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HomeMy WebLinkAbout06-10-08 Heritage Preservation Commission Agenda PacketCity of Saratoga HERITAGE PRESERVATION COMMISSION AGENDA Date: Tuesday, June 10, 2008 8:30 a.m. Place:. Warner Hutton House, 13777 Fruitvale Avenue Type: Regular Meeting — Please meet in the parking lot in front of the Warner Hutton House at 8:30 a.m. and Staff will provide transportation to the site visit under New Business and return to Warner Hutton House by approximately 9:15 a.m. 1. Routine Organization A. Roll Call B. Approval of minutes from May 13, 2008 meeting C. Posting of Agenda — Pursuant to Government Code Section 54954.2, the agenda was posted on June 5, 2008. D. Oral & Written Communication - Any member of the public may address the Commission about any matter not on the agenda for this meeting for up to three minutes. Commissioners may not comment on the matter but may choose to place the topic on a future agenda. E. Oral Communications — Historic Preservation Commission direction to Staff — Instruction to staff regarding actions on current Oral Communications. 2. Old Business A. Discuss National Registry & Saratoga Landmark Plaques B. Discuss Heritage Orchard Signage C. Discuss Historic Incentives D. Discuss Sign for McWilliams House E. Discuss Orchard Pathway F. Discuss Orchard Maintenance 3. New Business A. 8:30 a.m. Site Visit - 13840 Saratoga Avenue — Review proposed demolition of the existing one -story single - family ranch style residence with the intent to construct a new one -story single - family residence. Prior to demolition, the staff and the applicant request a determination from the Historical Preservation Commission (HPC) on the historical significance of the existing residence. The determination to allow• the demolition would be based on the recommendation from the HPC. B. Joint Council Meeting with HPC and Historic Foundation — Discuss upcoming joint meeting with City Council scheduled for July 2, 2008. 4. Pending Items A. Historic Resources Inventory B. National Register Applications C. Adopt a Tree Program for the Heritage Orchard D. Update Heritage Ordinance E. Review Oak Street as a Heritage Lane F. Review additional content for Heritage Resources webpage G. Historic Preservation Data Base H. Review list of properties with structures 50 years and over in age 5. Adjournment Adjourn to 8:30 a.m. Tuesday, July 8, 2008, Planning Conference Room, 13777 Fruitvale Avenue. Please advise the Chair if you will be absent from the next scheduled meeting In compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, if you are a disabled person and you need a disability - related modification or accommodation to participate in this meeting, please contact the City Clerk's Office at (408) 868 – 1269 or ctclerk @saratoga.ca.us. Requests must be made as early as possible and at least one full business day before the start of the meeting. Any recommendation made by the Heritage Preservation Commission may be appealed to the Planning Commission within ten (10) days of the date of the decision. The appeal shall be taken by filing with the Secretary of the Planning Commission a written notice and filing fee within-ten-(1-0)- days-of-the- date- of- the-decision. – Certificate -of- Posting -of- Agenda: — — -- I, Christopher Riordan, Senior Planner for the City of Saratoga, declare that the foregoing agenda for the meeting of the Heritage Preservation Commission of the City of Saratoga was posted at the office of the City of Saratoga, 13777 Fruitvale Ave., Saratoga, CA 95070 and was available for public review-at -that location. The- agenda is also available . on the City's website at www.saratoga.ca.us. Signed this 5th day of June 2008, at Saratoga, California. Christoph Riordan Senior Planner City of Saratoga (408) 868 – 1235 - -- - - — -- City of Saratoga HERITAGE PRESERVATION COMMISSION MINUTES Date: Tuesday, May 13, 2008 8:30 a.m. Place: Warner Hutton House, 13777 Fruitvale Avenue Type: Regular Meeting — Regular Meeting — Please meet at Warner Hutton House at 8:30 a.m. 1. Routine Organization A. Roll Call PRESENT. Commissioners Koepernik, McCarty, Sorden, Tai, Chair Kellond, and Vice Chair Marra ABSENT. Commissioner Gomersall STAFF: Senior Planner Christopher Riordan, Senior Engineer Iveta Harvancik B. Approval of minutes from April 08, 2008 meeting - Approved C. Posting of Agenda — Pursuant to Government Code Section 54954.2, the agenda was posted on May 8, 2008. D. Oral & Written Communication - Any member of the public may address the Commission about any matter not on the agenda for this meeting for up to three minutes. Commissioners may not comment on the matter but may choose to place the topic on a future agenda. Commissioner Koepernik explained that he had just attended the State of California Preservation Foundation conference in Napa, California and gave some details about the sessions he attended. E. Oral Communications — Historic Preservation Commission direction to Staff — Instruction to staff regarding actions on current Oral Communications. - None 2. Old Business A. Discuss National Registry & Saratoga Landmark Plaques — Item Discussed. Senior Planner Christopher Riordan said that the presentation of the plaques should continue again since it has been awhile since one was presented. Commissioner Koepernik said that Marily Marchetti had been writing articles about the historical plaques. Chair Kellond said that he would recommend that the plaques be presented to all of the recipients during the same Council meeting. B. Discuss Heritage Orchard Signage — Item Discussed. Chair Kellond said that he was moving forward with the sign and that he had asked Public Works to include funding for the Orchard Sign in the CIP budget. Commissioner Koepernik said that there was still a need to discuss the sign with the library. C. Discuss Historic Incentives — Item Discussed. Chair Kellond said that there was a need to pick up the discussion of designating Oak Street as a Heritage Lane and said that there is a need to educate Oak Street neighbors about what it means to have the designation as a Heritage Lane. Vice Chair Marra said that there was a need to have the school sign the agreement to the Oak Street designation. Chair Kellond said that members of the community have asked him about the Oak Street historical designation and that he remembered that the application was complex when it was reviewed and that he would follow up on it. D. Discuss Sign for McWilliams House — Not Discussed E. Discuss Orchard Pathway — Item Discussed. Senior Engineer Harvancik described the status of the Orchard Pathway and informed the Board that the work on the trail had begun the previous day and that the work is being performed by Donald Hays Trail Construction, Incorporated and that the cost was $18,563. The contractor has been clearing brush and bushes from the path location and is going to install a string to along the location of the path. Chair Kellond asked about the composition of the trails surface and Senior Engineer Iveta Harvancik said that it would be made of compacted dirt with a header board. Commissioner Koepernik expressed his concern that the header board could be in conflict with Matt Ivancovich maintenance of the orchard and that a more viable solution to identify the pathway would be to mound up the dirt. Commissioner Koepernik also stated that the trail contractor should coordinate his construction activities with Matt Ivancovich. Chair Kellond asked if the existing Pathway through the orchard was part of the work and Senior Enginner Harvancik said that the existing pathway was going to remain. Chair Kellond asked if there was going to be signage and Senior Engineer Harvancik replied that markers would be placed at both ends of the trail. Chair Kellond asked how the public was going to be informed about the existence of the pathway and Senior Engineer Harvancik suggested that it could be identified on the City's website. Commissioner Koepernik wanted clarification on whether it was going to be called a trail or a pathway. Chair Kellond requested that the HPC be notified when the pathway layout was going to be marked by string and then get Matt and Don together to discuss the layout. F. Discuss Orchard Maintenance - Not Discussed 3. New Business A. Proposed relocation of an Oak tree from the Heritage Orchard to a site at West Valley College. — Item Discussed. Senior Planner Christopher Riordan gave background on the tree relocation. Commissioner Koepernik said that he would like West Valley College to move the existing main water line and to pay for new trees for the Heritage Orchard. Commissioner Sorden suggested that West Valley College install a plaque near the tree to identify where it was moved from and to identify the City as the donor. 4. Pending Items A. Historic Resources Inventory B. National Register Applications C. Adopt a Tree Program for the Heritage Orchard D. Update Heritage Ordinance E. Review Oak Street as a Heritage Lane F. Review additional content for Heritage Resources webpage G. Historic Preservation Data Base H. Review list of properties with structures 50 years and over in age 5. Adjournment Adjourn to 8:30 a.m. Tuesday, June 10, 2008, Warner Hutton House, 13777 Fruitvale Avenue. HISTORICAL REPORT 20731 St Charles St Saratoga, Santa Clara County, California (APN 510 -08 -025) Prepared for Mahammad Estahbanaty 15240 Elva Ave. Saratoga, CA 95070 Prepared by ARCHIVES & ARCHITECTURE Heritage Resource Partners, LLC PO Box 1332 San Jose CA 95109 -1332 408.297.2684 Office 408.369.5683 Mobile 408.228.0762 Fax www.archivesandarchitecture.com Franklin Maggi, Preservation Planner Leslie A. G. Dill, Architectural Historian Jessica Kusz, Public Historian May 28, 2008 Historical Report 20731 St. Charles St., Saratoga, CA TABLE OF CONTENTS Page 2 Introduction................................................................................................................. ............................... 3 Summaryof Findings ................................................................................................... ..............................3 Location....................................................................................................................... ..............................4 HistoricalBackground ................................................................................................. ..............................6 Development on St. Charles Street .............................................................................. ..............................6 20731 St. Charles St .......................................................................................:........ ..............................7 St. John's Episcopal Church .................................................................................. ............................... 8 PropertyDescription ................................................................................................:.. ............................... 9 Statementof Findings ..............................................................................................:.. .............................12 Bibliography............................................................................................................... .............................13 ARCHIVES 6 ARCHITECTURE Historical Report 20731 St. Charles St., Saratoga, CA INTRODUCTION Page 3 The property at 20731 St. Charles St., Saratoga, California, presently contains a small single - family house that appears to have been constructed in the late - nineteenth century. The property is undergoing redevelopment, and the current property owner, Mahammad Estahbanaty, is proposing to construct a new residence that will require the demolition of this older structure. St. Charles St. is a narrow two -lane connector between Oak and Sixth Streets in Saratoga Village. It was established as a public street as a part of the recording of the first plat of the Village of McCartysville in the early 1860s, although no apparent development occurred that was accessed from this street until the subject property was developed in the late nineteenth or early-twentieth century. Today, residential properties are accessed from the north side of this street, where condominiums have been constructed in recent times. The proposal for demolition of this structure was reviewed by the Saratoga Heritage Preservation Commission in January of 2008, at which time they unanimously voted to recommend that the future replacement structure for this property be reviewed by them for compatibility with the neighborhood. They also requested that a "historical report be prepared documenting the house." Commissioners indicated that it was believed that the extant house on this property had some historical significance to the church that once had existed on the adjacent property- -at the corner of Sixth and St. Charles Streets. This report provides the historical background requested by the Commission, and includes a technical development history and architectural description of the property within the context of Saratoga's history and development. The property lies within Saratoga Village, the City's historic downtown, and was likely built or relocated to this site in the late 1890s or early twentieth century-- during a period that Saratoga was an unincorporated community within greater Santa Clara County. The lumber industry that had dominated the economy in the local area had declined by the end of the nineteenth century, but Saratoga had by then begun to evolve as a suburban place associated with the rise of the horticultural industries in Santa Clara Valley. SUMMARY OF FINDINGS The property lies within the 1863 recorded plat of the Town of McCartysville, an early pioneer village that became known as Saratoga by the mid- 1860s. The property was initially sold in 1895 when Daniel McCarthy, the son of Martin McCarty who had originally had the town surveyed in 1852, sold the property to Julia A. and Silas McLean. The McLeans may have constructed the house on the property, but it was more likely built by two brothers, Hermann and Emil Henris, carpenters by trade, who acquired the western half of the McLean property in early 1898. It is not documented who may have lived on the property over the next four decades, but at least during a portion of this time it may have been the residence of one of the Henris brothers. In 1908, the brothers split the property, and Emil apparently continued to own the property until it was sold to Jessie and Albert Hayes sometime in the mid - teens. The Hayes built the neighboring Craftsman Bungalow currently located at 14739 Oak St., and sold the north portion of the lot facing St. Charles St. (the subject property) in 1938 to Manlio and Ines Filipello. In the 1950s, the Filipellos constructed a concrete foundation for the house and expanded it to the rear, enclosing the rear porch. The adjacent property to the west, located at the southeast corner of Sixth and St. Charles Streets, was the site of the Saratoga Episcopal Church from about 1896 to 1919. The church was later converted into a house, and then demolished in recent times when it was replaced by the house that exists today. No connection was found between the church and the subject property at 20731 St. Charles St. ARCHIVES & ARCHITECTURE Historical Report 20731 St. Charles St., Saratoga, CA LOCATION Page 4 The subject property is a portion of Block A as shown on the 1863 Map of McCartysville. It is within the USGS Cupertino, Calif. 15' quadrangle, photorevised 1980, Township 7 South, Range 2 West. The UTM coordinates are l OS 585462mE 4123558mN. USGS composite Cupertino and Castle Rock Ridge ARCHIVES & ARCHITECTURE Historical Report Page 5 20731 St. Charles St., Saratoga, CA From GoogleEarth — subject property is the white roof at the center of aerial photograph G. "Ct •, 906.I1 •i CCS694 — ChafC C\.C• COWNT'. 4!&IBC *1011$• -Q ■Y1CT N �IHA 110+ t 14 W lid �a b+ Map of the Santa Clara County Asssessor. ARCHIVES 6 ARCHITECTURE A AK a v ` iS p 8 a a a ► i i � � 1 O d 4 ♦ N S Y P • a a Map of the Santa Clara County Asssessor. ARCHIVES 6 ARCHITECTURE Historical Report 20731 St. Charles St., Saratoga, CA HISTORICAL BACKGROUND Page 6 Most of Saratoga is on land that was once part of Quito Rancho, a land grant that was established during California's Mexican period. In 1841, the Mexican governor of Alta California, Juan B. Alvarado, granted three - square leagues of land (over 13,000 acres) known as Quito Rancho to Jose Noriega and his father -in -law Jose Zenon Fernandez. By 1858, the Arguello family owned much of the rancho and began to subdivide it for ranch use during the early years of the valley's period of horticultural expansion. In 1847, William Campbell, a pioneer who arrived in California in late 1846 as a leader of the Campbell /Aram sub -group of the Russell/Boggs Wagon Train, built a lumber mill on the banks of the Arroyo Quito (now Saratoga Creek) which became the nucleus of a community called Campbell's Gap. Following California statehood in 1850, this early pioneer town was surveyed in 1852 and became McCartysville, named for another early settler, Martin McCarty. During the 1850s and 1860s, McCartysville, renamed Saratoga in the mid- 1860s, established itself as an active lumber town, located at the base of the Santa Cruz Mountains, where harvesting of the redwood forests on the eastern slope of the mountain range took place over the next half century. By 1895, the available timber used for commercial purposes on the eastern slope had been depleted, and the mills were moved to a location about five miles below the summit on the ocean side of the mountains. By then, the expansion of horticultural industries in Santa Clara Valley was well under way, and the environs around the Village of Saratoga had begun to be developed with orchards. Saratoga served as one of the centers of the booming horticultural industry until the second half of the twentieth century, when the industrialization and suburbanization of the valley brought the "Valley of Heart's Delight" to a close. The natural beauty of Saratoga drew both vacationers and new residents during the first part of the twentieth century, due to new mobility brought by electrified rail and the automobile. With the development of the San Jose -Los Gatos Interurban Railroad (later the Peninsular Railway Co.) which opened in 1904, much residential growth occurred in Saratoga during the early part of the twentieth century. The Interurban ran along the current route of Saratoga -Los Gatos Road until 1933 when the rail route was replaced by buses. After World War I1, the town began to grow as a suburban community and incorporated in 1956, largely as a reaction to the expansive growth policies of the City of San Jose to the east. DEVELOPMENT ON ST. CHARLES STREET The subject house located at 20731 St. Charles St. was likely constructed on or relocated to the site sometime between 1898 and 1908 or later by Herman and/or Emil Henris. Although it has been noted by members of Saratoga's Heritage Preservation Commission that the residence might be historically connected to St. John's Episcopal Church, which had once existed on the property to the west of the subject property, no connection between owners, renters or the church has surfaced while researching this property. The only known reference to any potential association with the church is a small notation in the 1918 and 1930 Sanborn Fire insurance maps for Saratoga which notes "Episcopal Church at corner" near the subject property. No evidence that this building served as a rectory or parsonage for the church has been located. The following history defines the owners and context for the subject parcel and includes a short history of St. John's Episcopal Church. ARCHIVES & ARCH:ITECTURE Historical Report 20731 St. Charles St., Saratoga, CA 20731 St. Charles St. Page 7 The triangular block between Sixth, Oak, and St. Charles Streets remained unsubdivided until the mid - 1890s. This land had been a portion of Block A of the original Town of McCattysville. On December 10, 1895, Daniel M. McCarthy (then a resident of San Benito County), the son of Martin and Hannah McCarty who founded McCartysville, sold two parcels on this triangular block. The first was a square parcel at the southeast corner of Sixth and St. Charles St. which he sold to John G. Gasmann (Deeds 186:44). This parcel would later be the site of the St. John's Episcopal Church. A second, larger parcel to the east and wrapping around the south of the future church site was sold to Julia and Silas A. McLean. The McLeans then parceled off the subject parcel by deed a little over two years later, creating a one -acre L- shaped lot, and selling it to Emil and Herman Henris on January 25, 1898 (Deeds 205:316). The subject property is a portion of this larger one -acre lot. Emil and Herman (Hermann) Henris were the sons of John Henris, a German farmer