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NOTICE OF AGENDA PUBLIC MEETING Twin Falls Historic Preservation Commission March 21, 2016, 12:00 PM City Council Chambers 305 3 rd Avenue East Twin Falls, ID 83301 HISTORIC PRESERVATION COMMISSION MEMBERS Ryan Horsley Samantha Kemp Debbie Lattin Wendy Rice Nancy Taylor Randall Watson Lucy Wills Vice-Chair Chair COUNCIL LIAISON: Ruth Pierce AFFILIATE VOLUNTEER ADVISOR: Darrell Buffaloe I. CALL MEETING TO ORDER: 1. Confirmation of quorum 2. Introduction of staff II. CONSENT CALENDAR: 1. Approval of Minutes from the following meeting(s): January 19, 2016 & February 22, 2016 III. CERTIFICATE OF APPROPRIATENESS: 1. Request for a Certificate of appropriateness for a sign located at 302 3 rd Avenue South. c/o Jerry Michener. IV. OLD BUSINESS UPDATE: 1. Idaho Certified Local Government Grant (Design Guidelines/Education) 2. City budget 3. Highway Sign 4. Idaho Archaeology and Historic Preservation Month V. NEW BUSINESS: 1. Operation Facelift 2016 VI. INPUT AND/OR ITEMS FROM THE HISTORIC PRESERVATION COMMISSION VII. UPCOMING MEETINGS/SCHEDULE: Monday, April 18, 2016 VIII. ADJOURN MEETING: Si desea esta información en español, llame Leila Sanches al (208) 735-7287 Any person(s) needing special accommodations to participate in the above noticed meeting should contact Lisa A. Strickland at (208) 735-7267 at least two (2) working days before the meeting.

MINUTES PUBLIC MEETING Twin Falls Historic Preservation Commission January 19, 2016, 12:00 PM City Council Chambers 305 3 rd Avenue East Twin Falls, ID 83301 HISTORIC PRESERVATION COMMISSION MEMBERS Ryan Horsley Samantha Kemp Debbie Lattin Vacancy Wendy Rice Nancy Taylor Randall Watson Vice Chairman Chairman COUNCIL LIAISON: Ruth Pierce CITY STAFF: Strickland, Weeks MEMBER ATTENDANCE: Horsley, Lattin, Taylor, Watson LIAISON/STAFF ATTENDANCE: Strickland, Weeks I. CALL MEETING TO ORDER: Chairperson Taylor called the meeting to order and confirmed a quorum. II. CONSENT CALENDAR: 1. Approval of Minutes from the following meeting(s): 11 16 15 Motion: Commissioner Horsley made a motion to approve the consent calendar, as presented. Commissioner Lattin seconded the motion. Unanimously Approved 2. Election of Commission Officers Motion: Commissioner Lattin nominated Commissioner Taylor for Chairperson. Commissioner Horsley seconded the motion. Unanimously Approved Motion: Commissioner Taylor nominated Commissioner Kemp for Vice Chairperson. Commissioner Horsley seconded the motion. Unanimously Approved III. IV. CERTIFICATE OF APPROPRIATENESS: None OLD BUSINESS UPDATE: 1. Idaho Certified Local Government Grant (Design Guidelines/Education) Planner I Weeks stated that she has this on the agenda so that plans could be made for providing public education to the downtown district and park district about the new Historic Preservation Guidelines. It will be beneficial to the public as well as an

Page 2 of 3 Historic Preservation Commission Minutes January 19, 2016 opportunity to get feedback on creating a Historic Overlay District for these areas prior to scheduling a public hearing. Chairperson Taylor stated that she has some contacts in the downtown area that might be able to assist in hosting an Open House and she would like to see something planned in February if possible. Planner I Weeks stated that the Council Chambers has been used for Open Houses in the past but that a different venue in the Downtown or Park District would be a good idea. 2. Rogerson Hotel Recovery Project Chairperson Taylor reviewed the Rogerson Hotel Recovery Project and stated that she has been working on this project since September of 2015. The group she worked with has recovered a lot of artifacts and materials from the building. The first order of business will be for the County Museum to get first pick at the items that were recovered. The second would be for the City Historic Preservation Commission to salvage items for education or possibly a museum for the City. The third would be materials that could be used to refurbish other historic projects in the Magic Valley. She will be doing a presentation for the City Council on January 25, 2016 regarding this project. Councilperson Pierce thanked Chairperson Taylor for all of her efforts and for coordinating this project. 3. Highway Sign Planner I Weeks explained that the Highway Signs can be provided at no cost, however to have one of the signs posted the state requires a pull off area so that people can pull off the road to read the sign. The expense come from providing this pull off area, it has to be a certain size and has to be paved. The other issue is that the area that was shown as a possible location for this sign is Railroad right of way and would probably not be feasible for this project. Chairperson Taylor asked for more information to be provided regarding the state requirements and the specific to see if this project is feasible. Commissioner Horsley stated he likes the idea of a historic sign but would like to see something on a grander scale that would get people s attention as they enter the City. V. NEW BUSINESS: 1. City Budget Planner I Weeks explained that currently the Historic Preservation Commission does not have a budget any extras that have to be spent have to come from the Planning & Zoning Department budget or some other kind of arrangements need to be made. She explained that long term planning is about to begin discussion for the 2016 2017 budget. She feels this would be a good opportunity for the Historic Preservation Commission to request that some funds be set aside for the Commission to assist in things like Open House costs, brochure publication and other educational opportunities that might require some funds to occur. She asked that the Commission consider some of these things and think about whether or not a request should be

