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Home My WebLink About10-13-09 Heritage Preservation Commission Agenda PacketCity of Saratoga HERITAGE PRESERVATION COMMISSION AGENDA Date: Tuesday, October 13, 2009 - 8:30 a.m. Place: Regular Meeting — Warner Hutton House 1. Routine Organization A. Roll Call B. Approval of minutes from the August 11, 2009 meeting. C. Posting of the Agenda — Pursuant to Government Code Section 54954.2, the agenda was posted on October 8, 2009. D. Oral and Written Communication — Any member of the public may address the Commission for up to three minutes about any matter not on the agenda. Commissioners may not comment of the matter but may choose to place the topic on a future agenda. E. Oral Communications — Instruction to staff regarding actions on current Oral Communications. 2. Old Business A. None 3. New Business A 2nd Update to the Heritage Resources Inventory List — Presentation by Consultant B. Discussion of Joint Meeting between HPC /Historical Foundation and City Council on 10/21 at 6:00pm C. Signatures for Brown Act D. Heritage Trees E. Training Opportunities 4. Pending Items A. National Register Applications 5. Adjournment Adjourn to 8:30 a.m. Tuesday, November 17, 2009, Warner Hutton House, 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 (10) days of the date of the decision. In accordance with the Ralph M. Brown Act, copies of the staff reports and other materials provided to the Historical Preservation Commission by City staff in connection with this agenda are available at the office of the Community Development Department Director at 13777 Fruitvale Avenue, Saratoga, California 95070. Any materials distributed by staff after the posting of the agenda are made available for public review at the office of the Director at the time they are distributed to the Planning Commission. Certificate of Posting of Agenda: I, Michael Fossati, Assistant 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 8th day of October, 2009, at Saratoga, California Michael Fossati Assistant Planner City of Saratoga (408) 868 —1212 WARREN B. HEID AIA AND ASSOCIATES WARREN B. HEID AIA -E ARCHITECT EMERITUS 14630 BIG BASIN WAY SARATOGA, CA 95070 October 9, 200o]%Ci City of Saratoga 13777 Fruitvale Avenue Saratoga, CA 95070 PHONE 408- 867 -9365 FAX 408 - 867 -3750 Attn: Members of the City Heritage Commission Dear Honorable Chairman and Commission Members, After reading the article 6this week in the Saratoga News about Saratoga High School I decided to write this letter to you to present my personal views about buildings in Saratoga that may qualify as post World War II historical buildings for the Heritage Commission Inventory. Very few, if not any, were built in Saratoga during the war. As some of you may know I sat on the first eight (8) years of this Commission and have had my architectural firm here for over 50 years. Village Shopping Center - it was built in 1956 and designed by well -known San Jose architect, Kurt Gross. The style could be considered as country heavy timber and the major occupant was the Buy and Save Market, owned /operated by the Butera Family of Saratoga. It is my opinion, because of it's age, style, architect, and major occupant, it meets the City's requirements as a historical structure. Wells Fargo Bank - This building opened on January 2, 1959 as the First National Bank of Saratoga /Cupertino and it was my first commercial building in Saratoga. Being constructed next to the Village Shopping Center the sidewalk at that side followed the slope of the parking lot, and the main floor was level, meeting the street level sidewalk. An unusual feature is that under the side sidewalk is sloping trench with weep holes in the west side retaining wall to drain the heavy underground water in that area. This trench drains into a large concrete pipe from the shopping center. The style in Mid - century Modern. Again, it is my opinion that this building meets the City requirements as a historic structure because of it's age, style, original owners, and architect. City of Saratoga September 9, 2009 13777 Fruitvale Avenue Page 2. Saratoga, CA 95070 Attn: Members of the City Heritage Commission Saratoga High School - As stated in the Saratoga News this school opened on September 9, 1959. It was designed by the Los Gatos firm of Higgins and Root, Architects. William Higgins of that firm lived in Saratoga with his family. This school is one of the two high schools forming the Los Gatos High School District. The building has an enclosed center court being used as circulation between most of the classrooms. The style is Mid - century Modern. Again this building qualifies as a historic building because of the ago, style, and architects. Enclosed is a copy of the newspaper advertisement providing the bank's opening on January 2, 1959. Thank you for your considering these buildings in the Historic Inventory of our City as the first post World War II historic structures. Sincerely, Warren B. Heid AIA -E Architect Emeritus cc: Mayor and City Council Planning Commission John Livingstone ar OPEN HOUSE Ynou t r and noftceatUe Yngoeuldnr °d dllo9a new YeebeiwFrl 1 FEN 7 .. Tuer y 2 hours:'of 10 le will ° Aleesu o to she am,.cnd.