AGENDA LANDMARKS PRESERVATION

LANDMARKS PRESERVATION

Una M. Gilmartin, Chair

Alan Dreyfuss Hearing Room One

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The Landmarks Board welcomes public comment on all agenda items. The Board requests that speakers limit their comments to no more than three minutes. Correspondence received by the Monday prior to the meeting date will be included in the Board’s agenda packet. (See address below.)

• Landmark Preservation Advisory Board Appointments
• Environmental Impact Reports Update:

• Uptown Mixed Use Project
• Jack London Square Redevelopment

APPROVAL OF MINUTES of March 8, 2004

• Cultural Arts & Marketing Presentation by Marcia Nowak, Graphic Design Specialist, on new destination signs in the area around Old Oakland

1. Location:

One 9 ^th Avenue/Brooklyn Basin

Proposal:

Landmark nomination submitted by Oakland Heritage Alliance and Friends of the Ninth Avenue Terminal

Recommendation:

LPAB Action to Adopt Resolution Initiating Landmark Designation and direct staff to forward the nomination to the Planning Commission for public hearing on the proposed designation.

Owner:

Port of Oakland

Applicant:

Oakland Heritage Alliance and Friends of the Ninth Avenue Terminal

General Plan:

Urban Open Space

Zoning:

M-40

Environmental Determination:

Exempt per Sections 15061(3) and 15331 of the State CEQA Guidelines.

Historic Status:

Oakland Cultural Heritage Survey B3 – Major Importance, Not in a Historic District (final rating of A on the LPAB rating sheet)

Service Delivery District:

3 San Antonio

City Council District:

2

For Further Information

Contact Joann Pavlinec (510) 238-6344, jpavlinec@oaklandnet.com

2.

Location:

230 Bay Place, Cox Cadillac Site

Proposal:

Amendment to an Approved design review consisting of the elimination of the residential component of the project and the redesign and enlargement of the grocery store component from a 28,300 sq. ft. addition to a 44,300 sq. ft. addition to the rear of the 11,700 sq. ft. Landmark Cox Cadillac showroom, including a two-story parking structure, with the upper level as an open, roof parking area. The existing Landmark Cox Cadillac showroom would be rehabilitated as previously approved, with a modification to the location of the elevator/stair circulation within the showroom.

Recommendation:

LPAB Action - Recommend approval of design review, with conditions. Comment on historic and cultural resource issues.

Owner/Applicant:

Bond CC Oakland, LLC

General Plan:

Urban Residential

Zoning:

C-30, District Thoroughfare Commercial and S-12, Residential Parking Combining Zone

Environmental Determination:

Under review

Historic Status:

Designated City of Oakland Landmark

Service Delivery District:

San Antonio 3

City Council District:

3

For Further Information

Contact Joann Pavlinec (510) 238-6344, jpavlinec@oaklandnet.com

3.

Location:

1418 Lakeside Drive, Cameron-Stanford House

Proposal:

Design Review of last phase to complete 33-year restoration/rehabilitation, including: 1) carpentry at exterior railings of the veranda rear roof and law library; 2) carpentry at solarium windows, pilaster bases, wainscoting assembly and corner board base; and 3) exterior painting.

Recommendation:

LPAB Action - Recommend approval of design review, with conditions.

Owner/Applicant:

Cameron-Stanford House Preservation Association & City of Oakland

General Plan:

Urban Open Space

Zoning:

OS (RSP): Open Space Region-Serving Park, S-4: Design Review Combining Zone

Environmental Determination:

Exempt per Sections 15061 and 15331 of the State CEQA Guidelines.

Historic Status:

Designated City of Oakland Landmark & National Register of Historic Places

Service Delivery District:

Downtown Metro

City Council District:

3

For Further Information

Contact Joann Pavlinec (510) 238-6344, jpavlinec@oaklandnet.com

SECRETARY REPORTS

• Planning Commission Recommendation on LPAB items at April 7, 2004 Meeting and City Council* Recommendation on Landmark Designation at the May 4, 2004 Meeting on:
• 1450 & 1454 8^th Street – Cooper Brothers House and Grocery Store*
• 653 11^th Street – Victorian Legal Center*
• 1600 – 1642 7^th Street – 7^th Street Commercial
• 406 – 412 12^th Street – Tribune Press Building

• Formation of Holy Redeemer LPAB Sub-committee: (Gilmartin, Bliss, Lee)
• National Trust for Historic Preservation, Grant Approval by the Selection Committee of the Johanna Favrot Fund for Historic Preservation

• 1720 MacArthur Blvd Altenheim: Development of affordable, independent senior rental housing units in a two-phase proposal, including Phase I renovation of original wood-frame buildings and dining hall and Phase II renovation of 1913 masonry wing and construction of new buildings.
• Landmark Application for St. Augustine’s Mission at 2624 West Street

ADJOURNMENT

NEXT REGULAR MEETING: June 14, 2004

Written correspondence should be addressed to:

Landmarks Preservation Advisory Board

250 Frank H. Ogawa Plaza, Suite 3330

Fax Number: 510-238-6538

This meeting is wheelchair accessible. To request materials in alternative formats, or to request an ASL interpreter, or assistive listening devise, please call Joann Pavlinec at 510-238-6344 or TDD 510-238-3254 at least three working days before the meeting. Please refrain from wearing scented products to this meeting so attendees who may experience chemical sensitivities may attend. Thank you.