Page 3 of 3 Historic Preservation Commission Minutes January 19, 2016 made to create a budget for the Historic Preservation Commission. She stated this will be discussed at the next meeting. VI. INPUT AND/OR ITEMS FROM THE HISTORIC PRESERVATION COMMISSION: None VII. UPCOMING MEETINGS/SCHEDULE: Tuesday, February 16, 2016 VIII. ADJOURN MEETING: Chairperson Taylor adjourned the meeting at 12:45pm. Lisa A Strickland Administrative Assistant Planning & Zoning Commission

MINUTES PUBLIC MEETING Twin Falls Historic Preservation Commission February 22, 2016 12:00 PM City Council Chambers 305 3 rd Avenue East Twin Falls, ID 83301 HISTORIC PRESERVATION COMMISSION MEMBERS Ryan Horsley Samantha Kemp Debbie Lattin Vice Chairman Lucy Wills Wendy Rice Nancy Taylor Randall Watson Chairman CITY STAFF: Strickland, Weeks MEMBER ATTENDANCE: Horsley, Kemp, Wills, Rice, Taylor, Watson LIAISON/STAFF ATTENDANCE: Buffaloe, Pierce, Strickland, Weeks I. CALL MEETING TO ORDER: Chairperson Taylor called the meeting to order and confirmed a quorum. Chairperson Taylor introduced Lucy Wills the new commissioner. Chairperson Taylor introduce PTA representatives from Bickel School to discuss their plans to celebrate the 110 th year anniversary for the school. Jennifer Fish explained that on May 19, 2016 there will be a celebration for the 110 th year anniversary for Bickel Elementary School. They plan to have an event for the kids and later that evening have an open house for the public to come celebrate. They have a couple other projects they are working on related to history. They have found old PTA record books and would like to get them digitized. They have also found an old desk made in 1903 that they would like to preserve for display, as well as an old cabinet that needs some glass replaced. They also asked that if any of the Commissioners knew people in the community that went to Bickel Elementary and had any interest in participating in the celebration to let them know. Commissioner Rice offered to make some contacts to discuss the digital record request. II. III. CONSENT CALENDAR: 1. Approval of Minutes from the following meeting(s): None CERTIFICATE OF APPROPRIATENESS: 1. GemStone Development, Inc., 135 5 th Ave S, re-design Applicant Presentation: Lisa Hanowell stated that she is here today to review the exterior building plans with the Commission. In order to meet code and to accommodate all of the space needed in the building the elevations shown on the overhead have stairs on the west side of the building. They would like to keep the stairs on this side of the building if at all possible. The materials for the railing would be designed to blend with the building and earth tones they have chosen. She displayed on the overhead some options for the railing.

Deliberations Followed: Commissioner Horsley stated that he liked the railing that looked like pipe for a more industrial look. Commissioner Taylor agreed. Commissioner Watson agreed but asked that they not use a shiny material. Ms. Hanowell explained the plan is to keep with the earth tones so that the railing and stairs don t stand out against the building. Motion: Commissioner Horsley made a motion to approve the request, as presented, like the pipe photo presented. Commissioner Kemp seconded the motion. Discussion on the Motion: Commissioner Watson stated that the building code may limit the applicant s options for railing. He explained the motion may be too specific and cause the applicant to come back through this process to present an alternative after a building code review. Commissioner Taylor stated that she understands code requirements need to be met and would be comfortable with staff s decision and asked if the applicant would have to come back to the Historic Preservation Commission with any changes. Commissioner Horsley stated that he doesn t think it would be necessary for the applicant to come back through this process but he did ask that the industrial look of the building and railing be kept in mind when decisions are made. Ms. Hanowell explained that she will work with staff and do her best to keep the design guidelines in mind. Roll Call Vote: All members present voted in favor of the motion. 2. St. Luke s, 212 3 rd Ave S, Vestibule Planner I Weeks reviewed the proposal for adding onto the vestibule to the St. Luke s facility located at 212 3 rd Avenue South. This will provide a safety feature for the employees and will also help with energy efficiency. The addition is approximately 21 sq. ft. and they plan to cover it in like materials with windows and a glass door. Deliberations Followed: Without Concerns Motion: Commissioner Horsley made a motion to approve the request, as presented. Commissioner Rice seconded the motion. All members present voted in favor of the motion. IV. OLD BUSINESS UPDATE: 1. Idaho Certified Local Government Grant (Design Guidelines/Education) Chairperson Taylor stated she is involved in the downtown district revitalization. She will get with Josh Palmer to work on moving forward with an open house. The priority is to meet with the stakeholders prior to scheduling anything with City Council.