�. se fully 6valley'3 most an You %4hai we'.. to None." us meiniolnpa Aohdy facthtiPyedesflgtBg .;'Service Second . 4I FREOrchds,for the Ladiesalloos :for ;,the children New Accounf Glft!: S� ATIONI ANA OF ARATOGA A UPERTINO The -Saratoga office of th" e West Valley's rode e ndent bank is opening for business on Januar y 2;'1959 at 144$ Big Basin, Way. The.phone number is UNion 7 3451 r "► aK�q Fl I'"'"• ,l^ r::q^ v T V..,`r "#'fm"T �t ,� t ♦}� r, .t.. 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Corporation for $10,000.00y' , 0Member of tile:Federa) Reserve Bank a . HOWARD SHAW INSULATION 4 r ®Complete Banldag,Facilities d t ,{ ''' �I pis Atche :d- 8gnteClera —Aa( .11 6.2053 ®Commercial8r ;, vmgsAccounts " i ACCOUSTICAL. TILE HARRY L MURPHY, INC 303 Mokidie Road, San Joe. — Cip ose 5,1900 CARPETS AND VINYL,TILE� 'W W HOVK I ..\ it H AeaSsianl Mehagek N FIELDS ELECTRIC WORKS r` i n I Mlil trfl e$. pm iiwn I 2261 The, Alameda, Santa Clare AXminster'6.0161. I i m b kl a EII IC gill � 1 nsrDlt� oo (m you of. me aesE ELECTRICAL WORK: AND ELECTRICAL, 7.. WEST COAST STEEL CO - inn q ` \ i 1131Aua.rale =Bari Joc°�= ,bYprcaa -2 -5802 FURNISHED AND INSTALLED. REINFORCED STEEL 1 MIDSTATE:ROOFING: & INSULATION. CO. 1974'S. FI at St., San Joee — 61rproee'7.2280 / TILE. ROOFING . - zN GIISTAVE DOMROSE•& SONS f / x051 Homes lead Road; Santa Clara — AXminstor 6 33l1. featuring MASONRY Inferior, modern functional daaign, featuring ctrsighi counters, ]rood; wj2h Intel, r - oating antique mirrors, Warren Hoid, archifoc2. .. ' JOHN R. DESCALZO \ 1530 Poach HUI Road, Saratoga — UNion 9.9430' I --I PAINTING . ®Night Depository �1 Safe Deposit Boras ' % SAN JOSE' STEEL CO., INC. q. ®All Typos of Loans FABRICATED AND ERECTED STRUCTURAL WORK, , ®An Independent Bank/ Michael Fossati From: peterm [piero @pacbell.net] Sent: Monday, October 12, 2009 10:19 AM To: Michael Fossati Subject: CalTrans Work on Highway 9 hi michael ... here is what SHF is doing with CalTrans in response to April's request.... thought the rest of the commissioners might be interested... peter --------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Hello April, Peter Marra spoke with me yesterday, said that the HPC had received a letter from you in connection with your County involvement, asking what was being done to preserve historical sites during the CalTrans Highway 9 improvement /widening project in Saratoga. Since HPC has not been involved, and SHF has been, I will briefly describe work to be done and how it may affect the historic sites in the area. Background: I have been meeting and working with CalTrans representatives and state archeologists for the past year on this project after first being contacted. Since there was no other interest from other SHF board members when first presented, I have been the lone SHF representative, which began during my tenure as SHF President. As you know, Highway 9 above Saratoga follows the old Saratoga - Pescadero Turnpike route, and there are several sites along Highway 9 that will be affected by this highway widening project, two of which are in the Saratoga sphere of influence: the Hakone Gardens property and the Saratoga Congress Springs /Hotel site. Hakone: There will be some taking of the Hakone property within the CalTrans easement, however, there will be no adverse effect on the character of the property. Further, the work will be south of the Charles Maclay Bank Mills and tollgate site so the remaining old rock wall will not be affected. Congress Hotel site: Most of my interaction and time CalTrans and archeologists has been in this area. This has involved a site inspection of properties above the highway along Congress Springs Lane in order to document remaining hotel archeology; the San Jose Water property bordering the highway; as well as hikes up the canyon to the Saratoga Springs for archeological survey and documentation. Further, since I had photographed the old hotel site years before the housing development in this area, I supplied the team with digital copies of my work which will be included in the final state report. I was impressed with the concern and level of interest in the area by the CalTrans team. All locations were surveyed and fully documented. The area affected by highway widening will be in 1 the s -curve area above the San Jose Water filtration /pumping location. My fear was that, in widening of this area that the old concrete stairway would be removed or otherwise adversely affected. However, the work will occur on the uphill side of the roadway so this stairway will remain. The hotel site, the remaining wall, vegetation, and /or other remaining evidence of the hotel site will not be affected by proposed highway widening. As a side -note of interest, it was determined by the archeologists that the old stairway is of much later date of construction than was the hotel. I, and others including Willys Peck, had always assumed that the stairway was a remaining artifact of the hotel operation. However, examination of the re -bar