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Home My WebLink About7/28/2004 - STAFF REPORTS (16) DATE: July 28, 2004 TO: City Council FROM: Director of Strategic Planning RECEIVE AND FILE CITYWIDE HISTORIC RESOURCES SURVEY. RECOMMENDATION That the City Council receive and file the attached Citywide Historic Resources Survey presented to the Historic Site Preservation Board (HSPB) at their regular meeting on July 13, 2004. SUMMARY The attached Citywide Historic Resources Survey represents the first formal survey of 200 historic resources in the city and will assist staff and community in understanding the geographic dispersion of resources and aid in future planning efforts for the City. The HSPB, at its July 13, 2004 meeting, by a 6-0-1 vote, approved the survey. The survey was a cooperative effort between Architectural Resources Group, HSPB, staff, the community, and interested parties. The survey is intended to be a database of historical resources in the city and will be used for informational purposes only. Staff will continue to work with the Historic Site Preservation Board in developing recommendations from the survey results. Recommendations may include formal approval of the survey, a work program, and public information program. BACKGROUND The scope of work for the survey was developed by staff with input from the Palm Springs Modern Committee and the Historic Site Preservation Board (HSPB) with subsequent approval by City Council. City Council approved the Request For Proposals (RFP) on November 6, 2002 and awarded the contract to Architectural Resources Group on July 16, 2003. A subsequent contract amendment was approved by City Council on February 4, 2004, in the amount of $7,040 for a second reconnaissance survey of obscured properties. The survey will serve as a long range planning tool in terms of identifying historic resources for potential listing on local, State, and National Registers and the possible establishment of historic districts, if warranted. The survey meets the Secretary of the Interior's Standards for Preservation Planning, Identification, Evaluation, and Registration. The survey was conducted using California Department of Parks and Recreation (DPR) Form 523A (Primary Record) and 523B (Building, Structure, Object Record). The Primary Record lists basic information about a historic property including a description of the resource and its major elements including design, materials, condition, and alterations. The Building, Structure, and Object (BSO) Record is more detailed and includes items such as other related features, a construction history, and a statement of significance to analyze the integrity of the resource. The properties surveyed did not include those sites already locally designated as Class 1 or Class 2 Historic Sites. fl Director of SS rategic Planning City Manager �w ATTACHMENTS 1. Citywide Historic Resources Survey 2. Addendum to Citywide Historic Resources Survey — List of 200 Resources for which Primary Records were completed lylt2wv- I i n� ��r��, I ja p,cF1I_LC1'U P_�d; r�'.1'n�..JLRCLS GROUP 0 A shl.-.a��',VPa•.�.; d, �m r:,rnra,lnc � �'�� a E f r prepared for the DeP�irrt men',L' of Pt-Ovn u9w�s�, �aDuGasUroo� i tired b Pp y ArchKectlurd ResourcesGroup „ A.rchiCecrs, Manners &C®nnsetw2tors - $arn IL'rrr<'nciscc, COifornia June 2006 I Yft3 City of Palm Springs Historic Resources Survey Final Draft Summary Report Palm Springs, California June 2004 Table of Contents I. Executive Summary Page 2 IL Introduction Page 3 III. Methodology Page 3 IV. Historical Overview Page 8 V. Palm Springs Preservation Framework Page 10 VI. Recommendations Page 13 VII. Survey Findings and Conclusions Page 13 Vill. Bibliography Page 15 Appendices Appendix A Qualifications of ARG Survey Team Appendix B List of Palm Springs Designated Resources, Class 1 and Class 2 Historic Designations Appendix C Palm Springs Citywide Reconnaissance Survey Master List Appendix D City of Palm Springs Notices and Minutes of Public Meetings Regarding Survey Appendix E State Department of Parks and Recreation Forms 523 A-L Series (DPRs) Primary Records and Building, Structure and Object Records ARCHITECTURAL RESOURCES GROUP Architects, Planners & Cmns ..amrs, lnc City of Palm Springs Historic Resources Survey Final Draft Summary Report Palm Springs, California ' r June 2004 Page 2 I. Executive Summary Palm Springs, the quintessential desert retreat known for abundant sunshine, swimming pools, and golf courses, is home to a wide variety of building types, residential, civic, commercial, and the ubiquitous motel. All these building types are found in the Palm Springs Historical Resources Survey commissioned in 2003 by the City of Palm Springs. Incorporated in 1938, the City of Palm Springs has evolved from an early twentieth-century spa town, to an exclusive enclave for the wealthy, a winter resort for movie stars, a desert playland, and home to stylized subdivisions. Now strongly identified with a distinct style based largely on Modernist architecture in a leisure setting, Palm Springs is a vibrant urban desert community comprised of many architectural styles and building types. Located within Riverside County, the City of Palm Springs currently has an approximate population of 48,000. Palm Springs has a rich and diverse history. Evidence of early settlement of the late 19th and early 20th century is still visible in the historic homes moved to the Village Green and in properties on the outskirts of town and in some of the City's oldest neighborhoods. Palm Springs' historic and cultural resources are a diverse collection of predominantly 201h century historic buildings, including a unique collection of mid-century Modernist buildings by prolific locally and nationally recognized architects. Several Palm Springs resources are of statewide and national importance, as well as resources of primarily local significance, some of which have been previously identified as historically significant in the Riverside County Preliminary Historic Resources Inventory of the early 1980s. The purpose of the Palm Springs Historical Resources Survey has been to formally survey 200 of Palm Springs most historically and architecturally significant buildings. All kinds of properties, within city limits, were surveyed at the reconnaissance level. Building types included: Spanish and Mediterranean style residences in exclusive older neighborhoods, mid-century Modern homes, full- scale hotels, smaller inns, restaurants, shops, schools, hospitals, an airport, commercial buildings, condominiums, and large multi-unit complexes. The main goal of the Palm Springs Historical Resources Survey has been to establish a foundation for future research, documentation, and preservation of the City's history through the identification of important buildings, events, groups, and individuals that reflect the history of Palm Springs. As an insular enclave where progressive architecture flourished, Palm Springs is unique in its concentration of significant mid-century Modern residences and commercial buildings and as the location of innovative work by prolific local architects. In addition, the structures associated with well- known individuals and the colorful early history of Palm Springs make the City and its structures ARCHITECTURAL RESOURCES GROUP �I e Avch,re¢s, Planners Cv Cu�secvamcs, Inc City of Palm Springs Historic Resources Survey Final Draft Summary Report Palm Springs, California June 2004 Page 3 significant as Palm Springs evolved from rural desert village to a more urban environment during the second half of the 20th century. II. Introduction In July 2003 the City of Palm Springs contracted Architectural Resources Group (ARG) to conduct a citywide historical resources survey that entailed the identification and documentation of approximately 200 historic resources in Palm Springs. This project has been carried out in accordance with The Secretary of the Interior's Standards for Preservation Planning, Identification, Evaluation, and Registration, and under the guidelines established in National Register Bulletin 24: Guidelines for Local Surveys:A Basis for Preparation Planning. ARG has made recommendations for future historic resource survey work within the City of Palm Springs. The ARG project team consisted of M. Bridget Maley, Senior Associate &Architectural