who immigrated to the United States in 1860 and was widowed by 1880 and living in Iowa. By 1900, John Henris had relocated to Saratoga with Emil who worked as a farm laborer. Their relocation to Saratoga coincides with the date of purchase of property by John's two sons. By 1910 Emil and his wife Nellie lived on Saratoga Avenue where Emil worked as a house carpenter. They continued to live in Saratoga until the 1920s. Herman Henris was born in Illinois in 1864 and also had moved to Saratoga by 1900 with his father and brother. However, in the early 1900s he lived in San Jose working as a carpenter and in 1907 he married his wife Edith. They had four children and lived in Saratoga during the 1910s, but not likely at the subject property, as at that time it only consisted of two small rooms. He continued to work as a house carpenter during the teens, and in the 1920s moved to San Jose where he was listed in City directories as general building carpenter. He continued to work as a carpenter into the 1930s, dying in San Mateo on March 10, 1940. On May 29, 1908, Emil, and Herman and his wife Edith (Edythe) split the property. Emil received the portion at the corner of Sixth and Oak Streets and probably built the house that is extant on that site today, at 14753 Oak St., while Herman received the subject parcel that at that time extended through to Oak Street. The subject house may have been constructed sometime during the 10 years after the brothers had purchased the property. By 1917, the property, then extending from St. Charles to Oak Streets, was apparently sold to Albert C. and Jessie Hayes. Albert Hayes was born in Missouri in 1866 and moved to California by 1903. His wife Jessie, was born in New York in 1866 and was of Scottish descent. They had three children. Albert C. Hayes was the president of Cambers Hayes Furniture and Carpet Store in San Jose and lived on Reed Street in the early 1900s. In 1916, Albert and Jessie sold their large Victorian mansion at the northwest corner of East Reed and South Seventh Streets in San Jose, and appear to have built the Craftsman Bungalow located at 14739 Oak St. in Saratoga. By 1920, Hayes is identified in the federal census as owning a residence on Oak Street near Sixth Street. He worked as a real estate agent during this time. He continued to live on Oak Street until at least the late 1930s. On August 15, 1938, Albert C. and Jessie Hayes split their property by deed, selling the portion along St. Charles St. (the subject property) to Manlio and Ines Filipello (OR 890 -359). The Filipellos lived in the residence until at least 1958. Manlio and Ines were from Italy, immigrating to the United States in 1913. By 1920, Manlio and his family lived in Oakland where he worked as a shoe salesman. They lived in Oakland until moving to Saratoga around 1938. Based on physical evidence, it is clear that the Filipellos constructed the concrete foundation and expanded the house to the rear, enclosing the rear porch as well as building a new elevated front porch. Later residents include Hamidul and Zarada Moulay, who lived in the residence by 1962. Hamidul worked as a writer. They only lived there a few years, and in 1965, John L. and Hortensia Caveness were ARCHIVES & ARCHITECTURE Historical Report 20731 St. Charles St., Saratoga, CA Page 8 the house occupants. John Caveness was a quarryman. By 1974, Dennis Kuehn, a student, was living in the residence. Other contemporary residents were not documented as a part of this report. St. John's Episcopal Church On December 10, 1895, Daniel M. McCarthy created by deed the parcel at Sixth and St. Charles St. and sold it John G. Gasmann (Deeds 186:44) who, a year later, would build St. John's Episcopal Church on this corner site. Gassman lived in Cupertino and worked as a minister in Alameda, San Jose and Santa Clara before helping found St. John's Episcopal Church. Gassman had assistance from H.W. and I.W. Postlewaites and other members of the local community in establishing the church in Saratoga. During the late 1890s, as the population of Saratoga grew, other churches were also established, including the Roman Catholic Church and the Methodist Episcopal Church. Before construction of the simple board and batten church at the corner of Sixth and St. Charles Streets, members met in Cloud's Hall and later in the Methodist Church. St. John's Episcopal Church was established in 1896 and was under the jurisdiction of St. Luke's Episcopal of Los Gatos, functioning as a satellite church of St. Luke's. Dr. John Gassman became the first Rector of the church in 1896, officiating its first service on September 20, 1896. Other ongoing activities at the church included periodic services by Bishop William Ford Nichols in the early 1910s. It appears that the church was closed for some time in the early 1910s, but in 1912 services was resumed. Later rectors include Rev. L.H. Tracey, Rev. John Collins and Rev. Gilmore. Gilmore and Collins were both from St. Luke's of Los Gatos. In 1919 the church building was sold, but Episcopal services continued into the late 1930s and early 1940s. Services were held in the Federated Church when the Saratoga Episcopal members merged with St. Luke's of Los Gatos in the 1940s. When the church was sold, money from the sale was placed in the Bishop's fund, and was used later in 1957 when establishing the current Episcopal Church of St. Andrew's on Saratoga Avenue in Saratoga. By the 1940s, the church property was owned by Emilio Costa and later Lena L. Wyrsch, and by the 1960s, the church building had been remodeled into a private residence. It was recently demolished and a new residence constructed on the site. ARCHIVES & ARCHITECTURE Historical Report 20731 St. Charles St., Saratoga, CA PROPERTY DESCRIPTION Page 9 Sanborn maps show a one -story frame house on this site by 1918. The house was shown with a narrow rectangular footprint, parallel with St. Charles Street, and a full -width rear porch. The current building clearly incorporates these original house and porch components, but it has been altered over time. The vernacular nature of the design, along with the changes to the house's form and materials, make it difficult to determine the age of the original building. View of front elevation from St. Charles St. Some of the interior wall finishes have been removed, so original stud framing is visible. The studs are rough timber, not nominal, and have been covered with more than one interior wall finish in their history, as evidenced by plaster - and -lath stains and multiple nails and nail holes on their faces. Physical evidence shows that the gabled roof is in its original form, so the rear porch was originally recessed and was enclosed to make living space at a later date. Dropping from the rafters are I x struts. Some of these rest on an area of the ceiling that was at one time supported by a bearing wall. This wall was removed at some point, but its location is known from a change in floor finishes, the line of the foundation wall, and seams in the exterior siding, in addition to the rafter framing. The rafters are spaced widely (approximately 32 "o.c.). The exposed and separate rafter tails are kicked up with wedge - shaped trim, so the roof has subtly bell -cast eaves. The roof is currently covered in composition shingles, but the roof was originally covered with wood shingles, still visible under the current finish. The eaves have added metal gutters. The current front (facing St. Charles Street approximately north) and both sides are clad with horizontal wood siding in a channel rustic pattern. Representative of the late nineteenth century, this siding is ARCHIVES 6 ARCHITECTURE Historical Report Page 10 20731 St. Charles St., Saratoga, CA generally associated with wood construction from the late 1860s through late 1880s in the South Bay area, although appears as a salvage material in later construction. The rear wall, rear addition, front porch pony walls and interior walls are all V- groove. The dimensions of this siding are indicative of circa -1950s construction. The concrete foundation is also associated with the mid - twentieth century, as the interior surface of the main house foundation was clearly formed of V- groove siding. In addition to the V- groove siding, the rear ell contains nominal lumber, interior drywall, a slab floor, and exterior trim that correspond with this age of construction. The apparently 1950s full -width front porch serves as a roof deck above an expanded walk -out basement and garage. The garage doors swing outward. It is unexplained why the east wall has continuous finishes the full width of the side, as it is probable that the rear portion of this wall would have been open originally, as the side of a porch. The west side has a seam in the siding that shows precisely where the recessed porch wall has been enclosed. View of rear at southeast corner The windows in the main house are primarily casements. The sash are one -lite, approximately square in proportion. Some are set individually; some are set in paired units. The windows are unusual for the nineteenth century—snore typical would be double -hung windows —but they appear original to the framing (i.e., there are no scabbed -in studs or headers surrounding at the exposed window frames). The rear window is 1/1 double hung in a wide proportion, more typical of the nineteenth century and the rear addition has a variety of multi -lite windows, apparently salvaged. ARCHIVES & ARCHITECTURE Historical Report 20731 St. Charles St., Saratoga, CA Page l l A centered door opens onto the roof deck facing St. Charles Street. It is not clear if this is in an original doorway, but it is not likely, as the two -panel door is not old, and its location does not correspond to an original porch or staircase. The current main entry door faces to the east, under a gabled projecting roof. The roof is cantilevered with knee- braces. This door has a single viewing window and three panels. Its location is at one of the original rear corners, so it may not be in an original location, either. There is no physical evidence of an earlier doorway from the original rear porch. The interior walls are currently clad almost entirely with horizontal V -groove siding. The finish is not original, as the exposed studs have horizontal marks that indicate former interior plaster -on -lath finish. The ceilings are beaded board with a false center bead, likely original to the house, as shown by the paint lines where walls have been