exposed by the damage done by a truck last year, and sampling of the concrete indicated construction was probably sometime in the 1920's, well after the hotel burned in 1903. My supposition is, that it was perhaps constructed by the InterUrban Railway operation that terminated at about that point, or by the operators of the popular picnic area, in order to provide access to the waters of the creek or the canyon beyond. April, I do not yet know when work will commence on this project. However, I am still in contact with the CalTrans project team in Oakland, so if you have further interest let me know. Best regards, G'&t& scho ppe Saaataga .bM4ica goundatiott Sa wto" .otaW Atweum z Information for Heritage Resources Inventory List From: Rita McCarty Saratoga Heritage Preservation Commission 408 - 867 -3160 October 13, 2009 I have information on two of the properties listed on the heritage resources list: Hayfield House: 18888 Hayfield Court Saratoga It is not on Douglass Lane as listed. Hayfield Court is not a private road - -- a photo from the road is possible. The most used view is from the back, near the end of the cul -de -sac. I took a tour of this fabulous Julia Morgan home about a year ago, on November 21, 2008. Paul Masson's Lodge: 14754 Pierce Road Saratoga It is located directly across the road from the entrance to the old Paul Masson Winery. The home with its distinguishing turret cannot be seen from Pierce Road. There is a long driveway leading to the home. City of Saratoga HERITAGE PRESERVATION COMMISSION AGENDA Date: Tuesday, November 11, 2009 - 8:30 a.m. Place: Regular Meeting — Warner Hutton House 1. Routine Organization A. Roll Call B. Approval of minutes from the October 13, 2009 meeting. C. Posting of the Agenda — Pursuant to Government Code Section 54954.2, the agenda was posted on November 5, 2009. D. Oral and Written Communication — Any member of the public may address the Commission for up to three minutes about any matter not on the agenda. Commissioners may not comment of the matter but may choose to place the topic on a future agenda. E. Oral Communications — Instruction to staff regarding actions on current Oral Communications. 2. Old Business A. Signatures for Brown Act 3. New Business A. 8:30 a.m. Site Visit — 19565 Glen Una Drive — Review of a request by Nick Gera to add a first and second story addition to an existing two story single family home. The home is not included on the Heritage Resources Inventory. However, HPC review is required because the structure is greater than fifty years of age. B. Draft Heritage Resources Inventory List — Comments & Discussion C. Letter from Warren B. Heid, dated 10 -9 -09 D. HPC Website 4. Pending Items A. None 5. Adjournment Adjourn to 8:30 a.m. Tuesday, December 8, 2009, Warner Hutton House, 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 (10) days of the date of the decision. In accordance with the Ralph M. Brown Act, copies of the staff reports and other materials provided to the Historical Preservation Commission by City staff in connection with this agenda are available at the office of the Community Development Department Director at 13777 Fruitvale Avenue, Saratoga, California 95070. Any materials distributed by staff after the posting of the agenda are made available for public review at the office of the Director at the time they are distributed to the Planning Commission. Certificate of Posting of Agenda: I, Michael Fossati, Assistant 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 November, 2009, at Saratoga, California Michael Fossati Assistant Planner City of Saratoga (408) 868 —1212 Community Development Department City of Saratoga 13777 Fruitvale Avenue Saratoga, California 95070 M E M O R A N D U M DATE: November 10, 2009 TO: Heritage Preservation Commission FROM: Christopher Riordan, Senior Planner SUBJECT: Review of a first and second story addition to an existing two story single family residence located at 19565 Glen Una Drive that is greater than 60 years of age. Property Location: 19565 Glen Una Drive, Saratoga, California Property APN: 510 -05 -009 Project Applicants: Nick Gera Property Owners: Nick Gera Project Summary The project site is currently developed with a 3,988 square foot, two story single family residence with an estimated construction date of circa 1949. The applicant is proposing to demolish the 576 square foot existing detached garage and construct a new 951 square foot attached garage with a 537 square foot second story addition above. The addition will be located at the rear of the residence and would not affect the aesthetics of the house as viewed from the street. Due to the age of the structure, the City is required to consider its historical significance. The determination to allow the addition and to comment on the homes historical significance would be based on a recommendation from the HPC. Historic Evaluation Staff has determined that the existing house is most indicative of the Craftsman architectural style. This architectural style was the dominant theme for smaller houses built throughout the country in the early part of this century. The