Historian; Katherine Petrin, Associate &Architectural Historian; Wendy L. Tinsley, Historian & Historic Preservation Planner; and Shayne Watson, Research Assistant. The principal team members meet the Secretary of the Interior's Professional Qualification Standards in the disciplines of history and architectural history. A resume for each team member is included in the Appendices of this report. The purpose of this project was to produce a final survey report that could be used as a tool in both current and long range planning efforts and provide a strong foundation for the City's historic preservation program and activities. The City sought to involve the general public in the survey and provide citizens of Palm Springs the opportunity to comment on the project. The final survey will be presented for adoption by the Palm Springs City Council. III. Methodology The methodological approach for the project consisted of ongoing citizen participation and public outreach, reviewing previous historic resource survey information for Palm Springs, conducting a citywide reconnaissance-level historic site survey, conducting limited archival research, and documenting the resources identified as part of the current survey effort. Citizen Participation and Public Outreach Citizen participation is an essential part of an historic preservation project. When conducting survey activities in a city and formulating historic themes, citizen input is extremely valuable in order to glean historical information that is part of local history but not formally documented. In order to inform the public and to create opportunities for feedback about the historic survey, several public workshops ARCHITECTURAL RESOURCES GROUP Architects, Planners & Cunservamrs, In, City of Palm Springs Historic Resources Survey Final Draft Summary Report Palm Springs, California June 2004 Page 4 were held during the course of the project during regularly scheduled meetings of the Historic Site Preservation Board. Ongoing communication between the ARG survey team, Planning Staff and owners of surveyed properties occurred throughout the entire survey effort. The first public workshop was held on September 16, 2003 at Palm Springs City Hall. The purpose of the workshop was to introduce both the scope and initial findings of the field survey work to Palm Springs residents, property owners, and any other interested individuals. The workshop provided an opportunity for stakeholders to express their opinions about the project, contribute ideas regarding potentially significant properties in the city, and to specifically express concerns or support for historic preservation activities in Palm Springs. A second public workshop was held on April 23, 2004. The purpose of the workshop was to provide an update on the progress of the survey and related research activities. Stakeholders and other interested individuals were encouraged to attend in order to provide feedback on the project findings and to learn about the final phases of the survey project. Approximately 200 Palm Springs property owners received a mailed notice of the workshop by the City of Palm Springs Planning Staff. Planning Staff also provided all property owners with a copy of the draft Department of Parks and Recreation (DPR) 523 Series form(s) completed for their respective properties. The purpose of providing the draft DPR forms to each property owner was to allow the property owner the opportunity to review and comment on the information prepared by ARG for their property. Providing the forms in advance of the public meeting allowed attendees to be more informed about the goals and scope of the survey project, which in turn, created greater discussion at the workshop. Fieldwork The ARG project team conducted field survey work throughout Palm Springs the week of July 28- August 1, 2004. At this time properties thought to be potentially significant in Palm Springs history were photographed. The survey team used the Secretary of the Interior's Standards and Guidelines for Identification(Identification Guidelines) as a framework for the reconnaissance survey effort. The National Park Service defines a reconnaissance survey as a `light inspection of an area'that is most useful for characterizing its general resources in order to develop a basis for deciding how to organize and orient more detailed survey efforts.1 The Identification Guidelines specify the kinds of information that should be collected as a result of a reconnaissance-level field survey including: 1 United States Department of the Interior. National Register of Historic Places. National Register Bulletin 24: Guidelines for Local Survey:A Basis for Preservation Planning, 12. ARCHITECTURAL RESOURCES GROUP 1 (/ m Architects, Planners & Conscnatnrs, inc City of Palm Springs Historic Resources Survey Final Draft Summary Report Palm Springs, California June 2004 Page 5 1) The kinds of properties looked for; 2) The boundaries of the area surveyed; 3) The method of the survey, including the extent of the survey coverage; 4) The kinds of historic properties present in the survey area; 5) Specific properties that were identified, and the categories of information collected 6) Places examined that did not contain historic properties.2 Initial field survey efforts were focused on visiting properties that had been previously documented in historic site survey activities. The City of Palm Springs Planning Department provided a list titled Inventory of Historic Structures(IHS) to ARG for use as a starting point for field survey work. Dated September 20, 2001, the IHS is a list of approximately 230 properties considered historically significant in Palm Springs. Some of these properties are locally designated as Class I and Class II historic properties by the City of Palm Springs. A majority of the properties on the IHS were documented in the 1980s as part of several Riverside County Historic Survey projects. Historic Resource Inventory forms and notations from the 1980s Riverside County Historic Survey projects are on file with the HSPB at the Palm Springs Planning Department. Using the City's IHS list as a baseline document, ARG conducted the survey work by walking and driving throughout all parts of the city. The survey area is roughly bordered by San Rafael Drive to the north, the Gene Autry Trail (Hwy. 111) to the east, the foothills to the west and along the southern border, East Palm Canyon Drive, excepting Smoketree Ranch, the Southridge development and the Twin Palms neighborhood, all of which are south of East Palm Canyon Drive. After visiting those previously identified properties, special efforts were made to visit lesser-known sections of the city in order to identify new resources. Additionally, brief architectural descriptions were prepared in the field for some of the obscured properties that were not discernible from the public- right-of-way, and a list of obscured properties was provided to Planning Staff. Properties photographed during the week of fieldwork were selected to illustrate the greatest range of building types, eras, styles and uses. It was a goal of the project to select and document obscure or overlooked buildings as well as better-known structures. Properties were selected that illustrate specific themes in Palm Springs history such as: • historical development related to the desert climate and building techniques; 21bid, 13. Tf ARC]-IITECTURAL RESOURCES GROUP Arrhimas, Planners C7 Conse,vamrs, ino City of Palm Springs Historic Resources Survey Final Draft Summary Report Palm Springs, California June 2004 Page 6 • residential, hospitality and commercial development; • early tourism, a winter destination, development of resort, leisure and recreational context; • the development of civic amenities for an increasingly urban environment; and • the work of prolific Modernist architects. Through the field survey phase of the project and while conducting research, ARG augmented the number of potentially significant buildings and created a Draft Palm Springs Citywide Reconnaissance Survey Master List(Master List) (see Appendix C). Approximately 350 properties were identified and cataloged on the Master List. In accordance with the scope of the project, 200 historic resources were selected for documentation. Many good examples were not selected for documentation due