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Clty Councl.l Meeting 11/27/84 Santa Mon~ca, California
RESOLUTION NO. 6958 (CCS)
(Cl.ty Councll Series)
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF SANTA MONICA
APPROVING THE APPLICATION AND THE PROJECT
AGREEMENT FOR HISTORIC
PRESERVATION GRANTS-IN-AID FUNDS FOR
HISTORIC RESOURCES INVENTORY PROJECT
WHEREAS, the Congress under Public Law 89-66S has
authorl.zed the establlshment of a Natl.onal Hlstorl.C Preservatl.on
Grants-in-Al.d Program, provl.dl.ng matchl.ng funds to the State of
California and its po1itical subd~vl.sl.ons for historl.c
preservation, survey, plann~ng, development and acquisition
projects, and
WHEREASf the State Department of Parks and Recreation l.S
responsible for the adml.nistratl.on of the program withl.n the
state, settl.ng up necessary rules and procedures governing
appll.cation by local agencl.es under the program; and
WHEREASf sal.d adopted procedures established by the State
Department of Parks and Recreatl.on require the applicant to
certify by resolution the approval of appll.catl.ons and the
aval.lablll.ty of local matchl.ng funds prior to subml.SSlon of said
appll.catl.ons to the State,
NOW. THEREFORE . THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SANTA
MONICA DOES RESOLVE AS FOLLOWS:
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SECTION 1. The C~ty Councl.l approves the filing of an
appll.catl.on for the Natlonal HistorJ.c Preservatl.on Grants-in-AJ.d
assistance for Hlstoric Resources Inventory project.
SECTION 2. The City Manager or hl.s author~zed deputy l.S
appol.nted as agent of the Cl.ty to coordinate, process and execute
all contracts, agreements, amendments and ancillary documents
w~thin the scope of the attached appl~cation.
SECTION 3. The City sha 11 provlde all requlred local
matchl.ng funds will be provided for the project.
SECTION 4. The Cl.ty Clerk shall certify to the adoption of
this Resolutl.on, and thenceforth and thereafter the same shall be
in full force and effect.
Approved As To Form:
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Robert M. Myers
City Attorney
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Adopted and approved this 8th day of January, 1985.
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I hereby certify that the foregolng Resolutlon No. 6958(CCS)
was duly adopted by the Clty Council of the City of Santa Monica
at a meeting thereof held on January 8, 1985 by the following
Council vote:
Ayes: Gouncllmembers: Conn, Edwards, Epstein, Jennlngs,
Katz, Zane and Mayor Reed
Noes: Gouncilmembers: None
Abstain: Gouncilmembers: None
Absent: Councllmembers: None
ATTEST~
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C 1 ty Clerk
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CITY OF
SANTA MONICA
CALIFORNIA
OFFICE OF THE CITY }lA..\......GER 4:'..-<-E301 PO &x 2200. Santa ;\lomca. CaHmua 90+06 - 2.:;01.1
November 1, 19B4
Mr. Eugene Itogawa
Offlce of HIstoric Preservatlon
Department of Parks & Recreatlon
P.O. Box 2390
Sacramento, Callfornia 95811
Dear Mr. Itog"'...a:
Enclosed you will flnd I} the completed HIstor1C Resource Survey
Appl1catlon, 2) maps of the survey study area, and, 3 ) a resume
of present Cay staff personnel who w111 be J.nvolved In thIS
proJect. A resolution from the Clty Council will be forthcomlng .'
As indIcated in the applicatlon, Santa Monica is requestIng
Sl7,560.00. The Cay Intends to match and exceed this amount
WIth in-kJ.nd serVIces and other cash. The survey will involve
the completIon of research and documentatIon for the remaInIng
152 identIfled SItes in the prImary survey area and research and
documentatIon for over 700 sltes located in the 1906 annexatIon
north of Montana Avenue. The area of the CIty north of Montana
has been identIfIed as having an outstanding array of SpanIsh and
PerIod Revival reSIdences bUIlt durIng the 1920's and 1930's.
The survey results will be publ1shed in a comprehenslve report
catalogUIng the CIty'S historIC resources, in a series of smaller
pamphlets of walking tours, and eventually, in an HIstorlC Pres-
ervatIon Element of the CItyfs General Plan. The results may
also be used to deSignate Sites or to establIsh hlstorlC dis-
trlcts for nominatlon to the NatIonal Reglster.
Should you have any questlons regardlng Santa MonIca's proposal,
please call Karen Rosenberg in our Plann1ng Department at (213 )
458-8341-
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ActIng City Manager
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A. Scope
Between 1982-1983 the City of Santa MonIca completed a
prelImInary survey of Its architectural and cuI tural resources.
