completing FORM 2
PI No. District No. NRHP SRCP Criteria A B c D
1. Name of property: 2. Location: 3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe ID #:
Plaza del Monte 118 Camino Santiago Plaza del Monte Inventory
Downtown and Eastside Historic District 4. County: Santa Fe
5. Date of Survey: January 18, 2018
Survey Photographs
(All images taken by John Murphey on January 18, 2018, except where indicated}
Photo 1: Street and east elevations, facing southwest.

226Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Detail Form (FORM 2)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
-1r HPD Office use only: Please complete HCPI FORM 1 before completing FORM 2
;CPI No. District No. NRHP SRCP Criteria A B c D
1. Name of property: 2. Location: 3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe ID #:
Plaza del Monte 118 Camino Santiago Plaza del Monte Inventory
Downtown and Eastside Historic District 4. County: Santa Fe
5. Date of Survey: January 18, 2018
Photo 2: West elevation, facing east.

227Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Detail Form (FORM 2)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
-'\" HPD Office use only: Please complete HCPI FORM 1 before completing FORM 2
CPINo. District No. NRHP SRCP Criteria A B c D
1. Name of property: 2. Location: 3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe 10 #:
Plaza del Monte 118 Camino Santiago Plaza del Monte Inventory
Downtown and Eastside Historic District 4. County: Santa Fe
5. Date of Survey: January 18, 2018
Photo 3: West and south elevations, facing northeast.

228Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Base Form (FORM 1)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
1. Name of property:
Plaza del Monte
5. Property Type:
j_ Buildings:
Structures:
_ Site _ Object
6. Date of Survey:
January 18, 2018
7. Previous Survey Date(s):
Yes:
_x_ No:
8. Name of Project:
HDRB status review
Plaza del Monte
9. Lat/Long:
35.693915, -105.937077
10. Photo Information
District
2. Location:
119 Camino Santiago
Downtown and Eastside Historic District
Negative: John Murphey
11. Brief Description of the Property:
Plaza del Monte lnve
4. County: Santa Fe
Arranged slightly above grade, the box-like house is characterized by its continuous portal and horizontal emphasis. In
plan it is a compact rectangle framed by angled walls on its north and south exposures. Large windows, a wood panel door
and a three-panel sliding glass door appear on the front fac;ade. The rear (west) elevation has double sets of sliding
windows and a patio door arranged under an overhang. The house's windows appear to be mostly replacement units. The
south end of the dwelling is weighted with a large carport. A tall double splayed wall creates the south exposure. The
portal is supported by vigas resting on a square beam . Round posts topped with double-ended corbels carry the weight to
the floor. The roughly 1,485-square-foot structure contains two bedrooms placed along the west wall. The building was
constructed in c.1965, after a design by architect Philippe Register. The main alteration is the removal of most of the
angled wall along the northeast corner. Originally this feature enclosed a small patio.
_x_Known
14. Setting:
_x_ Suburban _ Rural _ Village _ Urban If Urban: Commercial lndustrial _x_ Residentiai _ Public
15. Relationship to Surroundings: _x_ Similar Dissimilar
Comments: N/A

229(Continued from other side)
North
Source:
Google Imagery, 2018
19. Is Property Endangered? Unknown _x_ No Yes How?
17. Surveyor:
(your name, address, telephone number, and any group
affiliation)
John W. Murphey
Architectural Historian
Firstlight Consulting
505-577-7593
John@archhistoryservices.com
For: Wayne S. Lloyd, A. I.A., Lloyd and
Associates, Architects
18. Owner (if known) and other
knowledgeable people:
Plaza del Monte, LLC
J. Significance to Current Community: _x_ Unknown _ None _Low _ Moderate _High
Describe: Unknown
21. Other Significance or Information of Interest: (such as historical, legendary, structural, former ownership, etc.)
The house was constructed as part of the independent living section of Plaza del Monte, a Presbyterian residential
community for retired clergy, missionaries and other professional staff. Developed between 1960 and 1977, Plaza del
Monte operated as a retirement center until1988. The first resident identified with the house is Muriel M. Boone, who is
listed as a tenant in the 1966 Santa Fe city directory.
22. National or State Register:
Is this property individually listed on a historic register? _ Unknown _x_ No Yes
If yes: _ State National
If 'no' or unknown, do you think this property is eligible for listing? No _x_Yes
Wh ? See Anal sis of Historical Status.
Is this property in a historic district? Unknown No _x_ Yes
If yes: _Contributing _ Non-contributing _x_ No Status
If 'yes', what is the name of the district? _State _National _x_ City of Santa:
Downtown and Eastside Historic District
24. Supplemental Forms:
None _x_ HCPI Detail Form (FORM 2) _Continuation Sheets, # pages: ______
Recommended
Noncontributing Structure
to the Downtown and
Eastside Historic District,
March 28, 2018

230Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Detail Form (FORM 2)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe ID #:
Plaza del Monte 119 Camino Santiago Plaza del Monte ~nv.r:onrnrv
Downtown and Eastside Historic District 4. County: Santa Fe
Adobe Brick
Concrete: Concrete:
Cast Stone Poured
Metal: Metal:
Corrugated Structural
Siding
Stone:
Random Stone:
Coursed River Rock
_x_Stucco: Tile:
Clay
Wood:
Horizontal Wood:
Siding Jacal
_Wood: Tongue and Groove
10. Windows*
Operation
Sliding
Fixed
Material
Aluminum
Wood
_ Composition Concrete: Block
Earth _Masonry:
Plaster Simulated
Metal: Stone:
V-Crimp Random
Ashlar
Stone: Stone: Tabular-
Rusticated
_Vinyl Wood: Board
Siding and Batten
Wood: _Wood: Shingle
Log
Other: Frame
N/A
Glazing
1-1
Single
Number**
6
2
*Because of storm covers, the operation and material information is not
definite.
**Includes si units
12. Chimneys
11. Doors
Type
Single-Leaf
Sliding
5. Date of Survey: January 18, 2018
7. Number of Stories: N/A
Number: _x_1 _11/2 2
21/2 Other·
8. Foundation: N/A
Not visible None
_x_ At Grade Raised
Materials: _x_ Concrete Stone
Other: _____
N/A
Shape: _x_Fiat
_ Hipped _ Pyramidal
Shed Other:
Pitch: None Low
_ Medium _Steep
Features: Eave:
_x_ Parapets
Materials: _Asphalt
Earth _x_ Gravel
_Composition shingle _ Metal: Pressed
_Composition Roll _Metal: Corrugated
_Metal: Standing Seam_ Metal: V- Crimp
_Tile: Terra Cotta _Wood: Shingle
Other:
N/A
Style Material
Raised Square Panel Wood
Patio Aluminum
13. Porches N/A
Number
4
2
One, stucco-clad, north exposure Type: _x_ Entry- portal-
Wrap
Partial-Width Full-Width
#1 Date: Unknown; partial removal and alteration of northeast angled patio enclosure; drawings and material and visual evidence.

231(Continued from other side)
16. Primary Architectural Style _ Not Applicable
Art Deco/Streamline Moderne
Bungalow/Craftsman
Colonial Revival
Folk Victorian
Notes:
Gothic Revival
International
ltalianate
Mediterranean
17. Documents Available and Their Locations
New Mexico Historic Preservation Division
407 Galisteo Street, Suite 236
Santa Fe, NM 87501
(505) 827-6320
Are associated properties eligible for listing? No
19. Site Plan: Current plan is not available.
Mission Revival
Neo-Classical
Northern NM
Prairie
Pueblo
Queen Anne
Ranch
Spanish-Colonial
_ Spanish-Pueblo Revival
Territorial
Territorial Revival
Tudor Revival
Other: Contemporary with Spanish-Pueblo Revival ornamentation
Historic Preservation Division
Land Use Department
City of Santa Fe
200 Lincoln Avenue
Santa Fe, NM 87504
(505) 955-6605

232Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Detail Form (FORM 2)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe ID #:
Plaza del Monte 119 Camino Santiago Plaza del Monte lnvento
Downtown and Eastside Historic District 4. County: Santa Fe
5. Date of Survey: January 18, 2018
Evaluation of Historical Status
Representing a Contemporary design, the house does not harmonize or contribute to
the historical character of the district. For this reason, the recommendation is to
maintain 119 Camino Santiago as a Noncontributing Structure to the Downtown and
Eastside Historic District.
Ordinance Definition - "Contributing Structure"
A structure, located in a historic district, approximately fifty years old or older that helps
to establish and maintain the character of that historic district. Although a contributing
structure is not unique in itself, it adds to the historic associations or historic
architectural design qualities that are significant for a district. The contributing structure
may have had minor alterations, but its integrity remains.

233Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Detail Form (FORM 2)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
-'lr HPD Office use only: Please complete HCPI FORM 1 before completing FORM 2
CPINo. District No. NRHP SRCP Criteria A B c D
1. Name of property: 2. Location: 3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe ID #:
Plaza del Monte 119 Camino Santiago Plaza del Monte Inventory
Downtown and Eastside Historic District 4. County: Santa Fe
5. Date of Survey: January 18, 2018
Illustrations
Figure 1: May 2, 1966 aerial photograph.
Building present.
Courtesy NMDOT.

234Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Detail Form (FORM 2)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
-11
HPD Office use only: Please complete HCPI FORM 1 before completing FORM 2
PI No. District No. NRHP SRCP Criteria ..A B c D
1. Name of property: 2. Location: 3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe ID #:
Plaza del Monte 119 Camino Santiago Plaza del Monte Inventory
Downtown and Eastside Historic District 4. County: Santa Fe
5. Date of Survey: January 18, 2018
Survey Photographs
{All images taken by John Murphey on January·lS, 2018, except where indicated)
Photo 1: Street and south elevations, facing northwest.
Box indicates removed portion of angled patio wall.

235Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Detail Form (FORM 2)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
-1r HPD Office use only:
,CPINo. District No.
1. Name of property:
Plaza del Monte
Please complete HCPI FORM 1 before completing FORM 2
NRHP SRCP Criteria A B c D
2. Location: 3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe ID #:
119 Camino Santiago Plaza del Monte Inventory
Downtown and Eastside Historic District 4. County: Santa Fe
5. Date of Survey: January 18, 2018
Photo 2: West elevation, facing south
(Sharon Joyce, February 23, 2018}.

236Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Detail Form (FORM 2)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
~
1r HPD Office use only:
CPI No. District No.
1. Name of property:
Plaza del Monte
Please complete HCPI FORM 1 before completing FORM 2
NRHP SRCP Criteria A B c D
2. Location: 3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe ID #:
119 Camino Santiago Plaza del Monte Inventory
Downtown and Eastside Historic District 4. County: Santa Fe
5. Date of Survey: January 18, 2018
Photo 3: North elevation, facing southwest
(Sharon Joyce, February 23, 2018).

237Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Base Form (FORM 1)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
use only:
1. Name of property:
Plaza del Monte
Residence 25
5. Property Type:
j_ Buildings:
Structures:
_Site _ Object
6. Date of Survey:
January 18, 2018
7. Previous Survey Date(s):
Yes:
_x_ No:
8. Name of Project:
HDRB status review
Plaza del Monte
9. Lat/Long:
35.693597, -105.936785
2. Location: 3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe ID #: N/A
120 Camino Santiago Plaza del Monte lnv<•ntnrv
Downtown and Eastside Historic District 4. County: Santa Fe
The small two bedroom house presents a contemporary carport-dominant design. Located along the south side of Camino
Santiago, it sits back from the street. In plan, it is a modified liT" form with an attached carport projecting from the front
fac;:ade. Its two bedrooms are confined to a wing making up the north elevation. Higher than the rest of the house, it is
outlined with shaped parapets. The parapets are pierced with canales across the north and south exposures. The lower
volume, historically containing a living room, kitchen and music room, is faced with a shallow overhang resting on vigas.
The overhang shelters sliding glass doors, a window and a pedestrian entry. The secondary elevations are fenestrated with
aluminum casement windows. Continued on Page 5
_x_Known
14. Setting:
_x_ Suburban _ Rural _Village _ Urban If Urban: Commercial lndustrial_x_ Residential Public
15. Relationship to Surroundings: _x_ Similar Dissimilar
Comments: N/A

238(Continued from other side)
North
Source:
Google Imagery, 2018
19. Is Property Endangered? Unknown _x_ No Yes How?
17. Surveyor:
(your name, address, telephone number, and any group
affiliation)
John W. Murphey
Architectural Historian
Firstlight Consulting
505-577-7593
John@archhistorvservices.com
For: Wayne S. Lloyd, A. I.A., Lloyd and
Associates, Architects
18. Owner (if known) and other
knowledgeable people:
Plaza del Monte, LLC
J. Significance to Current Community: _x_ Unknown _ None _ Low _ Moderate _H igh
Describe: Unknown
21. Other Significance or Information of Interest: (such as historical, legendary, structural, former ownership, etc.)
The house was constructed as part of the independent living section of Plaza del Monte, a Presbyterian residential
community for retired clergy, missionaries and other professional staff. Developed between 1960 and 1977, Plaza del
Monte operated as a retirement center until1988. The first resident identified with the house is Ovid Sellers, who is listed
as a tenant in the 1972 Santa Fe city directory.
22. National or State Register:
Is this property individually listed on a historic register? _ Unknown _x_ No Yes
If yes: _ State National
If 'no' or unknown, do you think this property is eligible for listing? No _x_Yes
Wh ? See Anal sis of Historical Status.
23. National or State Historic District:
Is this property in a historic district? Unknown No _x_ Yes
If yes: _Contributing _ Non-contributing _x_ No Status
If 'yes', what is the name of the district? _State _ National _x_ City of Santa:
Downtown and Eastside Historic District
24. Supplemental Forms:
None _x_ HCPI Detail Form (FORM 2) _Continuation Sheets, # pages: ______
Recommended
Noncontributing Structure
to the Downtown and
Eastside Historic District,
March 28, 2018

239Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Detail Form (FORM 2)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe ID #:
120 Camino Santiago Plaza del Monte lnventoPlaza del Monte
Residence 25 Downtown and Eastside Historic District 4. County: Santa Fe
6. Visible Construction Material:
Adobe Brick _Composition Concrete: Block
Concrete: Concrete: Earth _Masonry:
Cast Stone Poured Plaster Simulated
Metal: Metal: Metal: Stone:
Corrugated Structural V-Crimp Random
Siding Ashlar
Stone:
Random Stone: Stone: Stone: Tabular-
Coursed River Rock Rusticated
_x_Stucco: Tile: _Vinyl Wood: Board
Clay Siding and Batten
Wood:
Horizontal Wood: Wood: Wood: Shingle
Siding Jacal Log
_Wood: Tongue and Groove Other: Frame
10. Windows* N/A
Operation Material Glazing Number**
Casement Aluminum 2-2F-2 1
Casement Aluminum 3-3F-3 4
Fixed Aluminum 21 1
*Because of storm covers, the operation and material is not definite.
**Includes sin le and rou ed units
12. Chimneys
11. Doors
Type
Single-Leaf
Single-Leaf
Double
Double
5. Date of Survey: January 18, 2018
7. Number of Stories:
Number: _x_1 _11/2 2
21/2 Other:
8. Foundation: N/A
Not visible
_x_ At Grade
Materials: _x_ Concrete
Other: _____
Notes:
9. Roof: N/A
Shape: _x_Fiat
None
Raised
Stone
_ Hipped _ Pyramidal
Shed Other:
Pitch: None Low
_ Medium _ Steep
Features: Eave:
_x_ Parapets
Materials: _Asphalt
Earth _x_ Gravel
_Composition shingle _Metal: Pressed
_Composition Roll _Metal: Corrugated
_Metal: Standing Seam_ Metal: V- Crimp
_Tile: Terra Cotta _Wood: Shingle
Other:
N/A
Style
Raised Square Panel
w/ View Light
Raised Panel
French
Carport
Material
Wood
Metal
Aluminum
Wood
13. Porches N/A
Number
1
1
1
3
One, stucco-clad, north exposure Type: _x_ Entry- portal _Partial-Width Full-Width
Wrap
14. Other Si nificant Features N/A
15. Modifications: _! No known modifications
#1 Date: Unknown; replaced windows and doors; drawings and material and visual evidence.

24016. Primary Architectural Style
Art Deco/Streamline Mod erne
Bungalow/Craftsman
Colonial Revival
Folk Victorian
Notes:
Gothic Revival
International
ltalianate
Mediterranean
17. Documents Available and Their Locations
New Mexico Historic Preservation Division
407 Galisteo Street, Suite 236
Santa Fe, NM 87501
(505) 827-6320
Are associated properties eligible for listing? No
19. Site Plan: Current plan is not available.
(Continued from other side)
Mission Revival
Neo-Classical
Northern NM
Prairie
Pueblo
_Queen Anne
Ranch
_ Spanish-Colonial
Other:
Historic Preservation Division
Land Use Department
City of Santa Fe
200 Lincoln Avenue
Santa Fe, NM 87504
(505) 955-6605
_x_ Spanish-Pueblo Revival
Territorial
Territorial Revival
Tudor Revival

241Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Detail Form (FORM 2)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
Plaza del Monte
Residence 25
120 Camino Santiago
Downtown and Eastside Historic District
Continuation of Architectural Description:
3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe ID #:
Plaza del Monte lnvento
4. County: Santa Fe
5. Date of Survey: January 18, 2018
The front (west) elevation is dominated by the carport. The structure is erected over a
viga-and-post support system. The portal's outside beam continues across the fa~ade,
sheltering the front entry. A wood raised square panel door with a center view light
gives entry to the residence. The frame building is faced with cementitious stucco with
brocade finish in a peach-like pigment. Including its carport and utility room, the
building contains 1,804 square-feet. The house was erected in c.1971, after a design by
Register, Ross & Burnet Architects.
Evaluation of Historical Status
Constructed in c.1971, it does not meet the minimum age threshold for consideration.
For this reason, the recommendation is to designate 120 Camino Santiago a
Noncontributing Structure to the Downtown and Eastside Historic District.
Definition- "Contributing Structure"
A structure, located in a historic district, approximately fifty years old or older that helps
to establish and maintain the character of that historic district. Although a contributing
structure is not unique in itself, it adds to the historic associations or historic
architectural design qualities that are significant for a district. The contributing structure
may have had minor alterations, but its integrity remains.

242Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Detail Form (FORM 2)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
-l!' HPD Office use only: Please complete HCPI FORM 1 before completing FORM 2
,CPINo. District No. NRHP SRCP Criteria A B c D
1. Name of property: 2. Location: 3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe 10 #:
Plaza del Monte 120 Camino Santiago Plaza del Monte Inventory
Residence 25 Downtown and Eastside Historic District 4. County: Santa Fe
5. Date of Survey: January 18, 2018
Illustrations
Figure 1: May 2, 1966 aerial photograph.
Building not present.
Courtesy NMDOT.

243Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Detail Form (FORM 2)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
-y HPD Office use only: Please complete HCPI FORM 1 before completing FORM 2
CPINo. District No. NRHP SRCP Criteria A 8 c D
1. Name of property: 2. Location: 3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe ID #:
Plaza del Monte 120 Camino Santiago Plaza del Monte Inventory
Residence 25 Downtown and Eastside Historic District 4. County: Santa Fe
5. Date of Survey: January 18, 2018
Survey Photographs
(All images taken by John Murphey on January 18, 2018, except where indicated)
Photo 1: East elevation, facing north.

244Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Detail Form (FORM 2)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
- r HPD Office use only:
CPINo. District No.
1. Name of property:
Plaza del Monte
Residence 25
Please complete HCPI FORM 1 before completing FORM 2
NRHP SRCP Criteria A B c D
2. Location: 3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe 10 #:
Camino Santiago Plaza del Monte Inventory
Downtown and Eastside Historic 4. County: Santa Fe
District
5. Date of Survey: January 18, 2018
Photo 2: South elevation, facing northeast
(Sharon Joyce, February 23, 2018}.

245Historic Cultural Properties Inventory {HCPI) Detail Form {FORM 2)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
..,r HPD Office use only:
~ PI No. District No.
1. Name of property:
Plaza del Monte
Residence 25
Please complete HCPI FORM 1 before completing FORM 2
NRHP SRCP Criteria _A B c D
2. Location: 3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe 10 #:
120 Camino Santiago Plaza del Monte Inventory
Downtown and Eastside Historic District 4. County: Santa Fe
5. Date of Survey: January 18, 2018
Photo 3: North elevation, facing southwest
(Sharon Joyce, February 23, 2018).

246Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Base Form (FORM 1)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
-,r HPD Office use only:
/CPINo. District No. _NRHP SRCP Criteria A B C D
1. Name of property:
Plaza del Monte
Residence 20
5. Property Type:
1._ Buildings:
Structures:
_ Site _ Object
6. Date of Survey:
January 18, 2018
7. Previous Survey Date(s):
Yes:
_x_ No:
8. Name of Project:
HDRB status review
Plaza del Monte
9. Lat/Long:
35.693719, -105.937155
2. Location:
121 Camino Santiago
Downtown and Eastside Historic District
3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe ID #: N/A
Plaza del Monte lnvento
4. County: Santa Fe
10. Photo Information Negative: John Murphey View of: Front, east elevation, facing northwest.
11. Brief Description of the Property:
Reflecting a carport-dominant design, the small, vernacular dwelling sits at grade on the west side of Camino Santiago.
The roughly 1,309-square-foot structure holds one bedroom. In plan, it is a compact square enclosed by an angled wall
across its south exposure. Unlike most units at Plaza del Monte, it has a low pitch roof. The front (ea st) fa~ade is
dominated by the one-vehicle carport. The remainder of the fa~ade is divided into windows and doors. The windows are
uniformly multi-light stee l casements in various standard sizes. The gabled north elevation has three identical windows.
The rear (west) side of the house has more articulation, expressed through its beamed canopy over a pair of sliding doors.
The frame house is finished with heavy brocade cementitious stucco in a peach -like color. A shallow square-beam
supported overhang runs along the east and west elevations. It was constructed in c. 1971, after a design by Register, Ross
and Brunet Architects .
13. Construction Date: c.1971
_x_Known _x_ Source: drawings, aerial photographs, city directory entries
14. Setting:
_x_ Suburban _ Rural _ Village _ Urban If Urban: Commercial lndustrial_x_ Residentiai_Public
15. Relationship to Surroundings: _x_ Similar Dissimilar
Comments: N/A

