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HomeMy WebLinkAboutItem 4b - Staff Presentation11/08/2021 Item 4b ‐ Staff Presentation 1 HIST-0608-2021 (211 Chorro) Designation as a Master List Resource in on the City's Inventory of Historic Resources (The Muller-Noggle House and Garage) Master List Resource Designation which may be applied to the most unique and  important historic properties and resources in terms of •Age, •Architectural or historical significance, •Rarity, or •Association with important persons or events in the City’s past (Historic Preservation Ordinance § 14.01.020) 1 2 11/08/2021 Item 4b ‐ Staff Presentation 2 Evaluation 3 4 11/08/2021 Item 4b ‐ Staff Presentation 3 Minimal Traditional Architecture (Historical Context Statement) Simple rectangular plan Medium, low-pitched hip or side-gable roof w/shallow eaves Smooth stucco wall cladding, often with wood lap or stone veneer accents Wood multi-light windows (picture, double-hung sash, casement) Shallow entry porch with slender wood supports Fixed wooden shutters Minimal decorative exterior detailing The Minimal Traditional style is defined by simple exterior forms and a restrained use of traditional architectural detailing. The Minimal Traditional house was immensely popular in large suburban residential developments throughout the United States during the World War II and postwar periods. The style had its origins in the principles of the Modern movement and the requirements of the FHA and other Federal programs of the 1930s. Its open plan reflected the developer’s desire for greater efficiency. Modern construction methods addressed the builder’s need to reduce costs and keep homes affordable to the middle class. Conventional detailing appealed to conservative home buyers and mortgage companies. 5 6 11/08/2021 Item 4b ‐ Staff Presentation 4 Listing Criteria (§ 14.01.070) Architectural criteria Style and Design: “… Minimal Traditional Late Georgian Revival design rare in the United States and unique in San Luis Obispo, with the reception pavilion’s extraordinary pyramidal roof echoed by the garage, plus a plethora of elegant Georgian Revival features” … one of only two documented houses in San Luis by the F. C. Stolte Company, the historically significant builders of Hearst Castle (Papp pg. 21) Integrity:  … retains the integrity of the six applicable aspects (location, design, setting, materials, workmanship, and feeling) to communicate its significance. (Papp pg. 2) Applicant’s Historical Evaluation, pg. 21 HIST-0608-2021 (211 Chorro) Designation as a Master List Resource in on the City's Inventory of Historic Resources (The Muller-Noggle House and Garage) 7 8