added and removed. This type of paneling is typical of the late 1880s and 1890s and later. The interior plan of the main building includes two rooms and a bathroom in the southwest corner, occupying part of the former porch. The main rooms are connected by an unusual open pass - through. The rear addition is currently a single space; however, its finishes have been gutted, and earlier walls may have been removed. Much of the floors are covered with carpeting, but there are exposed areas of painted softwood floorboards, indicating that this was the original floor finish. The board width changes at the rear of the house along its width— illustrating the seam between the original house and porch. The porch boards slope slightly to the rear. Other interior finishes include kitchen cabinets of an unknown age, and modern bathroom fixtures and finishes, likely from the mid -to late twentieth century. Rear elevation showing addition, viewed facing northeast ARCHIVES & ARCHITECTURE Historical Report 20731 St. Charles St., Saratoga, CA STATEMENT OF FINDINGS Page 12 The property lies within the 1863 recorded plat of the Town of McCartysville, which became known as Saratoga by the mid- 1860s. It was initially sold in 1895 when Daniel McCarthy, the son of Martin McCarthy who had originally had the town surveyed in 1852, sold the property to Julia A. and Silas McLean. The McLean's may have constructed the house on the property, but it was more likely built by two brothers, Hermann and Emil Henris, carpenters by trade, who acquired the western half of the McLean property in early 1898. It is not clear who may have lived on the property over the next two decades, but may have been occupied by one or both of the brothers during their ownership, or their father, who appears to have lived in Saratoga as of 1900. In 1908 the Henris families split the property, and Herman apparently continued to own the property until it was sold to Jessie and Albert Hayes sometime in the mid- teens. The Hayes built the Craftsman Bungalow currently located at 14739 Oak St., and sold the north portion of the lot facing St. Charles St. in 1938 to Manlio and Ines Filipello. In the 1950s, the Filipellos constructed a concrete foundation for the house and expanded it to the rear, enclosing the rear porch. The building itself reflects a nineteenth -century vernacular cottage, originally constructed with two rooms with a rear outdoor porch. The building shape, rough wood framing, attic bracing technique, use of channel rustic siding, and interior beveled ceiling boards are indicative of a building constructed sometime between 1880 and 1900. It is possible that the cottage was salvaged from one of the company lumber camps that had existed on the eastern slopes of the Santa Cruz Mountains prior to 1895. That year the lumber mills were relocated to the ocean side of the range, and the worker housing would have become surplus at that time. Salvage and re-use of buildings and their components was fairly common during this period, and would have provided a ready -made residence for the Henris family members who had just moved into the area. Early verification of the existence of the original building on this property remains elusive, and the 1918 Sanborn Fire Insurance map provides the earliest concrete evidence of a building existing on this site. The adjacent property to the west, located at the southeast corner of Sixth and St. Charles Streets, was the site of the Saratoga Episcopal Church from about 1896 to 1919, and services continued at the site for a number of years later, until the original church building was converted into a residence. The residence was demolished in recent times when it was replaced by a new house. The church has no known connection to the subject property at 20731 St. Charles St. . ARCHIVES & ARCHITECTURE Historical Report 20731 St. Charles St., Saratoga, CA BIBLIOGRAHY Page 13 California Voter Registrations 1900 -1968 Cunningham, Florence. Saratoga's First Hundred Years. San Jose: 1967. Garrod, R.V. Saratoga Story. Saratoga: 1962. Millar, Sara Powell. History of St. Luke's of Los Gatos 1882 -1982. Los Gatos: St. Luke's Episcopal Church, 1982. San Jose Mercury, 9/4/1899, 5/ 4,/1899 Sanborn Fire insurance Maps 1918, 1918 -1930 Santa Clara county, Office of the Recorder. Deeds and maps. The Evening News. Burk - Spruyt Wedding at Saratoga. 9/23/1922 Bishop Nichols will Preach at Saratoga 9/26/1912 Real Estate. 5/29/1908 United States Federal Census Records 1880 -1930 ARCHIVES & ARCHITECTURE Historic Preservation Committee City of Saratoga Saratoga, California Dear Committee, Oral and Written Communication May 08, 2008 I have retained Leslie Dill from Heritage Resource Partners, LLC to prepare an historical evaluation for the property located at 20731 St. Charles St. in Saratoga and adjoining church. According to Mr. Franklyn from above company, they have been able to gather some information and pictures of the demolished church and they are doing more research on this. They have contacted Saratoga Historic Musume and are waiting for their response for more information and to access their files. During my last conversation with Mr. Franklyn, he stated that they would not be able to have the report done by the Historic Preservation May meeting and they will attempt to expedite the work and to provide the documents by June meeting. If you have any questions or need more information, please call me or contact Mr. Franklyn at Heritage Resource Partners LLC directly at (408)369 -5683. Regards, Mohammad Estahbanaty Owner, 20731 St. Charles St. Community Development Department City of Saratoga 13777 Fruitvale Avenue Saratoga, California 95070 M E M O R A N D U M DATE: June 10, 2008 . TO: Heritage Preservation Commission FROM: Michael Fossati, Assistant Planner SUBJECT: Determination of whether or not the existing home is historically significant. Property Location: 13840 Saratoga Avenue, Saratoga, California Property APN: 397 -30 -054 Project Applicants: Michael McKay - Architect Property Owners: John & Debbie Cantelino Project Summary The applicant would like to demolish the existing one story single - family residence (ATTACHMENT 1) with the intent of constructing a new one -story single - family residence. The existing residence has evidence of termite activity within the substructure and inaccessible areas. An accompanying termite report (ATTACHMENT 2) recommends fumigating the entire structure for complete eradication of all drywood termite infestations. Prior to demolition, the staff and the applicant request a determination from the Historical Preservation Commission- (HPC) on -the historical significance of the existing residence. The determination to allow the demolition would be based on the recommendation from the HPC. Historic Evaluation The property is not currently listed on the City's Historic Resources Inventory. Access into the property comes from a private road connected to Saratoga Avenue. Portions of Saratoga Avenue are considered a heritage lane and protected under guidelines established in Chapter 13 of the Saratoga Municipal Code (SMC).. The private road accessing 13840 Saratoga connects to the portion of road known as a heritage lane. The residence is located approximately 1 /10th of a mile away from the lane and placed significantly out of view from the public right -of -way. Staff has determined that the home could be classified as being most indicative of a ranch style residence. These features include single -story, low pitched gable roof, deep -set eaves, L- shape,- and -attached - garages. —The - applicant - has -submitted -a - site plan- and - photographs of the existing structure. Per City records, the residence was built in 1956. Decision by HPC The applicant is requesting a determination of the HPC regarding the historical significance of the structure. The following are options available to the Commission in reviewing this proposal: 1. Determine that the structure is not historically significant: If the Commission determines that the structure is not historically significant, the property would not be HPC June 10, 2008 Meeting Project Address: 13840 Saratoga Avenue Project Applicant: Michael McKay - Architect listed on the Historic Resources Inventory. Proposed demolition and /or future alterations would not be subject to HPC review. 2. Determine that the property /structure is historically significant and direct staff to place the structure on the historical list: If the Commission determines that the property /structure is historically significant: ■ At least one (1) of the seven (7) criteria listed in the City code must be selected to reflect the reasons why the structure is significant. ■ The HPC would need to determine that the proposed project either meets or does not meet the Secretary of Interior Standards (Standards) for historic properties. Suggestions to ensure compliance with the Standards may be provided. ■ Staff would place the property on the Historic Resources Inventory and proposed future alterations to the structures would require HPC review and would be required to meet Standards for historic properties. The seven Criteria are as follows (City Code §13- 15.010): (a) It exemplifies or reflects special elements of the cultural, social, economic, political, aesthetic, engineering or architectural history of the City, the County, the State or the nation; or (b) It is identified with persons or events significant in local, county, state or national history; or (c) It embodies distinctive characteristics of a style, type, period or method of construction, or is a valuable example of the use of indigenous materials; or (d) It is representative of the notable design or craft of a builder, designer, or architect; or (e) It embodies or contributes to unique physical characteristics representing an established and familiar visual feature of a neighborhood or district within the City; or (f) It represents a significant concentration or continuity of site, buildings, structures or objects, unified by past events or aesthetically by plan or physical or natural development; or (g) It embodies or contributes to a unique natural setting or environment constituting a distinct area or district within the City having special character or special historical, architectural or aesthetic interest or value. Attachments (1) Copies of Site Plan, Photographs of Existing Home and Accessory Structure (Cottage) (2) Wood Destroying Pests and Organism Inspection Report, 13840 Saratoga