Craftsman style originated in southern California and most landmark examples are concentrated there. Identifying features of this style are low - pitched, gables roofs with wide, unenclosed eave overhang; roof rafters usually exposed; decorative (false) beams or braces commonly added under gables; porches, either full -or partial- width, with roof supported by tapered square columns and columns or pedestals which frequently extend to ground level. The subject house has a side - gabled roof. About a third of Craftsman homes feature this type of roof. Most are one - and -a -half stories high with centered shed or gable dormers. Porches are generally contained under the main roof. Two story examples of the Craftsman style commonly have full width porches. The most common wall cladding for Craftsman is wood clapboard or wood shingles. Stone, brick, concrete block, and stucco are also used. Those types of materials are most commonly found in the cooler climates such as the northern or mid - western states. HPC April 14, 2009 Meeting Project Address: 19565 Glen Una Drive, Saratoga, California Project Applicant: Nick Gera 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 listed on the Historic Resources Inventory. Proposed demolition and /or future alterations would not be subiect 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 X13- 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 Memorandum to the Saratoga Historic Preservation Commission Page 2 HPC April 14, 2009 Meeting Project Address: 19565 Glen Una Drive, Saratoga, California Project Applicant: Nick Gera (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) Architectural Plans Memorandum to the Saratoga Historic Preservation Commission Page 3 Q N 0 v, 0 O N M O ABBREVIATIONS B/ Anu G AIIGLE AI C1. c CENTERLINE G DIAMETER = PU1tJD G.IJOn1BER A B ANCHOR BOLT A C ASPHALTIC CONCRETE A'C LIR COIJUTIOwIIG ADJ ADJUSTABLE A r S. AUTCLIATIC FIRE S?P.INKLER ALUM ALUTAH.Utd APPROX APPROXIMATE AF. FE ARCHETECTURAL ANOO A IODIZED ASPH. AWG ASPHALT AWIJIlG WL'lDOi/ B/ BACK OF OR BOTTOM OF BD EOAFD B.H,A.CB. BETTER HEATING AND F E. AIRCONDITIUJIr1G BUREAU BLDG 6 ILDIIIG BLKG. BLOCKING BM. BEA M B O.J. BOTTOM OF JOISTS BOTT. BOTTOM B.U. BUILT UP C. CARPET CAST. CABINET C.B. CATCH BASIN CELT CEMENT CWT. CENTER C T. CERAMIC TILE C.I. CAST IRON C.J. CgJSTRUCTIaJ JOINT CLO. CLOSET CLR. CLEAR C . CEILING C.1M.U. COIJCRETE MASOIJRYUNIT C.O. CLEANOUT COL COLUMN COI+IP. CVAPOSINOET CONC. CONCRETE CORN, CONNECTION CONST. CONSTRUCTION CONT. CONTINUOUS COW R. CONTRACTOR CSK. COUNTERSUNK CSMT. CASEMENT WINDOW G.W. COLDWATER D. DRYER DB. DOUBLE 0 . DROPPED BEAM DET. DETAIL D.F. DOUGLAS FIR DH DOUBLE IIUNG WINDOW DIM DIMENSION DR. DOOR D.S. DOV✓NSPOUT ow . DISH WASHER DWG. DRAWING DWR. DRAWER EA. EACH E.J. EXPANSION JOINT ELEC. ELECTRICAL ELEV. ELEVATION ENCL. ENCLOSURE E P.B. ELECTRIC PANEL BOARD EQ. EQUAL EXH. EXHAUST EX EXPANSION EXIST. T. or (E) EXT. EXISTING EXTERIOR FBRGL. FIBERGLASS F.D. FLOOR DRAIN RON. FOUNDATION F E. FIRE EXTINGUISHER F EC. FIRE EXTINGUISHER CABINET F . FIRE HYDRANT OR FLAT HEAD F.M.G. FIRE HOSE CABINET F.F. FINISH FLOOR F.G. FINISH GRADE FIN. FL FINISH FLOOR FLUOR. FLUCFIESCENT FLSG. FLASHING F.O. FINISHED OPENING F.O.C. FACE OF CONCRETE F.O.F. FACE OF FINISH '.O M. FACE OF MASONRY - ' F.0 S. FACE OF STUD FR OR. FRENCH DOOR FT. FOOT OR FEET FTG. FOOTING FRP FIBERGLASS REINFORCED PLASTIC FURR. FURRJNG FXO FIXED GA. GAUGE G.O. GARBAGE DISPOSAL GALV. GALVANIZE(D) G.I. GALVANIZED IRON CFI. GROUND FAULT INTERRUPTER GL. GLASS ORE. GROUND OR GRADE G.B.F. GROSS SQUARE FEET G.S.M. GYP. BD. GALVANIZED SHEET METAL GYPSUM BOARD H.C. HOLLOW CORE H.D. HOLD DOWN HDR. HEADER H HARDWOOD HDNR. HARDWARE H.M. HOLLOW METAL HORIZ. HORIZONTAL H.P. HIGH POW HR. HOUR M.B. HOSE BIBS HT. HEIGHT HC, HANDICAP HTG. HEATING HVAC HEATING VENTILATING AND AIR CONDITIONING H.W. HOTWATER M.W.D. HOT WATER DISPENSER I.D. INSIDE DIAMETER INV. INVERT INSUL INSULATION ENT. INTERIOR J.B. JUNCTION BOX JST. JOIST JT. JOINT lilt OH=1: 1;.0 KN K:IOCK(AT KP KICY. ?UTE L-VS LAVATORIES UM UNFIT LP. LG! Pgl:i L UGH i GERA RESIDENCE 19565 GLEN UNA DRIVE SARATOGA, CA 95070 DRAWING INDEX 10 TITLE SHH T A. -1_ 0 SrE . ems- FLINS 30 FLO- P;: -EA. PLANS - 0 FRa:T i LEFT S, E SLEW TIOEIS P.EA = -A P.IGHi SIDE ELEVA TIO115 .v - 0 SECTIONS MA A I.TT MAXIMUM SYMBOLS TRI L I.AT O Me, F.IACHENE BOLT �.IECM. MFDICiNIC A MC 1JEVIGtIE CAEINET MET MNIJ MFR — AIJIJ�UFOLc :.CTUREF. MH, tA DETAIL HUMBER �SECilON I1UMBER INTERIOR ELEVATION NUMBER ELEVATIC14 ABOVE 1To I:115CELLANEWS C�--/�� AITD. MULLION `/ I SHEET WHERE DETAIL IS OPAYYIJ Y.X SAME i V/HERE SECTION IS pP,A':!N SHEET WHERE ELEVATIIX! IS DF.A1`.'N DATUM POLNT l.tULL. :.IULLIOI! SALIE DISGPLItIE U.tl.O SAME DISCI ?LIT JE U.::O SAt,tE DISCIPLINE U NO (11) ITO1Y NOT IN CIXIiRACT tot= 14 MBER ':Ylt 1pO.'J t.NP.K REVISIa'1 NUt:iBER NORTH= .RP.Ol.' N.S.F. NET SQUARE FEET Y' I— WALL HVAC P.EGISTEP, /_�'- (SE'c V /IlJDO:✓ SCHEDULE) ` (SEE DESCRIPTION BLOCK aJ (THIi: LINE INDICATES TRUE NORTH) firs NOi TO SGJF DRSC SHEET FOR DATES 1 �ESCRIPnaJ) a OVER OC_ 014CE11TER O.F.S. OITSIDE FACE OF STUD OH. OVERHEAD