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Historic Preservation Committee
Regular Meeting
3:00 PM, July 5, 2022
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1. Roll Call: Richard Berg, (Chair) EXCUSED, Craig Britton (Vice Chair), Kathleen
Croston, George Randels, Kathleen Knoblock, Walter Galitzki and Michael
D'Alessandro; Monica MickHager (Council Liaison)
2. Approval of Minutes:
A. Review of draft Minutes for
6/7/22 Regular Meeting
8/3/21 Sub -Committee Meeting
B. Deferred Minutes
9/7/21, 10/5/21, 1/4/22 and 2/1/22 Regular Meetings
3. Approval of Agenda:
4. Correspondence/Attachments: None
5. Appearance of Fairness:
6. Public Comment (for items not on the Agenda there is 3 -minute limit per person)
7. Other Business: 2023 HPC Work Plan
8. Old Business: None
9. New Business:
A. HPC22-020 611 Scott Street
Remodel to a Secondary historic residence
Owner: Dena Odell Agent: Steven Yanoff
Applicant and Staff Presentation
Secretary's Standards for Rehabilitation
Locally -adopted Guidelines for Secondary historic homes.
Public Comment (3 -minute limit per person)
HPC Questions, Deliberation and Recommendation
B. HPC22-22-021 734 Filmore Street
Remodel to a Secondary historic residence
Owner: Skip and Rebecca Cadorette Agent: Studio STL
Applicant and Staff Presentation
Secretary's Standards for Rehabilitation
Locally -adopted Guidelines for Secondary historic homes.
Public Comment (3 -minute limit per person)
HPC Questions, Deliberation and Recommendation
10. Announcements: None
11. Adjournment: Next Regular scheduled meeting: August 2, 2022.
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Administrative Design Review
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All applicants and Property owners must sign the application below to signify agreement with the
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Historic Preservation Committee (HPC)
Administrative Design Review
Basic Submittal Requirements
1.Cne 1co of follow
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• Completed and signed Design review application form.
• Site plan slowing proposed project location.
• design plan on paper no larger than 11x17:
dimensioned floor plats showing addition or proposed change
➢ colors, with actual color chips
➢ exterior elevation(s) showing, addition or proposed change
• $52.00 (cash or check made out to the City of Port Townsend)
2. After submittal:
• If approved, you will receive written confirmation in a few days following
submittal.
• If needed, DSD staff will let you know what further information is needed to
obtain approval for the project.
• Please do not begin your project until other City perp' its that may be
applicable to your project, such as building permits and sign permits, are
issued.
* To see if your project can be administratively approved, please consult DSD
staff.
Rev. 12/21
studioSTLI
1044 Lawrence Street
P. O. Box 1786
Port Townsend, WA 98368
360-344-8385
simon@studio-stl.com
TRANSMITTAL: HPC ADMINISTRATIVE DESIGN REVIEW
DATE:
BUILDING PERMIT
OWNER:
SITE ADDRESS:.
PARCEL #:
06-23-2022
BLD20-035
Skip and Rebekah Cadorette
734 Fillmore Street
Port Townsend, WA 98368
990000201
The Cadorette's house was built in 1915. It is a two story, wood framed single family residence with a
full walkout basement. The total floor area is 2,399 square feet. It is designated as a "Secondary
Residence" within the City of Port Townsend Historic District.
The scope of the project includes a replacement of the vinyl siding, a removal of the existing second
level deck, and the expansion of the walk out basement (which will have a new walk out roof/deck
above). The new siding is to be Hardie fiber cement lap siding. The new windows in the proposed
addition are to be white fiberglass or vinyl, matching the other existing windows on the residence.
The addition is on the back side of the residence, opposite the principal fagade.
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Administrative Design Review
All applicants and property owners must sign the application below to signify agreement with the
proposed application.
The Applicant(s) hereby certifies that all of the above statements and information contained in any
exhibits, plotplans, or other transmittals made herewith are true andprovide an accurate presentation of
the proposed project. The applicant(s) acknowledges that any action taken by the City of Port Townsend
based in whole or in part on this application may be reversed if it develops that any such statement or
other information contained herein is false.
The undersigned hereby saves and holds the Cit) of Port Townsend harmless from any and all causes of
action, judgments, claims, or demands, or from any liability of any nature arising from any
noncompliance with any restrictive covenants, plat restrictions, deed restrictions, or other restrictions
which may have been established by parties other than the City of Port Townsend.
