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HPC CA 2016-2
| 1 | | CA 2016-1 Monticello Hotel Renovations | Agenda Item | CA 2016-2 PROPOSAL TO REMODEL AND RESTORE THE MONTICELLO HOTEL
Craig Collins of Collins Architectural Group P.S. has provided designs and renderings for a remodel of the Monticello Hotel to restore many aspects of the ground floor facade and lobby to original design.
SECOND PHASE REVIEW January 2017: Craig Collins of Collins Architectural Group P.S. has provided designs for the first floor tenant improvements which include finish work for two restaurant spaces and a ballroom/reception area. Also presented for review is a draft plan set for renovations to convert the 3rd floor from offices back to apartments.
Because the property has applied for Special Valuation, all work must be approved as appropriate.
SPECIAL VALUATION REQUEST: The Monticello Hotel has applied for Special Valuation of 2,466,300 for rehab and restoration of the Crystal Ballroom, front facade, 3rd floor apartments and building sytems.
Staff Recommendation: Review request afte site visit and make a motion to certify an amount for the Special Valution tax break for the property. | | |
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HPC 9-15-17
| 1 | | RA Long Park Joint Workshop | Presentation | R.A. LONG PARK IMPROVEMENTS
COUNCIL STRATEGIC INITIATIVE ADDRESSED:
Address quality of place issues
CITY ATTORNEY REVIEW: N/A
SUMMARY STATEMENT:
On March 25, 2010, the City Council approved Resolution 1957 adopting the R.A. Long Park Master Plan. This Plan was developed to accomplish three goals: 1) Celebrate the history of R.A. Long Park; 2) Enhance pedestrian and vehicular safety and park access within the Circle; and 3) Increase activity and improve the condition of R.A. Long Park.
The phase 1 Park improvements to construct the fountain, replace the concrete plaza, replace west plaza steps with ADA ramp, upgrade park lighting, and upgrade the existing electrical service was advertised for bids in February 2016. The received bids significantly exceeded the available budget and all bids were rejected. Subsequently, the City Council and Historic Preservation Commission agreed to resolve safety issues by removing the upper concrete plaza and portions of the lower plaza, with a commitment to begin construction on the replacement in 2018. Those plaza areas were remo | | |
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