From thIS survey, 2,775 SI tes and structures havIng potentlal
archItectural or hIstorIcal SIgnIficance were identified.
PrIlDary and secondar-y survey areas were identIfIed uSIng such
factors as age of structures, qual~ty of architecture,
development pressures and natural and practlcal land dIvisions.
The prImary survey area forms the orIgInal portIon of the City
and is located along Santa MonIca's coast, wIth eastern
boundarIes of Seventh Street to the north of Santa Monica
Boulevard and Fourth Street to the south of Santa Monica
Boulevard as well as the 700 blOCK of AdelaIde Place. Of the 660
SItes whl.ch were IdentIfIed In thIS area as havIng potential
SIgnIfIcance, 508 have been fully researched and documented to
date.
The focus of the second phase of the survey for WhICh a matchIng
grant is sought, Involves the completIon of research and
documentatIon for the remaInIng 152 IdentIfIed SItes In the
prImary survey area and research and documentatIon for over 700
SItes located in the 1906 annexatIon north of Montana Avenue.
The SItes yet to be surveyed WIthIn the prImary survey area are
both resIdentIal and commercial propertIes, whIle the area of the
CIty North of Montana has been IdentifIed as having an
outstandIng array of SpanIsh and Period ReVival reSIdences bUllt
durIng the 1920's and 1930's. It l.S antlclpated that thIS survey
Will identIfy not only exceptional indivldual houses, but also
entire neIghborhoods WhICh merit preservation as potentlal
historic dlstricts. Additionally, other elements of historIC or
cultural SIgnIfIcance IncludIng unique landscape features, street
furniture and lIghtIng wll1 be documented in the survey.
At the end of thiS portion of the survey (for which the grant is
sought) we shal1 have surveyed and documented 49% of the CIty'S
SItes and structures having potential architectural or hIstorIcal
slgnif1cance. As long as funding 1S available, we will continue
to inventory all 2,775 SItes untIl the inventory is completed.
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B. Method
Because Santa Monica enlisted volunteers to complete the fust
phase of the H1stor1c Resources Inventory, there w1II be a strong
effort made to recrult these volunteers again. We w1ll also
recru1t new volunteers through placln9 announcements in local and
reglonal newspapers, as well as ln newsletters of area
h1storlcal, cuI tural - and archltectural organlzations. We 01111
also send announcements to varlOUS colleges and un1versities In
the Metropolltan area and wlll send flyers to local members of
the Callfornia Histor1cal SOclety, the Los Angeles Conservancy
and the Santa Monlca Herltage Square Museum USlng malllng Ilsts
obtalned for the flrst phase of the survey.
The volunteers wlll research and document each slte includ1ng the
fol1ow1ng flve parts: descr1pt1on, research, signlflcance
statement, photographs and slte maps. In order to ass1st the
volunteers In writ1ng descrlptlons of the architectural and
hlstor1cal resources, a worksheet called a Slte Inspectlon Form
wlll be used. Each descrlptlon wlll lnclude an assessment of the
style, number of storles, mater1als of construct1on and notable
features. The research phase of the survey WIll Include
lntervlews w1th Clty personnel ln the BU1ldlng, Plann1ng and
EngIneerIng Departments, lnvest1gat1on of the Los Angeles County
Arch1ves, the Tax Assessor's Mapp1ng Servlces Reference Llbrary,
the Hlstor1cal Collect1ons at the Los Angeles Central Llbrary ano
Santa Mon1ca Publ1C L1brary as well as the Geography Department
Map L1brary at CaL State, Northr1dge. Slgnif1cance statements
wl1l be based upon the v1sual character1st1cs of each SIte, 1tS
hlstor1cal assoc~at~ons as revealed by the research and upon 1tS
importance to the streetscape. Each slte w1ll be photographed 1n
black and whlte uSlng Kodak Plus X hIm and logged onto sheets.
Proof sheets w1l1 be prlnted for each roll and the best
photograph wlll be chosen to deplct each site inventor1ed. UTM
references wl.ll be determ1ned for each slte and d1strlct and w11l
be plotted onto C1ty base maps.