247(Continued from other side)
North
Source:
Google Imagery, 2018
19. Is Property Endangered? Unknown _x_ No Yes How?
17. Surveyor:
(your name, address, telephone number, and any group
affiliation)
John W. Murphey
Architectural Historian
Firstlight Consulting
505-577-7593
John @archh istorvservices. com
For: Wayne S. Lloyd, A. I.A., Lloyd and
Associates, Architects
18. Owner (if known) and other
knowledgeable people:
Plaza del Monte, LLC
J. Significance to Current Community: _x_ Unknown _ None _ Low _ Moderate _High
Describe: Unknown
21. Other Significance or Information of Interest: (such as historical, legendary, structural, former ownership, etc.)
The house was constructed as part of the independent living section of Plaza del Monte, a Presbyterian residential
community for retired clergy, missionaries and other professional staff. Developed between 1960 and 1977, Plaza del
Monte operated as a retirement center until1988. The first resident identified with the house is Gilbert L. Boyd, who is
listed as a tenant in the 1972 Santa Fe city directory.
22. National or State Register:
Is this property individually listed on a historic register? _U nknown _x_ No Yes
If yes: _ State National
If 'no' or unknown, do you think this property is eligible for listing? No _x_Yes
Wh ? See Anal sis of Historical Status.
Is this property in a historic district? Unknown No _x_ Yes
If yes: _Contributing _ Non-contributing _x_ No Status
If 'yes', what is the name of the district? _State _ National _x_ City of Santa:
Downtown and Eastside Historic District
24. Supplemental Forms:
None _x_ HCPI Detail Form (FORM 2) _Continuation Sheets, # pages: ______
Recommended
Noncontributing Structure
to the Downtown and
Eastside Historic District,
March 28, 2018

248Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Detail Form (FORM 2)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe ID #:
121 Camino Santiago Plaza del Monte lnv~>ntnrvPlaza del Monte
Residence 20 Downtown and Eastside Historic District 4. County: Santa Fe
Adobe Brick _ Composition Concrete: Block
Concrete: Concrete: Earth _Masonry:
Cast Stone Poured Plaster Simulated
Metal: Metal: Metal: Stone:
Corrugated Structural V-Crimp Random
Siding Ashlar
Stone:
Random Stone: Stone: Stone: Tabular-
Coursed River Rock Rusticated
_x_Stucco: Tile: _Vinyl Wood: Board
Clay Siding and Batten
Wood:
Horizontal Wood: Wood: _Wood: Shingle
Siding Jacal Log
Wood: Tongue and Groove Other: Frame
10. Windows* N/A
Operation Material Glazing Number**
Casement Steel 2-2 3
Casement Steel 3 [?] 1
Casement Steel 3-3 5
Casement Steel 3-3F-3F-3 1
*Because of storm covers, the operation and material is not definite.
**Includes si and units
12. Chimneys
11. Doors
Type
Single-Leaf
Single-Leaf
Sliding
Double
5. Date of Survey: January 18, 2018
8. Foundation:
Not visible
_x_ At Grade
Materials: _x_ Concrete
Other: _____
Notes:
9. Roof: N/A
Shape: _x_Fiat
N/A
None
Raised
Stone
_ Hipped _ Pyramidal
Shed Other:
Pitch: None Low
_ Medium _ Steep
Features: Eave:
_x_ Parapets
Materials: _Asphalt
Earth _x_ Gravel
_Composition shingle _Metal: Pressed
_Composition Roll _Metal: Corrugated
_Metal: Standing Seam_ Metal: V· Crimp
Tile: Terra Cotta Wood: Shingle
Other:
N/A
Style
Raised Square Panel
w/ View Light
Raised Square Panel
Patio
Carport
Material
Wood
Wood
Aluminum
Wood
13. Porches N/A
Number
1
1
2
3
One, stucco-clad, west exposure Type: _x_ Entry· portal _Partial-Width Full-Width
Wrap
_x_ No known modifications

24916. Primary Architectural Style
Art Deco/Streamline Moderne
Bungalow/Craftsman
Colonial Revival
Folk Victorian
Notes:
Gothic Revival
International
ltalianate
Mediterranean
17. Documents Available and Their Locations
New Mexico Historic Preservation Division
407 Galisteo Street, Suite 236
Santa Fe, NM 87501
(505) 827-6320
Are associated properties eligible for listing? No
19. Site Plan: Current plan is not available.
(Continued from other side)
Mission Revival
Neo-Classical
Northern NM
Prairie
Pueblo
Queen Anne
Ranch
_Spanish-Colonial
Spanish-Pueblo Revival
Territorial
Territorial Revival
Tudor Revival
Other: Contemporary with Spanish-Pueblo Revival ornamentation
Historic Preservation Division
Land Use Department
City of Santa Fe
200 Lincoln Avenue
Santa Fe, NM 87504
(505) 955-6605

250Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Detail Form (FORM 2)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
1. Name of property:
Plaza del Monte
Residence 20
2. Location:
121 Camino Santiago
Downtown and Eastside Historic District
Evaluation of Historical Status
3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe ID #:
Plaza del Monte ~nv~•nTnrv
4. County: Santa Fe
5. Date of Survey: January 18, 2018
Representing a Contemporary design, the house does not harmonize or contribute to
the historical character of the district. Constructed in c.1971, it does not meet the
minimum age threshold for consideration. For this reason, the recommendation is to
designate 121 Camino Santiago a Noncontributing Structure to the Downtown and
Eastside Historic District.
Ordinance Definition - "Contributing Structure"
A structure, located in a historic district, approximately fifty years old or older that helps
to establish and maintain the character of that historic district. Although a contributing
structure is not unique in itself, it adds to the historic associations or historic
architectural design qualities that are significant for a district. The contributing structure
may have had minor alterations, but its integrity remains.

251Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Detail Form (FORM 2)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
- r HPD Office use only: Please complete HCPI FORM 1 before completing FORM 2
;CPINo. DlstrtctNo. NRHP SRCP Crtter'ia A B c D
1. Name of property: 2. Location: 3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe ID #:
Plaza del Monte 121 Camino Santiago Plaza del Monte Inventory
Residence 20 Downtown and Eastside Historic District 4. County: Santa Fe
5. Date of Survey: January 18, 2018
Illustrations
Figure 1: May 2, 1966 aerial photograph.
Building not present.
Courtesy NMDOT.

252Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Detail Form (FORM 2)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
- r HPD Office use only:
_,CPI No.
1. Name of property:
Plaza del Monte
Residence 20
Please complete HCPI FORM 1 before completing FORM 2
District No. NRHP SRCP Criteria .A. B c D
2. Location: 3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe ID #:
121 Camino Santiago Plaza del Monte Inventory
Downtown and Eastside Historic District 4. County: Santa Fe
5. Date of Survey: January 18, 2018
Survey Photographs
(All images taken by John Murphey on January 18, 2018, except where indicated)
Photo 1: South elevation, facing northeast and northwest
(Sharon Joyce, February 23, 2018}.

253Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Detail Form (FORM 2)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
-.1[ HPD Office use only:
CPINo. District No.
1. Name of property:
Plaza del Monte
Residence 20
Please complete HCPI FORM 1 before completing FORM 2
NRHP SRCP Criteria A B c D
2. Location: 3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe 10 #:
121 Camino Santiago Plaza del Monte Inventory
Downtown and Eastside Historic District 4. County: Santa Fe
5. Date of Survey: January 18, 2018
Photo 2: West elevation, southeast
(Sharon Joyce, February 23, 2018}.

254Historic Cultural Properties Inventory {HCPI) Base Form {FORM 1)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
; HPD Office use only:
PI No.
1. Name of property:
Plaza del Monte
Residence 1
5. Property Type:
..1 Buildings:
Structures:
_Site _ Object
6. Date of Survey:
January 18, 2018
7. Previous Survey Date(s):
Yes:
_x_ No:
8. Name of Project:
HDRB status review
Plaza del Monte
9. Lat/Long:
35.693073, -105.935289
,o. Photo Information
District No.
11. Brief Description of the Property:
_ NRHP _SRCP Criteria_A_B_C_D
2. Location: 3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe ID #: N/A
104 Camino Matias Plaza del Monte lnvento
~-------~~--------~
Downtown and Eastside Historic District 4. County: Santa Fe
One of the first units to be constructed at Plaza del Monte, 104 Camino Matias is an L-shaped dwelling with a combined
carport and portal. The approximately 1,143-square-foot, flat-roof structure holds two bedrooms. The bedrooms are
placed in a wing forming the north end of the residence. Its front (west) fac;:ade presents a Spanish-Pueblo Revival plan
with its cubic, battered mass and viga-roofed portal. Unlike many houses in the development, the carport plays a
secondary role on the fac;:ade . The single-bay structure, arranged behind the portal, is less exuberant in its display of wood
elements. The bedroom mass is fenestrated with small, rectangular windows; the remaining elevations have windows
arranged in a more traditional pattern. The windows are mostly aluminum casement units. The portal elevation is painted
white. A line of vigas runs along the top of the wall. It is supported by shiplap wood girders resting on round posts with
zappos-type corbels. The house was constructed in c.1965. It represents the closest interpretation of the original1960
Kenneth S. Clark and Philippe Register template design for the development.
13. Construction Date: c.1965
_x_Known _x_ Source: aerial photographs, city directory entries
14. Setting:
_x_ Suburban _ Rural _ Village _ Urban If Urban: Commercial lndustrial _x_ Residential Public
15. Relationship to Surroundings: _x_ Similar Dissimilar
:omments: N/A

255(Continued from other side)
North
Source:
Google Imagery, 2018
19. Is Property Endangered? Unknown _x_ No Yes How?
17. Surveyor:
(your name, address, telephone number, and any group
affiliation)
John W. Murphey
Architectural Historian
Firstlight Consulting
505-577-7593
John@archhistorvservices.com
For: Wayne S. Lloyd, A. I.A., Lloyd and
Associates, Architects
18. Owner (if known) and other
knowledgeable people:
Plaza del Monte, LLC
). Significance to Current Community: _x_ Unknown _None _ Low _ Moderate _ High
Describe: Unknown
21. Other Significance or Information of Interest: (such as historical, legendary, structural, former ownership, etc.)
The house was constructed as part of the independent living section of Plaza del Monte, a Presbyterian residential
community for retired clergy, missionaries and other professional staff. Developed between 1960 and 1977, Plaza del
Monte operated as a retirement center until1988. The first resident identified with the house is Frederick H. Dawson,
who is listed as a tenant in the 1966 Santa Fe city directory.
22. National or State Register:
Is this property individually listed on a historic register? _Unknown _x_ No Yes
If yes: _State National
If 'no' or unknown, do you think this property is eligible for listing? No _x_Yes
Wh ? See Anal sis of Historical Status.
23. National or State Historic District:
Is this property in a historic district? Unknown No _x_ Yes
If yes: _Contributing _x_ Non-contributing _ No Status
If 'yes', what is the name of the district? _State _National _x_ City of Santa:
Downtown and Eastside Historic District
24. Supplemental Forms:
None _x_ HCPI Detail Form (FORM 2) _Continuation Sheets, # pages: ______
Recommended
Contributing Structure to
the Downtown and Eastside
Historic District, March 28,
2018

256Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Detail Form (FORM 2)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe ID #:
104 Camino Matias Plaza del Monte lnv~>nrnruPlaza del Monte
Residence 1 Downtown and Eastside Historic District 4. County: Santa Fe
Adobe Brick _Composition Concrete: Block
Concrete: Concrete: Earth _Masonry:
Cast Stone Poured Plaster Simulated
Metal: Metal: Metal: Stone:
Corrugated Structural V·Crimp Random
Siding Ashlar
Stone:
Random Stone: Stone: Stone: Tabular-
Coursed River Rock Rusticated
_x_Stucco: Tile: _Vinyl Wood: Board
Clay Siding and Batten
Wood:
Horizontal Wood: Wood: _Wood: Shingle
Siding Jacal Log
_Wood: Tongue and Groove Other: Frame
10. Windows* N/A
Operation Material Glazing Number**
Casement Aluminum 1-1 6
Casement Aluminum 1-1F-1F-1 1
[?] [?] [?] 1
*Because of storm covers, the operation and material is not definite.
**Includes e and units
12. Chimneys
11. Doors
Type
Single-Leaf
Single-Leaf
Sliding
5. Date of Survey: January 18, 2018
7. Number of Stories: N/A
Number: _x_1 _11/2 2
21/2 Other·
8. Foundation: N/A
Not visible
_x_ At Grade
Materials: _x_ Concrete
Other: _____
N/A
Shape: _x_Fiat
None
Raised
Stone
_Hipped_ Pyramidal
Shed Other:
Pitch: None Low
_ Medium _Steep
Features: Eave:
_x_ Parapets
Materials: Asphalt
Earth _x_ Gravel
_Composition shingle _Metal: Pressed
_Composition Roll _Metal: Corrugated
_Metal: Standing Seam_ Metal: v. Crimp
_Tile: Terra Cotta _Wood: Shingle
Other:
N/A
Style
Raised Square Panel
wl View Light
Flush
Patio
Material
Wood
Wood
Aluminum
13. Porches N/A
Number
2
2
1
One, stucco-clad, south exposure Type: _x_ Entry- portal
Wrap
Partial-Width Full-Width
_x_ No known modifications

257(Continued from other side)
16. Primary Architectural Style _ Not Applicable
Art Deco/Streamline Moderne
. Bungalow/Craftsman
Colonial Revival
Folk Victorian
Notes:
Gothic Revival
International
ltalianate
Mediterranean
17. Documents Available and Their Locations
New Mexico Historic Preservation Division
407 Galisteo Street, Suite 236
Santa Fe, NM 87501
(505) 827-6320
Are associated properties eligible for listing? No
19. Site Plan: Current plan is not available.
Pueblo
Queen Anne
Ranch
Mission Revival
Neo-Classical
Northern NM
Prairie _Spanish-Colonial
Other:
Historic Preservation Division
Land Use Department
City of Santa Fe
200 Lincoln Avenue
Santa Fe, NM 87504
(505) 955-6605
_x_ Spanish-Pueblo Revival
Territorial
Territorial Revival
Tudor Revival

258Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Detail Form (FORM 2)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
Plaza del Monte
Residence 1
104 Camino Matias
Downtown and Eastside Historic District
Evaluation of Historical Status
3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe ID #:
Plaza del Monte lnve
4. County: Santa Fe
5. Date of Survey: January 18, 2018
Constructed before 1968, and representing the original Clark and Register design
template for the Plaza del Monte retirement homes, the house is a good example of the
"Santa Fe style." For this reason, the recommendation is to designate 104 Camino
Matias a Contributing Structure to the Downtown and Eastside Historic District.
Ordinance Definition -"Contributing Structure"
A structure, located in a historic district, approximately fifty years old or older that helps
to establish and maintain the character of that historic district. Although a contributing
structure is not unique in itself, it adds to the historic associations or historic
architectural design qualities that are significant for a district. The contributing structure
may have had minor alterations, but its integrity remains.

259Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Detail Form (FORM 2)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
-r HPD Office use only: Please complete HCPI FORM 1 before completing FORM 2
CPINo. District No. NRHP SRCP Criteria A B c D
1. Name of property: 2. Location: 3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe ID #:
Plaza del Monte 104 Camino Matias Plaza del Monte Inventory
Residence 1 Downtown and Eastside Historic District 4. County: Santa Fe
5. Date of Survey: January 18, 2018
Illustrations
Figure 1: May 2, 1966 aerial photograph.
Building present.
Courtesy NMDOT.

260Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Detail Form (FORM 2)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
or HPD Office use only: Please complete HCPI FORM 1 before completing FORM 2
HCPI No. District No. NRHP SRCP Criteria A B c D
1. Name of property: 2. Location: 3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe ID #:
Plaza del Monte 104 Camino Matias Plaza del Monte Inventory
Residence 1 Downtown and Eastside Historic District 4. County: Santa Fe
5. Date of Survey: January 18, 2018
Survey Photographs
(All images taken by John Murphey on January 18, 2018, except where indicated )
Photo 1: Street and south elevations, facing southeast.

261Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Detail Form (FORM 2)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
"'1r HPD Office use only: Please complete HCPI FORM 1 before completing FORM 2
CPINo. District No. NRHP SRCP Criteria A B c D
1. Name of property: 2. Location: 3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe ID #:
Plaza del Monte 104 Camino Matias Plaza del Monte Inventory
Residence 1 Downtown and Eastside Historic District 4. County: Santa Fe
5. Date of Survey: January 18, 2018
Photo 2: Street and north elevations, facing southeast.

262Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Detail Form (FORM 2)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
-bHPD Office use only: Please complete HCPI FORM 1 before completing FORM 2
PI No. District No. NRHP SRCP Criteria A B c D
1. Name of property: 2. Location: 3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe 10 #:
Plaza del Monte 104 Camino Matias Plaza del Monte Inventory
Residence 1 Downtown and Eastside Historic District 4. County: Santa Fe
5. Date of Survey: January 18, 2018
Photo 3: East elevation, facing northwest.

263Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Base Form (FORM 1)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
- r HPD Office use only:
CPINo.
1. Name of property:
Plaza del Monte
Residence 10
5. Property Type:
_!Buildings:
Structures:
_ Site _ Object
6. Date of Survey:
January 18, 2018
7. Previous Survey Date(s):
Yes:
_x_ No:
8. Name of Project:
HDRB status review
Plaza del Monte
9. Lat/Long:
35.693249, -105.935608
District No. _NRHP _SRCP Criteria A B C D
2. Location:
105 Camino Matias
Downtown and Eastside Historic District
3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe ID #: N/A
Plaza del Monte lnvento
4. County: Santa Fe
10. Photo Information Negative: John Murphey View of: Front, south elevation, facing north.
11. Brief Description of the Property:
This small house is one of three units constructed in 1950 for married staff employed by the Allison-James School.
Arranged in a terrace-like fashion, each unit is a rectangular plan, side-gabled dwelling with an attached garage. The
house has a telescoping roof form, evident along its north exposure. The roof extends over the walls on the north and
south elevations to form small porches. The house is fenestrated with a mix of original and non-historic windows and
doors. The windows are terminated with stuccoed concrete sills . Views from the house are oriented north toward the
commons area. The north elevation contains a large picture window flanked by casements. Public entry is through an
original ~-glass wood door on the south elevation. The garage door is a recent vinyl paneled unit. The roof is covered with
three-tab asphalt shingles. Wood fascia has been applied to the north and south roof ends, obscuring (or removing) the
original exposed rafters. A short stuccoed chimney rises from the north roof slope. The approximately 1,102-square-foot
house holds three bedrooms. A non-historic, 220-square-foot carport has been erected over the driveway.
13. Construction Date: 1950
_x_Known _x_ Source: Allison-James School publication and aerial photographs
14. Setting:
_x_ Suburban _ Rural _Village _ Urban If Urban: Commercial lndustrial _x_ Residential _Public
15. Relationship to Surroundings: Similar _x_ Dissimilar
Comments: Vernacular, gabled building, dissimilar to the Contemporary and Spanish-Pueblo Revival housing of Plaza del Monte

264(Continued from other side)
Source:
Google Imagery, 2018
19. Is Property Endangered? Unknown _x_ No Yes How?
17. Surveyor:
(your name, address, telephone number, and any group
affiliation)
John W. Murphey
Architectural Historian
Firstlight Consulting
505-577-7593
John@archhistorvservices.com
For: Wayne S. Lloyd, A. I.A., Lloyd and
Associates, Architects
18. Owner (if known) and other
knowledgeable people:
Plaza del Monte, LLC
J. Significance to Current Community: _x_ Unknown _None _Low _Moderate _High
Describe: Unk~own
21. Other Significance or Information of Interest: (such as historical, legendary, structural, former ownership, etc.)
The first resident identified with the house during the Plaza del Monte period is Sidney S. Brown, who is listed as a tenant
in the 1966 Santa Fe city directory.
22, National or State Register:
Is this property individually listed on a historic register? _Unknown _x_ No Yes
If yes: _State National
If 'no' or unknown, do you think this property is eligible for listing? No _x_Yes
Wh ? See Anal sis of Historical Status.
23. National or State Historic District:
Is this property in a historic district? Unknown No _x_ Yes
If yes: _x_ Contributing _ Non-contributing_ No Status
If 'yes', what is the name of the district? _State _National _x_ City of Santa:
Downtown and Eastside Historic District
24. Supplemental Forms:
None _x_ HCPI Detail Form (FORM 2) _ Continuation Sheets, # pages: _____
Recommended
Noncontributing Structure
to the Downtown and
Eastside Historic District,
March 28, 2018

265Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Detail Form (FORM 2)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
1. Name of property: 2. Location: 3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe ID #:
105 Camino Matias Plaza del Monte •nv,~>nrnrvPlaza del Monte
Residence 10 Downtown and Eastside Historic District 4. County: Santa Fe
Adobe Brick _ Composition Concrete: Block
Concrete: Concrete: Earth Masonry:
Cast Stone Poured Plaster Simulated
Metal: Metal: Metal: Stone:
Corrugated Structural V-Crimp Random
Siding Ashlar
Stone:
Random Stone: Stone: Stone: Tabular-
Coursed River Rock Rusticated
_x_Stucco: Tile: _Vinyl Wood: Board
Clay Siding and Batten
Wood:
Horizontal Wood: Wood: _Wood: Shingle
Siding Jacal Log
_Wood: Tongue and Groove Other: Frame
10. Windows* NIA
Operation Material Glazing Number**
Double-Hung Wood 111 4
Double-Hung Metal 212 3
Fixed Wood Single 1
Fixed Metaltwood Singled ftanked 1
by 212 DH
Sliding Wood 1-1
*Because of storm covers, the operation and material is not definite.
**Includes le and units
12. Chimneys
11. Doors
Type
Single-Leaf
Single-Leaf
Overhead
5. Date of Survey: January 18, 2018
8. Foundation:
Not visible None
_x_ At Grade Raised
Materials: _x_ Concrete Stone
Other: _____
Notes:
9. Roof: N/A
Shape: _x_Fiat
Hipped_ Pyramidal
Shed Other:
Pitch: None Low
_ Medium _ Steep
Features: Eave:
_x_ Parapets
Materials: _Asphalt
Earth _x_ Gravel
_Composition shingle _Metal: Pressed
_Composition Roll _Metal: Corrugated
_Metal: Standing Seam_ Metal: V- Crimp
_Tile: Terra Cotta _Wood: Shingle
Other:
NIA
Style Material
Raised Square Panel Wood
Y:, -Glass Wood
Sectional Vinyl
13. Porches NIA
Number
2
1
1
One, stucco-clad, north exposure Type: _x_ Entry _Partial-Width _ Full-Width _Wrap
15. Modifications: _! No known modifications
#1 Date: Unknown; replaced garage door; material and visual evidence.
#2 Date: 1960s; assumed replacement of original windows in majority of openings.

