Agenda Item No. 6b
Step 1
INITIAL HISTORJC SCREENING REQUEST
ADDRESS: 239 GIBSON, PACIFIC GROVE
A P N : - - - - - - - - - - - - ~ - - - - - - - - - - -
OWNBR: VINCE BRUNO
APPLICANT: THD AT HOME SERVICES
APPLICANTMAILINGADDRESS: 2456 VERNA CT •.,SAN LEANDRO, CA 94577
APPL!CANTPHONENUMBER: (SUZY RAINEY)
The owner ofthe property located at _2_3_9_G_I_B_S_O_N
__________
has requested to have an Initial Historic Screening prepared.
An Initial Historic Screening is a preliminary step that may or may not rule out the need for a
Phase I Historic Assessment.
Ifthe property is considered to be ineligible for listing on the City's Historic Resources Inventory
(HRJ), a Preliminary Determination ofIneligibility will be prepared by the Historic Resources
Committee (HRC). The HRC will forward their recommendation to the ChiefPlanner as to
whether a Phase I Historic Assessment should be prepared. The ChiefPlanner will then either 1.)
Issue a Pinal Notice ofIneligibility, or 2.) Make a determination that a Phase l Historic
Assessment is required.
Ifa Preliminary Determination ofIneligibility cannot be made, a Phase I Historic Assessment
will automatically be required.
The ChiefPlanner has final authority as to whether or not a Phase I Historic Assessment will be
required.
s-z1--12-
Date
Submittal Requirements:
I. Signed and dated Initial Historic Screening Request fonn
2. Proofofage ofstructure
3. Copies ofany original information pertaining to the subject propeny (original plans, photographs,
original dct.d, name oforiginal owner. name oforiginal builder, etc.). Any information or
documentation that you can supply will help minimi,:e processing time.
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, OCR Text: Agenda Item No. 6b
Step 1
INITIAL HISTORJC SCREENING REQUEST
ADDRESS: 239 GIBSON, PACIFIC GROVE
A P N : - - - - - - - - - - - - ~ - - - - - - - - - - -
OWNBR: VINCE BRUNO
APPLICANT: THD AT HOME SERVICES
APPLICANTMAILINGADDRESS: 2456 VERNA CT •.,SAN LEANDRO, CA 94577
APPL!CANTPHONENUMBER: (SUZY RAINEY)
The owner ofthe property located at _2_3_9_G_I_B_S_O_N
__________
has requested to have an Initial Historic Screening prepared.
An Initial Historic Screening is a preliminary step that may or may not rule out the need for a
Phase I Historic Assessment.
Ifthe property is considered to be ineligible for listing on the City's Historic Resources Inventory
(HRJ), a Preliminary Determination ofIneligibility will be prepared by the Historic Resources
Committee (HRC). The HRC will forward their recommendation to the ChiefPlanner as to
whether a Phase I Historic Assessment should be prepared. The ChiefPlanner will then either 1.)
Issue a Pinal Notice ofIneligibility, or 2.) Make a determination that a Phase l Historic
Assessment is required.
Ifa Preliminary Determination ofIneligibility cannot be made, a Phase I Historic Assessment
will automatically be required.
The ChiefPlanner has final authority as to whether or not a Phase I Historic Assessment will be
required.
s-z1--12-
Date
Submittal Requirements:
I. Signed and dated Initial Historic Screening Request fonn
2. Proofofage ofstructure
3. Copies ofany original information pertaining to the subject propeny (original plans, photographs,
original dct.d, name oforiginal owner. name oforiginal builder, etc.). Any information or
documentation that you can supply will help minimi,:e processing time.
2 CLiD···IhS
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