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West Adams Heritage Association, 2263 Harvard Boulevard, Historic West Adams, Los Angeles, CA 90018

September 7,2012

Honorable Bernard C. Parks 8th District Los Angeles City Council City Hall / Room 460 [213] 473 7008200 North Spring Street Los Angeles, Ca. 90012

Dear Councilman Parks,

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On behalf of West Adams Heritage Association, I am -writing to let you know that we wholeheartedly supportMae request that has been made to your office for inclusion of the six (6) historic blocks (24th Street on the north; Vermont Avenue on the west; Adams Boulevard on the south and Hoover Street on the east) into the existing University Park Historic Preservation Overlay Zone. The long time omission of these blocks was discussed and voted on at a recent WAHA board meeting and received unanimous support for its inclusion into the HPOZ.

Because of jurisdictional issues during the original organization of the HPOZ,Jhese blocks were left out, resulting in confusion over the application of regulations and administrative control of zoning and planning issues. This lack of oversight has resulted in unwarranted demolition, incompatible new construction, and flouting of laws and ordinances in these blocks during this time. This kind of behavior and the inability on the part of City agencies to consistently administer laws, sets dangerous precedents for all citizens and their proposed projects.

We trust that you share our concerns on this issue as well as our desire for the continued revitalization of the West Adams community, and that you agree that the integration of this neighboihood into University Park HPOZ js a logical step and an uncomplicated process. We urge you to take action on this as soon as possible. West Adams Heritage has a long history of support forthe creation and operation of HPOZs as part of the zoning, planning, and land use process; we remain committed to that support. As a 501(c)(3) community based organization since 1983, we look forward to partnering with and assisting your office in any way that we can to achieve this goal.

Thank you in advance for your consideration and support of this request; should you wish to discuss this further, please don’t hesitate to contact us.

Sincej^^j

.ore Hilburg Secretary, West 'Adams Heritage Association

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Honorable Bernard C. ParksCouncilmember Eighth District/[email protected] Angeles City CouncilCity Hall / Room 460 / 213-473-7008200 North Spring StreetLos Angeles, California 90012

Dear Councilmember Parks,

I am writing as the Secretary of the University Park H.P.O.Z. Board and, at their request, to first welcome you to our University Park Historic Preservation Zone community. Because of the new Council District boundaries, you now have joint jurisdiction with Councilmember Ed Reyes of CD-1 over the University Park H.P.O.Z. We welcome the opportunity to introduce ourselves to you and your staff at your earliest convenience.

We have been informed that Ms. Cathy Davis of your staff is the North Area Field Deputy, which now includes the western section of the University Park H.P.O.Z. The University Park Board has regularly scheduled meetings twice monthly on the first and third Tuesday evenings beginning at 6:45 pm which are held at the offices of City Living Reality, 2316 1/2 Union Avenue. We look forward to meeting Ms. Davis as a guest or for a forma! introduction.

Given your newly acquired status as a stakeholder in the University Park H.P.O.Z. our Board is also requesting your assistance in remedying a long-standing problem. We would like to expand the current boundaries of the H.P.O.Z. to annex a six-block area that was omitted from our Historic District by a technical omission.

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By way of background let be explain that when the current configuration of the University Park H.P.O.Z. was proposed and empowered in 1999 by Motion of Councilman Mike Hernandez it was restricted to his CD-1bounderies. There was a six-block omission from the natural footprint that was then (and is now) part of the CD-8 District. The Eighth- District’s Councilman at that time was Mark Ridley Thomas who seconded the empowerment Motion.

These orphaned six blocks are bounded by the centerline of 24th street on the north, Adams Boulevard on the south, Hoover on the east, and Vermont on the west. They were left out of the creation of the University Park H.P.O.Z. in 2000 because of a misunderstood jurisdictional Council District boundary line.

Previously, from 1979 through 2000, these southerly six-blocks were part and parcel of the CRA/LA Adams-Normandie 4321 Project Area. When included with the six-blocks blocks immediately north to the Santa Monica Freeway they comprised the CRA AN/4321 Area-2. During the CRA administration these historic blocks were protected by the required CRA sign-off and permit review by the Project Area Committee (PAC) for compliance with the Urban Design Guidelines Program.

The subject properties today are located in a six-block configuration that lacks any of the administrative review procedures for historic properties that all other surrounding historic properties enjoy in North University Park. The technical omission of this six-block area has resulted in a “hole” in the Historic Preservation Overlay Zones that surround it and provide stewardship for the City’s local historic resources:

• The University Park H.P.O.Z. on the north and east.• The North University Park Specific Plan on the south.• The West Adams-Normandie H.P.O.Z. on the west.