The pr1nclpal proJect personnel w111 coordlnate the efforts of
the survey volunteers. They w1ll lead train1ng workshops, Set
deadl1nes for rece1pt of mater1al and be ava1lable to prov1de
d1rectlons and answer questlons. They w1ll also work closely
w1th C1ty staff who w1ll monltor the work through review of
monthly progress reports. There w1ll also be a slx-member
commIttee of volunteers appo1nted to reV1ew slte documentat1on
and ass1gn a level of slgnlf1cance to each slte. ThlS comm1ttee
w1ll be establlshed by the Landmarks Comm1ss1on and w1l1 be
composed of Santa Mon~ca resldents w1th a varLety of backgrounds
in the areas of archltectural h1story, cultural h1story, local
hlstory, urban deslgn, and landscape archltecture. Every effort
w11l be made to recrult the same COmll\l t tee members who reviewed
the ln~t1al phase of the survey. Once each site is reviewed and
ass1gned a slgn1f1cance level, the proJect personnel w~ll
coordlnate the clerIcal effort for puttIng the mater1al onto
State Inventory Forms. It is antLcipatd that this project w1ll
take 12-15 months to complete.
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C. BUDGET
Federal assIstance is needed for thIS survey to contInue the inventory of
our hIstorical resources. In 1982-83 the prelimInary survey ldentlfled
2,775 sItes and structures havIng potential archItectural or cultural
signlficance. To date 508 sItes have ~een catalogued. We would like to
contInue this effort. To do so, we need federal funds to help us pay for
the cost of thlS effort. By util i Zlng federal funds local citizens are
encouraged by the fact that Federal government and the State of California
support our efforts ln the preservatIon of hlstorlcal, archltectural and
cultural resources.
The Clty of Santa MonIca is requestIng $17,560 of federal assistance to be
matched by $2S,059. The $8,000 is contributed by the Clty to utlllze the
services of a consultant who is on retaIner to help on thIS proJect.
$8,750 is the amount of In-klnd serVIces donated by the volunteers to
implement the survey. We expect the volunteers to spend 1,750 hours at an
average rate of $5 per hour to complete thIS portIon of the survey.
$8,309 is the cost to the CIty to admInIster the grant and monItor the
survey program. ThIS totals $l7,059 in In-kInd serVIces by volunteers and
CIty personnel. These amounts are broken down In the followlng chart.
Cost Category Cash from Other In-Kind Total
Grant Cash Servlces
Staff AdmIn. SalarIes $S,42l $5,421
ProJect CoordInators Included In Consultants Fees
Salary
Volunteers $8,750 $8,750
Clerlcal Salarles $2,B88 $2,888
Consultant's Fees/
ProJect Coordlnator $15,000 $8,000 $23,000
PhotographIc Suppllesl $1,810 $l,BlO
Processlng
Other supplIes & Included in"Consultant's Fees
MaterIals
PrIntlng Costs $7S0 $750
Travel Costs Included in Consultant's Fees
MIscellaneous Costs UndetermIned
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Total $l7,560 $8,POO $17,059 $42,619
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D. Results
There are a number of ....ays the results of the survey wlll be used
in local plannlng: 1) Pcovide baS1S foe deC1Slon whece slgn1fcant
hl.storic propertl.es may be recycled for new development. 2)
Provlde informatl.on when adJacent construct1on des1gn lS revlewed
for compatlblllty wlth hlstorl.C strUctures. 3) W1ll be used ln
connect1on wah a proposed $200,000 HlstorlC Preservat10n
Implementat10n Fund WhlCh wl.11 be used to inltl.ate revolving loan
funds for rehabl.llt1on, monles to match pr1vate funds for
speciflc proJects and monles to lnltiate a facade easement
program. In general, the 1nformatlon \'all be used 1n future
consideratlon of housl.ng, redevelopment, general plan, and zonlng
issues where a wlde range of lnformatlon is essentlal ln the
declslon-maklng process. Results of the fHst portlon of the
survey were used by consultants to develop the plans for the
rev1talizatlon program of the ThHd Street Mall in our C1. ty.
Slnce the 1nformat1on 1S documented on the Callfornla Hlstorlc
Resources Inventory form, l.nfOrmatlon gathered wlll be used to
nomlnate worthy sltes to the NatlO'ial Reglster of Hlstoric
Places.
As a result of the fHst portlon of the survey the City has
publlshed a walklng tour "Explorlng Downtown Santa Mon1ca"
(Attached). As other portlons of the Clty are surveyed the Clty
hopes to produce walklng tours, drl.Vlng tours and a sllde show on
Santa Monl.ca' 5 hlstorlc resources. We feel these results can
educate many cltl.ZenS and volunteers as to the Her1tage of Santa
Monlca.
E. Personnel
Our proJect supervlsor wl11 be Karen Rosenberg, Asslstant
Planner, 1685 Maln Street, Santa Monl.ca, Call.fornla 9040l. (213 )
458-834l. Karen IS also the staff 1l.al.50n to the Cl.ty's
Landmarks COmmlSSl.On.
