1. 1600 San Pasqual Street Application for Landmark Designation
City Council
November 14, 2016

2. 1600 San Pasqual Street

3. Project Summary Built in 1929
Architect: Frank W. Green, Frederick Hageman
Original/Current Use: Single family residence
Nomination submitted by current owner,
Qualifies for Landmark under criterion C because:
Locally significant as distinctive example of Italian/Mediterranean Renaissance Revival style
Retains its most significant character defining features, retains integrity, and alterations are compatible
Historic Preservation Commission recommended approval of the designation at July 19, 2016 meeting

4. Recommendation & Effects
HPC and staff recommendation: Approve designation of 1600 San Pasqual as a Landmark
Effects of historic designation:
Future protection of exterior features from inappropriate alteration or demolition
Eligible to apply for Historic Property Contract (Mills Act)
Eligible to use State Historical Building Code
Potential variances from current Zoning requirements

5. Vicinity Map

6. Front Elevation

7. Rear Elevation

8. Interior Courtyard

9. Interior Courtyard

10. Attached Garage (Undergoing Restoration)

11. Garage – Defining Features

12. South Freestanding Wall & Fountain

13. 1600 San Pasqual Street Application for Landmark Designation
City Council
November 14, 2016