"'Tpplicant Date
Property Owner (if different from applicant) Date
RECEIVED OVER
,ii�iq 2 4 2022
D!TYOF PORTTOVIfNSEND
DSD
Historic Preservation Committee (HPC)
Administrative Design Review
Basic Submittal Requirements *
1. tea 3&iU u':
Completed and signed Design Review application form.
Site plan showing proposed project location.
Design plan on paper no larger than 11x17:
dimensioned floor plans showing addition or proposed change
colors, with actual color chips
exterior elevation(s) showing addition or proposed change
$52.00 (cash or check made out to the City of Port Townsend)
2.ttah-
•
If approved, you will receive written confirmation in a few days following
submittal.
• If needed, DSD staff will let you know what further information is needed to
obtain approval for the project.
• Please do not begin your project until other City permits that may be
applicable to your project, such as building permits and sign permits, are
issued.
CITY OF PORT T®WNSEND
DSD
* To see if your project can be administratively approved, please consult DSD
staff.
Rev. 12/21
Materials/attachments for HPC Review Meeting application
June 24, 2022
611 Scott Street, Port Townsend, WA, 98368
Dena Odell, owner
Steven Yanoff, contact
Dena Odell, d� o 0_0 c am, Steven Yanoff, U not ah_Q0_& ,
Phone 505-205-2290
Contents:
1. Project Description
2. Changes to the House Over Time
3. Aerial photo with property line
4. Current photos of NE, SE, SW elevations that are proposed for improvements. Some
historical modifications to exterior noted.
5. Current NE, SE and SW elevations with dimensions
6. Current floor plan of first floor with proposed sunporch/vestibule and approximate
property line
7. Early 1900s photos and fire map and 1970-1991 photos. Historical SE enclosed porch
and other since -removed features noted. We will bring original photos to the HPC
meetings as available.
8. NE, SE and SW elevations with proposed improvements
9. Photos of some older Port Townsend homes with sunporches and metal roofs, as
examples.
10. Example Roof Color Chart from Taylor Metals (Hope Roofing). This chart is included in
these materials. We are considering the medium to dark grays.
11. Paint Chip from Our Siding. This paint chip is included in these materials. This is the
current house color and our preferred color for the sunporch/vestibule and re -painting
the exterior.
RECEIVED
CITY OF PORT TOWNSEND
DSD
1. Project Description
Our goal is to increase energy efficiency, structural stability and aesthetics with improvements
that complement historical design. \
The house is a 1-1/2 story "T" plan, with south and north gable roof wings forming the "T" cap
and stem. Proposed improvements are for the roof, foundation, and the NE and SW gable
ends and SE side -gable of the south wing. The NE and SE sides face Scott and Clay Streets
and the SW side faces the back yard. As explained in Section 2. Changes to the House Over
Time, the SE/Clay Street side was likely a utility or back entrance historically, and has been
modified more than the rest of the house. Historically it had a long enclosed porch.
Energy efficiency will be increased by adding a glazed exterior sun porch/vestibule on the SE
side, and replacing and adding windows in the first floor SE wall (these will be inside the
porch/vestibule and so be interior) and first and second floors of the SW gable end. Windows
will be well sealed and properly insulated and coated. For example, multi -pane low -e coated
windows in the sun porch/vestibule that optimize solar heat gain, combined with a properly
designed porch roof overhang and opening and closing SE wall windows, will promote winter
passive solar heating and limit summer solar heating. A window will be added or replaced in
the NE gable end for balance and aesthetics. All windows will increase interior light. The
electrical service conduit in the center of the NE gable end will be moved to its north corner
for aesthetics.
We realized the value of adding a sun porch/vestibule after observing that the SW side and
especially the SE side, warm appreciably in winter when sunny, and so is an opportunity to
increase energy efficiency through passive solar heat gain. Solar heat gain into the house can
be increased by opening SE wall windows and doors between the porch and house, and
cooling can be limited by closing those windows and doors at night and when overcast. In
addition to increasing passive solar heat gain, the sun porch/vestibule will limit penetrating
cold air and wind, especially from the south in winter.
Structural stability will be increased by replacing the foundation. The current foundation is a
hodgepodge of short wood posts on shallow on -grade concrete pads, tree stumps, concrete
blocks and a small concrete pour. These are mostly not fastened to each other or to the
house.