The prlncipal project personnel w1l1 be selected by a Request for
Proposal procedure. A RFP wl.ll be developed and sent to the
orl.gl.nal flve respondents of our flrst RFP, plus an announcement
wlll be pub1lshed, lndicating our Request for Proposal for the
HlstorlC Resources Inventory. proposals w1ll be rev1ewed by City
staff and the Landmarks Comrn1sslons, the quallflcat10n we wlll be
seekl.ng wlll be siml.lar to those pf our prevlous consultants.
Some of the basl.c Skllls we wlll requl.re of the proJect prlnclpal
are:
Abl.llty to traln and coordl.nate volunteers.
Knowledge of photography for hlstorlca1 documentatlon.
Knowledge of architecture.
EXperl.ence wlth State Inventory forms.
Fam1l1arl.ty w1th Natlonal Regl.ster documentation.
Research Skl11s & methods.
(Resumes of previous consultants attached)
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APPENDICES
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Cv~~MBIA uNIVERS:~Y GRADt;?'TE SCBOO~ OR ARCHIT~C~~~E & p~;UrnrNG:
'"I.S. El.s'tcr:.:: i?=ese~'!":at:..on, 1982. Studles l:1c!..Uc.ec. courses
:"~l ne.:.gt'~crhocd i?.ia:1nl:J.g, real es:::ace, preser'.rat~on law,
a~~~~=ect~ral ~~s~~ry, draft~ng and g~aphlcs. Jes.:..gr.ed s lJ.de
prese~~a:~ons, co~pleted ar~h~~ec~~=al st:;~veys , ?'.J.st:or~c Reg:;.s";;er
no~~~a~~on5, ~easu~ec j~a~~n;s and ~~~aloguec a~c~~~ec~~ral
c.ra...;:..:"..;s ::r~m Renry Ogden ~very ~ollect':"on.
SK:~MORE CCL~EGE. B.A. Art Hl.story, 1979. Concent=a~~on ~n
Ar~~~~ec~ur=l F~s~ory. Coursework l.!lc~ujed seM~s~er l.n 1:::aly
stucY~:1g a.:rt. and an;~lo cec cure, and lon't.ernsnl.p ac The Hudson Rl. ver
Museu!:', Yo~ke::,s, ~ew York.
:::.n>ERIEl:1CE:
1982/' 363 PERF.Y, ~EA..~ I ~OGERS & PARTNERS: ARCHITECTS, :;:NC. BOSTON, MA
Market~ng CoordLnator. Worked d~rectly wLt~ MarkecLng Dl.reccor
and PrLr.cl.pals on BUS1ness Development. ResponS1~11LtLes
:':l=l...:csc ;:reparatlon of qual~f:cat~ons docurne~~sr ;;roposals and
pr~~o~~onal pac~ages. Searched for leads ~~rou~~ cCid cal1~ anc
corJ:es?cndf"nce. Mal.ntaLned prospec~, lead and pu.oll.cl.ty fLIes.
Ass1sted graphLc desLgner lon preFarat1cn of prc~ct~~nal ?LeCeS
anc s:'l.ce sho......s.
ARCHI~:S:C'l'S & ASSOCIATED DESI~~~RS, INC.jA&AD BOSTON, MA
~ar~etLng Consul~ant to f~=::i. Pres~den"C.. Preparat~cn of qual~f~-
cat:tO"l" doc:ur.ents and proposals.
~?8~/1ge: t';l.,RVA.'W UNI'TE:RSITY GRADUATE SC~OOL OF DESIGN C;a~"\!lR!DGE , MA
':ocrc.l.na t.or of ;>J. =1".L A::::a:..rs. Res?Onsl.~le for development of
3.J..u;:Ir..~ ?ragra~s .:..r.clud;:.r.g, a:J.nual meet;:.ngs, spec;.al evencs and
reun~cns.. Ncrked closely wLth Development Off~cer on fundraLS:l.:J.g
proJe.::::s. Superv1sea -=''''';0 staf:' asS;'St.a;l'ts.
1980/1981 ME;""; yeP-X LA1;m:.AR..IC.S CO~SE:RVN>iCY NE'N YORK, NY
- . - f~r ?reparat~on of wr~tten pl1bl~c s t.a temen ts
~e S?~,aS ~:"'..e sup-
pcr~::'ng landmark des1gr~tlon p~esented at monthly open landmark
:'ea!:'~:lgs . Prepared ~rant appl:l.ca:::~ons and budget:s.
?O':'~ZE:!) , ~;rS~~N & T~OMSON r; E'" N YORK, NY
?=e?ared b1blLog~a?hy on housl.ng 1ssues l.n Ba::-bacos.
Bl.b::";'ogr3.;:Jhy used :::or art~cle funded by NEA.