2. City budget Planner I Weeks explained that Jonathan Spendlove Planner I is representing the Planning & Zoning Department in the long term planning process. Currently the request will be to add $2500 to the Planning & Zoning budget for Historic Preservation Commission. 3. Highway Sign Darrel Buffalo explained that he has spoken with the Idaho Department of Transportation about installing a Highway Historic Marker here in Twin Falls. The reason for the location chosen is because the ITD felt like this spot would be sufficient. The sign is free and with the Commissions permission he would like to move forward with pursuing this project. Motion: Commissioner Watson made a motion to support Mr. Buffalo in his efforts to pursue the Highway Historic Sign project. Commissioner Rice seconded the motion. All members present voted in favor of the motion. V. NEW BUSINESS: 1. Idaho Archaeology and Historic Preservation Month Chairperson Taylor stated she would like to have a festival in the warehouse district. She has several ideas, she is willing to research the cost of the event and report back to the Commission. 2. Pursue putting property on Historic Register - Wendy Commissioner Rice asked for some information on how to get a property listed on the Historic Registry. Planner I Weeks explained that she can contact the Idaho State Historical Society regarding her request. However, before she contacts Paul she would like to make sure the property located at 361 3 rd Ave N is not already on the register. VI. INPUT AND/OR ITEMS FROM THE HISTORIC PRESERVATION COMMISSION VII. UPCOMING MEETINGS/SCHEDULE: Monday, March 21, 2016 VIII. ADJOURN MEETING: Chairperson Taylor adjourned the meeting at 1:05 pm. Lisa A Strickland Administrative Assistant Planning & Zoning Department

HISTORICAL PRESERVATION COMMISSION STAFF REPORT DATE: March 21, 2016, Historical Preservation Commission Meeting To: Historical Preservation Chair and Commission From: Pickleball Time, Jerry Michener, 302 3 rd Avenue South Request To consider appropriateness for construction and installation of proposed exterior signage on the east side of the building located at 302 3 rd Avenue South in the Twin Falls Historic Warehouse District. Background: It is unknown who constructed this building. The building was constructed in 1980. It is mentioned as the former site of the Sinclair and Fletcher oil companies. The most recent use of the building is Jump Time and Soccer Time. It was formally Nazz Kart. The building located at 302 3 rd Avenue South is listed on the Historical Registry as a non-contributing property. Analysis: The building is currently functioning as an indoor recreation facility, Jump Time and Soccer Time, located in the Old Town zoning district with a Warehouse Historic overlay and a P-3 Parking overlay. No exterior portion of any building or other structure (including walls, fences, light fixtures, steps and pavement, or other appurtenant features) nor aboveground utility structures nor any type of outdoor advertising sign shall be erected, altered, restored, moved or demolished within this district until after an application for a Certificate of Appropriateness as to exterior features has been submitted to and approved by the Historical Preservation Commission. Jerry Michener, is requesting approval to install an exterior sign on the east side of the building located at 302 3 rd Avenue South. Regulatory Impact: Approval of this request will allow the applicant to proceed with applying for a sign permit to install the proposed exterior signage on the east side of the building located at 302 3 rd Avenue South. A Certificate of Appropriateness permit is for Historical Preservation Commission purposes only. Other permits such as sign, building, electrical, mechanical or plumbing permits, etc may be required. All facilities must comply with all Building and Fire Code regulations. Conclusion: Should the Commission grant this request, as presented, staff recommends approval be subject to the following conditions: 1. Subject to the applicant obtaining the necessary sign permit if appropriate. N:\CommDev\Planning & Zoning\HISTORIC PRESERVATION COMMITTEE-KELLY\Agenda 2016\03-21-16\Jerry Michener\Staff Report - Pickleball Time.docx Page 1 of 2

Attachments: 1. Certificate of Appropriateness Application 2. Zoning-Vicinity Map 3. Aerial Site Map 4. Sign Elevation 5. Building Elevation 6. National Historic Registry information 7. Site Photos (2) N:\CommDev\Planning & Zoning\HISTORIC PRESERVATION COMMITTEE-KELLY\Agenda 2016\03-21-16\Jerry Michener\Staff Report - Pickleball Time.docx Page 2 of 2

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