Avenue. Memorandum to the Saratoga Historic Preservation Commission Page 2 .00'OS 01 0 �o � 8 fl \ f� r � � z ZJR r ry 11 O C� O N o d n G 0 N 0 o d w 3 Z 0 0 N 3 3 N w CANTELMO PROPERTY - 13840 Saratoga Avenue EX15T1 NG 51TE PLAN 5cal e: I/ I G" = P -011 .09 69= lia ® s s g ig 237,97' Iss'sp ORIGINAL HOUSE �f Lot Area 0,7128 acres 33663 sq ft POOL ROOM ADDITION F ) ;t Sy _ N 4027101' W 11 ATTAMW �ooa�p0�a►n ig POOL ATTACHED GARAGE as w CK PAD i U COI 4 X d 0 r ry 11 O C� O 0 d 0 N 0 o 40'c'1'01' w CANTELMO PROPERTY - 13840 Saratoga Avenue EX15T1 NG 51TE PLAN 5cal e: I/ I G" = P -011 .09 69= lia ® s s g ig 237,97' Iss'sp ORIGINAL HOUSE �f Lot Area 0,7128 acres 33663 sq ft POOL ROOM ADDITION F ) ;t Sy _ N 4027101' W 11 ATTAMW �ooa�p0�a►n ig POOL ATTACHED GARAGE as w CK PAD i U COI 4 X Front left showing original house and pool room addition also used as entry Front right 5howing pool room and garage Back of house Showing pool, original house, Side of original house and additions CANTELMO PROPERTY - 13840 Saratoga Avenue Photographs of house Front of house Showing original entry I Cottage as viewed from near cui -de -sac CANTELMO Photographs PROPERTY - of cottage Cottage from front -right Cottage from back 13640 Saratoga Avenue Cottage from creek side W.O. `DESTRL . ING PESTS AND AITACWW 2 MNISM, ,NSPL-;TION REPORT Building No. ' •'•56801l; Uty, ZIP 110 Date of Inspection No. of Pages 13840•- . Saratoga Avenue, Saratoga, 1j4, 95070 11D 11/14/05 13 ".TI Sf3E„ >YRitnl'rE. PEST CONTROL •11R ' 17� d' -West ,y tic Li)s Galfls r "15021308 11•P13N Plt: (4b8j 35� "- 99144Fax: (408) 395 -7934 Firm Registration ►Jo. `-PR 0'240 Report No. 30126 Eaorow No. 55140899 Ordorod' • Property Owner /Party of Interact: Aciport Sent To: Cvi vuell arinka +•�uoky.Giabill Jack & Mary McCready c/o North American Title 449'N. Sarlta�Crkjz Avenue Caldwell Banker • Ducky Grabill 12124 Saratoga- Sunnyvale Road Los Gatti .'CA =95030 ' Saratoga CA 95070 Liz Floyd . COMPLETE REPORT: LIMI ED REPORT ❑ SUPPLEMENTAL REPORT Q REINSPECTiON REPORT ❑ Gonora Daseripiion:. Inspection Tag Posted. • A ono story,'.wdod framed, single family residence with wood and brick Garage exterior other Tiaga, Posted: . Terminix... 4 /8/03 the Structural Fast orol Act. An Inspocton= odn made of tho structure e) shown on the diagram In accordance with rtt Dotachsd•• porches, -detached steps, detached deck* and any other structures not on the diagram were not Inspected. Sub terranean'Titmites ® Drywood Termites (� Fungus /Dryrgt Q9 Other Findings Furth Inspection O for dotal Items. If any of above•tioxes are checked, it indlcatga that there were visible problems In aeceseibls areas. Read the report s on checked DIAGR:PrFI•� h) D T � •T'0 = S C.A L: E I I H . 3A 1'D 1D 38 lOH IA18 1E lE 2A20 100 1OD7A1F 100 1�SOD lOF 1-F 19 1 °� .1B1D 1D •r•A i E 38 1 E FiD1E Ai A1 83B 3A 11M11I IIJ11 1K -� 11L FPONT Inapcctod*By ;: `Scott•.Martin Llamas No. OPA 8412 Signstu You.ara erythlod•to dbtain eoplaa of all reports and completion notices on this property reported to the Structural Past r a th pReeeding two yours. To obtain copies contact : structural Past control Board, 1418 Howe Avanua, Sulk 18, Sacramento, Cagfomla 95 NOTE: Quaadons or problems concerning the above report should be directed to tht mena9ar of the company. Unnswlved questions etilems vihh services Performed may be- directed to ohs structural Peat Control Board at 1010) 1561.8708, (8001737-0180 or ww- .pastbostd.ae aor. 435A -Al (Rev. 101011 ZO'd T£:6 S0, ZT AQN b£6ZS6£8017:xe3 31IW631 e3HSt*•il 110 116IIC 11D ilF 10.01 •11R ' 1113 ,y tic lOBiOAIDC 11•P13N 4 2A2p IOE lint IUD e F -eB• 10 3A 11M11I IIJ11 1K -� 11L FPONT Inapcctod*By ;: `Scott•.Martin Llamas No. OPA 8412 Signstu You.ara erythlod•to dbtain eoplaa of all reports and completion notices on this property reported to the Structural Past r a th pReeeding two yours. To obtain copies contact : structural Past control Board, 1418 Howe Avanua, Sulk 18, Sacramento, Cagfomla 95 NOTE: Quaadons or problems concerning the above report should be directed to tht mena9ar of the company. Unnswlved questions etilems vihh services Performed may be- directed to ohs structural Peat Control Board at 1010) 1561.8708, (8001737-0180 or ww- .pastbostd.ae aor. 435A -Al (Rev. 101011 ZO'd T£:6 S0, ZT AQN b£6ZS6£8017:xe3 31IW631 e3HSt*•il ikw war ,:i;- .�,,.. r.. MdE OF S1. bARD IRSPECTION REPORT 014 PROPERI .T: 13840 Saratoga Avenue, Saratoga, CA, 95070 11/14/05 30126 .$UILUING HO. STREET, CITY, STATE, ZIP INSPECTION DATE REPORT NO. ivi'ICE: The Structural. Pest Control Board encammyes competitive business practices among registered c:aspames. Reports m this structure prepared by various registered cagwdes should list the samoe findings (i.e. tertIite i+nfestaticm , t=rite dmnage, fins dwage, etc.) . Howelvim, re editions to correct these f=xbmgs may vary fxm coapany to cotlpauy. 7'hkexefore, you havia :a right to seek a second crpinixm. NOTE: This property was not inspected for the presence or absence of health related molds or fungi. By California law we are neither qualified, authorized nor licensed to inspect for health related molds or fungi, If you desire information about the presence or absence of health- related w1ds, you-should contact an industrial hygienist. ; The•following areas were not inspected, as indicated ''iu Section ##1990 ,paragraph (J) of the Structural Pest Oontrol Act and Rules; and. Regulations:. FSurni.shed interiors, Inaccessible attics, insulated attics, and portions thereof; the interior of hollow walls; spaces between a floor or porch deck and.the ceiling or soffit below; stall showers over finished ceilings; such 'structural segments as porte eocheres, enclosed bay windows, buttresses and similar areas to which there is no access without defacing or tearing out lumber, masonry and finished work, built -in cabinet work; floor beneath coverings, areas where storage conditions or locks :'make inspection impractical. Any eaves, trim, siding or other materials above 10 feet from �. the. ground level will be visually inspected only. Any mterials above 10 feet from the ground level are conBidexed inaccessible for physical inspection. A further inspection is recoMMMded at any /all inaccessible areas, and/or areas that were not inspected. If a further inspection, is desired, please call our office for a price quote and an appointment. NOM: Thrasher Termite & Pest Control, Inc. is not a: licensed roofing ompany. We do not perform roof inspections. If an irApecticn. of the roof oWeritlg is desired, please consult the appropriate, licensed tradesperson. f THnSHER TUMM & FM CONTROL -- License No. PR 0240 £0'd T£ =6 S0, L AaN 17£62S6£80tr:xeJ 31IWSM 213HSUZRL - 3rd ::..: pAOg.OP STh. BARD IN81 EMON REPORT ON PR0. RTZ 1.3840 Saratoga Avenue, Saratoga, CA, 95070 11/14/05 30126 BUILDING N0. STREET, CITY, STATE, ZIP INSPECTION DATE REPORT N0. =E: IF REQUESTED BY THE pECZ4CM CORM= THIS REPORT, A REINSPB=ON OF THE STRUCjLW WILL BE NJAI]E. THIS R)QUBST P'l;7ST HE WI7 IN FIUUR 14MTM OF THE I7= OF•THIS REPORT AMID UUM WILL BE A M. .1- his•i.s a separated report and is defined as section ,1 and section 2 :. conditions that are evident as of the date of this inspection. s=icu 1 - Infestations, infections and/or related conditions. The ftx"nds -listed below contain item where there is evidewe of active infestation, :infection or conditions that have resulted in or from infestation or •..- infection found on the date of this inspection. :sEGTICS 2 - Adverse eoridi.ticns .where no infestations or infections were ::.noted at this time. The finlings listed below contain oonditlms deemed likely.to lead to infestation or infecticm, but where no visible evidence of such was found an the date of this inspection. • -our.c npany cannot assume any responsibility for conditions existing in :thise- areas unless an authorization for repair, replacement or further i:nspettion of these areas is made in writing. Nom Unless otherwise specified in the body of this report, the fences were :... not; : inspected, nor included in this report. SUBSTRUCTUIUKAREA: Ito, 3A:• FIItIDim.. Evidence of d ywood termite activity was noted at the mabstructure. These infestations appear to extend into inaccessible areas. RBOCA ATICBV: Rmigate the .entire structure with a lethal gas for complete, guaranteed eradication of all drywo . texudte infestations. * * * * ** 7h;R is a Section 1 Item * * * * ** In . the performance of the above recarienclation, we prgx)se to use the :chemical Viikane (Sulfuryl Fl.ouri de) , along with the . chemi pal Chloropicrin. THRASIM TERMITE dt PEST CONTROL -•- License No. PR 0240 170 'd 1£16 S0. LT AcN PEUSKMr:xe3 31INZ131 213HS1d2{H1 4th' ; . PAGE fJF S1. BARD INsPEC'I iON REPORT ON PRaPERT 1384.0 Saratoga Avenue, Saratoga, CA, 95070 11/14/05 30126 6UIi.DING'NO. STREET, CITY, STATE, ZIP INSPECTION DATE REPORT R0. SMSTRTJ 16M we can provide the Nylofume bags that are necessary for storing food and•TIrdicine during the foundation process. These bags are available at no additional charge to our - customers. Please call our office and we wi3I make .diem available for pick -up_ •Nd=: There W,IId, be preparation work that must be completed prior to the ::pexfoxTrence of the structural fumigation. The preparation work is the tesponsibility of the owner. if•inte'rested,.we can provide the name of a ompan that specializes in this service. The cost to eaTplete the prep work varies for each particular structure depending on the am mt of work that is required, NWICE: The charge for service that this eagDany .subcoatraets to anott>let perran or entity may include the cagmny's charges for arranging and administering such services that are in addition to _ :the direct costs .:associ•ated with paying the subcontractors. Item 7.B: F1mMgG: Drywood termite pellets and/or swarmers were noted at the crawl .space. RB ATICn: Remove and /or mask all accessible drywood termite pellets and/or swanwxs as necessary. * * * * ** This is a' Sectital 1 item * * * * ** Item IC:.. FlI iw! portions of the substructure and crawl space arel inaccessible for inspection due to inadequate clearance below the joists /girders. ! RBO.Uj'lEt DATICN: FURTM INSPE7CPICt q recd [mended. Dig trenches below the and joists to allow for Further InsPecti- 1?erfoxm a Flttther cn lnspectlon and 16_sue a Supplemental Report on any findings- * * * * *�+ LTnkncwn Further Inspection Re omrexded Item 1D•:••FINMIG:" Evidence of .subte mnaan termite activity was noted at the cellulose debris, farm stakes, a