~:STORrC NFIGHBOREOODS FCUNDAT!C~ BOS':QN, MA
~Sl.~ea l:nd ad~~n~stc~~e walk1~g tou~ ~n :Boston's ~ort:: En d .
?~es;;=:='~1.!:l!.~ for orochure des~.cr.. publ~c~~y anc coce~~ traL:J.~ng.
i':.7~ i jaC C2L~~~:A C~~T~a FO~ PRESERVA~!~N PLnN~~NG NE'"'; YOR-X, NY
Carr:.~d ou~ ?rel~:il~nary ::'eseaL":;~l for real estate ~az ::':1Cent1 ve
S l:udy. Res~a!:"ch used -- acs:u~re ace.. tl.onal ::::lI;C.:..::g for study.
19~;,:~ ?"'g G?~!;::::1:?:::~D 2ERITAGE RESOORCE rN~TORY GRE~FI~~ , ~-...
C~~=~=~ej a~=~ltec~~ral survey a~c ~a~1onal Reg:ts~er nC~lnatl.C:1s.
F::":1::::'2.nr;~ a~~ee= ~~ puolLshed s-:.t:cy.
PCGL:~~:'::~:S :
S~~~e~s:~l ~~~~b ~~ ~rcr~i~e EC~5e , };e~...s iet-:.e~ of ':.he
;;oston ~~d~crvat~cn r_:::..a~ce, Apr::.l 1983
':':::1.~=~~ut.:.~g ;o..l~_'lur, :::i::hr i )g::en ~ve!:'7, 3ul.:c.:":l~S 0:". ?a':ler
~-~--:e -.:;; ~ra~ ;.::=":.:. --:=c~::~~2. :~'3.'/'I-:.:"a3 132S-"]'::=., i'i':'..:._~.:!~ ". ';;:)r:J.'i~ ,
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r PRCF'::SS!-oNiIL CO~S~~~~G ?~~~{ER, Pac~f~c Plar_~~g Group, !dyllw~~d,
EX?ER!.::.:<~ Cal~fo::ua, 1982
- Prepared land use elam~~t for c~ty of H~et, Cal:J.forn~a ,
general plan
r ~rOR PROJECT p~n~~, ~5~or~= P:eservat.on Cf=~ce, C~t.y 0:
Mti...,ster (Westphal~a), West Ge=any, 1980
( - Respons~le for ~v~~torJ and analys~s of ~5tor~cal
bUJ.l:i:..''lg resou:ces and u=~a."'l des~r;n ele:lents 1..~ old c:.ty
- Prepared chapter of book "Dokumentat~on w:.ederau=zau:
M~"'lster ~ West:alen 1945-1980" as pa~ of c~ty
L program to doc~ent postwar reconstrJct~on
PROFESS!CNAL ST~-P, tlRBA.'l P!.A1~"ER, J.H. W~;g~ns Co., Research
{ :E:;:g1.."'lee:s. Redondo Beach, Cal:.~o~~a, Hi6-l9iS
- Ces:.qned soc:.al ~?act assessment cr~ter~a for phys:.ca:
?la.~L"'lg proJects
f - Developed land use pla.~"'lL"'lg cr:.ter~a for nat~al hazard
J:I.'::::'gat~on
ASSIS:'A:-IT D:R!:C~R 0:' PLAl'.:Nn:G, C~ ty of Sa."'l t.a Fe, New Mex~co,
f 1972-1975
- FO~Jlated comprehens~ve la.~d use and ?lar_~~ng pol~cy to
support t.'le c:.ty' 5 :'ll.stor~cal urba."'l des~gn tracUt~on
I - D~rected rencvat~on of the 350-year-old sa.~ta .e Plaza
under a ~ h~stor~c preservat~on gra.~t
- PrL"'lc~pal adv~sor to pla.~"'lL'g co~ss~on, c~ty c:::ur..c:.l,
and 4ndus~~al park authc=~ty; prepared regular oral
l and wr"-tten p=ese.!ltat~ons to t.'lese bOQes
- 5~perv~sed zonL'9 a~~~strat~on staff
- Prepared general plan el~~ents, cap~tal ~rove~ents
l program, spec~al use zon~g or=~ances, b~eway ?l~"'l
- Streaml~'ed b~ld~~g ~,d zcn~ng ?e~t proced~es,
reducing staff review t~e free f~ve days to three
L LA&~ USE P~~R, New Mex~co State H~ghway Depa~~~~t, 1972
- Prepared l~~d use pla., for a cocprehens~ve trar.s?O~at~on
st'.ldy
[ .. ASSOCIA:'E P!.iU-."!-'"ER, C~ty of Sa."lta Fe, Ne" Mex~oc, 1971
- Analyzed econc~c ~pact of developcent on ~~e ur~~~ fr~"lge
- Prepared s1te des~qn for a r1ver~e park
