This document summarizes a presentation for the demolition of single-family residences located at 124 & 126 Wildrose. The director will provide an analysis of the property and existing structures, noting that the main structure has no historical or architectural significance. While the existing garage will remain, the Architectural Review Board unanimously approved the demolition of the main residence as requested.

1. COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
Presented by:
Lety Hernandez
Director
ARB CASE NO. 885F
124 & 126 WILDROSE
ITEM # 7
AUGUST 22, 2022

2. PROPERTY
 SF-A
 Wildrose
 South side of
street between
Wintergreen and
Broadway
 100% demolition of
existing single-
family residence

3. SUMMARY
 Demolition Review
 Significance Review
 Removal or encapsulation of more than twenty-five (25) percent
of the framed structure of exterior walls facing public streets, or
a street-facing elevation if the tract of land is landlocked
 Removal/encapsulation of more than fifty (50) percent of the
framed structure of all exterior walls and/or roofs.
 The existing detached garage will remain.

4. EXISTING CONDITIONS

5. EXISTING STREETSCAPE

6. POLICY ANALYSIS
 Staff found no historical or architectural significance to the
existing main structure.
 A replacement structure is not proposed at this time. Future
construction of a single-family residence would be subject to
Compatibility Review by the board and approval by Council.
 On August 16, 2022, the Architectural Review Board conducted
the significance review and voted unanimously to declare the
existing main structure as not significant recommending approval
of the demolition as requested.

7. PUBLIC NOTIFICATION
 Postcards - mailed to property owners within a 200-foot
radius
 Notices posted - City website and on property
 Responses received:
 Support: (1) Neutral: (0)
 Oppose: (0)