to the scope of the project but were included on the Master List. A number of properties identified during the reconnaissance survey are not yet 50 years of age. The National Register Criteria for Evaluation generally excludes properties that have achieved significance within the last fifty years in order to avoid the listing of properties that are of`passing contemporary interest,'3 Palm Springs contains a concentration of resources associated with the Modern Movement (c.1 933-c.1 970). Because these resources are so closely aligned with the identity of the city, and because Palm Springs is considered one of the only American towns that fostered progressive Modern architecture, a case for exceptional significance can be made. Documentation Phase 2 of the project entailed documenting approximately 200 properties on California Department of Parks and Recreation (DPR) 523 A, B and L forms. DPR forms are the standard documentation method for historical resource surveys throughout California. The information to be included on a DPR 523A - Primary Record is a description of the resource including architectural style and design features, setting, building materials employed, and current condition. A current photograph of the resource, original construction date, location data, and owner information is also included on the Primary Record. 3 United States Department of the Interior. National Register of Historic Places. National Register Bulletin 15: How to Apply National Register Criteria.p. 41. ARCHITECTURAL RESOURCES GROUP Adtitcds, Planners & Conscnatms, Inc. 7 City of Palm Springs Historic Resources Survey Final Draft Summary Report Palm Springs, California June 2004 Page 7 The information to be included on a DPR 523B - Building, Structure, Object Record (BSO) is the architectural style and construction history of the resource, as well as the identity of the original architect or builder, if known, the original use and location, and the current use and location. A statement of significance about the resource is also included on the BSO Record. A statement of significance is a discussion of a resource's importance and level of integrity within a broader historical or architectural context. Approximately 200 Primary Records were completed for properties in Palm Springs, and approximately 50 of those properties were further documented on BSO Records. The DPR forms are found at Appendix E of this document. Research Historical research was conducted at the City of Palm Springs Planning Department, the City of Palm Springs Public Library, the Palm Springs Desert Museum, and the Palm Springs Historical Society. Additional research was conducted on-line, using ARGs in-house reference library, and the California State Office of Historic Preservation's Historic Property Date File for Riverside County obtained from the SHPO/C.H.R.I.S Eastern Information Center located at the University of California at Riverside. Information obtained from the Palm Springs Planning Department includes Riverside County Metroscan Datasheets, previous historic site survey lists, and miscellaneous documents relating to privately sponsored preservation activities in the city. Many of the construction dates for properties documented as part of the current survey effort were obtained from the Riverside County Metroscan Datasheets; previous historic site surveys, which are cited as utilizing original gas/electric connection records for construction dates; and from privately initiated research efforts and architectural tours. The City of Palm Springs Public Library maintains a separate local history collection containing vertical files, published and unpublished works specific to Palm Springs history, and an incomplete holding of Palm Springs City Directories. In July-August 2003 the Palm Springs Desert Museum sponsored an exhibit of the work of noted Palm Springs architect E. Stewart Williams. The exhibit featured many local examples of Williams'work and provided the ARG project team with background information on the architect. The Palm Springs Historical Society contains a collection of historic photographs, documents, and artifacts related to the history of Palm Springs. A review of the organizations holdings supplemented ARGs understanding /ooff� ARCHITECTURAL RESOURCES GROUP �p ��° Ardhite,[, Planners E� Conservators, inc City of Palm Springs Historic Resources Survey Final Draft Summary Report Palm Springs, California June 2004 Page 8 the overall of Palm Springs. Additionally, historic Sanborn Maps for Palm Springs from 1929 and 1962 (obtained on-line) were used to compare historic structures with present day building locations. IV. Historical Overview For centuries the locale of the Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians, Palm Springs, site of natural hot springs and sunny desert climate, drew its first non-Indian visitors in the late 19th century. For reasons of improved health and recuperation, the first settlers established early hotels and inns. Not until 1938 did the village of Palm Springs incorporate, setting out a gridded street plan and zoning controls. By then Palm Springs had already acquired an identity as a winter retreat for Hollywood stars and the wealthy, as evidenced by the fashionable older neighborhoods of Old Las Palmas, the Movie Colony, Little Tuscany, and the Tennis Club quarter, initially built for winter residents. Defined by elegant, grand architecture in predominantly Spanish and Mediterranean styles, these and other neighborhoods were later filled in with mid-century Modern homes by the end of the 1960s. During the post-WWII era, the City of Palm Springs prospered, relying on tourism, resorts, and the appeal of golf, tennis, polo, and other sports to fuel the economy. During the Palm Springs heyday, tourists and Hollywood discovered the desert oasis and full-scale hotels, smaller inns, nightclubs and restaurants prospered. Concurrently, from the 1940s through the 1960s, Palm Springs was transformed into an increasingly urban environment, building schools, hospitals and an airport and other civic amenities. The commercial core of the City, long concentrated along the main thoroughfares of Palm Canyon Drive and Indian Canyon Drive, flourished. Expanding residential development began in the early 1960s when large tracts of popular, reasonably priced, Modernist- style homes were constructed by Jack Meiselman and later, George and Robert Alexander throughout Palm Springs. Tract subdivision development was followed by the establishment of condominiums, initially as second-homes in the 1960s. Represented in Palm Springs is the work of the following prolific Modernist architects, most of whom were based in Palm Springs: Albert Frey, John Porter Clark, William F. Cody, E. Stewart Williams, Donald Wexler, Craig Ellwood, and Ric Harrison, among others. ARCHITECTURAL RESOURCES GROUP A,6,um, Planners & Can secvawrs, Inc. City of Palm Springs Historic Resources Survey Final Draft Summary Report Palm Springs, California June 2004 Page 9 Residential development falls into several categories that can be roughly organized by decades. These groupings correspond to the Period of Significance entry on the significance section of the Building Structure and Object Records of the DPR Forms. 