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. Technology, Ch~cagc, 1969-1971
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EXP:::::R:~;~ ~~:~~ch Cn~vers~:y Los ~'lgeles, 1976
f - taught. graduate C01::ses l..'l ~la."l and ~rogr=n: evaluat.:.cn,
~~ant.~~at~ve me~~cds l..'l CC~~'l:.ty ar.a.lys:.s
r PF~-OOC'l'ORA!. ~..ACE~G ASSOCIA':E, Grac.l:.ate School o~ Axcru.t.ecture
and Ur1:lan ?lar~'lUlg, ?n:.vers~t.y of Cal:.fo~:.a, Los Angeles,
1977-1978
- Taught elasses and co~'seled studer.ts l.., profess~onal
L develop~er.e for pl~~'~ng. ThJ..s seo:'.l.nar ""as descr~ed by
A. Heskl..'l, "From Theory to Pract~ce: ?rofesslonal
Development'. at UC"..A," AI? 30=.a1, October 1978
I ~STI<1.:C'l'OR OF FR!:Na1, Hyce School, Eat.':. , Ma.:"'le, 1967-1969
[ EDt1~":'I:JN Ph.D. in ur1:lan plar..r.:.nq, Graduate School of Ar::h:.tect.=e and
U::1:lan Plar.nl..'lg, Ur.~vers~ty of Cal..fo=..a. Los ?or.geles. Degree
expected J~'e 1952
[ - DJ..ssertat~cn: ReccnstrJctl..'lg ~e cJ..ty as a sy--bol of J..ts
past: a stu:iy of Me..'lster ~n West?hal~a as a ccn'tr~ut:.on
to hJ..stor:.c preservat~on theory
I - Major f:.e1d: socJ..al deve:o~ent, El.':!phasJ..s in co=u.'lJ.. ty t.'lecry
- !'.l..'lOI' f:.eld: spat:.al organ:,zat~on of c:.tJ..es
- Core ex~~at:.on l..'l pl~~nl;,g t.'leor~ passed w:.t.'l d:.stL'lct~on
- Rec~p~en~ of ~~~cellcr's L~tern and D~sse~at~on fe~lcwsh~ps
f - C~tstL'~~g Ph.D. c~,d.:.date awa.rd, 1979 ,
T~af=~c enq~~eer~~q, Traff~c L~st~tuter Nc~~weste~ C~~vers.ty,
I 1973
- ~~ee-week ~~tens~ve su-~ey course ~'l eraff:.c eng~nee:L'q
Ur=an systems course work, !ns~~~u~e of Des~;n, :ll:..-:o:.s
t L'st~tute of Technology, C~::ago, 1969-1971
- Des~gned an ~l1.JlOVaUVe F1.ibl~c rest room
I Univers:.ty of D~Jo~ (Frar.ce) , Frer.ch L~st~t~te, S=e: 1967
M.A. L~ ~ternat:.onal relat~ons, Boston On~vers:.~ Overseas
Progra.:n, He~delberq, Ge=al'lY, 1967
l - Conc=ent st"..1dy of Ge.=an, He:.delherg Cn..vers~ty
Interpreters' Inst~t:ute
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l .. B.A. W1.t.'l honors in French and Ge=, c..'lJ.versl.ty of Wyonu..'lg. 1965
cnJ.ve:s~t1. of Geneva (S\oI~t%erlandl , ~~~r ~rench L'lst~tcte. 1961
( VeI'd'!;."! A.'nerl.can HJ..gh School, Ver~'!;.'l France, graduated 1961
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r ~rt~cles a~d ~ha~ters
r "Die Architektonischen T:a.clition.en Mi.!=..st.el:s i:l de:: ",,01:- u::;d
Nach..lclegS%eJ.t, II in ~i_ederauf~a\.:.: ~:!~s;~r l..n ~,"estfaler-J. 1~4~-:~80.
MUnseer~ Coppenraeh. !orthco~'~~ 1902
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}!.ay 1931. Repri:1ted in ~e :=lra:..lle ~~..~r
I "Notes 00. Dol.l:lto\""n Los Angeles," Cali..!o~ia :li.s::ct':Lcal
SOC:Le~~ ~o~rie::, Febr-~rf 1981
{ "Ar:!1i:ec:~re ane Historic Places," C~pter 3 of Los An~eles'
'I':le C:;:-plete GOJii.e. Los ~eles~ Rosebud Books, 1950. ""i'i.:;;-.
