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CITY CLERK
CITY CLERK - TYPE
AGENDA REPORT
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11/18/2014
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15Y
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SUPPLEMENTAL MATERIAL
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Karen Diaz <br /> Subject: FW: November 18 City Council Discussion of Design Review for First Ten Feet of Pre-1942 <br /> Homes <br /> SUPPLEMEi4ThL MATERlAl. <br /> Provided to the City Council <br /> After Distribution of Packet <br /> Mayor Thome and the Pleasanton City Council, — <br /> I would strongly encourage the City to include a design review for the first ten feet of any pre- <br /> 1942 home that is under remodel or reconstruction. The majority of heritage homes in <br /> Pleasanton are Queen Anne cottages, vernacular cottages and Mission Revival bungalows. <br /> The first ten feet is the building. Without design reviews of the first ten feet a significant <br /> amount of Pleasanton's heritage and history could be remodeled out of existence. <br /> As a homeowner, restorationist, and regular contributor to two national magazines on the <br /> subject of old house remodeling and preservation, I feel not only a resident's desire to <br /> preserve our historic downtown neighborhood, but also a businessman's. Put simply, homes <br /> and property are worth more in neighborhoods that have preserved their heritage buildings <br /> and trees. <br /> As I understand it, the Historic Preservation task force recommended the first ten foot design <br /> review to the City and its planners. If so, Let me add my voice to theirs in encouraging you to <br /> institute design review for the first ten feet of any pre-1942 home that is under remodel or <br /> reconstruction. <br /> John Ribovich, <br /> Resident, 315 Rose Avenue <br /> Co-Director, Classic House Restoration , L.L.C.. <br /> Click here to report this email as spam. <br /> t <br />
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