Lacking the operational review of an oversight Board, this historic six-block area has been ill-treated in the ensuing years by unwarranted demolition, significant alterations to the historic fabric, and incompatible new construction. These issues could have been prevented if they were within the University Park H.P.O.Z. where, given the history, age and character of the built form, they belong.

On August 21, 2012 The University Park HPOZ Board voted unanimously to formally begin an administrative process for the annexation of the six-block area that had been omitted from the original empowerment of the University Park H.P.O.Z. The Board acted in response to a request from property owner of that section, Mr. Roland Sousa.

Under the City’s Los Angeles Municipal Code Section 12.20.3 Ordinance No.175891 D-8a Power and Duties, the Board is required ‘To evaluate any proposed changes to the boundaries of the Preservation Zone it administers and make recommendations to the City Planning Commission, Cultural Heritage Commission and City Council.”

The Ordinance also under F-2a states: “ Initiation of Preservation Zone / By City Council, the Planning Commission, the Director of Planning and the Cultural Heritage Commission, in addition to the provisions of LAMC 12.32 A the Cultural

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Heritage Commission may initiate proceedings to establish, repeal, or change the boundaries of a Preservation Zone. Upon initiation by City Council, the Planning Commission, the Director of Planning, or the Cultural Heritage Commission, a Historic Resources Survey shall be prepared, pursuant to Subdivision 3, below.”

The University Park HPOZ Board’s review and discussion found that the most expeditious action to instigate the administrative procedures for the proposed annexation would for the now Councilman of the western half of the UP-HPOZ to make a Motion to reunite the orphaned six-blocks and eliminate the hole in the historic fabric.

We would welcome an opportunity to discuss our request with you and your staff. The Board already has the support of the historic preservation stakeholder organizations, the North University Park Community Association (NUPCA), the Adams Dockweiler Heritage Organizing Committee (ADHOC), and the West Adams Heritage Association (WAHA). Our Board believes that, with the cooperation of the preservation community, the issue of completing the Historic Resources Survey element can be readily achieved through a joint private-public partnership. ,

The University Park HPOZ Board recognizes the current limitations on LADCP-OHR staff by reductions caused by today’s economic realities. The Board however finds that waiting until a more prosperous time will only allow for more degradation to the existing historic fabric. The North University Park community has not been a passive voice or lacking in initiative to forward the cause of local historic preservation. When the UP-HPOZ was empowered there was not a single voice in opposition. We ask that you give us the opportunity make the Historic District whole.

Respectfully yours,

Jean Frost, Secretary University Park HPOZ Board Email: [email protected] / 2X3-748-1656 2341 ScarfT Street, University Park LA.- CA. 90007

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Description:

The University Park Extension Historic District is located in the University Park area of South Los Angeles. The major thoroughfares surrounding the district are Hoover Street to the east and Vermont Avenue to the west. The northern boundary is 24th Street, adjacent to the southern border of part of the existing University Park HPOZ. The southern boundary of the Historic District is 30th Place, neighboring the northern boundary of USC's campus. The irregular boundary is shaped by the boundaries of adjacent historic districts. The district is located between four designated historic districts: two listed on the National Register of Historic Places, and the University Park and Adams Normandie Historic Preservation Overlay Zones. The University Park Extension Historic District shares historic patterns of development with these adjacent historic districts. The district comprises 311 buildings, of which approximately 50% are contributors to the historic district.

The topography of the area is generally fiat, with streets that are mostly organized in a grid. The University Park Extension Historic District is a large, l-shaped residential district comprising primarily single-family dwellings. Lot sizes are small in the section of the district north of Adams Boulevard, but increase in the area south of Adams. The district is primarily composed of single-family homes in a variety of styles.

Contributors to the district represent the full spectrum of late 19th and early 20th century domestic architecture in Los Angeies. In the northern section of the district are modest Queen Anne cottages. Vernacular Hipped Roof cottages, and Craftsman and Mediterranean Revival fourplexes. In the section south of Adams, especially closer to U5C, the homes are larger Queen Anne and Arts and Crafts single-family residences. The Arts and Crafts styles represented include Dutch Colonial Revival and American Foursquare. Queen Anne houses are sometimes located to the rear of parcels with multi-family Mediterranean Revival fourpiex buildings at the front of the parcel. Common related features include small, rear detached garages that may post-date the dwelling on the parcel. Street and landscape features throughout the district are limited to concrete sidewaiks. There Ss no organized pattern to street tree plantings throughout the district, though several biocks have substantia! trees.