Juli~s Sh,_t'r~~!!
I Three val~ "tour guides to 10s Angeles arch.it~t1.1re~ ''''~ocld
You Believe. Do=.to'-"1l. Los A."\:;;eles'?" (1973), '.....ould Yo',:, :s.el:..eve
Hollyvood Bo~levard," (1979), "D~cover ~or:~ University
Park." (1930), publishe~ by t~e Los Angeles Conser-Ja~1
[ A descri?tio:l of the proj ect e.r.t:l.t:'ee "The ~en' 9 Raoe," a
prooosed design for aD innovat:Lve public rest reo~, A?pearee
r in Des~~ and E~vi=~~=e~t, S=er 1972
"L"rban Tra.ns?or~a.tioD SystlllllS: a :-fedel," +ec:::~oler;y and Hu:::a:l
[ Af=a.irs, vol. 2, DO. 3, Wi~ter 1971
Tec~ical ~eports
I Lane Use Ele-::Ient, He::let, Califo~.i.a, general plan, ldyll~-1d,
Call.!o~" Pacific Plan~i~g Group, 1982
{ Natural Hazar~s' a Public Pol~cv Assesseent. Prepared un~er a
National Sciecce Foundation grant for the J.a. Wiggl.lls
Cocpany, 1978. ~i::h will;~~ Petak and Ar::r~r Atkisson
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, del :;<0J:t:6 Funa of tr.e SJ.e:rra c..uo Foundat:icn, 1973
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Urban. ~rans?o:rta.tio~" a ~et~dolog; as :r~evork ~o= nesi~.
Chicago: ~titute Qi Des~. 1l1~J.s Io:'Lst:...::ute oi
'Ieeh=logy, 197Q. Co-author
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E~ne~t: Callenbach: Ec~:onia ~e~~l.n~. Los Angeles Herald Ex~ner
r Book Week, March 1982 fort:nco~~g
Meyer Levin: ~e Arc~itect. Los Angeles T~es Book Review,
I February 7, 1982-
Tam Wolfe: Fr~ Bauhaus to Our House. Los Angeles Ti~es Bock
Review, October 25, 1981
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I PROFESSIO~ Los Angeles Conservancy
ORGA.."nUnm:s - Board of directors 1979-present
- Chairperson, editorial ooard. Res?onsible for the
Conservancy's quarterly publication on pre$ervati~ issues
l - ro~lated a policy for the Los Angeles ~r~ci~al Arts
C~;ssion to preserve tne city's vintage street l~ghts
- Developed a continUl.ng progr~ of guided walking tours to
{ downt= Los Angeles given by Conservancy-t-rai::ed docents
- Give frequent slide-illustrated lec~~res on Los Angeles
architeceure and uroan he~tage
I knerican Planning Association
- Xe~5er, Internatior~ Divisicn
- Xe:::.:,er, 1!istorlc Preser.:at~cr. Di'.;ision
r Freelance Planners Overseas (London)
National Trust for Historic Preserv3t~on
I Heri:age Canaca Younda:ion
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[ 1977 Corneil Cn~vers~ty. Certi:~cate of Co~plet~on of the Preser-
vation Planning Inst~tute.
1976-1978 School of Architecture and Urban Planning, Universi~f of
r Cal~fo~ia at Los Angeles. Stuc~ed for ~ster of Arts in
Ar~~~tecture with an e~phas~s on architectural h~sto~ and
h~storic preservation. M.A. expected in Decemoer 1982.
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tectural history and preservat~on ~ssues.
I. 1968-1972; Bachelor of Arts in E~story. UniversirJ of Califo~a at Los
1975 Angeles. Concentration on anc~en: history and weste~ art
history.
[ 1973 Worcester College, Oxford ~nivers~ty, England. S=er tutor-
ial through the University of Cal:.fornia on Greek and Ro=o
I Art and Archeology.
RE1.X:=:: ',;0"-'\ EX?ERmICE
1978-1982 Consuitant in arch~tect~rai h~story ane h~stor~c preservat~on
l lS82 Tbe Washington Build~~g. Los Angeles. Preparatl.on of Nat~onal
Reg~ster no~at~on for Spr~~g S~reet office bU1lding.
r 1982 ~fra L. Frank and Assoc~ates, San M3~no. Sub-consultant re-
sponsible for description anc eval~tion of arccitectural and
{ historical resources in proposed transit cor=~dor in the cen-
tral bus~ness d~strict of Houston, Texas. Data to be incor-
porated in i:pacts analysis be~ng prepared for the Houston
Transit Consultants to the Metropolitan Transit Author~ty.