DOOR MARK OPNG, OPENING YS✓. (SEE DOOR. SCHEDULE) O FLOOR HVAC REGISTER HE HOSE BIBB —«- GASOUTLETVALVE 0 OPPOSITE O.D. OVERFLOW DRAIN a OUTSIDE DIAMETER P . PUSLICA.DORESS P B PANIC BAR P.G. PRE-CAST OFRONT PERSPECTIVE PROJECT DATA DER P PL PONDER DRIVEN FASTENER PLATE PI- PROPERTY LINE PLAS. PLASTER ALAS. LAI.I, PLASTIC WMINA7E a. PROJECT DESCRIPTION: PLY. PLYWOOD PIJL. PANEL DEMOLISH EXISTING DETACHED GARAGE AND BUILD NEW ATTACHED GARAGE POL POLISHED WITH FAMILY P.00M ADDITION ABOVE. P EtlAAi. PORCELAIN ENAMEL PT T POW b. FPIJ: 510 -05-005 P V.C. POLY VINYL CHLORIDE PR. PAIR c. ADDRESS 19565 GLEN UNA DRIVE SARATOGA. CA 95070 R RISERS d. OWNER: NICK GERA R.A. RETURN FIR R C' RADIUS REINFORCED CONCRETE PIPE e_ C R. P. EXISTING USE SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENCE RD. ROUND R.D. ROOF ORPIN I. ZONNIIJG DISTRICT: R -iJ0 R . RECESSED REF. REFRIGERATOR '! 9. SIZE OF LOT. GROSS: 0.83 ACRES = 35,961 S.F. REINS REINFORCEDIING R . RESILIENT �; U NET: 0.75 ACRES = 33,959 S.F. R.H. ROUND HEAD h. AGE OF STRUCTURES' ABOUT 60 YEARS R ROOM R.O. ROUGH OPENING I L ? ; l RED � .57. /K aA ✓ ✓ 3 -4p r . REQUIRED RW✓ RIGHT OF WAY r - : F r T. - _ :�V•„ SLOPE AT BUILDING EDGE: 1.5% RWD. REDWOOD 'F' >✓ V +�• RW.L. RAIN WATER. LEADER _ ✓ I �.^,. �+ j. AVERAGE SLOPE OF SITE 5% (LESS THAN 10%) 58P SHELF AND PULE 1 t - >•� SCHED. SCHEDULE } .j •.�, }LL -00229'1811.16BBi = a 9a% 0.' SC_ SOLID CORE S.D. STORM DRAIN I I ix'"ar- k ALLOWABLE FLOOR. AREA SECT. SECTION S.F_ SWARE FOOT/FEET ---.{ SGD. SLIDING GLASS DOOR '>ts Eft f 3 5 F 050 5 . PLUS 78 SF. FOR EACH 1 U00 SF. SGW. SLIDING GLASS WINDOW OF NET SITE AREA OVER 15,000 A S.H. SINGLE HUNG WINDOW _ `��'S 3L5"�iT°'� - SHT. SHEET "3i c_ F' x ' �•� 5050 18959.78 5.528S F SHTHG. SHEATHING m� SHWR. SHOWER '�,>,•.'.. -:RF` iyl� .r�. X„ .•K i.. -y� �i. Lam ' - 1 I [ f 000 ] SM/S. SHELVES � J FLOOR AREA TABLE: SIM. SIMILAR h I❑Li _ EXISTING PROPOSED TOTAL SK SINK OR SKETCH SL DRS. SLIDING DOORS (I O�. 2 FIRST FLOOR 1.896 SF 951 SF 28,17 SF S.M. SHEET METAL , a I I ' - SECOND FLOOR 1.5716 SF 0 SF 1:1 16 SF SM SHEET METAL SCREW - - - ii GARAGE S765F 537 SF 1,113 SF SPECS. SPECIFICATIONS - ? i .t # ''Y. v COVERED PORCH 0 S 0 B OSF STD. STANDARD Y , ) t ry? 'ate e. TOTAL FLOOR AREA 1988 SF 1 A88 SF 5,,176 SF ri' S STEEL STOR. STORAGE F STRUCT. - - STRUCTURAL- - _- - - -- - - " ' _ - _ _�- - - _ _ - m IMPERVIOUS COVERAGE TABLE -. ._ .. .. ST_ STL. STAINLESS STEEL _ SUSP. SUSPENDED -- SYM. SYMMETRICPl ALLOWABLE 35 %OF 33,959 = 11986 SF Y SQUARE PERCENTAGE OF T. TILE FOOTAGE NET LOT AREA TS TOWEL BAR " Y' T.C. T OF CURB L- S'�� -? _ FOOTPRINT OF HOUSE 1859 11% OP TEL TELEPHONE DRAYS ,1]031 2% TEMP. TEMPERED -y, t• f''��'f� i i '!]R� • tv-(' 4p._ THRESH. THRESHOIJJ �+'�'' � - 1' } a 't tag PATIOSID'cCKS 2,A 6% POLL WA TSG TONGUEANDGROO /E �'..i f WA TOE TOP OF FOOTING f i 4 2' G yf TENNIS COURT WA WA T.O. TOP OF'[".;;.. T 0 TOP OF PLATE �YYj, _ •k TOTAL SITE COVERAGE 10.775 31% i - T.OS TOP OF SLAB •L` F �9]q ' -4 TOSF TOP OF SUB FLOOR - �Y _ SETBACK TABLE' T.P. TOILET PAPER TR. TREAD REQUIRED PROPOSED COMPUANT7 T.W. TOP OF WALL TYP, TYPICAL FRONT YJ'0' 17'10' YES LEFT SIDE FIRST FLOOR 200- 25' 3- YES UNO. UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE LEFTSIDESECOND FLOOR 250' 3Z 3' YES U.O.N. UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED RIGHT SIDE FIRST FLOOR 20'0- 2610" YES UR. URINAL RIGHT SIDE SECOND FLOOR 25'0' 33'0' YES VICINITY MAP REAR FIRST FLOOR FA'0' 198'0' YES V. VINYL REAR SECOND FLOOR 60'0' 246'8' YES V C P. VITREOUS CLAY PIPE VERT. VERTICAL a. HEIGHT INFORMATION TABLE (TO EXISTING GRADE): V.G.DF. VERTICAL GRAIN DOUGLAS PER W. WINDOWORWASHER LOWEST ELEVATION PUW -0'3- W/ wNM - J PROJECT SITE HIGHEST ELEVATION PUNT -3'0' WAINS. AVERAGE ELEVATION POINT -5'T WAINSCOT TOP MOST ELEVATION POINT 29' Z' W.C. WATER CLOSET - - -. WD. WOOD WDW. WINDOW /O p. DEMOLITION TABLE W WITHOUT : - TOTAL EXISTING EXTERIOR WALLS d54' W.P. V✓ORKPOINTa WATERPROOF I- EXTERIOR WALLS TO BE DEMOLISHED 126' WR. WATER RESISTANT -WASTE RECEPTACLE W.S. W W E WEATHER STRIPPING- WOOD SCREW - WELDED WIRE FABRIC / NEW WALLS TO BE CONSTRUCTED 251' XO SLIDING WINDOW WITH'V BEING OPERABLE AND'O BEING FIXED WHEN I o LOOKING FROM THE OUTSIDE XOX SLIDING WINDOW WITH -X - BEING NOV [� OPERABLE AND'O' BEINGFIXEDWHEN N 0 9 ro000 LOOKING FROM THE OUTSIDE. DIVIDED ` C+I 1, / LlJ ROUGLY 1 /d, 1/2. 1/d. RESPECTIVELY _ ! ur anm 10GA COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT - J BRUNO yIARCELIC ARCHITECT A.I.A. 365 E. Campbell Ave. Campbell, CA 95008-2013 Phone 408/ 379 -6500 Far. 408/379 -6110 Project Name: GERA RESIDENCE 19565 GLEN UNA DRIVE SARATOGA,CA 95070 Sheet Name: TITLE SHEET Project Number 0902 Date 10/16/09 Drawn By JRB Checked By BM A -100 scale 12" = 1' -0" 0 0 0 N O 0 3 SECOND FLOOR DEMOLITION PLAN 1/8" = 1' 0" DEMOLISH EXISTING RAILINGS, KEEP POST ON 11 (E) DEN iu>_i - II I ON LE) - NOOK M --J (E) LIVING ROOM ;III E P( )VIII 111 I I I I ®FIRST FLOOR DEMOLITION PLAN 1/8" = 1' -0" 01 �J a NEW ROOF / (HATCHED) I I I I I � I 6 I i I I i I I r I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I (E) SINGLE I I I (E) SINGLE FAMILY 10 I I FAMILY RESIDENCE I 2 RESIDENCE 5:12/ (N)D.S. 