Landmarks Commission
Cleveland Landmarks Commission
Thursday, July 13, 2023
9:00 a.m. — 11:00 a.m. EDT
601 Lakeside Ave E. Cleveland, OH 44114 (Directions)
City Hall (Watch on YouTube or attend in person), Room 514
The Cleveland Landmarks Commission is responsible for determining whether buildings, sites or historic districts are eligible for designation as landmarks.
The Commission follows established criteria listed in the Landmarks Ordinance and uses the Secretary of the Interior’s Standards for Rehabilitation to review proposed changes.
Through the issuance of Certificates of Appropriateness the Commission reviews building and demolition permits for Designated Cleveland Landmarks and Districts.
Local Design Review Committees act as advisory committees to the Landmarks Commission within designated historic districts.
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Reporting
Edited and summarized by the Cleveland - OH Documenters Team
Commission reviews plans for construction on Ohio City Farm
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10:30 PM Jul 12, 2023 CDT
Jayme Schwartzberg is the presenter some of the items are made by french companies https://t.co/4hIAKNwB9x
Director Huang had questions about the bike parking
Carter Edman wanted to know about the signs
Bob Strickland asked about the concrete and pavers materials https://t.co/EDTyV5OP8u
No one is present in the Meeting…
Up next Mr Wallach and the property he bought in May https://t.co/haPeJKnWZy
He has 19 windows in need of repair
He wants vinyl white frames instead of beige
Staff reports says the darker colors is desirable https://t.co/hxIysbeTGv
Strickland asked about a higher level of product.
Wallach said he chose Window Nation has lifetime warranty
Dan Wallach said white gives a seamless look https://t.co/Q5IqZuk2IK
Wallach asked about different colors in anticipation of future changes to his house
Chair Trott said the department would work with him
Strickland made the comments on warping with darker colors
A bathroom is also in the plans
Meredith Pangrace is the owner as has been almost 20 years
Cedar siding is the material of the house https://t.co/1ngKI1PITK
This is in the Franklin Clinton area
Design review is in agreement with conditions
Staff reports suggest that conditions be in place.
Roof materials are discussed.
Bonezzi said that the homes on her block does have porches.
He supports
Michelle Anderson’s agreed with the shingle on the roof
Cloth on the porch was a suggestion of hers.
Julie Mallett is the presenter for the project. She is with the architect.
Five women have come together to assist pregnant women https://t.co/vh6tuT03hA
Ray Tarasuck is the architect and his main focus is on living space for the residents. https://t.co/Ae1TGKoEDS
Design review approval with conditions per staff.
This house was scheduled for demolition…
Mark Reinhold is Happy with the idea of the project https://t.co/MPfHy1Jbwa
Bonezzi is proud to support this project
Staff members are in support
Director Huang did some reading on motherhood and supports the project
Anderson is supporting and has color issues
Motion passed with conditions
This is a restaurant across from the rta station on Detroit Avenue
Strickland said the project is well planned in spite of the challenges
He supports the project.
Bonezzi asked about the slope of the roof
He also asked about the south roof and parallels
He supports the project
Trott asked about the current language of the project
Water management is a great concern for her https://t.co/7xuXiKTUSU
Bonezzi agrees with Trott about the language
More renovations are planned Fischer said
Karl Brunjes said in prior times there was changes
He asked for the material
Trott asked about water retention and landscaping
Jason Rohal is the presenter
There was a previous owner,
It is planned for retail https://t.co/FF342MIxNs
Dual purpose structures are in the area.
Outdoor patio is planned on the 1st floor
Addition of apartments are in the plans
Second floor is going to have a patio area
Windows are proposed to the entire structure and be complimentary to the building
This was recommended by design review
Staff reports from January 2021
Approved prior requests
Suggestion to the door designers Brunjes said https://t.co/AKXun4F2ja
Trott spoke to the awnings bulkhead and other features
Windows design
and recommends a door choice for the apartment portion
Bonezzi spoke to the color pallets past and present
He spoke to the 2nd page of the presentation and the strange brown material
Rohal replied that it might have been a previous infill from a former structure next door.
Anderson spoke to the color of the project is an improvement
She agreed with the door color of the apartment portion
She supports
Brunjes is in support too
The panel supports.
Rear side porch and fencing is the goal
This is for a family with children and a dog
Marinucci is a member of the CDC in the area
The owner is dead and has no heirs. https://t.co/4fVVfEHECt
Roof configurations are a great consideration
Rear porch is a great deal for the people who are buying the property https://t.co/v0UKccjk7I
A six foot fence is planned
Aluminum black
The people who are buying this house have 4 children and desire Security
Questions and design review are discussed
Staff members have issues with a porch in the rear of the project
They also have issues with other issues
Question and comments time
Strickland spoke about his house next door. He said the home has a side door
He has no problem with the addition but objects to the French door and smaller porch.
He supports the fence as well
Bonezzi thanx the board for the color information
His query is about elevation and cornering for the roof
Marinucci agrees with the board
Her endeavor is the client’s goal
Trott understands the situation
She suggests the south side is addressed. The porch should be moved.
She supports the fence
Fencing criteria is discussed
Last but not least Patrick of the farm is the presenter
They have operated for 13 years
It is a 6 acres property one of the largest in the country
They are paying a minimum of 15 dollars for the employees
They have over 700 customers https://t.co/Trz97JxqIc
They have a 10 year lease with CMHA
They want an International Market year round
This would include classrooms and interior bathrooms etc https://t.co/0T5b1ucqtS
Working with zoning regarding the property line
The presentation is in city hall and the speaker did not identify herself https://t.co/TQHfZFnFVj
As this portion of the Meeting is just ideas no motion are going to be entertained by the board
Design review was 7/6 with support
Karl Brunjes said that there might be variations needed but likes the design.
Trott read the notes for Brunjes
Bonezzi supports the idea and is a foodie restaurant owners speak about this resource frequently.
He supports the project
He spoke for a while about his passion
Trott is in support as well
Her criticism is the wall colors that face the West side market
Future Meetings will address the additional challenges for longevity
But she supports
This farm is in the #IrishBend project with direct access
Tours are planned
Several years of planning has occurred
Bonezzi asked about the roof
His thesis was on this area
Applicants are satisfied with the feedback today.
Meeting minutes approved from 2015 four of them
Motion passed
Administrative Reports
This Meeting is adjourned!
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Cleveland Landmarks Commission
The Landmarks Commission is responsible for determining whether buildings, sites or historic districts are eligible for designation as landmarks. The Commission follows established criteria listed in the Landmarks Ordinance and uses the Secretary of the Interior’s Standards for Rehabilitation to review proposed changes. Through the issuance of Certificates of Appropriateness the Commission reviews building and demolition permits for Designated Cleveland Landmarks and Districts. Local Design Review Committees act as advisory committees to the Landmarks Commission within designated historic districts.