I 1982 Pasadena He~tage. Pasadena. Additions to the~tic Docina-
ticn of bungalow courts to the ~at1onal Register.
1 1982 Environmental Coalition. Santa Ana. Architectural descrip-
tion of tvelve National Register sites vithin the Central
Bus1~ess District.
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1981- Los Angeles Conservancy and the Bureau of Eng~neeri~g, City
1982 of Los Angeles. Coord~nat~on and instruction of ser~es of
I six W'orkshops to train volunteers for the City's archJ.:ec-
tural and historical survey.
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1981- Roger G. Hathevay and Associates, Los Angeles. Architectural
1982 descriptions for Co~unity Redevelopment Agency and the Cul-
tural Heritage Board cultural resources surveys in Boyle
Heights, Pico UniOD. Angelino Heights, and Ada~ Normandie.
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1981 Ca11!o=n~a ~Agaz1~et Bever1y H~lls. 3esearcr.ed artlcle to be
eo,cl.t.led rtCal.i:orn~i1 r.:uins".
[ 1980- Bureau of Englneer<~g, City of Los Angeles. Vol~teer assis-
1981 tance in ~lanning the Los Angeles Cultural Resources Survey.
[ 1980 The Bolton Housef Pasadena. Pre~ared Nat~onal Reglster no~-
nation for the owner of tnls Greene and Greene house.
[ 1979- Hollywood Revitalization Co~'ttee. MeJ:lber of the Revie..,
1980 Ca~ittee which evaluated the findings of the Hollywood
H~storic Survey.
I 1979 Environm-ntal Coaltion, Santa Ana. Provided assistance in
planning the Santa Ana Historic Survey and in trai~lng its
[ volunteers.
1978-1981 Pla~ing Assistant, Ur~an Conservation Progr~, City of Pasa-
dena, Califarn::.a. Coordl.nator of the Pasadena Archltectural
[ and Historical Inventory.
Respons::.bilities included: identif::.cation, documentat~on,
f and evaluatlon of arch::.tectural, hlstorical, and environ~2n-
tal resources; ad~nistration of vol~teer pro graD with 40-
50 volunteers active at anyone time; design and imp1emen-
[ tation of local history and architecture course for the Pasa- .
dena co=un::.ty; wrltten, oral. and slide presentatlons;
dissemlDatlon of technlcal i~formation on historic preserva-
tion. includi~g National Reg~ster proced~res.
[ ~Ec:t~~S, Pl~LI~~:IONS, tot~
1981 "The Elstorlc Survey: A Preservation Tool" at; the School of
r Architecture and Urban Plann~ng, University of Califo~ia at
.- Los Angeles, and the Un::.versity Extension, Un::.verslty of
SQuthern California.
r 1981 "Victorian Architecture ill Los Angeles" at the De?arment
of Architecture, Lniversity of Southe~ Californ::.a.
l 1980 "Looking at the Urban Environment" at the S=er School,
Otis/Parsons School of Deslgn.
1980 Historic Property Surve~1 South ~4ren~o Aven~e, City of ,
[ Pasadena for Caltrans.
1980 "Zonfng: The Key to Neighborhood Stability", Pasadena Heri-
l t~~e Ne..,sletter, Spring 1980.
1978, 1979 "Architecture", The Treasur-es on Your Block 1. 1, and i. Pasa-
dena's Architectural and H~stor::.cal Inventory.
l 1979, 1980 Co-produced "Artists in DowntQto/U Loa Angeles" a."1d "Modern
Architecture in Los Angeles" tours for the Society of Arc.hi-
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-1978-1981 Tour gm...:ie for ""'..aa~son iie~g'lts ~e~g:1bor::ood", nSl.:lger ?ark
t:e::.ghborhood" . and Pasadena in t::e 20s and 3Qs" tours for
( rasadena Heritage: "Bullocks loiilsh::.re" and "Two His~oric
:!'f.ovie Studios in Culver City" for the Los Angeles Conser-
vancy; and "The SchJ.ndler House" for the Art Cente.r Colle.~e.
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Typing 40 wpm on IBM Selectric II.
r Photography 35 ~ ~~~~ra and slide proJector.
r Graph~cs BasJ.c flyer design and layout.
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[ CnJ.ted States, loieste~ Europe, and Turkey.
ArF!I.IAT!O:-iS
Soc1ety 0: Arch1tect~ral H~stor~ans.
[ Nat:l.onal. Me~er of the rreserJat:l.on Co~~ttee.
Southern California. Preserva:~on Officer 1979-1981.
I Urban History. Secretar;/Treasurer 1980-1981.
National Trust for Historic Preserva~~on.
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