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I (E) 30' I - " ` L IF SECOND o I FIR TREE FLOOR OUTLINE I µ - u 25' -3- u (E) TO FIRST FL60 p HOUSE 32' -3' g REMOVE TRELLIS& I O II POST ABOVE THIS TO SECOND FLOORv SECTION TO MAKE I ROOMFOR(N)PORCH NOTE: PRIOR TO FOUNDATION INSPECTION BY THE CITY, g�v - ON P1 20— ( THELLS OF RECORD SHALL y+� - PROVIDE A WRITTEN LANOEI ?, (N) SIDE SETSAC CERTIFICATION THAT ALL ' LAND .I I BUILDING SETBACKS ARE PER THE APPROVED PLANS. I (E)DRIVEWAV ' o O I ul I N o O U Q I (El W ~ / LANDSCAPING 1 0 \ I I 1 ° ) I I � NORTH -- - - -��— I100_13_l - -- -- — - — - __ — - — - — GLEN UNA DR. &SITE PLAN - — - — - — - — - — - — - — - — - Ll V1, = 1._(,_ J BRUINTO MARCELI C A RCI- 1ITECT A.I.A. 365 E. Campbell AVe. Campbell, CA. 95008 -2013 Phone 408/379 -6500 Fax 408/379 -6110 Project Name: GERA RESIDENCE 19565 GLEN UNA DRIVE SARATOGA,CA Sheet Name: SITE & ROOF PLANS I AuE r--- ------ I ------ - - - - -- I I Checked By BM A -2.0 I I As indicated I I EXISTING ROOF p= -- W I o 0- I o- I - W I I I I I I I w V I I I I I I z Ad_1 RIDGE RIDGE RIDGE I I I I I I I I I i I I 0-I �� I °- I I I i7 u I j I I I 10: 12 10 12 ,0 1 1. 12 I I (E) D. S. (E)DSL - - �- ,_ -- - �� (E)D.S. L. (E) D. S. 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I (E) 30' I - " ` L IF SECOND o I FIR TREE FLOOR OUTLINE I µ - u 25' -3- u (E) TO FIRST FL60 p HOUSE 32' -3' g REMOVE TRELLIS& I O II POST ABOVE THIS TO SECOND FLOORv SECTION TO MAKE I ROOMFOR(N)PORCH NOTE: PRIOR TO FOUNDATION INSPECTION BY THE CITY, g�v - ON P1 20— ( THELLS OF RECORD SHALL y+� - PROVIDE A WRITTEN LANOEI ?, (N) SIDE SETSAC CERTIFICATION THAT ALL ' LAND .I I BUILDING SETBACKS ARE PER THE APPROVED PLANS. I (E)DRIVEWAV ' o O I ul I N o O U Q I (El W ~ / LANDSCAPING 1 0 \ I I 1 ° ) I I � NORTH -- - - -��— I100_13_l - -- -- — - — - __ — - — - — GLEN UNA DR. &SITE PLAN - — - — - — - — - — - — - — - — - Ll V1, = 1._(,_ J BRUINTO MARCELI C A RCI- 1ITECT A.I.A. 365 E. Campbell AVe. Campbell, CA. 95008 -2013 Phone 408/379 -6500 Fax 408/379 -6110 Project Name: GERA RESIDENCE 19565 GLEN UNA DRIVE SARATOGA,CA Sheet Name: SITE & ROOF PLANS Project Number 0902 Date 10/16/09 Drawn By JRB Checked By BM A -2.0 Scale As indicated a 7t 0 0 0 c1 0 C SECOND FLOOR AREA. PLAN 1/16" 1 SECOND FLOOR AI PEA_ AREA C SO. FT- 21 SF AREA A 260 SF 2� SF AREA B s48 SF f AREA D I b, I 572 SE 3, rte: 21 SF 0 AREA E f 5725E 215 SF r -,c2 C SECOND FLOOR AREA. PLAN 1/16" 1 SECOND FLOOR AI PEA_ F SIZE SO. FT- - 3:'c . 7 2� SF E 20'0'. -- -,83F _ 3, rte: 21 SF 0 6'.22 i 5725E _ r -,c2 2155= 2 Ad.1 A40 2 FIRST FLOOR. 'P,EF. $IZE SO. FT. t REA B- 25 0-, 16'2" SG, 5F -:_ -- 12 SF - 904 SF �,i m! AREA C �f ',.REf. F 12 SF 12 SF 1 ^-1 SF 235E _ 4J7', 35', 1.7555F \ 2.e7 SF D \AREA E �; _AREA � 23 SF � 1755 Sr" 3, FIRST FLOOR AREA PLAN 1 251- A40 2 FIRST FLOOR. 'P,EF. $IZE SO. FT. 25 0-, 16'2" SG, 5F e I, T ,8'0' 12SF O I,6 x8'0' 12 SF D 5 5-..4 2 235E _ 4J7', 35', 1.7555F 2.e7 SF O 1 j f) D ( i1 ep — PATIO �I 3 —i rw I II - u _ FAMILY ROOM DN I - j --- �i s• -nrz' 42 HIGH WALL (E) WELL TO BE [r,1O DEMOLISHED UP (E) DEN 10 12" DN 2R FULL HEIGHT WALL DN OK (E) LIVING ROOM t (E) KITCHEN. _ (E) - -_ _ DINING — ROOM E RY! 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Campbell Ave. Campbell, CA 95008 -2013 Phone 408/379 -6500 Fax 408/379 -6110 Project Name: GERA RESIDENCE 19565 GLEN UNA DRIVE SARATOGA.CA Sheet Name: REAR & RIGHT SIDE ELEVATIONS Project Number 0902 Date 10/16/09 Drawn By JRB Checked By em A -4.1 Scale As indicated a 0 0 m i BRUNO IM ARCELIC ARCHITECT A.I.A. 365 E. Campbell Ave. Campbell, CA 95008 -2013 Phone 4081379 -6500 Fax 4081379 -6110 Project Name. GERA RESIDENCE 19565 GLEN UNA DRIVE SARATOGA,CA 95070 Sheet Name: SECTIONS Project Number ---- Date 10116/09 Drawn By JRB Checked By BM A -5.0 Scale 1/4" = 1' -0" (E) ATTIC I — — Root X I — , (E) (E) MASTER (E) I fvtTEP BEDROOM BEDROOM BA BATH Second Floor a1 1 10' -0.. (N) (N) FAMILY PATIO ROOM (E) NOOK (E) KITCHEN OFFICE PORCH I First F" loor I\ : I _ - \I (E) PATIO (E) I- (N) GARAGE (E) CRAWLSPACE ----------- -------------------------- (E)GRADE --------- - - - - -� I' I I I ,.I I' i t l Garage Floor _; Ili —: 11-111-111-111-111-111-111-11 1 —I I —j .: ., : ... I ..— .. —W : - —M I , SECTION 1 s A50 _... s.. - - -- - - - - _.. (N) ATTIC I _ _ _ _ _ Second Floor n 10' -0" (N) FAMILY ROOM _ First Floor n (E) 0^ PATIO (N) m GARAGE (N) — :- •': DRIVEWAY _. '.. - -. --- - - - - -- ___ _ (EIGRDE -- - - - - -- Sara e Floor I I i— I I I— I i I— i l I I I I I I� I I 8• - 3 I- I III i t I -1 —I -1 — I 2 SECTION 2 1/4" = 1' -0" i BRUNO IM ARCELIC ARCHITECT A.I.A. 365 E. Campbell Ave. Campbell, CA 95008 -2013 Phone 4081379 -6500 Fax 4081379 -6110 Project Name. GERA RESIDENCE 19565 GLEN UNA DRIVE SARATOGA,CA 95070 Sheet Name: SECTIONS Project Number ---- Date 10116/09 Drawn By JRB Checked By BM A -5.0 Scale 1/4" = 1' -0" WARREN B. HE ID A IA AND ASSOCIATES ihM=N $ . HEIR AIA -E ARCHITECT EMERITUS 14630 BIG BASIN W24Y S.RATOGA, CA 95070 October 9, _20&4.q City of Saratoga 13777, Fr'ai tvale Avenue Saratoga, CA 