1920s—1930s The Palm Springs residences of this era, both grand and modest, rely on the predominantly Spanish and Mediterranean inspired architectural styles. The larger, impressive residences are generally found in the older residential neighborhoods of Old Las Palmas, the Movie Colony, Little Tuscany, and the Tennis Club quarter, and were initially built for winter residents. Not all massively built, some of these early homes could be quite intimately scaled. Some more modest residences of the early period also incorporated Spanish and Mediterranean influences or were built in ranch styles befitting a desert locale. Native rock or adobe materials were common and enhanced the rusticity of early residences. • 1940— 1960 (postwar era) In the post-WWII era, Palm Springs continued to build residences in the historicist styles, but it was at this time that modern architecture took hold. Emphasizing geometric forms and textures, strong linear qualities, spare ornamentation, outdoor living, and usually of a single story, the homes of this era are readily identifiable. From the 1940s through the 1960s, the residential architecture in the modernist idiom flourished and became integral to the character now strongly identified with Palm Springs. • 1960s— 1970s The dominant residential style in this area from the 1960s through the 1970s relied on the influences of modernism. Residential development expanded to larger scale building projects as tracts of popular, reasonably priced, Modernist-style homes were constructed on a large-scale beginning in the early 1960s. Subdivision development was followed by the establishment of condominium complexes, initially as second-homes in the 1960s. Concurrently, this period is defined by the construction of unique single family homes which owe their design lVAI 2- ARCHITECTURAL RFSOURCF.S GROUP Aaham , Planners & Conscrv.wis, Inc City of Palm Springs Historic Resources Survey Final Draft Summary Report Palm Springs, California June 2004 Page 10 V. Palm Springs Preservation Framework Within the municipal boundaries, the City of Palm Springs currently contains no properties listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the California State Historic Landmarks, or the California State Points of Historical Interest. The Frances S. Stevens School on North Palm Canyon Drive is listed on the California Register of Historical Resources. The City of Palm Springs maintains a local register of designated sites. National Register of Historic Places The National Register of Historic Places is the Nation's official list of cultural resources worthy of preservation. Authorized under the National Historic Preservation Act of 1966, the National Register is part of a national program to coordinate and support public and private efforts to identify, evaluate, and protect our historic and archeological resources. Properties listed in the Register include districts, sites, buildings, structures, and objects that are significant in American history, architecture, archeology, engineering, and culture. The National Park Service administers the National Register program, which is part of the United States Department of the Interior. There are no sites currently listed on National Register of Historic Places within the city boundaries of Palm Springs. National Register Criteria The four criteria under which a structure, site, building, district or object can be considered significant for listing on the National Register are listed below. These include resources that: A) are associated with events that have made a significant contribution to the broad patterns of history (such as the Kaiser Shipyards in Richmond, California and the NASA Research Center in Mountain View, California); B) are associated with the lives of persons significant in our past (such as Sacramento cattle king August Heilbron's Heilbron House in Sacramento, California); C) embody the distinctive characteristics of a type, period, or method of construction, or that represent the work of a master, or that possess high artistic values, or that represent a significant and distinguishable entity whose components may lack individual distinction (such as the Gamble House in Pasadena); qlqk� ARCHITECTURAL RESOURCES GROUP Ardute¢s, Planners C� Conscrvamrs, Inc City of Palm Springs Historic Resources Survey Final Draft Summary Report Palm Springs, California June 2004 Page 11 D) have yielded or may likely yield information important in prehistory or history(such as prehistoric sites in Palm Springs or the archaeological sites at the Presidia of San Francisco). A resource can be considered significant in American history, architecture, archaeology, engineering, and culture. Once a resource has been identified as significant and potentially eligible for the National Register, its historic integrity must be evaluated. Integrity involves seven aspects: location, design, setting, materials,workmanship, feeling and association. These aspects closely relate to the resource's significance and must be intact for National Register eligibility. California Register of Historical Resources The California Register of Historical Resources was created by the State Historical Resources Commission as an authoritative guide to the state's significant historical and archaeological resources. The California Register criterion parallels that of the National Register. The California Register includes: • All resources formally determined eligible for, or listed in, the National Register of Historic Places; • State Historic Landmarks #770 and higher; • Designated Points of Historical Interest; • Resources identified and documented in a historic survey that meets the criteria set forth in § 5024.1 (g) in the California Code of Public Resources; • Individual resources and historic districts determined eligible under the California Register criteria and procedures adopted by the State Historical Resources Commission; and lastly, • .Individual resources and historic districts designated as city or county landmarks pursuant to a city or county ordinance when the designation criteria are consistent with the California Register criteria. California Historic Landmarks The California Historic Landmarks program began in 1931 as a result of legislation enacted that required the Department of Natural Resources to register and mark buildings of historical interest. The Director of the Natural Resources Department delegated the program's administration to the California State Chamber of Commerce. The early criterion for designation to the landmarks register was vague and required minimal documentation, with some properties registered on local legend or hearsay. There are no sites currently designated as a State Historic Landmark within the city boundaries of Palm Springs. California Points Of Historical Interest The California Points of Historical Interest program is similar to the California Historical Landmarks program with the exception that the points of interest are more significant within local geographical ARCHITECTURAL RESOURCES GROUP Architects, Ph m,s G Conse[vamr, Inc mq City of Palm Springs Historic Resources Survey Final Draft Summary Report Palm Springs, California June 2004 Page 12 boundaries rather than statewide. The California State Office of Preservation dictates that no historical resource may be designated as both a California Historical Landmark and a California Point of Historical Interest. If a point is subsequently granted status as a landmark, the point designation will be retired. There are no sites currently designated as a Point of Historical Interest for Riverside County located within the City of Palm Springs. City of Palm Springs Historic Site Register The Palm Springs Municipal Code, Chapter 8,05 Historic Preservation sets forth the information about the Historic Site Register which designate historic resources as Class 1 or 2. Class 1 Historic Designation is intended for qualified structures that remain at present as during their period of significance. Class 2 Historic Designation is intended for sites no longer occupied by a modern structure or for structures which no longer retain the same use as during the period of significance. There are 43 individual resources covered under 32 Class 1 Historic Designations and 7 resources listed as Class 2 Historic Designations. There are no designated historic districts. ARG did not re- survey any of the Class I designated sites. _V lAli ARCHITECTURAL RESOURCES GROUP Arduteat, Plvnners & Conservamrs, Inc. City of Palm Springs Historic Resources Survey Final Draft Summary Report Palm Springs, California June 2004 Page 13 Vl. Recommendations As previously stated, the main goal of the Palm Springs Historical Resources Survey has been to establish a foundation for future research, documentation, and preservation of the City's history through the identification of important buildings, events, groups, and individuals that reflect the history of Palm Springs. For future preservation efforts in Palm Springs, ARG recommends the following: • continue historic preservation program • further research to be conducted on sites beyond the initial 200 documented; refer to the Master List for additional properties of historic and architectural significance • complete DPR Primary Records for additional properties, followed by BSO if appropriate • complete DPR BSOs for 150 properties with completed Primary Records • conduct