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P.O. Box 1007
Pacific Grove
Calif. 93950
V.
February 18,2013
Tom Clark
451 Vine Ave.
Sunnyvale, California 94086
Dear Tom:
This letter in response to your October 21, 2012 Replacement Plague Request for your
home located at 304 Fountain Ave., in Pacific Grove. As we discussed this morning, your
request was submitted to the Pacific Grove Heritage Society's Board ofDirectors at our
February 5, 2013 meeting. Although the Board felt there was merit in your request, there
is currently work being done on the exterior ofyour home. The Board felt that given the
ongoing work it would be preferable to revisit your request when the project is
completed.
I noted in the work permits approved that you were replacing vinyl windows with wood
framed windows and that you were interested achieving/retaining the 1905 period
character of the home.
Although we are unable to approve your initial request, we do thank you for your interest
in Pacific Groves Heritage Society
Please contact the Heritage Society when the project is completed and we will revisit
your request.
Ifyou have any further questions please contact our representatives at:
0Ully, Jim Ho
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Respe , Heritage Society Research Team
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P.O. Box 1007
Pacific Grove
Calif. 93950
V.
February 18,2013
Tom Clark
451 Vine Ave.
Sunnyvale, California 94086
Dear Tom:
This letter in response to your October 21, 2012 Replacement Plague Request for your
home located at 304 Fountain Ave., in Pacific Grove. As we discussed this morning, your
request was submitted to the Pacific Grove Heritage Society's Board ofDirectors at our
February 5, 2013 meeting. Although the Board felt there was merit in your request, there
is currently work being done on the exterior ofyour home. The Board felt that given the
ongoing work it would be preferable to revisit your request when the project is
completed.
I noted in the work permits approved that you were replacing vinyl windows with wood
framed windows and that you were interested achieving/retaining the 1905 period
character of the home.
Although we are unable to approve your initial request, we do thank you for your interest
in Pacific Groves Heritage Society
Please contact the Heritage Society when the project is completed and we will revisit
your request.
Ifyou have any further questions please contact our representatives at:
0Ully, Jim Ho
k
Respe , Heritage Society Research Team
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