stulrp in the crawl space. and exterior. The hifestaticns appear to be originating at the crawl space soil and exterior RDCOMME=TICH: Scrape dawn and remove all accessible evidence of subterranean termite infestations (mud shelter tubes, and /or swanIers)- ` perform a 'cotrplete treatment for the control of subterranean termites using a 'registered -termiticid,e at the readily accessible areas _ our treatment may include, but is not limited to the following methods of treatment; Treat the scil2area soil adjacent -to=the- foundation walls, piers and/or plumbing lines ..as needed. Treat the exterior soil. adjacent to the £cnuzda )d t atlas as need". All soil treatments will be perfoorllwd using the rod axbti treat and/or tx67ch and treat application methods. A series of holes will be drilled at all exterior abnatting concrete walkways, porches, at the base of any e teziocr veneer and at the interior per3 meter of the garage slab. Af tot the treatment is ocuplete . all :boles will be patched. This is a Section 1 Item * * * * ** THRASHER TERb= & PEST CONTROL - -- License No. PR 0240 SO'd z£:6 90. LI ^otJ V£6496£80V:XeJ 3.CIWM31. S3HSbWA.t A. Sth '• PA (313 1DP Si..,DARD IASi EC'TION RBPORT ON PROPER► .T: ^� 13840 Saratoga Avenue, Saratoga, CA, 95070 11/14/05 30125 BUIL6ING NO. STREET, CITY, STATE, ZIP INSPECTION DATE REPORT NO. SUBST'RU&URE,ARE&- Iii tlie.perfoxmiance of the above . recam- andation, we propose to use the chemiCaj Termidj= (Fipxnnil). Nam.. Prior to our airrival the owner (or tenant) IT wt clear the interior perimeter of the garage. All storage and personal belongings should be pulled away from the walls (approximately two feet). wm: We will be unable to guarantee an exact match at the areas that are drilled and then patched. This udll include painted surfaces, aggragzate, brisk, tile, grout, etc. ' NOTF ' we will attelTt to perform the outlined drill and treat wit c]al ging any electrical conduits, gas lines or plumbing lines that may exist. if any damage does occur we would assist the property owner by contacting the prcper tradesperson for repairs (if requested). The property owner would be responsible for all expenses that result from these additiaaial repairs. All interested parties should be aware that 7brasbar Ten- Ate & Pest Control, Inc. assumes no responsibUity for damage . that may .occur to any of these concealed conduits, gas lines or plumbing ]fins. By Signing our authorization agreement to perform the treatment serves as :• ' acknowledgement of this disclaimer. Ite_ m 1E: F'IDIDm: Evidence of infestation by subterraneaa termites was noted at the cellulose debris, form' stakes and a tree ,stump in the crawl space. . REoM4MM=CK: Remove and dispose of the stuunp, cellulose debris ,(of a rakahle size or larger)-and form stakes. * * * * ** This is a Section 1 Item * * * * ** item iv: Pm. DMG:.Subterranean termite damage, drywood termite, wood destroying -beetle damage, fungus infections and fungus damage were noted at the subfl_aoring, rim joists, blocking materials, girders and *floor joists 'in ':various degrees of severity, at varxaus portions of the substxucture.- RBo3,MmmiCN: Atteupt to xeplace the mare severely damaged wood members from the.' crawl space. Trim out minor damage and reinforce from the crawl space. Scrape and /or wire brush off all surface fungus infections and treat with a registered fungicide. If any further damage is found or if this .,: method of -repair becomes inpractical, additional funds will be required for repair. This -is -a Sectiom- l_Item • ' In -the performance of the above recommendation, we propose to use the Tim. Bor Wisodiuun Octaborate Tetrahydrate) . r TMASHER TF.RWM & PFST CONTROL -•- License No, PR 0240 90 'd Z£:6 So. LT AON b£6LS6£80d:xLId 31I14N -U 2GHSH2JI"Il .., ., ,ir- '.r..i`.JLty�� �,!?r���y'C SYtilN1.• : ` - .r �•.•. .: : ,. _. .t ... 6th Fpv kPE.OF STA. ARID INbr�CTI4N REPORT ON PROPERTY alaar► Saratoga Avenue, Sarato CA, 95070 .•BU1LDI•NG N0. STREET, CITY, STATE, ZIP SUI3Siktt�&V-lt��. AREA activity was noted at the Item `IG:'1�IDI�]G: Evidence of beetle ..infestations appear to extend into inaccessible areas. 11/14/05 301_26 INSPECTION DATE REPORT N0. substructure. These RE'ODIg4RMICN: rumigate the entire • structure with a lethal gas for cximplete, guaranteed eradication of all beetle infestatieaLS. fMe coat to cdnplete this item is included with item M. w***** ThiB is a Section 1 Item * * « ** STALLS 9V •: l g was turned off at the tine of this Item :2A::: FINDING: 'Ile water supply /p olZt>ed at the stall SYlawer pans or irispecti m1. Water testing could not be perf :: an' plumbing fixtures. pgvdv lTIC1I�T: FURZIiEK INSPECIICtT xecolrillended. The owner is advised to nave the ,water supply r�etu=)ed to the property. At that tiwe, n addistional would perform water testing and a Further Inspectic.D. Any ..find i.- would-be Outlined an a Supplemental Report * * * * ** * * ** * * Urla)own Further Inspection Recotm- ?.ncied Item 2) ',FlmDm: Cracked tile and cracked 9put were rated at the pool batbroam 'stall sbower. RECaqo�==Ctq: Replace all* cracked tiles and. regmut as needed. * *x * ** This is a section 2 Item * * * * ** — and —deposits s i1xi icate — leaks — at the Tr aster Item 2C : • Water stans . _ batbroan stall shower enclosure. ,•gpIDATICQT: Remove and dispose of the existing enclosure. install a new chxane trim/obscure safety teed glass enclosure. This is a Sectic.n 2 Item * * * * ** FOUNDATI01yS: . ' ° zteTfl' '.3A:. ' FIl+74: A faulty grade condition was noted at the exterior p� anters . R' or lower the soil to eliminate this COMM diti ATZC�T: Regrade and/ * * * * ** This is a Section 2 Item _ vertical cracks were noted at the foundatioai. This condition Item °.3B:- :.FlI�IDING and/or infestation by :.: ,lead to moisture intrusion at the subarea, soterranean termites . •: � to licensed REG'ONIMI• 0ATIM > age 'the services of the aerate, licensed tradesperson to check this condition and make all needed is a section 2 Item ATTIC: tion was Trade of the attic area due to insulation: We. '.'Item• : '}Ac:. NXB:. A limited izaspec ' iTaspected the attic as practical. * * * * * * ** * InLainiatim Itegri THRASHER TE MM & PM CONTROL --- X,icense No. PR 0240 ZO 'd z£: 6 S0. L AON VE61.S6£8017: XR3 31IM31 &- HSU&U a: ;�.. , ,;,,,.,��I :a ma�yy,• � �i:'s[„' ^'`/t1:. �..:: � i:.._.. •::: .:...::: : •'. .:. _ .. .. .. 7.tli OF STta,YOARD INSPECTION REPORT ON PROPERTY ..f: -1300 Saratoga Avenue, Saratoga, CA, 95070 11/14/05 30126 BUI•LDFNG;HO. STREET, CITY, STATE, ZIP INSPECTION DATE REPORT NO. GANA IGertt 6Ai FIl�IDIIV�: F1nxlas damage was noted at the particle board, at the Z of the `REGdVR�ICN: Remove the visibly damaged particle board and replace with '.-new material. This is a Section I Item Item • 8B :":'FIM=-- porticos of the garage are inaccessible for inspection due to .. •storage. ' p: MMCN: puRrM nzp=cN recommended. Others Trust clear the storage at the interior perimeter of the garage. We will thea perform a Further znspeeticm at the previously inaccessible areas. Our findings will be• issued ca a Supplemental Report. * *# * LT maven Farther Inspection RecomrexxJed. OTHER - IiVTE*RIOR:' Item.10A: •.:FIjm=: FwVus damage was noted at the particle board at the pool equipment 'roots. RFzagm iw: Remove the visibly damaged particle board and replace with rWW material. If any further damage is found, a Supplemental Report will be issdeid with additional bids for repair. * * * * ** This is a Section 1 Item * * * ** Item. IOB:. F NEAT: Excessive moisture was noted at the pool equiplmat roan. This could :inclirrate leaks at the pool equipmnt. The area behind the pool equipmPxlt is a sr�ccessibie -for- inspection, - - P.EC0MmEND=cN: ruimm INSPB=Cty recarm®ded. The owner is advised to ,Provide access in the most practical way (rewving pool equipment). At that t,�iae, up m request, we would perform a Further Inspection and issue a •- : Supplelwital Report cai any findings . * * * * ** Unknom Further Inspection ReconT nded * * * * ** Item 10C.,., F nMMG : Fungus damage was noted at the door casings and jamb materials at liathxoom adjacent to the pool equipment xom. gUMOMM�GICW: Remove the visibly damaged sections and. replace with new p4ei'ial. If any further damage is found, a Supplemental Report will be issued with- additicnal -bids -fox repair. * * * ** This is a Section 1 Item * * * * ** THRASHER TERMHE & PEST CONTROL -- License No. PR 0240 80'd U :5 50, LI ^ON M- 64S6£80G:XeJ = -- 311MV1. 2I3 Sftu Asi :- 8hi .;: •PAGE OF STArd)ARD Jl oftCMON REPORT ON' PROPERTI :13840 Saratoga Avenue, Saratoga, CA, 95070 11114105 30126 INSPECTIDN DATE REPORT NO. BW*L'DI116,N0. STREET, CITY, STATE, ZIP OTHEJt= iI9TFZtiOR:•; . Item lODr -'' FJTIDTNG:. The water supply to this structure was turned off. at the time ..vf .thi -s inspection. water testing could not be perfaxned at :the stall shower pans :.Or any plumbing fixtures. FU II M INSFB oN reoamended. The owner is advised to restore the water supply to this structure, At that time, upon request, vn :wo d: perform a Further Inspection, and issue a Supplemental Report on any ....f * * * * ** Ltjujokn Further Daspecticm R,eccatnended Item 100., k'= . uING-. Cracked tiles and cranked grout were noted at: the cabana'. room •aantexlsink area. :pB ATION: Replace all cracked tiles and r+egrout as needed. * * * * ** This is a section 2 Item.****** It er n.XOF:.'.rnviM: Cracks and/or erosim were noted at the kitchen counter grout : j oisits . ". :RECCMMENDATICIN: Regrout and seal as needed. The owner is advised to maintain ttb:s"area in the future. * *' * * ** This is a Section 2 Item * * * * ** Item 10G: FLIMu*; An'e- 'ocessive Misture condition was noted at the rear ban bathroom floor. Past toilet leaks have caused fungus damage to the floor eove7� - j*erjaylnent. Concealed damage- may— eao,st._ -- R1,pMvEg=ICN: Remove the toilet. Remove the complete vinyl floor oovering and floor underlarnant to che& for concealed- damage - If 10- - further damage is found, we will install new floor underlayamt. and new vinyl floor covering tbxaugbout the bathroom floor. Th,e toilet will be reset on a new wax seal, properly bolted. If any further damage is. found, a supplemental. Bogart will be issued with our additional. ft4ingS and cost. * * * * ** This is a Section 1 Item * * * * ** Item 1oH.:• FIDjM: An e=essive moisture condition was noted at the master bathroom ~• floor, Oversplash has caused flmgus damage to the : floor covering '' =1erlar ent - Concealed daInage may exist. ' the lete vinyl floor covering • ' • ��CanT: Remove the toilet. Remove �� damage _azld_fl000: underlayment to check for concealed dalmmage. If no further l floor : is fw1x3, we will install new floor underlayment and nerw visny : covering throughout the bathroan floor. The toilets �/ resetSupplemen new wax seal, properly bolted. If any further damage - - Report will be issued -with- Our - additional fir dvlgs and cost. * * * * ** This is a Section 1 Item * * * * ** THRASHM TERMM & PEST CONTROL -- License No. PR 0240 60'd Z£:6 S0, LT ^QN 17£6GS6E80V-xpd 31IM31 43HSd21HJ. ..'t t is ^:•i' B -901 "• ' : ••'.PAGB'0F STA NJARD IA3?9CTION RBPORT ON PROPERTY ._.: • •13840 Saratoga Avenue, Saratoga, CA, 95070 11/14105 30125 9UFlDIdG:Ro_ STREET, CITY, STATE, ZIP IRSPECTIOR DATE REPORT NO. OTH1✓It_- ?I�IOZtc facia and sheathixyg. bight is s>owitx� I te:1 ] 1A::; IrIDING : Voids were ranted at the " tip ©ugh the roof covering .