historic district evaluation • develop a citywide context statement • establish Certified Local Government (CLG) status VII. Survey Findings and Conclusions Based on ARG's survey and research for the Palm Springs Historical Resources Survey, it has become apparent that there are a number of conditions, resources, and patterns of development that are unique to Palm Springs and that imbue the City with a distinct and rich sense of place. Survey findings include: • concentrated number of nationally significant mid-century Modern residences • enclaves of concentrated numbers of locally significant: • mid-century Modern commercial buildings, restaurants and shopping complexes • neighborhoods defined by smaller historic inns and bungalows • intact residential neighborhoods, both Spanish and Mediterranean style residences in earliest established neighborhoods and mid-century Modern tract residences • innovative progressive architecture by prolific, local Modernist architects, Palm Springs-based architects who did innovative work: Albert Frey, John Porter Clark, William F. Cody, E. Stewart Williams, Donald Wexler, Craig Ellwood, and Ric Harrison, etc. • numerous examples of residences designed by architects as their own homes • historic resources that display an innovative use of materials 40 ARCHITECTURAL RESOURCES GROUP Archrtccts, Planners C^ Consn vamrs, lnc City of Palm Springs Historic Resources Survey Final Draft Summary Report Palm Springs, California June 2004 Page 14 • concentrated number of historic resources less than 50 years of age • potential undocumented historic districts • concentrated number of residences associated with well-known individuals, entertainers, business people, etc. • non-extant resources clarified-properties that were identified while doing research were found to no longer exist ARCHITECTURAL RESOURCES GROUP Archnccts, Planners & Consnvatnrs, Inc City of Palm Springs Historic Resources Survey Final Draft Summary Report Palm Springs, California June 2004 Page 15 Vill. Bibliography Many of the works listed below were consulted throughout the course of the project for general historic background and for information related to specific buildings. Some were not consulted but are listed below to present a comprehensive Palm Springs bibliography and for general reference. "A Home Plan That Includes the Furniture." Sunset Magazine(October 1937). Ainsworth, Katherine. The McCallum Saga. Palm Springs: Palm Springs Desert Museum, 1973. Apfelbaum, Sharon. Architectural Ode to Nature. Palm Springs Life, Volume XXIX Number 8, April 1987. Blumenson, John. Identifying America Architecture, A Pictorial Guide to Styles and Terms, 1600- 1945. New York: W.W. Norton & Co., 1981. Boesiger, W. Richard Neutra 1923-50 Buildings and Projects. New York: Frederick A. Praeger, Inc., 1963. Bogert, Frank M. Palm Springs:First Hundred Years. Palm Springs: Palm Springs Heritage Associates, 1987, Revised and updated edition, January, 2003. Burke, Anthony. Palm Springs, Why I Love You. Palm Springs: Palmesa, 1978. Carley, Rachel. Visual Dictionary of American Domestic Architecture. New York: Henry Holt& Co., 1994. Chase, J. Smeaton. Palm Springs, Our Araby: Palm Springs and the Garden of the Sun. Palm Springs: Palm Springs Library Board of Trustees, 1987, Colacello, Bob. "Ronnie and Nancy." Vanity Fair(July 1998). Cygleman, Adele. Palm Springs Modern. New York: Rizzoli, 1999, Desert Polynesia: A Tiki Weekend in Palm Springs. Palm Springs Preservation Foundation, 2002. "Designer William Haine's Outspoken Comments" Architectural Digest(September/October 1973). Escher, Frank, ed. John Lautner,Architect. London: Artemis, 1994. Freiman, Ziva. Back to Neutra. Progressive Architecture, November, 1995. Gardner, Ava. Ava: My Story. New York: Bantam, 1990. Hess, Alan and Andrew Danish. Palm Springs Weekend, The Architecture and Design pf a Mid- century Oasis. San Francisco: Chronicle Books, 2001. Hines, Thomas S. Richard Neutra and the Search for Modern Architecture. Las Angeles: University of California Press, 1982. ARCHITECTURAL RESOURCES GROUP Archiiat,, Plm,n* & Con.,, =,s, k, City of Palm Springs Historic Resources Survey Final Draft Summary Report Palm Springs, California June 2004 Page 16 Holmes, Nancy. "Barony in the Desert." Town and Country(February 1978). "House of Steel" Los Angeles Times Home Magazine(13 May 1962). Jackson, Lesley. Contemporary. London: Phaidon Press, 1994. Jackson, Neil. The Modern Steel House. London: E & FN Span, 1996. Jodard, Paul. Design Heroes:Raymond Loewy. London: Harper Collins Publishers, 1992. Loewy, Raymond. Industrial Design. New York: Overlook Press, 1979. Loewy, Raymond, Never Leave Well Enough Alone. New York: Simon and Schuster, 1950. MacMasters, Dan. "A Desert Home that Fits Its Environment." Los Angeles Times Home Magazine (1 December 1962). MacMasters, Dan. "Canopy of Concrete for Spectacular Desert House" Los Angeles Times Home Magazine (3 November 1968). McAlester, Virginia and Lee. A Field Guide to American Houses. New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 2000. McCoy, Esther. Richard Neutra. New York: George Bruziller, Inc., 1960. McCoy, Esther. Craig Ellwood. Walker and Company, 1968. McCoy, Esther. Case Study Houses 1945-1962. Los Angeles: Hennessey& Ingalls, Inc., 1962. McKeller, Frank M. "New All-Steel Home System" Home Builders Journal(August 1962). Miller, Dick. "Golfing's Golden Oasis" Town and Country(February 1981). "Modern Palace in the Desert." Architectural Digest(Spring 1970). Ouroussoff, Nicolai. "Retrieving the Future under a Desert Sky." New York Times(28 December 1995). Palm Springs Brief History and Architectural Guide. Palm Springs: City of Palm Springs Historic Site Preservation Board, undated. Palm Springs Desert Museum 5e Anniversary Commemorative Book. Palm Springs: The Women's Committee Palm Springs Desert Museum, 1988. "Record Houses." Architectural Record(September 1963). "Resort Hotels." Architectural Forum (July 1949). Richards, Elizabeth. A Look into Palm Spring's Past. Palm Springs: Santa Fe Federal Savings and Loan Association, 1961. ARCHITECTURAL RESOURCES GROUP Ardnmas, Planner's Pn Conse,mws, Inc City of Palm Springs Historic Resources Survey Final Draft Summary Report Palm Springs, California June 2004 Page 17 Rippingale, Sally Presley. History of the Racquet Club of Palm Springs. Palm Springs: U.S. Business Specialty, 1985. Rosa, Joseph. Albert Frey,Architect. New York: Princeton Architectural Press, 1999. Sanborn Map Company, Palm Springs, California. (New York: Sanborn Map Company, 1929, 1962). Sewell, Elaine K., Ken Tanaka, and Katherine W. Rinne. "A. Quincy Jones: The Oneness of Architecture." Process:Architecture(October 1983). Sutherland, Mason and Charles W. Herbert. Californians Escape to the Desert. The National Geographic Magazine, Volume CXII Number 5, November, 1957. Taylor, J.M.F. "William F. Cody: A Comment on Architecture." Palms Springs Life(August 1964). United States Department of the Interior. National Register of Historic Places. National Register Bulletin 15., How to Apply National Register Criteria. United States Department of the Interior. National Register of Historic Places. National Register Bulletin 24: Guidelines for Local Survey:A Basis for Preservation Planning. United States Department of the Interior. National Register of Historic Places. National Register Bulletin 39: Researching A Historic Property, 1991. Weisskamp, Herbert. Beautiful Homes and Gardens in California. New York: Harry N. Abrams, Inc., 1964. When Mod Went Mass:A Celebration of Alexander Homes. Palm Springs: Palm Springs Historic Site Foundation, 2001. Williams, E. Stewart. Palm Springs Desert Museum. Palm Springs: Palm Springs Desert Museum, 1979. Websites Desert Modernism, A Website Bibliography on Architecture and Modernism in Palm Springs and the Coachella Valley http://www.csupomona.edu/-blemerton/Palm%20Springs/pshome.html Palm Springs Bureau of Tourism http://www.palm-springs.org/ Palm Springs Historical Society http://www.palmsprings.com/historV/ ARCHITECTURAL RESOURCES GROUP Archna¢, Planners & Conservom�s, Inc. City of Palm Springs Historic Resources Survey Final Draft Summary Report Palm Springs, California June 2004 Page 18 Palm Springs Life hftp://www.paimspringslife.com Palm Springs Modern Committee http://www.psmodcom.com Palm Springs Preservation Foundation