Significance:

The University Park Extension Historic District is significant for its association with early streetcar suburbanization in Los Angeies and as an intact example of residential development that occurred north of the University of Southern California (USC) around the turn of the 20th century. The district is located between four designated historic districts: two listed on the National Register of Historic Places, and the University Park and Adams Normandie Historic Preservation Overlay Zones. The University Park Extension area was likely previously excluded from the adjacent designated historic districts due to a loss of integrity;

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however many buildings within the historic district appear to have been restored in recent years. Although the overall percentage of contributing buildings is still relatively low, the district is locaiiy eligible as providing a link between four designated historic districts with which it shares resources of similar style, type, period of development and significance. The period of significance forthe district is 1880 to 1938, which reflects the significant periods of development in the district. All contributors to the district were constructed during this period of significance. The University Park Extension Historic District is a iarge residential district of 311 buildings, primarily single-family dwellings. Of these, approximately 153 (50%) are contributing to the historic district.

The University Park Extension includes several historic tracts. Enterprising landholders developed the area as a residential suburb of the historic core of Los Angeles after attempts at agriculture failed to yield a profit. The landholders owned large tracts in the region south of Downtown and donated portions of their land to create USC in 1880 in part to inspire the residential development of the areas where they had subdivided tracts of land for residential development. Sections of the University Park Extension are within the Urmston Tract, the same historic subdivision that comprises parts of the existing University Park HPOZ. These landholders were also influential in the development of the streetcar system routes. The first streetcar service in the area opened in 1891 and ran on 23rd Street and Hoover Boulevard, to the east of the proposed district There is a variety of domestic architecture within the district, A variety of classes of people lived in the district. Grand, single family homes were constructed on and adjacent to West Adams Boulevard. Large single family homes were also constructed to the south of Adams Boulevard along Orchard Street North of Adams Boulevard, closer to Vermont, dwellings are slightly more modest in scale.

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Sub theme: Late 19th and Early 20th Century Residential Neighborhoods, 1880-1910

Property type: Streetcar Suburb

Property sub type: Neighborhood

Criteria: C/3/3

Status code: 5S3

Reason: A significant concentration of an early residences dating to the late 19th and early 20th centuries and

illustrating styles of the Victorian and Arts and Crafts Idioms.

Context 2:

Context: Residential Development and Suburbanization, 1850-1980

Sub context: No Sub-context

Theme: Streetcar Suburbanization, 1888-1933

Sub theme: Suburban Planning and Development, 1888-1933

Property type: Streetcar Suburb

Property sub type: Neighborhood

Criteria: A/1/1

Status code: 5S3

Reason: Excellent example of a late 19th century neighborhood subdivided specifically due to its adjacency to

streetcar lines. Conveys significance through intact tract features and contributing buildings.

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Craftsman; Craftsman, Japanese

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Victorian, Vernacular Cottage, gable roof

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1136 W 24TH ST

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1921


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1200 W 24TH ST

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1274 W 24TH ST

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1284 W 24TH ST

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1306W24THST

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1924


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Address:

Type:

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1314 W 24TH ST

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1901


Folk Victorian

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1143 W 25TH ST

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1924

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1148W2STHST

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1900


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Type:

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Address:

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1188W2STHST

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1972

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1200W25THST

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Victorian, Vernacular Cottage, hip roof; Neo-Classical

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Victorian, Vernacular Cottle, hip roof

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1228 W 25TH ST

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1903



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1244 W2STHST

Contributor

1902



Address:

Type:

Year built:



1245 W 25TH ST

Non-Contributor

1923


Craftsman

Address:

Typer

Year built:



1249W25THST

Not sure

1917


Vernacular

Address:

Type:

Year built:



12S2W2STHST

Non-Contributor



Address:

Type:

Year built:



12S6 W 25TH ST

Non-Contributor

1990


No style

Address:

Type:

Year built:



1257W25THST

Non-Contributor

1902



Address:

Type:

Year built:



1262W25THST

Non-Contributor


No style

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Type: Contributor

Year built: 1907

Property type/sub type: Residential-Single Family; House

Architectural style: Vernacular


Type: Contributor

Year built: 1895




Type: Contributor

Year built: 1901




Type: Contributor

Year built: 190S


Architectural style: Victorian, Vernacular Cottage, hip roof; Queen Anne


Type: Contributor

Year built: 0


Architectural style: American Foursquare; Neo-Classical


Type: Non-Contributor

Year built: 1924




Type: Contributor

Year built: 1909


Architectural style: Victorian, Vernacular Cottage, gable roof

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Type: Contributor

Year built: 1890


Architectural style: Queen Anne

Address: 1303W2STHST


Year built: 0

Property type/sub type: Residential-Multi Family; Stucco Box/Dingbat

Architectural style: Modern, Mid-Century


Type: Contributor

Year built: 1892




Type: Contributor

Year built: 1889



Address: 1315 W25THST

Type: Contributor

Year built: 1923


Architectural style; Craftsman



Year built: 1890

Property type/sub type: Residential-Multi Family; Apartment House

Architectural style: No style



Year built: 1948

Property type/sub type: Residential-Multi Family; Fourplex

Architectural style: Modern, Mid-Century

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Type:

Year built:



132S W 25TH ST

Contributor

1904


Queen Anne; Craftsman

Address:

Type:

Year built:



1329W2STHST

Non-Contributor

1895


Craftsman

Address:

Type:

Year built:



1334W25THST

Contributor

1959


Craftsman; American Colonial Revival

Address:

Type:

Year built:



133SW25THST

Non-Contributor

1960


Modern, Mid-Century

Address:

Type:

Year built:



1340W25THST

Non-Contributor

1924


No style

Address:

Type:

Year built:



1341 W 25TH ST

Contributor

1902



Address:

Type:

Year built:



1346W25THST

Contributor

1902



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1347 W 2STH ST

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1923



Address:

Type:

Year built:



13S4 W 25TH ST

Not sure

1921



Address:

Type:

Year built:



1355 W 25TH ST

Contributor

1907



Address:

Type:

Year built:



1360 W 2STH ST

Contributor

1905


Craftsman

Address:

Type:

Year built:



1363 W 2STH ST

Contributor

1923

Residential-Multi Family; Courtyard Apartment


Address:

Type:

Year built:



1369 W 25TH ST

Non-Contributor

1929

Residential-Multi Family; Bungalow Court


Address:

Type:

Year built:



1370 W 25 TH ST

Non-Contributor

1890


Queen Anne

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Type: Contributor

Year built: 0


Architectural style: Victorian, Vernacular Cottage, gable roof

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Type:

Year built:



1201W ADAMS BLVD

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1974

Residential-Single Family; Other

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Type:

Year built:



1219 W ADAMS BLVO

Non-Contributor

1990


Queen Anne

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Type:

Year built:



1223 W ADAMS BLVD

Contributor

1910



Address:

Type:

Year built:



1229 W ADAMS BLVD

Contributor

1895


Queen Anne

Address:

Type:

Year built:



1237 W ADAMS BLVD

Non-Contributor

1908


No style

Address:

Type:

Year built:



124SW ADAMS BLVD

Contributor

1905



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Type:

Year built:



1283 W ADAMS BLVD

Contributor

1921


Vernacular

Address:

Type:

Year built:



1289 W ADAMS BLVD

Non-Contributor

1985


Unknown/not visible


1301 W ADAMS BLVD

Contributor

1895


Queen Anne

Address:

Type:

Year built:



1315 W ADAMS BLVD

Contributor

1899


Unknown/not visible

Address:

Type:

Year built:



1321 W ADAMS BLVD

Contributor

1899


Dutch Colonial Revival; Shingle

Address:

Type:

Year built:



133SW ADAMS BLVD

Non-Contributor

1950


No style

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Type:

Year built:



1337 W ADAMS BLVD

Non-Contributor

1950


No style

Address:

Type:

Year built:



1347 W ADAMS BLVD

Contributor

189S

Residential-Ancillary Feature; Carriage house

Queen Anne

Address:

Type:

Year built:



1347 W ADAMS BLVD

Contributor

189S


Queen Anne

Address:

Type:

Year built:



1351 W ADAMS BLVD

Non-Contributor

1921



Address:

Type:

Year built:



1361 W ADAMS BLVD

Non-Contributor

1921



Address:

Type:

Year built:



1363 W ADAMS BLVD

Non-Contributor

0

Landscape; Other

Not Applicable

Address:

Type:

Year built:



1363 W ADAMS BLVD

Contributor ’

1905


Craftsman

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