-{ a the services of a licensed roofing contractor to • '�::��vpv�'IODl: �Ja9 .check the'conditian of the roof covering and make all needed repairs. s * * * ** n s is a Section 2 Item Item 11B:- ' 'FIi�D1I3G: Evidence of dr ywood termite activity was noted at the ' :e�berior /eaves. -,RE M44MMA=cN: Flnnigate the entire structure with a lethal gas, see item * * ** ** 71iis is a Section:1 Item * * * * ** Item 11C:" F.nMMG: Drywvod termite pellets and/or swarmerss were noted at the exterior /eaves. gE0M4RNDATION: Remove and /or mask all accessible drywood termite pellets and/or swarmers as necessary, see item #1B. * * * * ** This-is a Seotion 1 Item * * * * ** Item 11D:: MM0G: Deterioration and warping were noted at the exterior siding. RE0jjq,VMCK-. Replace the siding as needed. This- is- -a - Section 2 Item Item 11E FIl�IDING: Earth to •wood contact was noted at portions of the exterior tiding. Portions of the exterior and eaves are ;Aeoessible -- for - i13spection due to plant /'vine growth. ICBM: FURL INS}nION reo=Tended. The owner is advised to provide access by lowering the exterior soil away fmin the siding and . tr nmuig the vine /plant growth away from time structure. A� that time, . WM request, we w mftd perform a 1lrrttaer Inspection and iss4e a Supplemental R�pbit *ori any findings. aeai ReoolnT>°nded * * * * ** � Further Inspection Item. 11F:: •F'Ilnb=: FungUS damage was noted at the plywood sib- REOC _zCM Remove the visibly damaged sections and: replace with new materials. OUr bid ilacluden- primer °painting °the =now tttateia] s= only_ _ * * * * ** This is a Section 1 Item * * * * ** Item 11G: FIIIDING: FiuTa damage was noted at the- trim-and rigor jat[bs- for. _ -- the = --cabana " _ : ••rout►. , replace with new g�O�.+IpATICB�T: Remmve the visibly damaged sections and Tn3terzals. OUr bid includes primer painting the new n aterials only. This is a Section 1 Item 713RASHER TERNIM & MT CONTROL — Ucense No. PR 0240 OI 'd SE-6 S0, Zi ^oN V£6L56£$Od: xvJ 31IW2131 213h su&tL .'PAGE OF ADARD It._.�ECnON REPORT ON PROPER kT: i 13640. Saratoga Avenue, Saratoga, CA, 95070' 11/14/05 30126 . IN '- BCkLDG N0. STREET, CITY, STATE, ZIP ! INSPECTION DATE REPORT N0. QT :K fTF TO? :< Leaks were noted at s of the gutters. Several,of the gutters are ane ..Ttein �1,]$-r, •FI1�II]ING: cl6gged with debris. .RDCO TICtJ: aye 'the services of the apprr�iate, licensed tradesperson to clean and repair or replace the gutter sys em. * * * * ** This is a Section 2 Item * * * ** Item 11I': FaIDXNG• Evidence of drywood termite activity was noted at the eaves. RUCftWowATIam RmAgate the entire structure with a lethal gas, see item * * * * ** rja-dz is a Section 1 Item Item 11.J : F- 10IM:• Dzywood termite pellets and /or swaiTle were noted at the eaves. p}p ATICK.- Remove arw r tffask all accessible drywood • termite pellets and /or swarm>ers as necessary; see item #3A. * * * ** This is a Section 1 Item * * * * ** Item 11IC: FTNDI[�: Ftur3us damage and drywood termite damage were noted. at the 2"x4i" rafter tails -and 1 "x8" V lap roof sheathing. pp IDATIC 1: Remove the roof oavering as necessary. Remw�e the damaged wood members and check for concealed damage. If no further damage is found, wE :.will replace with new nateriaLs. is found area# will be primer during the, course of these .painted only. if any further damag repairs, a Supplemental Report will be issued with our additional findings cost. AWE: The save - wood n bers win be braced and /or reiu£or'Qed as ao. .'necessary. Thrasher Termite & Pest ccntrol will attempts to maigtain the dii;ginal cosmetic appearance of the eaves, however, whM perforTdlU partial rem; this is not alvTays practical. we carwt guarantee an. exact match of :. the- existing materials and/or sizes . 7his is a Section 1 Item * * * * ** Item •1]Z. �.`26ITIO to repair /replace the it "EHMTICN: A licensed roofer must be ertplayarl of the roof work, he as roof 'covering we mwvad while .eurpleting our phase ouElined in the item above. * * * ** This is a Section 1 item •. F - damage and subte=wean termite damage were noted the 2 "x4" Item studs, �� particle board siding materials. ..; spuds, top plate materials and part' t r ATICBiT: Remove the visibly damaged wood Trembers and replace with new materials. • Our bid includes primer painting the new tmsatetial.s only. If any is found, addi.tiMal funds will be required for repair. - - �r�zer - dalmlage * * * * ** • * ** This is a Section 1 Item THRASHER TERMITE & PEST CONTROL -- Llcww No. PR 0240 IT'd 4£:6 S0. 4T ^cN d£64s6MV:Xej 31IW?131 213HS MI, -- %• •. -PAGE OF 5Th. _jARD A,_...Bcl'iON REPORT ON FROPERn .:.: 1.3$40 Saratoga Avenue, Saratoga, CA, 95070 11/14/05 30126 161110.1 MG. NO. STREET, CITY, STATE, ZIP INSPECTION DATE REPORT 00. O TIiSR- 1X'xtiERxUR; . Item- 11N•: - :.FIMMG: • Drywood termite damage and fungus damage mere noted at the .. ; . ,overhang /storage covet'. •. -12E IDl1TICN: Retmve and orni.t the overhang /storage cover and. cabinet • materials . • • ' This is a Section l Item * * * ** Item 110:• NOTE: The detached' playhouse and outbuildings were not inspected, wr included in this report. If an inspection of these structures is desired,, please call our office for a price quote and an appointment. Informaticn Item * * * * * * * * ** Item: 1,1P,: Evidence of infestation by subterranean termites. was noted at the eact¢xior. RE=mmwWICN: Perform treatments as outlined in item #1D. * * * * ** This is a Section 1 Item * * * * ** •,LrOR ALL OF yOUR jW BCHSDU Mn 2Ms PLFASE QUZ CARMYN GAV3N AT (408) X954• -9944 Eagnsiw 500. Nam: TYp3:cwzy IT TADS APPROXIKAD= cHE To 7WD 1� :-TO SCHEDULE WOM (DEPEMMr, Chi THE SME of MO JW) . S= =marls CAN SL NkDE, BUT THIS IS A G=_ROI,S_Oi+_ZSO 0 _nj9M_7A3W THIS 33UO WNSI1ffi2WTM= MW PLANt = THE MRK THAT 2MS TO HE 00b1PLWM- TMM YOU. _ -NO` :- -The standard vinyl floor- cover- ing- a- l- lawam -e -is- based-on- $0:89 per square foot. If a =re expensive vinyl is chosen there will be an upgrade cfu ge. This charge will sialply be the difference between our etanclaYri al] owance and the cost of the upgraded vinyl, nultiplied by the nvalllber of :square feet needed.. Me cost for the upgrade will be collected by the vinyl store at the tirre the vinyl is chosen. our vhryl allowance includes anything up-to and including $0.89 per square foot.. If a ,less e#ensive vinyl is clwsen there will be no refund. NOTE: Unless otherwise -ivied we will install silver cap metal at the perimeter of the floor when the vinyl is coved, and we will install an off -white rubber base when title vinyl is a flat y. ' 29t7itis; We work with Bnthony laierioxs. at 401 East Redding Street, • San - -` %josel C'A- 95x12: Their= pb=e= nludar is- (408)- 292 - -7=37— Please visit their website at www.anttlaaiy- interiors-can to view some of tb»ix vinyl 6e1ect3,oms ..online.-if yon go into their abawrooam tell them you are working with ' . -.Ttirasbar- Te=dte- and - Pest- contxol -.- They -will- help-- yaa - -- with - y eC =- selti:cm 1116a then pass; the information op. to us . Please call a= office if you have . axzy':furtisESi� questicros. - • TfMASMR TERMITE by FE$T CONTROL --- Licence Nb. PR 0240 3;LIW2�31 21 iSUW1. 7:2t1i ? PAQE bF STAh_ ..RD IN,- .:G°TION REPORT ON PROPERTY i. j 1384Q Saratoga Avenue, Saratoga, CA, 95070 11/14/05 .30126 BUIlD111G N0. STREET, CITY, STATE, ZIP INSPECTION DATE REPORT 110. NCIFE: If others are going to oaTlete any of the repairs, i as outlined in tYis .report, they MUST have Our firm perform a reinspedtion during the course of their repair's. This reinspection nest be made after ALL damage - is ieldaved but prior to the installation of . any new materials. We caanot be xesponsible for certifying the prOperty if these guidelines axe not followed. Allow 2 to 3 days lead time w7sen sd- ,e&�;� a reinspect.ion. mere is .a $1 se 75.00 fee for this reinspection service. Plea don't. hesitate to call our office if there are any fmther questioQls . TBp.ASFIER TRRWIS & FEST CONTROL — License No. PR OM £I 'd 22:6 SO. Z AoN MZS6£80d: xej 31I14831 ?J3HSb1M1 �41{i,ls,s k l3Ui :PAGE OF STA. ,-kRD ]A 2CTION REPORT ON PROPERTY .13840 Saratoga Avenue, Saratoga, CA, 95070 11/14105 30126 •BUILDING NO. STREET, CITY, STATE, ZIP INSPECTION DATE REPORT N0. OCCUPANTS CHEMICAL NOTICE THRASHER -TERMITE AND PEST CONTROL will use pesticide chemical(s) specified below for the control of wood destroying pests or organisms irir.Locations identified in the Structural Pest Control report as indicated above. (1) The pest(a) to be' controlled: X. - 6UkL•ERRANEAH TERMITES FUNGUS or DRY ROT %C 8t E>•tES K DRYLIOOD TERMITES OTHER (2) The- ppsticide(s) proposed to be used and the active ingredient(•s). SC (3 )."State Law requires that you be given the following Information: CAUTION - PESTICIDES ARE TOXIC CHEMICALS. structural Pest Control Operstors-are licensed and regulated by the Structural Pest Control Board, and apply pesticides which are registered .and•approyed for uae by the California Department of Food and .Agriculture and the United States Environmental Protection Agency. Registration is granted when the State finds that based on existing scientific evidence there are no appreciable risks if proper, use'conditions are followed or that the risks are outweighed by the benefits. The degree of risk depends upon the dcgrce of-expQsu' , so exposure should be minimized. elf within 24 hours following application you experience symptoms similar to comaon- seasonal illness comparable to the fill, contact your physician ar- poison control — center -and your pest operator A ft"distely. . (This statement shall be modified to include any other symptoms of over exposure which are not typical of influenza.)" for further information, contact any of the faltoAngt Thrasher Termite and Pest Control ..................