266HCPI Detail Form (FORM 2 (Continued from other side)
16. Primary Architectural Style _Not Applicable
Art Deco/Streamline Moderne
Bungalow/Craftsman
Colonial Revival
Folk Victorian
Notes:
Gothic Revival
International
ltalianate
Mediterranean
17. Documents Available and Their Locations
New Mexico Historic Preservation Division
407 Galisteo Street, Suite 236
Santa Fe, NM 87501
(505) 827-6320
Are associated properties eligible for listing? No
19. Site Plan: Current plan is not available.
Mission Revival
Neo-Classical
Northern NM
Prairie
Pueblo
_Queen Anne
Ranch
_Spanish-Colonial
Spanish-Pueblo Revival
Territorial
Territorial Revival
Tudor Revival
Other: No style- side-gable vernacular form
Historic Preservation Division
Land Use Department
City of Santa Fe
200 Lincoln Avenue
Santa Fe, NM 87504
(505) 955-6605

267Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Detail Form (FORM 2)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
1. Name of property:
Plaza del Monte
Residence 10
2. Location:
105 Camino Matias
Downtown and Eastside Historic District
Evaluation of Historical Status
3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe ID #:
Plaza del Monte lnv~•ntnn.t
4. County: Santa Fe
5. Date of Survey: January 18, 2018
Erected as a teacherage residence, the house does not harmonize or contribute to the
aesthetic of Plaza del Monte or the historical character of the district. This includes non-
conforming elements, such corner windows and cantilevered canopies over entries,
which do not meet the ordinance standards. Additionally, its historical association lies
with the Allison-James School, which was demolished in 1960. For these reasons, the
recommendation is to designate 105 Camino Matias a Noncontributing Structure to the
Downtown and Eastside Historic District.
Ordinance Definition - 11
Contributing Structure"
A structure, located in a historic district, approximately fifty years old or older that helps
to establish and maintain the character of that historic district. Although a contributing
structure is not unique in itself, it adds to the historic associations or historic
architectural design qualities that are significant for a district. The contributing structure
may have had minor alterations, but its integrity remains.

268Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Detail Form (FORM 2)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
- r HPD Office use only: Please complete HCPI FORM 1 before completing FORM 2
/CPI No. District No. NRHP SRCP Criteria A B c D
1. Name of property: 2. Location: 3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe ID #:
Plaza del Monte 105 Camino Matias Plaza del Monte Inventory
Residence 10 Downtown and Eastside Historic District 4. County: Santa Fe
5. Date of Survey: January 18, 2018
Illustrations
Figure 1: May 2, 1966 aerial photograph.
Building present.
Courtesy NMDOT.

269Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Detail Form (FORM 2)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
-qr HPD Office use only: Please complete HOPI FORM 1 before completing FORM 2
,CPINo. District No. NRHP SRCP Criteria A B c D
1. Name of property: 2. Location: 3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe ID #:
Plaza del Monte 105 Camino Matias Plaza del Monte Inventory
Residence 10 Downtown and Eastside Historic District 4. County: Santa Fe
5. Date of Survey: January 18, 2018
Figure 2: Rear (north) elevation of teacherage; Allison-James School in background.
Source: Atkins, 1983.

270Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Detail Form (FORM 2)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
~
r HPD Office use only: Please complete HCPI FORM 1 before completing FORM 2
CPINo. District No. NRHP SRCP Criteria A B c D
1. Name of property: 2. Location: 3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe 10 #:
Plaza del Monte 105 Camino Matias Plaza del Monte Inventory
Residence 10 Downtown and Eastside Historic District 4. County: Santa Fe
5. Date of Survey: January 18, 2018
Survey Photographs
(All images taken by John Murphey on January 18, 2018, except where indicated)
Photo 1: west elevation, facing northeast.

271Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Detail Form (FORM 2)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
~
1r HPD Office use only: Please complete HCPI FORM 1 before completing FORM 2
,CPINo. District No. NRHP SRCP Criteria A B c D
1. Name of property: 2. Location: 3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe ID #:
Plaza del Monte 105 Camino Matias Plaza del Monte Inventory
Residence 10 Downtown and Eastside Historic District 4. County: Santa Fe
5. Date of Survey: January 18, 2018
Photo 2: East elevation, facing northwest.

272Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Detail Form (FORM 2)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
-1 HPD Office use only: Please complete HCPI FORM 1 before completing FORM 2
CPINo. District No. NRHP SRCP Criteria A B c D
1. Name of property: 2. Location: 3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe ID #:
Plaza del Monte 105 Camino Matias Plaza del Monte Inventory
Residence 10 Downtown and Eastside Historic District 4. County: Santa Fe
5. Date of Survey: January 18, 2018
Photo 3: North elevation, facing southeast.

273Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Base Form (FORM 1)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
-'>r HPD Office use only:
;OPI No.
1. Name of property:
Plaza del Monte
Residence 9
5. Property Type:
j_ Buildings:
Structures:
_ Site _Object
6. Date of Survey:
January 18, 2018
7. Previous Survey Date(s):
Yes:
_x_ No:
8. Name of Project:
HDRB status review
Plaza del Monte
9. Lat/Long:
35.693289, -105.935797
District No. _NRHP _SRCP Criteria A_B C D
2. Location:
107 Camino Matias
Downtown and Eastside Historic District
3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe ID #: N/A
Plaza del Monte lnvento
4. County: Santa Fe
.o. Photo Information Negative: John Murphey
11. Brief Description of the Property:
This small house is one of three units constructed in 1950 for married staff employed by the Allison -James School.
Arranged in a terrace-like fashion, each unit is a rectangular plan, side-gabled dwelling with an attached garage. The
house has a simple side-gable form terminating at the east end with a hipped roof over the garage. The gabled roof
extends over the walls on the north and south elevations to form small porches. The dwelling is fenestrated with a mix of
original and non-historic windows and doors. They are terminated with stuccoed concrete sills. Views from the house are
oriented north toward the commons area. The north elevation contains a large picture window flanked by casements.
Public entry is through an original ~-glass wood door on the south elevation. Two vertical [solar?] panels have been
applied to the fac;:ade. The garage door is a recent vinyl paneled unit. The roof is covered with three-tab asphalt shingles.
Wood fascia has been applied to the north and south roof ends, obscuring (or removing) the original exposed rafters. A
short stuccoed chimney rises from the north roof slope. The house originally had an enclosed pedimented entry on the
north elevation, which was reduced at some point in depth after 1969. The approximately 1,145-square-foot house holds
two bedrooms.
12. Who uses the
_x_Known
14. Setting:
_x_ Suburban _ Rural _Village _ Urban If Urban: Commercial Industrial _x_ Residential _Public
j . Relationship to Surroundings: Similar _x_ Dissimilar
Comments: Vernacular, gabled building, dissimilar to the Contemporary and Spanish-Pueblo Revival housing of Plaza del Monte

274(Continued from other side)
North
Source:
Google Imagery, 2018
19. Is Property Endangered? Unknown _x_ No Yes How?
17. Surveyor:
(your name, address, telephone number, and any group
affiliation)
John W. Murphey
Architectural Historian
Firstlight Consulting
505-577-7593
John@archhistoryservices.com
For: Wayne S. Lloyd, A.I.A., Lloyd and
Associates, Architects
18. Owner (if known) and other
knowledgeable people:
Plaza del Monte, LLC
). Significance to Current Community: _x_ Unknown _ None _Low _ Moderate _ High
Describe: Unknown
21. Other Significance or Information of Interest: (such as historical, legendary, structural, former ownership, etc.)
The first resident identified with the house during the Plaza del Monte period is Adin B. Brooks, who is listed as a tenant in
the 1966 Santa Fe city directory.
22. National or State Register:
Is this property individually listed on a historic register? _Unknown _x_ No Yes
If yes: _State National
If 'no' or unknown, do you think this property is eligible for listing? No _x_Yes
Wh ? See Anal sis of Historical Status.
Is this property in a historic district? Unknown No _x_ Yes
If yes: _ Contributing _x_ Non-contributing _ No Status
If 'yes', what is the name of the district? _State _National _x_ City of Santa:
Downtown and Eastside Historic District
24. Supplemental Forms:
None _x_ HCPI Detail Form (FORM 2) _Continuation Sheets, # pages: ______
Recommended
Noncontributing Structure
to the Downtown and
Eastside Historic District,
March 28, 2018

275Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Detail Form (FORM 2)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
1. Name of property:
Plaza del Monte
Residence 9
Concrete:
Cast Stone
Metal:
Corrugated
Stone:
Random
Coursed
Brick
Concrete:
Poured
Metal:
Structural
Siding
Stone:
River Rock
_x_Stucco: Tile:
Clay
Wood:
Horizontal Wood:
Siding Jacal
_Wood: Tongue and Groove
2. Location:
107 Camino Matias
Downtown and Eastside Historic District
_Composition Concrete: Block
Earth
Plaster
Metal:
V-Crimp
Stone:- Rusticated
_Vinyl
Siding
Wood:
Log
_Masonry:
Simulated
Stone:
Random
Ashlar
Stone: Tabular
Wood: Board
and Batten
Wood: Shingle
Other: Frame
3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe 10 #:
Plaza del Monte 1""'"ntnru
4. County: Santa Fe
5. Date of Survey: January 18, 2018
8. Foundation:
Not visible
_x_ At Grade
Materials: _x_ Concrete
Other: _____
Notes:
9. Roof: N/A
Shape: _x_Fiat
None
Raised
Stone
_ Hipped _ Pyramidal
Shed Other:
Pitch: None Low
Medium Steep
Features: Eave:
_x_ Parapets
Materials: Asphalt
Earth _x_ Gravel
_Composition shingle _Metal: Pressed
_Composition Roll _Metal: Corrugated
10. Windows* N/A
Operation Material Glazing Number**
Double-Hung Metal 2/2 6
Fixed Metal/Wood Singled flanked 1
by 2/2 DH
Sliding Metal 1-1
*Because of storm covers, the operation and material is not definite.
**Includes si and units
12. Chimneys
11. Doors
Type
Single-Leaf
Overhead
13. Porches
_Metal: Standing Seam_ Metal: V- Crimp
_Tile: Terra Cotta _Wood: Shingle
Other:
N/A
Style Material
Y;. -Glass Wood
Sectional Vinyl
N/A
2
Number
1
One, stucco-clad, north exposure Type: __x_ Entry Partial-Width _ Full-Width _Wrap
1 Date: Post-1969; change of back door opening and enclosure; photograph, aerial imagery and material and visual evidence.
2 Date: Unknown; replaced garage door; material and visual evidence.

276HCPI Detail Form (FORM 2) (Continued from other side)
16. Primary Architectural Style Not Applicable
Art Deco/Streamline Mod erne
Bungalow/Craftsman
Colonial Revival
Folk Victorian
Notes:
Gothic Revival
International
ltalianate
Mediterranean
17. Documents Available and Their Locations
New Mexico Historic Preservation Division
407 Galisteo Street, Suite 236
Santa Fe, NM 87501
(505) 827-6320
Are associated properties eligible for listing? No
19. Site Plan: Current plan is not available.
Mission Revival
Neo-Classical
Northern NM
Prairie
Pueblo
Queen Anne
Ranch
_Spanish-Colonial
_ Spanish-Pueblo Revival
Territorial
Territorial Revival
Tudor Revival
Other: No style- side-gable vernacular form
Historic Preservation Division
Land Use Department
City of Santa Fe
200 Lincoln Avenue
Santa Fe, NM 87504
(505) 955-6605

277Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Detail Form (FORM 2)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
1. Name of property:
Plaza del Monte
Residence 9
2. Location:
107 Camino Matias
Downtown and Eastside Historic District
Evaluation of Historical Status
3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe ID #:
Plaza del Monte lnuonTnn•
4. County: Santa Fe
5. Date of Survey: January 18, 2018
Erected as a teacherage residence, the house does not harmonize or contribute to the
aesthetic of Plaza del Monte or the historical character of the district. It includes non-
conforming elements, such corner windows and cantilevered canopies over entries,
which do not meet the ordinance standards. Additionally, its historical association lies
with the Allison-James School, which was demolished in 1960. For these reasons, the
recommendation is to maintain the status of 107 Camino Matias as a Noncontributing
Structure to the Downtown and Eastside Historic District.
Ordinance Definition- "Contributing Structure"
A structure, located in a historic district, approximately fifty years old or older that helps
to establish and maintain the character of that historic district. Although a contributing
structure is not unique in itself, it adds to the historic associations or historic
architectural design qualities that are significant for a district. The contributing structure
may have had minor alterations, but its integrity remains.

278Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Detail Form (FORM 2)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
-1[ HPD Office use only: PINse complete HCPI FORM 1 before completing FORM 2
CPINo. District No. NRHP SRCP Criteria A 8 c D
1. Name of property: 2. Location: 3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe ID #:
Plaza del Monte 107 Camino Matias Plaza del Monte Inventory
Residence 9 Downtown and Eastside Historic District 4. County: Santa Fe
5. Date of Survey: January 18, 2018
Illustrations
Figure 1: May 2, 1966 aerial photograph.
Building present.
Courtesy NMDOT.

279Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Detail Form (FORM 2)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
hHPD Office use only: Please complete HCPI FORM 1 before completing FORM 2
PI No. District No. NRHP SRCP Criteria A B c D
1. Name of property: 2. Location: 3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe ID #:
Plaza del Monte 107 Camino Matias Plaza del Monte Inventory
Residence 9 Downtown and Eastside Historic District 4. County: Santa Fe
5. Date of Survey: January 18, 2018
Figure 2: Rear (north) elevation of teacherage; Allison-James School in background.
Source: Atkins, 1983.

280Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Detail Form (FORM 2)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
-1! HPD Office use only: Please complete HCPI FORM 1 before completing FORM 2
CPINo. District No. NRHP SRCP Criteria A B c D
1. Name of property: 2. Location: 3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe ID #:
Plaza del Monte 107 Camino Matias Plaza del Monte Inventory
Residence 9 Downtown and Eastside Historic District 4. County: Santa Fe
5. Date of Survey: January 18, 2018
Survey Photographs
(All images taken by John Murphey on January 18, 2018, except where indicated)
Photo 2: Street and east elevations, facing northeast.

281Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Detail Form (FORM 2)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
- r HPD Office use only: Please complete HCPI FORM 1 before completing FORM 2
,CPINo. District No. NRHP SRCP Criteria A B c D
1. Name of property: 2. Location: 3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe ID #:
Plaza del Monte 107 Camino Matias Plaza del Monte Inventory
Residence 9 Downtown and Eastside Historic District 4. County: Santa Fe
5. Date of Survey: January 18, 2018
Photo 2: Street west elevations, facing northeast.

282Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Detail Form (FORM 2)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
-1r HPD Office use only: Please complete HCPI FORM 1 before completing FORM 2
CPINo. District No. NRHP SRCP Criteria A B c D
1. Name of property: 2. Location: 3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe ID #:
Plaza del Monte 107 Camino Matias Plaza del Monte Inventory
Residence 9 Downtown and Eastside Historic District 4. County: Santa Fe
5. Date of Survey: January 18, 2018
Photo 2: North elevation, facing south.

283Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Base Form (FORM 1)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
-,r HPD Office use only:
)CPI No. District No. NRHP SRCP Criteria B C D
1. Name of property:
Plaza del Monte
Residence 8
5. Property Type:
j_ Buildings:
Structures:
_ Site _ Object
6. Date of Survey:
January 18, 2018
7. Previous Survey Date(s):
Yes:
_x_ No:
8. Name of Project:
HDRB status review
Plaza del Monte
9. Lat/Long:
35.693343, -105.936001
10. Photo Information
2. Location:
109 Camino Matias
Downtown and Eastside Historic District
Negative: John Murphey
11. Brief Description of the Property:
3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe ID #: N/A
Plaza del Monte lnvento
4. County: Santa Fe
This small house is one of three units constructed in 1950 for married staff employed by the Allison -James School.
Arranged in a terrace-like fashion, each unit is a rectangular plan, side-gabled dwelling with an attached garage. The
house has a telescoping roof form. The roof extends over the walls on the north and south elevations to form small
porches. The front (south) fac;:ade reveals an altered composition . At some point after 1960, a 131-square-foot addition
was appended to the southwest corner creating a sunroom. The dwelling is fenestrated with a mix of original and non -
historic windows and doors. Th e windows are mostly double-hung sash. They are terminated with stuccoed concrete sills.
Vi ews from the house are oriented north toward the commons area . The north elevation contains a large picture window
flanked by casements . Public entry is through an original ~ - glass wood door on the south elevation . The garage door is a
recent vinyl paneled unit. The roof is covered with three -tab asphalt shingles. Wood fascia has been applied to the north
and south roof ends, obscuring (or removing) the original exposed rafters. A short stuccoed chimney rises from the north
roof slope. The approximately 1,141-square-foot house contains two bedrooms.
13. Construction Date: 1950
_x_Known _x_ Source: Allison-James School publication and aerial photographs
14. Setting:
_x_ Suburban _ Rural _ Village _ Urban If Urban: Commercial Industrial _x_ Residential _Public
''i. Relationship to Surroundings: Similar _x_ Dissimilar
Comments: Vernacular, gabled building, dissimilar to the Contemporary and Spanish-Pueblo Revival housing of Plaza del Monte

284(Continued from other side)
North
'2018
•9. Is Property Endangered? Unknown _x_ No Yes How?
17. Surveyor:
(your name, address, telephone number, and any group
affiliation)
John W. Murphey
Architectural Historian
Firstlight Consulting
505-577-7593
John@archhistoryservices.com
For: Wayne S. Lloyd, A. I.A., Lloyd and
Associates, Architects
18. Owner (if known) and other
knowledgeable people:
Plaza del Monte, LLC
20. Significance to Current Community: _x_ Unknown _ None _ Low _Moderate _ High
Describe: Unknown
21. Other Significance or Information of Interest: (such as historical, legendary, structural, former ownership, etc.)
The first resident identified with the house during the Plaza del Monte period is Chester E. Witti er, who is listed as a
tenant in the 1966 Santa Fe city directory.
22. National or State Register:
Is this property individually listed on a historic register? _ Unknown _x_ No Yes
If yes: _ State National
If 'no' or unknown, do you think this property is eligible for listing? No _x_Yes
Wh ? See Anal sis of Historical Status.
Is this property in a historic district? Unknown No _x_ Yes
If yes: _ Contributing _x_ Non-contributing _ No Status
If 'yes', what is the name of the district? _State _National _x_ City of Santa:
Downtown and Eastside Historic District
24. Supplemental Forms:
None _x_ HCPI Detail Form (FORM 2) _ Continuation Sheets, # pages: ______
Recommended
Noncontributing Structure
to the Downtown and
Eastside Historic District,
March 28, 2018

285Plaza del Monte
Residence 8
Adobe
Concrete:
Cast Stone
Metal:
Corrugated
Stone:
Random
Coursed
_x_Stucco:
Wood:
Horizontal
Siding
Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Detail Form (FORM 2)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
109 Camino Matias
Downtown and Eastside Historic District
Brick _ Composition Concrete: Block
Concrete: Earth Masonry:
Poured Plaster Simulated
Metal: Metal: Stone:
Structural V-Crimp Random
Siding Ashlar
Stone: - Stone: Stone: Tabular
River Rock Rusticated
Tile: _Vinyl Wood: Board
Clay Siding and Batten
Wood: Wood: _Wood: Shingle
Jacal Log
3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe ID #:
Plaza del Monte mv,DnTnnt
4. County: Santa Fe
5. Date of Survey: January 18, 2018
Number: _x_1
8. Foundation:
Not visible
_x_ At Grade
Materials: _x_ Concrete
Other: _____
Notes:
9. Roof: N/A
Shape: _x_Fiat
None
Raised
Stone
_ Hipped _ Pyramidal
Shed Other:
Pitch: None Low
_ Medium _Steep
Features: Eave:
_x_ Parapets
Materials: _Asphalt
Wood: Tongue and Groove Other: Frame Earth _x_ Gravel
_Composition shingle _Metal: Pressed
_Composition Roll _Metal: Corrugated
10. Windows* N/A
Operation Material Glazing Number**
Double-Hung Metal 212 8
Fixed Metal/Wood Singled flanked 1
by 2/2 DH
Sliding Metal 1-1
*Because of storm covers, the operation and material is not definite.
**Includes and units
12. Chimneys
One, stucco-clad, north exposure
11. Doors
Type
Single-Leaf
Overhead
13. Porches
_Metal: Standing Seam_ Metal: V· Crimp
_Tile: Terra Cotta _Wood: Shingle
Other:
Style
Yz -Glass
Sectional
N/A
N/A
Material
Wood
Vinyl
Type: _x_ Entry Partial-Width Full-Width
#1 Date: Pre-1966; introduction of projection across front, south, facade; aerial photographs.
#3 Date: Unknown; replaced garage door; and material and visual evidence.
Number
2
1
Wrap

286(Continued from other side)
16. Primary Architectural Style _Not Applicable
Art Deco/Streamline Moderne
Bungalow/Craftsman
Colonial Revival
Folk Victorian
Notes:
Gothic Revival
International
ltalianate
Mediterranean
17. Documents Available and Their Locations
New Mexico Historic Preservation Division
407 Galisteo Street, Suite 236
Santa Fe, NM 87501
(505) 827-6320
Are associated properties eligible for listing? No
19. Site Plan: Current plan is not available.
Mission Revival
Neo-Classical
Northern NM
Prairie
Pueblo
Queen Anne
Ranch
_Spanish-Colonial
_ Spanish-Pueblo Revival
Territorial
Territorial Revival
Tudor Revival
Other: No style- side-gable vernacular form
Historic Preservation Division
Land Use Department
City of Santa Fe
200 Lincoln Avenue
Santa Fe, NM 87504
(505) 955-6605

287Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Detail Form (FORM 2)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
Plaza del Monte
Residence 8
109 Camino Matias
Downtown and Eastside Historic District
Evaluation of Historical Status
3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe ID #:
Plaza del Monte lnv~•ntnru
4. County: Santa Fe
5. Date of Survey: January 18, 2018
Erected as a teacherage residence, the house does not harmonize or contribute to the
aesthetic of Plaza del Monte or the historical character of the district. This includes non-
conforming elements, such corner windows and cantilevered canopies over entries,
which do not meet the ordinance standards. Additionally, its historical association lies
with the Allison-James School, which was demolished in 1960. For these reasons, the
recommendation is to maintain the status of 109 Camino Matias as a Noncontributing
Structure to the Downtown and Eastside Historic District.
Ordinance Definition- "Contributing Structure"
A structure, located in a historic district, approximately fifty years old or older that helps
to establish and maintain the character of that historic district. Although a contributing
structure is not unique in itself, it adds to the historic associations or historic
architectural design qualities that are significant for a district. The contributing structure
may have had minor alterations, but its integrity remains.

288Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Detail Form (FORM 2)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
-1{ HPD Office use only: Please complete HCPI FORM 1 before completing FORM 2
CPINo. District No. NRHP SRCP Criteria A B c D
1. Name of property: 2. Location: 3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe 10 #:
Plaza del Monte 109 Camino Matias Plaza del Monte Inventory
Residence 8 Downtown and Eastside Historic District 4. County: Santa Fe
5. Date of Survey: January 18, 2018
Illustrations
Figure 1: May 2, 1966 aerial photograph.
Building present.
Courtesy NMDOT.

289Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Detail Form (FORM 2)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
""<>r HPD Office use only: Please complete HCPI FORM 1 befof8 completing FORM 2
;CPI No. District No. NRI:IP SRCP Criteria A B c D
1. Name of property: 2. Location: 3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe 10 #:
Plaza del Monte 109 Camino Matias Plaza del Monte Inventory
Residence 8 Downtown and Eastside Historic District 4. County: Santa Fe
5. Date of Survey: January 18, 2018
Figure 2: Rear (north) elevation of teacherage; Allison-James School in background.
Source: Atkins, 1983.

290Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Detail Form (FORM 2)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
~ .,r HPD Office use only: Please complete HCPI FORM 1 before completing FORM 2
CPINo. District No. NRHP SRCP Criteria A B c D
1. Name of property: 2. Location: 3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe ID #:
Plaza del Monte 109 Camino Matias Plaza del Monte Inventory
Residence 8 Downtown and Eastside Historic District 4. County: Santa Fe
5. Date of Survey: January 18, 2018
Survey Photographs
(All images taken by John Murphey on January 18, 2018, except where indicated)
Photo 1: Street and east elevations, facing northwest.

291Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Detail Form (FORM 2)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
~ 1 HPD Office use only: Please complete HCPI FORM 1 before completing FORM 2
CPINo. District No. NRHP SRCP Criteria A B c D
1. Name of property: 2. Location: 3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe ID #:
Plaza del Monte 109 Camino Matias Plaza del Monte Inventory
Residence 8 Downtown and Eastside Historic District 4. County: Santa Fe
5. Date of Survey: January 18, 2018
Photo 2: Street and west elevations, facing northeast.

292Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Detail Form (FORM 2)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
- r HPD Office use only: Please complete HCPI FORM 1 before completing FORM 2
CPINo. District No. NRHP SRCP Cr.iteria A B c D
1. Name of property: 2. Location: 3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe ID #:
Plaza del Monte 109 Camino Matias Plaza del Monte Inventory
Downtown and Eastside Historic District 4. County: Santa Fe
5. Date of Survey: January 18, 2018
Photo 3: North elevation, facing southwest.

293Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Base Form (FORM 1)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
~ 1r HPD Office use only:
_,CPI No.
1. Name of property:
Plaza del Monte
Residence 6
5. Property Type:
j_ Buildings:
Structures:
_ Site _ Object
6. Date of Survey:
January 18, 2018
7. Previous Survey Date(s):
Yes:
_x_ No:
8. Name of Project:
HDRB status review
Plaza del Monte
9. Lat/Long:
35.693391, -105.936212
District No. NRHP SRCP Criteria _A _B C _D
2. Location:
111 Camino Matias
Downtown and Eastside Historic
District
3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe ID #: N/A
Plaza del Monte lnvento
4. County: Santa Fe
10. Photo Information Negative: John Murphey View of: Front, west elevation, facing northeast
11. Brief Description of the Property:
Moved to the site prior to 1960, 111 Camino Matias is an altered three-bedroom house. The house is arranged on a north-
south axis, and in plan consists of two telescoping gabled sections. To this basic form was added an L-shaped porch and
connected carport in c.1966. The medium pitch roofs are covered with asphalt shingles and extend with overhangs. A
short stuccoed chimney rises from the ridgeline. Small wood louvers are attached to the gable ends. The house is
fenestrated with an array of original and non-historic windows. The windows - mostly double-hung sash - are arranged
for interior functions. Windows are recessed from the wall and terminated with concrete sills. The combined porch and
carport are supported by a framework of wood girders resting on grouped square posts. The single carport includes
double storage units. A short breezeway leads from the carport to a back door. The 1,712-square-foot frame house is
finished with textured cementitious stucco in a light buckskin color.
13. Construction Date: Pre-1960; moved to site c.1960; portal and carport added c.1966
_x_Known _x_ Source: aerial photographs
14. Setting:
_x_ Suburban _ Rural _Village _ Urban If Urban: Commercial Industrial _x_ Residentiai_Public
15. Relationship to Surroundings: Similar _x_ Dissimilar
Comments: Vernacular, gabled buildings, dissimilar to the Contemporary and Spanish-Pueblo Revival housing of Plaza del Monte

294(Continued from other side)
North
Source:
Google Imagery, 2018
19. Is Property Endangered? Unknown _x_ No Yes How?
17. Surveyor:
(your name, address, telephone number, and any group
affiliation)
John W. Murphey
Architectural Historian
Firstlight Consulting
505-577-7593
John@archhistorvservices.com
For: Wayne S. Lloyd, A. I.A., Lloyd and Associates,
Architects
18. Owner (if known) and other knowledgeable
people:
Plaza del Monte, LLC
J. Significance to Current Community: _x_ Unknown _ None _ Low _ Moderate _ High
Describe: Unknown
21 . Other Significance or Information of Interest: (such as historical, legendary, structural, former ownership, etc.)
The first resident identified with the house during the Plaza del Monte period is Daniel 0. Shoop, who is listed as a tenant in
the 1966 Santa Fe city directory.
22. National or State Register:
Is this property individually listed on a historic register? _ Unknown _x_ No Yes
If yes: _ State National
If 'no' or unknown, do you think this property is eligible for listing? No _x_Yes
Wh ? See Anal sis of Historical Status.
23. National or State Historic District:
Is this property in a historic district? Unknown No _x_ Yes
If yes: _ Contributing _x_ Non-contributing _ No Status
If 'yes', what is the name of the district? _ State _ National _x_ City of Santa:
Downtown and Eastside Historic District
24. Supplemental Forms:
None _x_ HCPI Detail Form (FORM 2) _Continuation Sheets, # pages: ______
Recommended
Noncontributing Structure
to the Downtown and
Eastside Historic District,
March 28, 2018

295Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Detail Form (FORM 2)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe ID #:
111 Camino Matias Plaza del Monte lnu••ntnntPlaza del Monte
Residence 6 Downtown and Eastside Historic District 4. County: Santa Fe
Adobe Brick
Concrete: Concrete:
Cast Stone Poured
Metal: Metal:
Corrugated Structural
Siding
Stone:
Random Stone:
Coursed River Rock
_x_Stucco: Tile:
Clay
Wood:
Horizontal Wood:
Siding Jacal
_Wood: Tongue and Groove
10. Windows*
Operation
Double-Hung
Fixed
Material
Metal
Metal/Wood
_ Composition Concrete: Block
Earth _Masonry:
Plaster Simulated
Metal: Stone:
V-Crimp Random
Ashlar
Stone: Stone: Tabular- Rusticated
_Vinyl Wood: Board
Siding and Batten
Wood: _Wood: Shingle
Log
Other: Frame
N/A
Glazing
2/2
Singled flanked
by 2/2 DH
Number**
11
1
*Because of storm covers, the operation and material is not definite.
**Includes si and units
12. Chimneys
11. Doors
Type
Single-Leaf
Single-Leaf
Double
5. Date of Survey: January 18, 2018
8. Foundation:
Not visible
_x_ At Grade
Materials: _x_ Concrete
Other: _____
Notes:
9. Roof: N/A
Shape: _x_Fiat
None
Raised
Stone
_ Hipped _ Pyramidal
Shed Other:
Pitch: None Low
_ Medium _ Steep
Features: Eave:
_x_ Parapets
Materials: _Asphalt
Earth _x_ Gravel
_Composition shingle _Metal: Pressed
_Composition Roll _Metal: Corrugated
_Metal: Standing Seam_ Metal: v. Crimp
_Tile: Terra Cotta _Wood: Shingle
Other:
Style
Raised Panel
Flush
N/A
Carport Storage
Material
Wood
Wood
Wood
13. Porches N/A
Number
1
1
2
One, stucco-clad, north exposure Type: _x_ Entry-portal
Wrap
Partial-Width Full-Width
#1 Date: Pre-1960; house moved to site; primary source material and aerial photograph.
#2 Date: Pre-1966; introduction of portal and carport; layout plan and aerial photograph.
#3 Date: Pre-1966 (assumed); introduction of metal windows; visual and material evidence.

296HCPI Detail Form (FORM 2 (Continued from other side)
16. Primary Architectural Style _Not Applicable
Art Deco/Streamline Moderne
. Bungalow/Craftsman
. Colonial Revival
Folk Victorian
Notes:
Gothic Revival
International
ltalianate
Mediterranean
17. Documents Available and Their Locations
New Mexico Historic Preservation Division
407 Galisteo Street, Suite 236
Santa Fe, NM 87501
(505) 827-6320
Are associated properties eligible for listing? No
19. Site Plan: Current plan is not available.
Mission Revival
Neo-Classical
Northern NM
Prairie
Pueblo
Queen Anne
Ranch
Spanish-Colonial
_Spanish-Pueblo Revival
Territorial
Territorial Revival
Tudor Revival
Other: No style -side-gable vernacular form
Historic Preservation Division
Land Use Department
City of Santa Fe
200 Lincoln Avenue
Santa Fe, NM 87504
(505) 955-6605

297Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Detail Form (FORM 2)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
Plaza del Monte
Residence 6
111 Camino Matias
Downtown and Eastside Historic District
Evaluation of Historical Status
3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe ID #:
Plaza del Monte lnvento
4. County: Santa Fe
5. Date of Survey: January 18, 2018
Moved to this location before 1960, and modified in the mid-1960s with the addition of
the portal and carport, the house does not harmonize or contribute to the aesthetic of
Plaza del Monte or the historical character of the district. Additionally, its historical
association lies with the Allison-James School, which was demolished in 1960. For these
reasons, the recommendation is to maintain the status of 111 Camino Matias as a
Noncontributing Structure to the Downtown and Eastside Historic District.
Ordinance Definition - "Contributing Structure"
A structure, located in a historic district, approximately fifty years old or older that helps
to establish and maintain the character of that historic district. Although a contributing
structure is not unique in itself, it adds to the historic associations or historic
architectural design qualities that are significant for a district. The contributing structure
may have had minor alterations, but its integrity remains.

298Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Detail Form (FORM 2)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
y HPD Office use only: Please complete HCPI FORM 1 befo18 completing FORM 2
,OPINo. Distrtct No. NRHP SRCP Criteria A B c D
1. Name of property: 2. Location: 3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe 10 #:
Plaza del Monte 111 Camino Matias Plaza del Monte Inventory
Residence 6 Downtown and Eastside Historic District 4. County: Santa Fe
5. Date of Survey: January 18, 2018
Illustrations
Figure 1: May 2, 1966 aerial photograph.
Building present.
Courtesy NMDOT.

299Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Detail Form (FORM 2)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
-"! HPD Office use only: Please complete HCPI FORM 1 before completing FORM 2
CPINo. District No. NRHP SRCP Criteria A B c D
1. Name of property: 2. Location: 3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe ID #:
Plaza del Monte 111 Camino Matias Plaza del Monte Inventory
Residence 6 Downtown and Eastside Historic District 4. County: Santa Fe
5. Date of Survey: January 18, 2018
Survey Photographs
(All images taken by John Murphey on January 18, 2018, except where indicated)
Photo 1: East elevation, facing northwest.

300Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Detail Form (FORM 2)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
-bHPD Office use only: Please complete HCPI FORM 1 before completing FORM 2
PI No. District No. NRHP SRCP Criteria A B c D
1. Name of property: 2. Location: 3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe ID #:
Plaza del Monte 111 Camino Matias Plaza del Monte Inventory
Residence 6 Downtown and Eastside Historic District 4. County: Santa Fe
5. Date of Survey: January 18, 2018
Photo 2: North and west elevations, facing southeast.

301Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Base Form (FORM 1)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
- r HPD Office use only:
,CPINo. District No. NRHP SRCP Criteria _A _B _C D
1. Name of property:
Plaza del Monte
Residence 7
5. Property Type:
_1 Buildings:
Structures:
_ Site _ Object
6. Date of Survey:
January 18, 2018
7. Previous Survey Date(s):
Yes:
_x_ No:
8. Name of Project:
HDRB status review
Plaza del Monte
9. Lat/Long:
35.693448, -105.936542
.o. Photo Information
11. Brief Description of the Property:
2. Location:
116/120 Camino Matias
Downtown and Eastside Historic
District
3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe ID #: N/A
Plaza del Monte lnvento
4. County: Santa Fe
View of: Front, east elevation, facing northwest
The vernacular, two-unit residence was erected before 1957, and modified nearly 30 years later with the addition of a
cross gable entry. The combined residence is aligned along a north-south axis on the west side of Camino Matias. In plan,
it is a side-gabled rectangle with a cross gable appended to its northeast corner. The north unit (120) holds about 1,256
square-feet, with three bedrooms . A window wall spanning the northeast corner signals its contemporary design. The
north elevation under the gable is marred by a c.1984 shed -roof structure enclosing the furnace and water heater. The
front fac;ade faces east and is dominated by the non-historic cross gable entry. A recessed entry at the south end leads to
116. The interior, encompassing approximately 939 square feet, is arranged like an apartment. A similar non-historic
stuccoed enclosure around the furnace and water heater is attached to the south elevation. The rear (west) elevation of
the combined units faces onto a common area. A continuous overhang characterizes this fac;ade. It is penetrated with
three sliding glass doors and a mixture of fixed and sliding windows of different sizes. The roof is sheathed with rib metal
panels. It unclear who designed the original house. The c.1984 addition of the cross gable and furnace and water heater
enclosures wa s drawn in Philippe Registe r's shop.
13. Construction Date: pre-1958, with alterations and cross-gable entry added on front fa~ade in c.1984
_x_Known _x_ Source: aerial photograph
14. Setting:
_x_ Suburban _ Rural _ Village _ Urban If Urban: Commercial lndustrial_x_ Residential Public
.i. Relationship to Surroundings: Similar _x_ Dissimilar
Comments: Vernacular, gabled buildings, dissimilar to the Contemporary and Spanish-Pueblo Revival housing of Plaza del Monte

302(Continued from other side)
North Box Indicates Post-1968 Addition
Unknown _x_ No Yes How?
17. Surveyor:
(your name, address, telephone number, and any group
affiliation)
John W. Murphey
Architectural Historian
Firstlight Consulting
505-577-7593
John@archhistorvservices.com
For: Wayne S. Lloyd, A. I.A., Lloyd and
Associates, Architects
18. Owner (if known) and other
knowledgeable people:
Plaza del Monte, LLC
20. Significance to Current Community: _x_ Unknown _ None _ Low _ Moderate _H igh
Describe: Unknown
21. Other Significance or Information of Interest: (such as historical, legendary, structural, former ownership, etc.)
The first res idents identified with the house during the Plaza del Monte period are Margaret D. Becker (116) and Minnie C.
Wither (120). Both are identified as tenants in the 1966 Santa Fe city directory.
22. National or State Register:
Is this property individually listed on a historic register? _Unknown _x_ No Yes
If yes: _State National
If 'no' or unknown, do you think this property is eligible for listing? No _x_Yes
Wh ? See Anal sis of Historical Status.
Is this property in a historic district? Unknown No _x_ Yes
If yes: _Contributing _x_ Non-contributing _No Status
If 'yes', what is the name of the district? _State _National _x_ City of Santa:
Downtown and Eastside Historic District
24. Supplemental Forms:
None _x_ HCPI Detail Form (FORM 2) _Continuation Sheets, # pages: ______
Recommended
Noncontributing Structure
to the Downtown and
Eastside Historic District,
March 28, 2018

303Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Detail Form (FORM 2)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
"'~tH~P
,CRfN'o
1. Name of property:
116/120 Camino Matias
3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe ID #:
Plaza del Monte lnventoPlaza del Monte
Residence 7 Downtown and Eastside Historic District 4. County: Santa Fe
6. Visible Construction Material:
Adobe
Concrete:
Cast Stone
Metal:
Corrugated
Stone:
Random
Coursed
Brick
Concrete:
Poured
Metal:
Structural
Siding
Stone:
River Rock
_x_Stucco: Tile:
Clay
Wood:
Horizontal Wood:
Siding Jacal
_Wood: Tongue and Groove
10. Windows*
Operation Material
Casement Aluminum
Sliding Aluminum
Fixed Wood
_Composition Concrete: Block
Earth
Plaster
Metal:
V-Crimp
Stone:- Rusticated
_Vinyl
Siding
Wood:
Log
N/A
Glazing
8-8
1-1
Single
_Masonry:
Simulated
Stone:
Random
Ashlar
Stone: Tabular
Wood: Board
and Batten
Wood: Shingle
Other: Frame
Number**
2
8
1
*Because of storm covers, the operation and material is not definite.
**Includes single and grouped units
11. Doors
Type
Single-Leaf
Single
Sliding
5. Date of Survey: January 18, 2018
7. Number of Stories: N/A
Number: _x_1 _11/2 2
21/2 Other:
8. Foundation: N/A
Not visible
_x_ At Grade
Materials: _x_ Concrete
Other: _____
Notes:
9. Roof: N/A
Shape: _x_Fiat
None
Raised
Stone
_Hipped_ Pyramidal
Shed Other:
Pitch: None Low
_ Medium _Steep
Features: Eave:
_x_ Parapets
Materials: _Asphalt
Earth _x_ Gravel
_Composition shingle _Metal: Pressed
_Composition Roll _Metal: Corrugated
_Metal: Standing Seam_ Metal: V- Crimp
_Tile: Terra Cotta _Wood: Shingle
Other:
Style
Flush
Full-Glass
Patio
N/A
Material
Wood
Wood
Aluminum
13. Porches _x_ N/A
Number
4
1
3
12. Chimneys
N/A Type: Entry-portal Partial-Width Full-Width _Wrap
14. Other Si nificant Features N/A
15. Modifications: ..! No known modifications
#1 Date: Pre-1966; introduction of modern fenestration; material and visual evidence.
#2 Date: c.1984; introduction of cross-gable entry across front, east, facade; drawings, aerial photographs and material and visual evidence.

304HCPI Detail Form FORM 2) (Continued from other side)
16. Primary Architectural Style _Not Applicable
Art Deco/Streamline Mod erne
. Bungalow/Craftsman
. Colonial Revival
Folk Victorian
Notes:
Gothic Revival
International
ltalianate
Mediterranean
17. Documents Available and Their Locations
New Mexico Historic Preservation Division
407 Galisteo Street, Suite 236
Santa Fe, NM 87501
(505) 827-6320
Are associated properties eligible for listing? No
19. Site Plan: Current plan is not available.
Mission Revival
Neo-Classical
Northern NM
Prairie
Pueblo
Queen Anne
Ranch
_Spanish-Colonial
_ Spanish-Pueblo Revival
Territorial
Territorial Revival
Tudor Revival
Other: No style- side-gable vernacular form with Ranch style elements
Historic Preservation Division
Land Use Department
City of Santa Fe
200 Lincoln Avenue
Santa Fe, NM 87504
(505) 955-6605

305Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Detail Form (FORM 2)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
Plaza del Monte
Residence 7
116/120 Camino Matias
Downtown and Eastside Historic District
Evaluation of Historical Status
3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe 10 #:
Plaza del Monte lnvento
4. County: Santa Fe
5. Date of Survey: January 18, 2018
Erected before 1958, and modified in the mid-1980s with a cross-gable entry and small
additions, the house does not harmonize or contribute to the aesthetic of Plaza del
Monte or the historic character of the district. Additionally, its historical association lies
with the Allison-James School, which was demolished in 1960. For these reasons, the
recommendation is to maintain the status of 116/120 Camino Matias as a
Noncontributing Structure to the Downtown and Eastside Historic District.
Ordinance Definition - "Contributing Structure"
A structure, located in a historic district, approximately fifty years old or older that helps
to establish and maintain the character of that historic district. Although a contributing
structure is not unique in itself, it adds to the historic associations or historic
architectural design qualities that are significant for a district. The contributing structure
may have had minor alterations, but its integrity remains.

306Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Detail Form (FORM 2)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
- r HPD Office use only: Please complete HCPI FORM 1 before completing FORM 2
CPINo. District No. NRHP SRCP Criteria A B c D
1. Name of property: 2. Location: 3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe ID #:
Plaza del Monte 116/120 Camino Matias Plaza del Monte Inventory
Residence 7 Downtown and Eastside Historic District 4. County: Santa Fe
5. Date of Survey: January 18, 2018
Illustrations
Figure 1: May 2, 1966 aerial photograph.
Building present; pre-alteration.
Courtesy NMDOT.

307Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Detail Form (FORM 2)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
~~r HPD Office use only: Please complete HCPI FORM 1 before completing FORM 2
,1CPINo. District No. NRHP SRCP Criteria A 8 c D
1. Name of property: 2. Location: 3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe 10 #:
Plaza del Monte 116/120 Camino Matias Plaza del Monte Inventory
Residence 7 Downtown and Eastside Historic District 4. County: Santa Fe
5. Date of Survey: January 18, 2018
Figure 2: February 27, 1969 aerial photograph .
Building present; pre-alteration.
Courtesy NMDOT.

308Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Detail Form (FORM 2)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
~
r HPD Office use only: Please complete HCPI FORM 1 before completing FORM 2
CPINo. District No. NRHP SRCP Criteria A B c D
1. Name of property: 2. Location: 3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe ID #:
Plaza del Monte 116/120 Camino Matias Plaza del Monte Inventory
Residence 7 Downtown and Eastside Historic District 4. County: Santa Fe
5. Date of Survey: January 18, 2018
Survey Photographs
(All images taken by John Murphey on January 18, 2018, except where indicated )
Photo 1: Street and north elevations, facing southwest.

309Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Detail Form (FORM 2)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
""''lr HPD Office use only: Please complete HCPI FORM 1 before completing FORM 2
CPINo. District No. NRHP SRCP Criteria .A B c D
1. Name of property: 2. Location: 3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe ID #:
Plaza del Monte 116/120 Camino Matias Plaza del Monte Inventory
Residence 7 Downtown and Eastside Historic District 4. County: Santa Fe
5. Date of Survey: January 18, 2018
Photo 2: South elevation, facing northwest.

310Historic Cultural Properties Inventory (HCPI) Detail Form (FORM 2)
Historic Preservation Division, New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
~ "' ~>r HPD Office use only: Please complete HCPI FORM 1 before completing FORM 2
CPINo. District No. NRHP SRCP Criteria A 8 c D
1. Name of property: 2. Location: 3. Local Reference Number:
Santa Fe 10 #:
Plaza del Monte 116/120 Camino Matias Plaza del Monte Inventory
Residence 7 Downtown and Eastside Historic District 4. County: Santa Fe
5. Date of Survey: January 18, 2018
Photo 3: West elevation, facing northeast.