5. 320 Camino Delora H-00-129

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� some research on the color and found it to be very historical. Mr. Purvis asked if it
was darker. Mr. Marlens agreed. Mr. Hewat said it would duplicate a lead based
red of the nineteenth century.
Mr. Purvis asked the color of the beams. Mr. Marlens said there would only
be two colors for the entire project: the color of the stucco and the barn red color
for everything else. He asked if the Board would be willing to give him discretion
in either painting the beams and posts red or not painting them at all, he would
appreciate it. He said if they couldn't, he would paint them red.
Mr. Purvis asked if the windows and doors would be the same color. Mr.
Marlens agreed. He explained that the windows were divided internally by metal
and had wood muntins.
Mr. Purvis said his recommendation was to approve it both ways, saying
his preference was not to paint the beams and posts. Mr. Padilla agreed, saying
he would recommend that they not be painted and if the applicant would like to
paint them, that it come back to staff for review. Mr. Marlens agreed.
Mr. Padilla asked Mr. Hewat if on the proposed north elevation, the wall
was 72" high. Mr. Hewat agreed, saying it was measured from the highest point
of the grade to the top of the wall there by Cristo Rey School. He said the
applicant needed the height there by the school. The applicant further explained
the height of the wall to the satisfaction of the Board.
The motion to approve per staff recommendations with the condition
that the beams and posts not be painted passed by unanimous voice vote.
NEW BUSINESS
1. Case #H-00-135. 136 Daniel St. Westside Guadalupe Historic District.
Non-contributing. Gregory F. Teakle, agent for Bee Gee enterprises,
propose the conversion of non-contributing building to a commercial office
to include removal of front door and portal, replacement of rear door, and
the removal of a backyard fence.
Mr. Hewat presented the staff report for this case [attached as Exhibit D].
MINUTES OF THE CITY OF SANTA FE
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BACKGROUND & SUMMARY:
The Board reviewed this case at the September 12, 2000 meeting but
considered the information submitted insufficient to complete the review. As
such, the Board voted to postpone the case to the October 1o, 2000 and give the
applicant the opportunity to provide more detailed information regarding the
project. Revised drawings and specifications have been submitted.
The applicant proposes to rehabilitate a 1945 <non-contributing> adobe
house located in the Downtown and Eastside Historic District. The submitted
proposal calls for the replacement of aluminium slider windows on the east <front>
elevation with two pairs of flanking, five by two-light "French" casement simulated
divided light windows. This will necessitate that each of the openings be enlarged
significantly. The revised proposal also specifies simple window mouldings, and
eliminates the previously submitted detail of shutters. The windows will be stained
"Barn Red." Two french doors of a similar configuration will installed on the west
elevation and are to open on to a concrete block stoop. on the north elevation,
the applicant proposes to replace the existing aluminium windows with two, two
by six-light custom wood casement windows. The revised proposal also calls for
two new openings on the south elevation into which will be installed windows
similar to those proposed for the east elevation. The existing doors on the east
and west elevations of the house will be replaced with three-board softwood
doors stained "Barn Redff to match windows.
Additionally, the applicant proposes to add three stuccoed masonry
chimneys that will penetrate the roof and rise two feet above the roof which will
be insulated and re-sheathed. The proposal calls for the existing brick parapet to
be uncovered and restored. The exterior walls will be re-stuccoed with a 50/50 El
Rey cottonwood/Sandalwood mixture. A ' 5' x 30' portal with a 1O" parapet
penetrated by two canales and supported by four peeled posts with zapatos is
proposed for the east elevation of the house.
The applicant also proposes to rehabilitate the c.1965 garage located
southwest of the house. This rehabilitation will consist of the existing garage <east
elevation> door being replaced by one set of French doors <similar to those
proposed for the house> and the installation of 4 deep portals extending around
north, east, and west elevations at the height of the existing building. The portal is
to be supported by vigas which will extend from the north and south elevations of
the garage. Plans also call for the installation of two sets of french doors on the
north elevation of this building.
The proposed landscaping consists of the construction of a stuccoed
masonry wall along east property line that will range In height from between 43"
and 60" in height. A round arched wood vehicular gate of 52" in height is proposed
at the south end of the east wall while a round arched pedestrian gate at a height
of 6',6" is proposed on axis with the front door. A 52" high stuccoed masonry wall
is also proposed to run west along the north property line for 21· at which point
the material will change to cedar plank and range in height from 48" to 60" for the

remaining 147' feet to the west property line. A height calculation gives a
maximum allowable height of 52" for walls and fences in the Camino Delora
streetscape.