http://www.PSPF.net Preservation Magazine Online, National Trust http://www.nationaltrust.org/Magazine/archives/arch story/102403.htm Smoke Tree Ranch http://www.sinoketreeranch.net The Desert Sun http://www.thedesertsun.com ARCIIITECTURAL RESOURCES GROUP Avchnwt , Planners & C..se,,emn, Inc City of Palm Springs Historic Resources Survey Final Draft Summary Report Palm Springs, California June 2004 Page '19 Appendix A Qualifications of ARG Survey Team ARCHITECTURAL RESOURCES GROUP Ardiit a, Plmmcrs & Conservators, Mn M. BRIDGET MALEY SENIOR ASSOCIATE / ARCHITECTURAL HISTORIAN Bridget Maley has a Master of Arts degree in Architectural History from the University of Virginia.Ms. Maley manages the Preservation Planning Group at ARG, serving as a Project Manager for historic resource surveys, Section 106 review, CEQA review,historic structure reports,preservation plans, historic preservation ordinances,and documentation projects. She has managed projects throughout the West,including work in Hawaii and Alaska. San Francisco Mayor Gavin Newsom appointed Ms. Maley to the Landmarks Preservation Advisory Board in May 2004 and she is a member of the Board of Directors of the Society of Architectural Historians. Ms.Maley meets the Secretary of the Interior's Historic Preservation Professional Qualifications Standards in Architectural History and History. EDUCATION Master of Arts,Architectural History,University of Virginia, Charlottesville, 1993 Thesis Title: `A Very Genteel Manner:' Virginia Architecture and the Tayloe Family Virginia Governor's Graduate Scholarship Bachelor of Arts,History/Anthropology, Salem College, Winston-Salem,NC, 1989 PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Architectural Resources Group, San Francisco, CA, October 1994-present Historic Resource Surveys including CLG Grant Projects City of Fresno, Broadway Row Historical Resource Survey, Fresno, CA City of San Leandro, Inventory Update and Code Amendments, San Leandro, CA City of San Jose, East Downtown Frame, Historic Resource Survey, San Jose, CA City of Stockton, Historic Resource Survey, Stockton, CA City of Davis, Historic Resource Survey and Context Statement,Davis, CA City of Palm Springs, Citywide Historical Resources Survey,Palm Springs, CA City of Anaheim, Historic Resource Survey, Anaheim, CA Preservation Planning and Environmental Assessment Projects Cowell Ranch Historic District,Historical Evaluation and Associated District Management Program and Guidelines, University of California at Santa Cruz, CA Los Angeles Conservancy,Historic Downtown Los Angeles Design Guidelines, Los Angeles, CA City of Stockton, Preservation Planning Consulting and Seminars, Stockton, CA City of Davis, Preservation Ordinance, Davis, CA City of Pleasanton, Preservation Planning and Ordinance,Pleasanton, CA City of Colusa,Historic Preservation Plan, Colusa, CA City of Palo Alto, On-Call Research and Design Review Services, Palo Alto, CA City of San Mateo, On-Call Historic Preservation Services, San Mateo, CA San Mateo Union High School District, San Mateo high School FIR, San Mateo, CA City of San Carlos, Garden Hacienda Apartments, EIR, San Carlos, CA City of San Francisco, Laguna Honda FIR, San Francisco, CA City of San Francisco,Emporium FIR, San Francisco, CA Historic Structure Reports and Building Assessments Heilbron Mansion, Historic Structure Report, Sacramento, CA United States Mint Building, Historic Structure Report, San Francisco, CA Angel Island hmnigration Station, Historic Structures Reports, San Francisco, CA Presidro Officer's Club,IIistoric Structure Report, San Francisco, CA Grand Canyon National Park, Five Historic Structures Reports, Grand Canyon, AZ Leland Stanford, Jr.Museum of Art,Historic Structure Report, Stanford University, CA Beringer Winery,Historic Structures Report, St.Helena, CA Conservatory of Flowers, Golden Gate Park, Historic Structure Report, San Francisco, CA ARCH=CTURAL RESOURCES GROUP Architects, Planners & Conservators, Inc. M. BRIDGET MALEY Page z PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE continued Woodward-Clyde Associates, Oakland, California,November 1993 Archaeological Field Crew,Presidio of San Francisco, CA Cataloged ceramics found at the Spanish Colonial Site at Presidio of San Francisco The University of Virginia, Charlottesville, Virginia, Summer 1993 Restoration Crew, Office of the Architect for University Historic Buildings Worked with roofing,painting and carpentry crews restoring several buildings on The Lawn The Thomas Jefferson Memorial Foundation-Monticello, Charlottesville, Virginia, 1991-1993 Archaeological Assistant, Excavation and Laboratory Work The Corporation for Thomas Jefferson's Poplar Forest, Forest, Virginia, July 1990-May 1991 Archaeological Assistant, Excavation,Laboratory Work, and Draftsperson for the site Sewall-Belmont House,Washington,DC, July 1989-May 1990 Assistant to the Administrator and Historical Researcher Old Salem Incorporated, Old Salem Excavation Program, Winston-Salem,NC, Summer 1987 Field School, Excavation and Laboratory Work at 1773 Brewery Site PRESENTATIONS / CONFERENCE PARTICIPATION Invited Speaker,Palm Springs Desert Museum, `Building a Desert Oasis: Palm Springs Historic Resources Survey. May 2004. Invited Speaker, California Preservation Foundation Design Review Workshop, Sacramento, CA, June 2003. Paper Presentation, "Addressing Culturally-Influenced Design Issues in Design Guidelines."Preservation Practice Conference National Park Service. March 2002,Baltimore, MD. Tour Leader, "Cannery Row."Association for Preservation Technology Conference, October 2001, Monterey, CA. Session Participant, Annual Conference National Trust for Historic Preservation, "Volunteers and the Architectural Survey."November 2000, Los Angeles, CA. Paper Presentation, "The Fortuitous Preservation of Monterey's Hispanic Architecture,"Annual Meeting of the Society of Architectural Historians, June 2000.Miami, FL. Paper Presentation, "The Conservatory in Golden Gate Park: `A Marvel of Architectural Beauty."' Nineteenth Century Studies Association, March 1999.Philadelphia, PA. Paper Presentation, "Transforming the Industrial: Building Types for Industry in Turn-of-the-Century San Francisco," Annual Meeting of the Society of Architectural Historians,April 1998. Los Angeles, CA. Paper Presentation, "The Patents of Ernest L. Ransome." Spring Meeting of the Northern California Chapter of the Society of Architectural Historians,April 1997. Sonoma, CA. Invited Speaker, Annual Meeting of the Western Association of Women Historians, "The Architectural Historian in the Office of the Preservation Architect."June 1995. Asilomar, CA. ARCHITECTURAL RESOURCES GROUP IVA -q Architects, Planners & Conservators, Inc. KATHERINE T. PETRIN ASSOCIATE / ARCHITECTURAL HISTORIAN Ms. Petrin has a Master of Science degree in Historic Preservation of Architecture with an emphasis in architectural history and materials conservation from Columbia University in New York. She has worked in San Francisco, London,New York and Seville, Spain undertaking building documentation and histories, design review, and conservation methodologies, in addition to architectural survey projects in neighborhoods in San Francisco and Lower Manhattan. At ARG she has completed numerous Historic Structure Reports,historic resource surveys,building assessments, and evaluations for environmental review. Ms. Perrin regularly uses the National and California Register criteria of evaluation in the course of her work. Ms. Petrin meets the Secretary of the Interior's Historic Preservation Professional Qualifications Standards in History and Architectural History. EDUCATION Master of Science,Historic Preservation of Architecture,Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation, Columbia University Thesis Title: The Knickerboelcer Company Laundry Plant:A Preservation Perspective Bachelor of Arts,Humanities,University of California, Berkeley PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Architectural Resources Group, San Francisco, CA,May 2000-present Hawai'i Volcanoes National Park, Crater Rim Drive Historic Road Inventory,Hawai'i, HI Palm Springs Citywide Historic Resources Survey,Palm Springs, CA Pleasanton Citywide Historic Resource Inventory,Pleasanton, CA United States Old Mint,Historic Structure Report for City of San Francisco, San