95070 PHONE 808- 867 -9365 FAX 406- 867 -3750 Attn. Members Cf the City Heritage Commission Dear Honorable Chairman and Commission Members, After reading the article 6this week in the Saratoga News about Saratoga High School I decided to write this letter to you to present my personal views about buildings in Saratoga that may qualify as post World War II historical buildings for the Heritage Commission Inventory. Very few, if not any, were built in Saratoga during the war. As some of you may know I sat on the first eight (8) years of this Commission and have had my architectural firm here for over 50 years. Village Shopping Center - it was built in 1956 and designed by well -known San Jose architect, Kurt Gross. The style could be considered as country heavy timber and the major occupant was the Buy and Save Market, owned /operated by the Butera Family of Saratoga. It is my opinion, because of it's age, style, architect, and major occupant, it meets the City's requirements as a historical structure. Wells Fargo Bank - This building opened on January 2, 1959 as the First National Bank of Saratoga /Cupertino and it was my first commercial building in Saratoga. Being constructed next to the Village Shopping Center the sidewalk at that side followed the slope of the parking lot, and the main floor was level, meeting the street level sidewalk. An unusual feature is that under the side sidewalk is sloping trench with weep holes in the west side retaining wall to drain the heavy underground water in that area. This trench drains into a large concrete pipe from the shopping center. The style in Mid - century Modern. Again, it is my opinion that this building meets the City requirements as a historic structure because of it's age, style, original owners, and architect. I S C 4 - O Sa__�Og� titer 13 ! % - r u i wale A'_-verup ? r ova, C? 95�% J -_,. 'Ji e__.ber� G1^ one l..- _ V e_ _ Ln ! ge CCU ._i S n Saratcaa sign school - .'_s S -a"-ea in Uar__GC ?',e ,- phi J schc'G1 Gper_edrGn Septe_.J�er 1 9=9. t a - _'os Est s -1r_?l Oi -' (a % and Roo l., 7�_rcni tecLS. 6�1 i Iii an N_ga- n 5 Or Ana_ _i rm 1=ved 1:) . aratori with his _a- Taily. 1_"? -S SCho01 1S o =:c O- -L he ,--wo high schools forming the LOS GatOS n.�n SCn001 L1 L riC =. 1 _e bui ! d-i g has an encloSzed center court being used a S C=rcu! —' on betldeen _ c s t cr she cIaSsrc.omS. T'he S-i-vie is Mid- cent—i. ry r Odern. ?.gam Atli S bulldi n all ali f i e as a h I S uric b u i ld_- because of the ago, styl and architects. Enclosed is a COpy Of the newspaper adverbSement prOVid i ng rile bank's opening on Ja�ivary 2, 1959. Thank you Tor your considering These bu11d-inas in the HiStOric Inventor?,% of Our City as the first post World tear II historic structures. Sincerely, Warren B. Architect ;< Heid IA -F Emeritus cc: Mayor and City Council Planning Colruili scion Donn Livinastone 1 Er 9 t• ¢. (I 4 OPEN HOUSE r'i, f q• rya �y//�i / rte' / ii � vi � �°�' E Y' " .. 'w 17 IF Sery FREE Orckids for the Ladies Balloons for the Children New Account Gift! 111 ST 2 ATIORAL ftANK OF ARATOGA & UPERTINO The Sorotogc Hice of the West Volley's independent bank 1 :. .. . ap =n'ng for business vn Januory 2, 1959, at 14428 Big Basin N y Th phone numbe, UNion 7,3451 sv„4 BANS9s4 ' I 1N -:7EiE GPEAT.YJEST VI LLEY-, ('a^°°.�.rw.' —°"--- �k s h rt t :,� f It C :e}',IR n5 tin tv+irPa c s on�zS: g� A Y IN ONLY YEARS d 1� CONGRATULATIONS. BRIDGES CONSTRUCTION CO. „9 K. °Both Accourir lnsumd By the F=derul Deposit 1—ranco - GENERAL CONTRACTOR Corporation For $10,000.00 - °Memo =.af ,heFeae.alR =, =ry =Bonk -�` HOWARD SHAW INSULATION °Complcry Ovnkipg Fvcilaivs \ °Cammcrnal85vving: Accounts ` 3 veACCOUSTICALATILE .� Is HARRY L MURPHY, INC. o0 ETS4AND s CARP VINYLvTILE.=s FIELDS ELECTRIC WORKS :¢c] Th. .p y ELECTRICAL WORK AND ELECTRICAL FIXTURES _ WEST COAST STEEL CO: FURNISHED AND INSTALLED REINFORCED •STEEL. MIDSTATE. ROOFING & INSULATION CO. f 1 �1TILE. ROOFINGPi° / ! `GUSTAVE DOMROSE & SONS 1n1noi Ln.a uh tm.r- , MASONRY . JOHN R. DESCALZO ' I\ I IS]31 P..ch }tip SVVega —UFion ),9110' ' -Nigh, Dcpoi fory PAIIb.G.NTING ' ®SuFeDopositBoxos ;SAN JOSE STEEL CO., INC. • All Type: of Loans �`: ,FABRICATED AND EP,ECTED STRUCTUP.ACWORK -An Indepeddont 6unlc A I A Q C H I V E S 0 A Q C H I T E C T U R E Heritage Resource Partners, LLC PO Box 1332 San Jose CA 95109 -1332 408.297.2684 VOX 408.228.0762 FAX TRANSMITTAL DATE: November 2, 2009 TO: CITY OF SARATOGA Community Development Department 13777 Fruitvale Avenue, Saratoga, CA 95070 Attn: Michael Fossati, Assistant Planner (Hand Delivered) RE: Saratoga Heritage Resource Inventory Update FROM: Leslie A.G. Dill, Partner ITEMS: Three (3) binders that contain documentation for 109 of the 111 listed properties: -84 new completed DPR forms -12 earlier documentation forms for the listings that have been demolished -13 abbreviated DPR forms with attached documentation for properties with extensive earlier documentation (such as National Register nominations) NOTE(S): Two resources have not been completed, but we have included "placeholder" forms for these two houses: 20201 Hill Ave. (Wessels