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In conclusion, Mr. Huff stated that they are looking to the Commission to provide insight <br />and direction in terms of how to deal with keeping the scale of Spring Street homes <br />while keeping the criteria of a three -story residence set far back from Spring Street. <br />Commissioner Pentin noted that the houses on Spring Street look like Mission Revival <br />and asked Mr. Huff to confirm that the small apartment building behind the unit located <br />directly across the street is of the same Mission Revival type scale. <br />Mr. Huff said yes and added that ironically, he designed that Mission Revival apartment <br />building 25 years ago. He stated that the project is an example of the inset panels seen <br />in the elevations of the proposed unit, whose purpose is to diminish the scale of the <br />house. He noted that the proposed residence is also basically Mission Revival but only <br />taller. <br />Commissioner Pentin stated that he was interested in the inset panels and the <br />appearance of the building from around the building. He noted that while the story <br />poles can be seen from Main Street, they are not 3D renderings. He added that he can <br />see from the drawings in the staff report, where the mass and the trees will fill in the <br />spaces; however, the one story building from behind it will have a very large building set <br />back five feet away. He indicated that he is unable to tell from the drawings just what <br />designs these drawings are and how they will look on that space. <br />Mr. Huff inquired what would help the Commission along these terms. <br />Commissioner Pentin replied that he knows Spring Street very well as he had a <br />business there about six years ago. He indicated that he is familiar with stucco, and he <br />is trying to visualize the building, which is still part of Spring Street although set back <br />farther and much taller, and not visible from Ray Street or Main Street. He indicated <br />that seeing the building from all four sides is important, and the building drawings do not <br />provide that. <br />Commissioner Blank stated that what would help him would be a shade study at some <br />point, color renderings, and a high quality, accurate photo simulation where the <br />proposed building, as actually built, would be placed with views as seen from the street, <br />the neighbors, and other appropriate points. <br />Mr. Huff replied that this could be done. He indicated that one of the reasons for <br />tonight's workshop is to get these comments so they can be integrated into the final <br />proposal when the project comes back to the Planning Commission as a regular item. <br />Chair Narum noted that she is having a problem making the connection between the <br />proposed project and its being part of or tied -in to the Mission Revival. She indicated <br />that she understands that the applicant is not trying to necessarily duplicate the Mission <br />Revival houses that front Spring Street; however, she would want to have some general <br />tie-in. <br />PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES, March 23, 2011 Page 5 of 21 <br />
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