Francisco, CA Angel Island Immigration Station, (3)Historic Structures Reports,National Park Service, California State Parks, and the Asian Island Immigration Station Foundation, San Francisco, CA Rosie the Riveter World War H Home Front National Historical Park, National Register Nominations for Associated Buildings,Richmond, CA California Cotton Mills,National Register Nomination, Oakland, CA Scorpion, Smugglers, and Vail &Vickers Ranch Houses, Historic Structure Reports, Channel Islands National Park, Channel Islands, CA Building Evaluations,NASA Ames Research Center,Mountain View, CA Grand Canyon National Park, (5)Historic Structures Reports,National Park Service, Grand Canyon, AZ Santa Barbara Airport Terminal, Conceptual Design Recommendations, Santa Barbara, CA Maritime Museum,Methodology for Slate Mural Restoration,National Park Service, San Francisco, CA HOK International, London,Architectural Historian&Conservation Research, 1997-2000 Selected Projects: Design Guidelines,Regent's Park Conservation Area, London,UK Application for Listed Building Consent, Ministry of Defence, Whitehall, London,UK Application for Listed Building Consent and Building Assessment, 74 St. James' Street, London,UK Building Conservation Assessment,Admiralty Buildings, Whitehall, London, UK Fundacion Casa Ducal de Medinaceli, Seville, Spain, 1992-1994 Casa de Pilatos, 15"'Century Residence and Designated Historic Monument Documentation of Conservation Projects ARCHITECTURAL RESOURCES GROUP • Architects, Planners & Conservators, Inc. KATHERINE T. PETRIN Page a RELATED EXPERIENCE American Institute of Architects,New York,NY, Fundraising Consultant, 1996 New York Architectural Terra Cotta Co. Research Project,New York,NY, 1996 San Francisco Architectural Heritage, San Francisco, CA, Internship, 1995 Columbia University,New York,NY,Teaching Assistant, 1995 BOARD MEMBERSHIPS AND COMMITTEES Preservation Action,Member Board of Directors, Washington,DC,2000-2006 National Trust for Historic Preservation California Preservation Foundation San Francisco Heritage Friends of Terra Cotta Founding Member, Save New Mission Theater, San Francisco PRESENTATIONS/ CONFERENCE PARTICIPATION Invited Speaker, Palm Springs Desert Museum, "Building a Desert Oasis: Palm Springs Historic Resources Survey. May 2004, ARCHH-ECTURAL RESOURCES GROUP Architects, Planners Er Conservators, Inc. WENDY L. TINSLEY PRESERVATION PLANNER / HISTORIAN Ms. Tinsley brings a solid background in both history and urban planning, with a particular emphasis on issues relating to historic preservation. Her experience includes extensive historical resources survey work, single-site historic property research and documentation, and practice in municipal regulatory planning and cultural resources compliance issues including code compliance,revision and review, CEQA,NEPA, and Section 106. Wendy received a Master of City Planning Degree from California State University, San Diego and meets the Secretary of the Interior's Historic Preservation Professional Qualifications Standards in History and Architectural History. EDUCATION Master of City Planning, Informal Concentration in Urban Design, California State University—San Diego, 2003 Thesis: How Cities Grow:A History Of San Diego Neighborhood Development Patterns, 1769-1955 Bachelor of Arts,History, California State University—San Diego, 1999 PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Architectural Resources Group, San Francisco, CA, October 2002-present City of Fresno,Broadway Row Historical Resource Survey,Fresno, CA City of San Leandro, Citywide Historical Resources Survey&Context Statement, Historic Preservation Ordinance, &Historic Preservation Incentives Package, San Leandro, CA LeDecq Winery, CEQA Historical Resources Evaluation, St.Helena, CA City of San Mateo, On-Call Historic Preservation&Evaluation Consulting Services, San Mateo, CA Embareadero Hotel,FIR Historical Resources Analysis and Design Review, San Francisco,CA City of Palm Springs, Citywide Historical Resources Survey,Palm Springs, CA NASA Ames Research Center, Ames Aeronautical Laboratory Administration Building National Register Nomination,Mountain View, CA NASA Ames Research Center,Ames Aeronautical Laboratory 6' x 6' Supersonic Wind Tunnel National Register Nomination,Mountain View, CA NASA Ames Research Center,Ames Aeronautical Laboratory 40' x 80' Wind Tunnel National Register Nomination,Mountain View,CA Historic Research Services, San Diego, CA, December 2001-October 2002 Historical Assessment Of The St, Patrick's Parish Community Rectory Building, 3595 30a'Street, San Diego, CA Historical Assessment Of The 4257 Third Avenue Building, San Diego, CA Historical Assessment Of The Building Located At 3567 Ray Street, San Diego, CA Historical Assessment Of The Gustafson's Furniture Building Located At 2930 El Cajon Boulevard, San Diego, CA Historical Assessment Of The Kirkland Apartments Building Located At 2309 Fifth Avenue, San Diego, CA Office of Marie Burke Lia, Attorney at Law, San Diego, CA, January 2000-November 2001 Centre City Development Corporation, Historic Sites Inventory Of Centre City East, San Diego, CA Centre City Development Corporation, East Village Inventory Of All Sites Appearing To Be More Than 45 Years Of Age Not Previously Documented, San Diego, CA Centre City Development Corporation,Historic Sites Inventory Of Bayside, San Diego, CA Cultural Resources Report and Historic Sites Inventory For The Winona Avenue Area Elementary School Preferred And Alternative Sites EIR, San Diego, CA ARCHITECTURAL RESOURCES GROUP Architects, Planners & Conservators, Inc. WENDY L. TINSLEY Page 2 PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE continued Cultural Resources Report and Historic Sites Inventory for The Edison/Hamilton/Parks Area Elementary School Preferred And Alternative Sites FIR, San Diego, CA Cultural Resources Report and Historic Sites Inventory For The 52"d Street Area Elementary School Preferred And Alternative Sites FIR, San Diego, CA Historical Consultant, San Diego, CA 1998-2001 City of Oceanside, East Side Survey&Oral History Program, Oceanside, CA City of San Diego Historic Site Board,National Register of Historic Places Travel Itinerary, Old Town State Historic Park, San Diego, CA SHPO-C.H.R.I.S., South Coastal Information Center,December 1996-August 1999 Assistant Coordinator, The South Coastal Information Center is the San Diego County information center and repository for the California State Office of Historic Preservation(SHPO) California Historical Resources Information System(C.H.R.I.S.). The Assistant Coordinator position entailed managing the daily operations of the center including assisting the Coordinator, attending SHPO/C.H.R.I.S.project meetings and training seminars, supervision of all staff and interns, creating and maintaining all historic and archaeological site databases,maps, and Department of Parks and Recreation(DPR) 523 series forms,reviewing historic site documentation for consistency with SHPO guidelines, creating monthly billing statements, and communicating with clients and the general public regardmg information center files, cultural resources compliance issues, and SHPO historic site registration programs. RELATED EXPERIENCE Attendee—California Preservation Foundation&CA SHPO,Historical Resources Surveys for Local Governments, February2004 Attendee-Society for American City Regional and Planning History 10°i National Conference on Planning History, November 2003 Attendee-Save Our Heritage Organization, San Diego Modernism Weekend(Modern Architecture Lectures, Forum,&Tours),October 2003 Attendee-National Charrette Institute, Introduction to Dynamic Planning(Level 1 NCI Charrette Manager Certification Training),October 2003 Attendee-California Preservation Foundation, Incentives for Preservation Projects, September 2003 Attendee-University of Southern California,Preservation Planning&Law Seminar,July 2003 Attendee-League of California Cities, Smart Growth Zoning Codes Workshop,December 2002 Participant-Second Natures,Redefining The Los Angeles Riverfront(3-day Charrette),January 2002 Graduate Teaching Assistant/histructor- Urban Studies&Planning Program,University of California, San Diego,2001 School of Public Administration&Urban Studies, San Diego State University,2000-2002 Urbana Researcher, Topic:Planning for Sprawl in