The roof will be replaced by metal standing seam panels and solar roof panels will be
installed over a portion of it. The metal roof will provide recyclable long term weather
protection and a stable base for solar panels that limits roof penetrations, since solar panels
can be clipped onto metal roof panel ridges. Many older houses in Uptown and elsewhere in
Port Townsend have metal standing seam roofs. The post office and county courthouse
(partly) have metal roofs. Metal roofs were installed historically in various locales nationally
since the 1800s. This document includes photos of some nearby Port Townsend older houses
with metal roofs.
We are interested in the Special Property Tax Valuation. In adFt0'� project we are
considering installing an energy efficient heat pump for heating an1coo ing.
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CITY OF PORT
DSD
The following are proposed, likely in this sequence, depending on availability of materials,
labor, permitting and contracting. The various improvements will be staggered over the next
1-3 years:
1. Replace composition roof with a metal standing seam roof. Hopefully this year
depending on above. The color will be medium gray and follow the recommendations
h t �c� pt u�� d Roofing document
(I Pp alts'` esi i e tachmenlsf�evelo rive t s / /5 7
of the HPC Pre -Approved
o i,n -_ h ire- r . r ). The exact color will be determined when a roofing bid
is accepted, but it will be similar to the medium gray (e.g., zinc gray) in the included
roofing color pallet.
2. Install solar panels, mostly on the SW roof (not street -facing), and one row on the SE
roof. Next year, depending on above. Solar panels will provide 75% or more of current
consumption.
3. Add a sun porch/vestibule with properly glazed well sealed windows on the SE side,
and add and replace properly glazed and well sealed windows on the SE wall and NE
and SW gable ends. Next year depending on above. Windows will be metal clad wood
and proper glazed and well sealed. The sun porch/vestibule will be wood with a metal
roof, to match house the wood siding and replacement roof of the house.
Approximately 10-15' of the NE side of the sun porch/vestibule's length may cross the
lot line approximately 2' and less. Historical enclosed porches on the SE side existed
through at least 1970 and crossed the lot line, as shown in the included photos and
Sanborn fire map.
4. Replace foundation. Next year depending on above. This likely requires lifting the
house, excavation, supporting the house, removing and replacing the foundation, and
fastening the house to the new foundation. Foundation design and fastening method
will be engineered for structural stability.
5. Re -paint exterior, and paint sun porch/vestibule. Paint colors will match the existing
house colors. A sample of the actual paint on the existing siding was included in the
application. See photo in 4a below for another example.
RECEIVED
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2. Changes to the House Over Time
As mentioned, the house was modified over time. Interior changes were extensive as noted in
the Port Townsend historic buildings inventory. This included removing dividing walls,
carpeting over original Douglas fir flooring, re -configuring and installing bedrooms and
bathrooms, removing a fireplace, and more. Based on old photos, Sanborn fire map,
interviews with past owners, and current features (see attached photos), past exterior
changes were also considerable, especially on the Clay Street/SE side. Those known are
listed below.
Most relevant for our project is the Clay Street/SE side, which was modified from its historical
configuration and features, as recently as the 1970s -early 2000s. Notably one to several
historical long enclosed porches ran along the SE side, indicated in photos and the Sanborn
fire map, as early as 1900 (earliest photo) and as late as the early 1970s. The style of the
historical porch is unclear from the early 1900s photos, which are taken from a distance and
cannot be zoomed clearly, but it appears to be a shed -like enclosed porch, as if it was a utility
shed and rear entrance. The 1911 Sanborn fire map indicates an enclosed, roofed, divided
long porch with two door in the SE house wall. A 1972 photo shows the NE end of a slope
roofed porch that extended near or to the NE corner of the SE side. Other 1970s and later
photos and drawings show the SE porch removed, boarded over SE door(s) (confirmed by a
former owner) and a triple window on the NE side of the SE side.
1. long enclosed roofed porch(possibly successive porches) on the SE side with two
doors; porch since removed and at least one door way since filled and sided over,
since there is only one SE door now
2. chimney on SE roof, since removed
3. shingles added on the SE side cover existing historical horizontal siding, and transom
window that can be seen from the interior above the entry way
4. at least one (two?) boarded over exterior doorways on the SE side
5. triple picture/fixed windows kitchen SE side, now filled
6. exterior kitchen doorway on the NE gable end, now filled
7. past lean-to shed on the NE gable end, since removed
8. added tall 2"d story window on the NE gable end
9. Replaced wrap around porch NE -NW sides, removed porch rails and added Victorian
style brackets not previously present
10. added 2"d story sliding window on the SW side gable of the north wing
11.15` and 2nd story fixed windows, original or replacement, on SW gable end, since
replaced
12. added SE and SW decks
13. added tall deck access door on the SW side
14. added two skylights on SE and SW roof
15. replaced roof and changed roof materials at least three times
16. replaced nearly all wood windows with vinyl clad units
17. various partial foundation repairs and replacements RECEIVED
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3. Aerial photo with property line (Port Townsend Development Services)
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4. Current photos of NE, SE, SW elevations of South Wing, proposed for
improvements. Some historical modifications noted.