(408) 354 -9944 Med,het.Custctmer Not Line .........................1(800) 655.7262 tounty••Publle Health Department ....................(408) 918 -3400 county 'A� ricul•Lure Comm , omm ssIoner ................. (408) 918-4600 Poison•Controt.. Center .... .........................1(800) 876 -4766 S"dctural• Pest Control 1430'Howe :Avenue, Sacramento, CA 95825 .........1(800) 737 -8188 Persons with respfratory or ailergic conditions. or-others who may be concerned about their' health relative to this eheiaieel trcatment;:.'should•contact their physician concerning occupancy during and after chdmieal treatment prior to signing this NOTI CE.- 110'-CHENICAL.APPLICATION WILL BE PERFORMED UNTIL SUCH TIME THAT THIS NOTICE IS RETURNED. HA4lIIG READ THE INSTRUCiIOHS, I, 7HE:UNbER&-idFED, WILL ACCEPT RESPo11SI8ILiTY FOR ALL THE AFOREMENTIONED qI 14ER/.00CUP•ANT: DATE OwiJER/.00CLIP.ANT•• DATE -• _ -- - -- - - - - -� _ _ THRASM TERWM & PEST CONTROL --- Lice we No. M 0240 VT 'd ££*6 -S0. LT AON -- .- h£6ZS6£8UV:XL'3 __31I14SM- _2131-1S16" A. TER .NIDOR; Active ingredients:, Fipronil S. ' bAA60i' Active ingredients: Permlethrin X C. VII(ANE.- Active ingredients. Sulfuryl FLourlde i Chloropicrtn 0� Cx-14ICk: Active ingredients: Cyfluthrin E. ,Tim •BOR:, Active ingredients: Disodiwa octaborate Fetrehydrate F, .:P.REM(SEt Active ingredients: Imidactoprid G. 'OT11d; Active ingredients: (3 )."State Law requires that you be given the following Information: CAUTION - PESTICIDES ARE TOXIC CHEMICALS. structural Pest Control Operstors-are licensed and regulated by the Structural Pest Control Board, and apply pesticides which are registered .and•approyed for uae by the California Department of Food and .Agriculture and the United States Environmental Protection Agency. Registration is granted when the State finds that based on existing scientific evidence there are no appreciable risks if proper, use'conditions are followed or that the risks are outweighed by the benefits. The degree of risk depends upon the dcgrce of-expQsu' , so exposure should be minimized. elf within 24 hours following application you experience symptoms similar to comaon- seasonal illness comparable to the fill, contact your physician ar- poison control — center -and your pest operator A ft"distely. . (This statement shall be modified to include any other symptoms of over exposure which are not typical of influenza.)" for further information, contact any of the faltoAngt Thrasher Termite and Pest Control ..................(408) 354 -9944 Med,het.Custctmer Not Line .........................1(800) 655.7262 tounty••Publle Health Department ....................(408) 918 -3400 county 'A� ricul•Lure Comm , omm ssIoner ................. (408) 918-4600 Poison•Controt.. Center .... .........................1(800) 876 -4766 S"dctural• Pest Control 1430'Howe :Avenue, Sacramento, CA 95825 .........1(800) 737 -8188 Persons with respfratory or ailergic conditions. or-others who may be concerned about their' health relative to this eheiaieel trcatment;:.'should•contact their physician concerning occupancy during and after chdmieal treatment prior to signing this NOTI CE.- 110'-CHENICAL.APPLICATION WILL BE PERFORMED UNTIL SUCH TIME THAT THIS NOTICE IS RETURNED. HA4lIIG READ THE INSTRUCiIOHS, I, 7HE:UNbER&-idFED, WILL ACCEPT RESPo11SI8ILiTY FOR ALL THE AFOREMENTIONED qI 14ER/.00CUP•ANT: DATE OwiJER/.00CLIP.ANT•• DATE -• _ -- - -- - - - - -� _ _ THRASM TERWM & PEST CONTROL --- Lice we No. M 0240 VT 'd ££*6 -S0. LT AON -- .- h£6ZS6£8UV:XL'3 __31I14SM- _2131-1S16" ;1j R`#� IITE F CON" 7L Page 1 of 2 . -. T<7�12T,k'arlt:.�Road West • :Los Grd#os, .� #' 95D30 =3308 (408) 395-7934 WORK AUTHORIZATION CONTRACT Address of Pioporty:' 13840 Saratoga Avenue, Saratoga, CA, 95070 Inspoction'DatC." • 11/14/2005 Report S:..' Title. Co: ;4 Escrpw Iy: North American Title, Escrow # 55140899 SECTION 1:. ; SECTION Z FURTHER INSPECTION •1 A: • $ ' -iM0 '00' 1-1N. $ 390.00 28: Trades 1C: Will Bid :1 B; 4 fi yi�.i• 3.: 1 1 P: Ses t1 D 2C: will Bid 2A: B0 Will Bld Will Bid 16001, 00 . 3A: 36• Trades Trades 14B: Will Bid 1E: •"$:':.',:2Z5� 1F: . 3 ;3890}00 10E. Trades 10D: 111E: will Bid Will Bid `:1 G: - so8 aaK • 1 OF: Trede9 'SA: ' 4.'•9'210:j00 11A: Trades 110: Trades :290''40 11 H: Trades 1OG� —:790-00- 1'OH: 4 '. 590.00 1113: See A1A• 11 C: See.61 D 11F: S 275.00 11 G: $ 280..00 111: See'#1A• 11J: See` `16 r 11K: *; •' � . 860: 00 11 L: Roofbr• : . 11 M: s-.' 1370.00 We Authorim the•FollosviAr We Authorize the Pollotriog We Authorize the Following Section• I Iwme to be P4formed. section 2 Itcmt to be Performed. I ctus for Further Impaction. Proposed•Coat'Sectlon 1': 17705. Proposed Cost Section 2: See Above Inspectlon Fee: 8 200.00 Total: S 17905.00 Proposed Cost Furdnsp.: see Above NoiltE.TO.pim.ERTY.- OWERS: (Section 7D18 of the California Contractors License Lau, Business S Professional Code Div. 3, Chap. 9..) •P {owides'iaxler -•the Mechanic's Lein Law any Structural Peat Control Operator who contracts to do work for you, any contractor,' subcontractor, laborer, supplier, or other person who helps to improve your property, but is not paid for his work or airppl•ls;:• has' e. :right to enforce a claim ogoinst your property. This means that, after a court hearing, your property could b: sotd•by s•conl:rsetorr, in full, if the subcontractor, laborers, or suppliers remain unpaid. BY EXECIITetna. TH19.WIRK AUTHORIZATION CONTRACT, CUSTOMER ACKNOWLEDGES THAT HE OR SHE RAS BEEN ADVISED OF THE FOREGOING AND NAS HAD :111E':OPPQRrTUNITY. TO CONSULT WITH A QUALIFIED PROFESSIONAL. I leave 'roed:ihis°worltf3Uthori'zalion contract and WDO Inpeotion report it teferS to SIGNED:UUORI AU7HbRIZATION CONTRACT MUST BE RECEIVED BEFORE WORK WILL BE SCHEDULED. I ltavo -read•end, understand the terms of this work authorization contract and hereby agree to an terms thereof. AND READ BY: DATE ACCEPTED FOR: DATE APPROVED ' . • . ' • • . - THRASUR TERMITE & REST CONTROL ST 'd b£:6 S0. Z A014. Ir£61S6£80b: xpd 31IW&1L 83HSU2M1 .-THRA;S,[�1 lfp�R -h .TE & FkaT CON lx A ) Page 2 of 2 17427 Farlpy AoadVest Los Gatos,'.dA 95030 -3308 Ph: , {408).351 9944 -Fats (408) 395 -7934 WORK AUTHORIZATION CONTRACT Addres's.oi Property: • 13840 Saratoga Avenue, Saratoga, CA, 95070 Inspection Aaid:' . 11 /14/2005 Ropoit t 30126 T•itlo Co :.& Escrotii.C• 'North American Title, Escrow # 65140899 TERMS AND CONDITIONS' A Li Ell WILL BE FILED. ON THE PROPERTY 60 DAYS AFTER NOTICE OF COMPLETION IS ISSUED. THE LIEN WILL BE-RELEASED ONCE IRE BILL IS PAID. It is understood shat these corrections are recommended on the basis of visibly determined surface examination. In the course of work being perfotmed:on the basis of this contract, conditions may be revealed which were not evident at the time of inspection. This contract is- 'limited to that which was visible at the time of inspection and of that, only these paregrsph(s) herein specified and contracted for. 4e, assume no responsibllity for concealed or inaeaeasibte damage or infestation that was not observed by us Without excavation or opening tiinbers,'walls, -floors, coilfngs, moving furnishings, storage, etc.: We shall not be liable for any damage resulting from-probing, cutting, opening, removal or otherwise, of timbers, walls, floors, ceilings or other parts of the building inspartdd. -Our liability for damages by reason of errors or omissions in the Inspection Report Shall be limited to the cost of the inspection and report. If additional work should be required by the City or County Building inspector, such work will not be performed undbr this contract. THRASHER TERMITE AND PEST CONTROL AGREES TO FURNISH ALL LABOR, MATERIALS, SUBCONTRACTORS (if required), and cbmpei)sati&n insurance to eorcplete the repairs as accepted above. THRASHER TERMITE AND PEST CONTROL AGREES TO USE ALL. DUE. ULITiON.•IH.,TBE PERFORMANCE OF OUR WORK, but in no way will we be held responsible for damage to property, plants, or animal Life caused by.the use of chemicals, gas or equipment in conjunction with these repairs. It Is agreed that the contract price shell be paid to THRASHER TERMITE AND PEST CONTROL upon notice of completion. It is understood that servlci ciiarges-of 1'.5% per month on the unpaid balance, or 18%. per annum, will be charged vn'overdue accounts and if suit is filed for collectiorL of delinquent accounts the customer agrees to pay all litigation costs. At least one .ts.igned copy of this contract must be returned to THRASHER TERMITE AND PEST CONTROL before work is started. This contract must be signed by-THRASHER TERMITE AND PEST CONTROL'S representative to be valid. (NRASNERTERMI.T£_AND_DEST CONTROL GUARANTEES CHEMICAL TREATMENTS AND STRUCTURAL REPAIRS FOR ONE YEAR FROM THE DATE OF COMPLETION. WE- Gl1ARAATEE -'FUA M- T-70NS- FOR — THREE— YFARS'FRaM THE-OATE OF'tOMPL-ET1O* =IEt GUARANTEE =GIASS=IHD =FLOOR = ,COVERING= REPA -I -RS- FOR = THIRTY (30) DAYS ,FP00 11HE iiATE.- OF-COMOLETION. WE DO NOT GUARANTEE WORK CCMPLETED BY THE 014HER AND /OR THEIR AGENTS. ANY TYPE OF GUARANTEE SHOULD BE OBTATHETF FRQhi ,TAE •PERISON(S) MAKING THE REPAIRS. I40TE: ALL CAR. T1IL•L BE TAKEN TO AVOID DAMAGE TO HIDDEN PIPES IN THE CONCRETE SLAB OR WALLS. HOWEVER, IF SUCH DAMAGE DOES OCCUR WE WiLL ASSLIH9 NO RESPONSIBILITY FOR SANE. WE WILL ASSIST THE HOMEOWNER BY CONTACTING THE PROPER TRADES To REPAIR THE DAMAGED PIPE(S). THE HOMEOWNER -.15 RESPONSIBLE FOR ALL EXPENSES THAT ARISES AS A RESULT OF DAMAGED PIPES. THE HOMEOWNER UNDERSTANDS THIS CONDITION AIR) AGREES- TO ALL,LiABILITY BY SIGNING THE WORK AUTHORIZATION CONTRACT. PLEASE CALL OUR OFFICE lF YOU HAVE ANY FURTHER QUESTIONS. I401D DiSCLAiME:R: Thdre may be health related izzues associated with the structural repairs reflected in the inspection report referenced by this Work Authorization Contract. These health issues include but are not limited to the possible release, of mold spores during the course of repairs- We are not qualified to and do not render Bny opinion concerning Such health issues or any apecial.preesations. Any questions concerning health issues or any spacial precautions to be taken prior to or during the course of such repairs should be directed to a Certified Industrial Hygienist before any such repairs are undertaken. THRASHER TERIMTE & FEST CONTROL - -- License No- PR 0240 9T -d d£ :6 S0. ZT ^ON 17£64%29017: xeJ 31IW2i31 2GHSH?1H1