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Miami cJhores9illage
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HISTORIC PRESERVATION BOARD
August 18, 1986
A regular meeting of the Miami Shores Historic Preservation Board
was held on Monday, August 18, 1986. The meeting was called to order by
Margo Newton at 7:30 P.M. at Miami Shores Village Hall, with the following
Members present:
Margo Newton, Chairman
Henry T. Courtney
H. D. Gaggstatter, Jr.
Absent: Addea Colangelo
Vivian D. Rodriguez
2. MINUTES - May 19, 1986
Because of the absence of persons who were present at the meeting
of May 19, 1986, approval of the.minutes was tabled to the next
meeting.
3. GRANT-IN-AID APPLICATION
State funds for Grant-in-aid are available again this year. Margo
will send in application before the September 15th deadline.
4. MIAMI SHORES ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
Since the Miami Shores Elementary School is a Robert Law Weed design,
and since the school is not allowed to accept full Landmark status,
discussion ensued concerning some change of windows and the possibility
of restoring same. It was determined that Mr. Courtney will contact
Della Zaher, Principal of the School to determine why the change to
blackout type windows, and if anything can be done to restore.
5. FLORIDA TRUST FOR HISTORIC PRESERVATION
Annual Meeting - September 25-27
Since this azhnual meeting of the Florida Trust will be held in Fort
Lauderdale this year it is hoped that we will have a favorable attendance
from our Board. The Meeting will be held at the Riverside Hotel.
Agenda and brochure are forthcoming. Ms. Newton announced that it
will be beneficial and informative time and perhaps several members
could ride up together for at least oneof the two days.
6. NATIONAL TRUST FOR HISTORIC PRESERVATION
Annual Conference - October 15-19, 1986
This Conference will be held in Kansas City. Ms. Newton will attend
and will bring back all pertinent information.
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Historic Preservation Board
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7. COMMENTS, REPORTS, ANNOUNCEMENTS
A. Mr. Gaggstatter reported that he received a call in June
from Barry Asmus, 515 N. E. 101st ST. a Historic Landmark.
Mr. Asmus requested permission to change out some double
hung windows and a door with casement. Members polled by
phone, by Mr. Gaggstatter agreed this would be an improve-
ment. Mr. Asmus was then advised of the procedure for
filing an application for Certificate of Appropriatness
for approval.
B. Mr. Gaggstatter also received a request from Claudia and
Daniel Aulton, 310 N. E. 99th St., to replace a present
canvas awning with a barrel tile roof.. The Members he
polled, agreed to the change as did the Planning & Zoning
Board. Application for a Certificate of Appropriatness
was properly executed.
C. Margo Newton reported that the Blackwell house, 361 N. E.
97th St. has been sold to a young couple, both architects,
who are interested in preservation.
D. Ms. Newton further reported that 35.2 N. E. 98th St., the
Reeder house has been sold and the new owner is interested
in Landmark designation.
E. Ms. Newton stated that she has Membership forms for Dade
Heritage Trust, fee is $25.00 well spent. Information is
supplied which keeps Members tuned in to what is going on
in the County historically.
The meeting adjourned at 8:00 P.M.