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File #: 161181    Version: 0
Type: Resolution Status: Placed On File
File created: 12/9/2016 In control: HISTORIC PRESERVATION COMMISSION
On agenda: Final action: 11/9/2017
Effective date:    
Title: Resolution relating to a Certificate of Appropriateness for a roof replacement with synthetic slate at 3011 W State Street (the Faries-Rood-Yale House) in the Concordia Historic District for Andrew Larsen and Jason Tetzlaff.
Sponsors: THE CHAIR
Attachments: 1. Application, 2. E-Mail from Owner, 3. Dmage To HVAC Duct Insulation, 4. East Side, 5. North Side, 6. North East Corner, 7. North West Corder, 8. South East Corner, 9. South East Corner Attic, 10. South Side, 11. South West Corner, 12. West Side, 13. West Side 2, 14. Staff Report, 15. Letter to Property Owner, 16. Letter to Property Owners Within 200 Feet, 17. List of Property Owners Within 200 Feet
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11/9/20170 CITY CLERK Sponsor added

Minutes note: POF'ed per e-mail from Tim Askin		   Action details Meeting details Not available
1/9/20170 HISTORIC PRESERVATION COMMISSION HELD IN COMMITTEE

Minutes note: Mr. Askin said that the applicants want to replace the slate roof with a synthetic slate as well as the roof on the turret. The house was built in the 1850s and was on a multi-acre site and is the oldest house in the district and the oldest house in the city limits still currently in single-family use. The roof report says that it needs repatching and reflashing, but is not in imminent failure. There is no evidence that a wholesale replacement needs to be done, per Mr. Askin. This house is the house on the Concordia neighborhood poster. Ald. Bauman said he understand the economic argument particularly when the value of the house is below the cost of replacing the roof. Ald. Bauman thinks a policy needs to be set relating to slate roofs. Per Mr. Askin, the Wisconsin Historical Society generally disapproves of everything from this manufacturer. Andrew Larson and Jason Tetzlaff -- owners Mr. Larson is a historian and respects the house, but thinks the condition of the roof is a long-term threat to the house. Per a slate-roofing expert, the roof needs to be replaced very, very soon as it was replaced in the 1950s or 1960s with a poor-quality slate, which is no longer being manufactured. The gutters were also improperly attached over the slate, rather than under the slate. How the roof railing is attached is also compromising the roof. The owners think the company's other products are good and Enviroslate, which they are proposing, has been approved by other preservation committees in Virginia. Mr. Jarosz would like some written estimates on the cost to replace with slate and asphalt. The asphalt would be to help preserve the building, per Ms. Pieper Eisenbrown, as was mentioned at the last hearing of the Commission. The east and south sides are the most degraded due to damage from the sun. The applicants will return with estimates. 		Pass4:0 Action details Meeting details Video Video
12/9/20160 COMMON COUNCIL ASSIGNED TO   Action details Meeting details Not available

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161181

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ORIGINAL

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Sponsor

THE CHAIR

Title

Resolution relating to a Certificate of Appropriateness for a roof replacement with synthetic slate at 3011 W State Street (the Faries-Rood-Yale House) in the Concordia Historic District for Andrew Larsen and Jason Tetzlaff.

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Tim Askin/Debra Fowler

12/9/16