House) and 20271 La Paloma Ave. These have no previous documentation from the City, have limited architectural integrity, and we could not find additional historical information to document these yet. They were added to the Inventory in the late 1990s. We were able to prepare a DPR form for the Spinazze Ranch. It also had no previous City documentation, but we were able to write a description and determined a background history for this property. We were able to prepare a DPR form for the Carter House at 19490 Glen Una although we hadn't mentioned that there was no previous City report found. The house was visible from the public right -of -way, and we were able to write a description and integrity statement. There is no background history for this property. The context statement is still in final edits. We will provide this within the next few days along with seven (7) CDs with the DPR and context statement information for distribution to the commissioners. www.archivesandarchitecture.com Saratoaa Web - Heritage Commission Low Graphics Version Homeoaae > CCU Hall > Commissions & Committeess > Heritage Preservation Commission Commission Information Commission Vacancies Finance Committee Heritage Preservation Commission Library Commission Park & Recreation Commission — -- — ... -- -- Planning Commission ............................ ... _ ............... Traffic Safety Commission Youth Commission j Pedestrian, Equestrian, and Bicycle Trails Advisory j Committee ................................... ............................... . ..... ... Outside Agency Committee Assignments http:// NN'v d;v N '.saratoaa.ca.us /cityhaII /connns /herita -e /default.asp Calendar Site Map I F.A.Q. Search... ' f HERITAGE PRESERVATION CONB41SSION Committee Profile The Heritage Preservation Commission functions as a liaison working in conjunction with the Council, the Planning Commission, and the agencies and departments of the City to implement the City's Heritage Preservation Ordinance. The Commission's scope includes property surveys within the boundaries of the City of Saratoga for the purpose of establishing an official inventory of heritage resources and recommending to the City council specific proposals for designation as a historic landmark, heritage lane or historic district. One member is nominated by the Saratoga Historical Foundation and two members must be trained and experienced in the field of construction and structural rehabilitation, such as a licensed architect, engineer, contractor or urban planner. Meeting Schedule Monthly, 2nd Tuesday, 8:30 a.m. at the Warner Hutton House. Heritage Preservation Commission Agenda and Minutes Mission Statement To provide guidance to the City of Saratoga in order to preserve and protect the heritage resources of the community. The heritage resources of the City of Saratoga can be found here. COMMui I Ty LVENTS r= Staff Liaison Michael Fossati Assistant Planner Phone: 408.868.1212 CONTACT- �'� Commission Roster Term Ending Name Contact April 2010 Peter Marra (Chair) 408.741.1551 April 2010 Rita McCarty (Vice Chair) 408.867.3160 April 2012 Paul Conrado 408.867.2095 April 2012 Joan Gomersall 408.996.8050 April 2010 Steve Kellond 408.741.0600 April 2010 Norm Koepemik 408.971.9636 April 2011 Hong Tai 408.366.2281 About The City What's New How Do I... Services City Hall Things To Do... City Council Contact Us Calendar Site Map F.A.Q. 1 of I 11/4/2009 3:33 PM Saratoga )Aieb - Homepage City Council Commissions and Committees Municipal Code History City Maps Vision Statement Code of Ethics Demographics AM Radio Station Acceptable Use Policy Heritage Resources Village Facade Neighborhood Associations Office Hours Low Graphics Version Sa nta II-to w n ue Contact Us aation strategies 10/30/2009 As part of an effort spearheaded by the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), the City of Saratoga is updating a list of strategies, called "mitigation matrices ", that address potential risks which could lead to damage in the event of a disaster, such as an earthquake, fire, or flooding. At its November 4th meeting, the City Council will review these updated mitigation strategies prior to their submittal to FEMA. Additional background information about this effort to help the City in its disaster preparedness can be read in the staff report. More Saratoga Celebrates 25th Anniversary of Sister City Partnership with Muko, Japan 10/19/2009 Saratoga and Muko, Japan, are celebrating the twenty -fifth anniversary of their sister city affiliation on November 6th and 7th with a series of events and a visit from a 25- member Muko delegation. The group is includes Muko's Mayor, representatives from the Saratoga Muko Sister City Affiliation in Japan, and other citizens form Muko. More..• 2009 Silicon Valley Turkey Trot 10/15/2009 Join the Citv Council and manv others at the 2009 http: / /\> N «,.saratoga.ca.us/ Calendar Site' Map I F:A:Q. ' Search... t RESI1QEN'TS ► 'BUSINESSES ► VISITORS A%- ► About The City What's New How Do I... Services City Hall Things To Do... City Council Contact Us Calendar Site Map F.A.Q. 1 of 1 11/4/2009 3:33 PM