4a. NE gable end elevation. Note outline of former exterior kitchen door, tall 2nd story window
replacement, vinyl clad window replacements, window on just one side of first floor (kitchen),
and electrical service conduit and meter.
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4b. SE side-gable elevation. Note, skylight, shingles cove Aim an
hidden transom window above entry door, replacement vinyl clad windows, added �E' ck,
absent chimney. Past windows and doors were different, and first floor had long enclosed
porch.
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4c. SW gable end elevation. Note added deck, 2nd story sliding window, skylight,
replacement vinyl clad windows, added basement window, 1 It
floor window on just one side.
Past gable end windows were different. 9' tall deck access door installed after 1970 is not in
view.
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corresponding interior wall dimensions Measurements to inner or outer wall corners as shown Door. window and opening widths
exclude most trim and are +-I' accurate with adjacent walls Wall thickness 4" bathroom. 5` most walls 6` di,iding wall between
dining and living rooms Bathroom is offset —4SW of actual position but measurement labels are correct Original scale 14'=T
7. circa 1900 -pre -1940s photos, 1911 Sanborn fire map (Jefferson County Historical
Society) and 1970-1991 photos (former owner). These show past SE
enclosed porch, two past SE doors, past SE triple window, past SE roof chimney, past SW
gable end picture/fixed windows.
7a. 1900s -1930s (ca 1925?). 611 Scott is at lower photo margin behind "y" in "County". To
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7f. 1970-1991 photos and floor plan (past owners)
Note former NE -NW plain porch (since rebuilt and decorated), NE end of SE/Clay St side
former enclosed porch, and former Clay St side chimney. NE gable end with bay windows and
entry way with transom may have been original front entry.
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SE/Clay St side with former (1970s?) triple window and 1 (2?) boarded exterior door(s).
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Former floor plan shows two fireplaces; the south wing fireplace and chimney since -removed,
no bathrooms, the south wing divided into two rooms is now two rooms with a center hall and
large opening into the north wing. The interior was remodeled after this floor plan.
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7g. Current photo of NE gable end with bay windows and entry way with transom that
may have been original front entry. This is on the Scott St/Lawrence St side of the house.
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8. NE, SE and SW elevations with proposed improvements (compare to photos and
drawings of current elevations and historical photos and Sanborn fire map).
8a. NE gable end elevation with proposed windows. 2 options to increase light and
balance view. The first is two small 1 s` floor kitchen windows, retaining the original position,
size and design of the current window on the right, which is the only current 1 st floor NE gable
end window, is off center, and as noted that window was likely added to replace a door. The
second option inserts a long horizontal window. The exact design of these windows is still
being planned. The electric service conduit and meter are not shown but will be moved to the
right vertical edge of the gable end (see photo).
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8b. SE elevation with sun porch/vestibule. Approximately 4.5' deep by 10' high by 25' wide.
See floor plan. The sun porch/vestibule will be wood with a metal roof. The wood color will
match the existing siding and the roof color will match the proposed new roof (medium gray).
The sun porch/vestibule will be similar to that in the drawing and those in other older Uptown
homes, pictured below, but the exact design is still being planned.
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8c. SW gable end elevation with proposed windows. The proposed metal clad wood
windows are on the gable end, three replacing the off center one on the first floor, and two
replacing the one on the second floor. A similar double unit on the left side of the north wing is
shown for compatibility, but it is currently a single vinyl clad window. These and other windows
in house will be changed eventually to be compatible in material and style with current
proposed improvements. Replacement foundation shown, details are not finalized.
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9. Photos of some older Port Townsend homes with sunporches and metal roofs.
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10. Example Roof Color Chart from Taylor Metals (Hope Roofing). This is included in these
materials. We are considering the medium gray (zinc gray).
11. Paint Flake from Our Siding. This is included in these materials. This is the current
house color and our preferred color for the sunporch/vestibule and re -painting the exterior..
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