the United States- San Diego State University Foundation and City Planning Graduate Program, 2001 Attendee-Section 106;An Introductory Course,sponsored by the National Preservation Institute, 1999 MEMBERSHIPS American Planning Association- San Diego Chapter;Northern Section(N. Cal. Chapter); Urban Design &Preservation Division; Planning&Law Division Society for American City and Regional Planning History ARCHITECTURAL RESOURCES GROUP Architects, Planners & Conservators, Inc. SHAYNE E. WATSON PROJECT ASSISTANT Ms. Watson's project assistant experience includes historical resources survey and inventory work, Historic Stricture Reports, single-site historic property research and documentation,Historic American Building Surveys and project support on seismic-strengthening projects in Pasadena and San Francisco. Shayne received a Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Califomia,Santa Cruz. EDUCATION Bachelor of Arts, Art History,University of California at Santa Cruz—Santa Cruz,2003 PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Architectural Resources Group, San Francisco, CA,March 2003-present City of Palm Springs Historic Resources Survey, Palm Springs, CA City of Pleasanton Historic Resource Inventory,Pleasanton, CA Pasadena City Hall,Major Building Rehabilitation and Base Isolation Seismic Rehabilitation, CA Old Saint Mary's Cathedral,Building Rehabilitation and Seismic Upgrade, San Francisco, CA Laguna Honda Hospital, HABS Documentation, San Francisco, CA Hawaii Volcanoes National Park, Crater Rim Drive Historic Road Inventory, Hawaii, HI City of San Leandro, Citywide Historical Resources Survey&Context Statement, Historic Preservation Ordinance, &Historic Preservation Incentives Package, San Leandro, CA 990 Polk Street Environmental Impact Report, San Francisco, CA Fort Ord,East Garrison,Historic Preservation Consulting and Design Guidelines,Fort Ord, CA 3925 20`"Street CEQA, San Francisco, CA Oregon Parks Context Statements, Oregon Port of San Francisco Pile Driver,HABS Documentation 328 Saint Mary Building Evaluation,Pleasanton, CA Museum of Art and History, Santa Cruz, CA,August 2002—December 2002 Collections Intern The position of Collections Intern entailed intensive scanning,measuring, accessioning, and cataloguing the museum's historical photograph collection. This work resulted in the creation of the museum's first searchable online database of historic photographs, available to the public through the museum's website. MEMBERSHIPS National Trust for Historic Preservation Preservation Action Council of San Jose Victorian Preservation Association of San Jose ARCHITECTURAL RESOURCES GROUP Architects, Planners & Conservators, Inc. City of Palm Springs Historic Resources Survey Final Draft Summary Report Palm Springs, California June 2004 Page 20 Appendix B List of Palm Springs Designated Resources, Class 1 and Class 2 Historic Designations AM ARCHITECTURAL RESOURCES GROUP Architects, Plvnncrs E� Canscevami s, lnc PALM SPRINGS HISTORIC SITE PRESERVATION BOARD CLASS 1 DESIGNATIONS April 2004 # 1 El Mirador Hotel Tower 1150 North Indian Canyon Drive # 2 Welwood Murray Cemetery Chino Drive (West End) # 3 Welwood Murray Memorial Library 100 South Palm Canyon Drive # 4 McCallum Adobe 221 South Palm Canyon Drive # 5 Miss Cornelia's"Little House" 221 South Palm Canyon Drive # 6 (see Class 2 list) # 7 Frances Stevens School 538 North Palm Canyon Drive # 8 Street Marker North Palm Canyon Drive & Chino Drive # 9 Lykken's Department Store 180 North Palm Canyon Drive #10 Oasis Hotel Tower 121 South Palm Canyon Drive #11 (See Class 2 list) #12 El Mirador Garage 1090 North Palm Canyon Drive #13 Pacific Building 766-798 North Palm Canyon Drive #14 (see Class 2 list) #15 Our Lady of Solitude Catholic Church 151 West Alejo Road #16 (see Class 2 list) #17 (see Class 2 list) #18 #19 O'Donnell House 447 West Alejo Road #20 #21 George Roberson House (Le Vallauris) 385 West Tahquitz Canyon Way #22 La Plaza, including The Plaza Theatre 100 block South Palm Canyon Drive #23 Community Church 283 South Cahuilla Road 424 (see Class 2 list) #25 Ingleside Inn 200 West Ramon Road 426 General Telephone Building 365 North Palm Canyon Drive #27 El Paseo Building 800 North Palm Canyon Drive #28 (see Class 2 list) #29A Drs. Pepper&Smith Building 483 North Palm Canyon Drive #29B Kaufman - Harris House 470 West Vista Chino #30 #31 Cork'n Bottle 342 North Palm Canyon Drive #32 #33 Loewy House 600 West Panorama Road #33 Tramway Gas Station 2901 North Palm Canyon Drive #33 Albert Frey House#2 686 Palisades Drive #33 Palm Springs City Hall 3200 East Tahquitz Canyon Way #33 Carey-Pirozzi House 651 West Via Esouela #33 Aerial Tramway Valley Station 1 Tramway Road #34 The Willows 412 West Tahquitz Canyon Way #35 Palm Springs Desert Museum 101 North Museum Way 436 American Legion Post#519 400 North Belardo Road #37 #38 #39 Fire Station #1 277 North Indian Canyon Drive #40 Tiedown Easmor Circle Easmor Circle #41 #42 Wexler/Steel Home (1 of 7) 290 East Simms Road#42 942 Wexler/Steel Home (2 of 7) 3100 North Sunny View Drive #42 Wexler/Steel Home (3 of 7) 3125 North Sunny View Drive #42 Wexler/Steel Home (4 of 7) 3133 North Sunny View Drive #42 Wexler/Steel Home (5 of 7) 3165 North Sunny View Drive #42 Wexler/Steel Home (6 of 7) 300 East Moline Road #42 Wexler/Steel Home (7 of 7) 330 East Molino Road #43 #44 #45 Grace Lewis Miller(Neutra) 2311 North Indian Canyon Drive #46 Ship House 1995 West o o Drive #47 Ship of the Desert 1995 Camino Monte Drive PALM SPRINGS HISTORIC SITE PRESERVATION BOARD CLASS 2 DESIGNATIONS April 2004 # 6 House of Murphy 262 South Palm Canyon Drive #11 Carnell Building 196 North Palm Canyon Drive #14 Palm Canyon Mesa Tract Gate House #16 Indianoya Building 232 North Palm Canyon Drive #17 Desert Fashion Plaza 123 North Palm Canyon Drive #24 Dr. Reid's Sanitarium 648-650 North Indian Canyon Drive #28 Mousie-Powell Residence 383 Vereda Norte 1 City of Palm Springs Historic Resources Survey Final Draft Summary Report Palm Springs, California June 2004 Page 21 Appendix C Palm Springs Citywide Reconnaissance Survey Master List of 3�3 j ARCHITECTURAL RESOURCES GROUP Alah41M, Planners & C.nII rI ewrs, Inc Page 1 Palm Springs Citywide Reconnaissance Survey Master List, prepared by ARG 2004June Status I ARG Resource Recommended Primary DPR BSO Address Direction Street APN Date Name Past Survey Project Form Form 009 600 535 et.seq.; 508 277 East Alejo Road 531 001-067 1966 Villa Alejo Condominiums HSPB Member Suggestion Yes Our Lady of Solitude Catholic 151 West Alejo Road Church No 1980s Riverside County Historic Resources Survey Committee Club House 1 John Palm Springs 2001 Historic 421 West Alejo Road 505 323 001 1930 Cline's House Structures Inventory No 447 West Alejo Road O'Donnell House No 1980s Riverside County Historic Resources Survey 513 351 006 Palm Springs 2001 Historic 385 Alta Vista Road 513 351 008 1938 Residence Structures Inventory Yes Palm Springs Chamber of 190 West Amado Road 513 082 018 Commerce Building ARG 2003 Reconnaissance Survey DPR DONE 333 East Amado Road 508 041 009 U.S. Post Office-Main Branch ARG 2003 Reconnaissance Survey DPR DONE 1980s Riverside County Historic Resources Survey Palm Springs 2001 Historic 2805 Anza Trail 510 140 013 1952 None Listed Structures Inventory DPR DONE X Residence in Twin Palms 1070 East Apache Road 511 032 013 Neighborhood ARG 2003 Reconnaissance Survey DPR DONE Residence in Twin Palms 1825 South Aquanetta Drive 511 044 004 Neighborhood ARG 2003 Reconnaissance Survey DPR DONE X Residence in Twin Palms 1828 South Aquanetta Drive 511 053 001 Neighborhood ARG 2003 Reconnaissance Survey DPR DONE HSPB Member Suggested Addition 1750- 510 070 001 to Palm Springs Modern Committee 1844 South Araby Drive 031 Park South Condominiums Suggested Addition Yes X 200-298 Palm Springs 2001 Historic 201-299 East Arenas Road Co nventory mmercial Blocks Structures I DPR DONE 449 East Arenas Road 508 086 002 Royal Springs Apartments HSPB Member Suggestion Yes *This list includes Class 1 and Class 2 sites designated by the City of Palm Springs under the Municipal Code Title 8.05. Page 2 Palm Springs Citywide Reconnaissance Survey Master List, prepared by ARG 2004 June Status/ARG Resource Recommended Primary DPR BSO Address Direction Street APN Date Name Past Survey Project Form Form 200 West Arenas Road 513 142 003 c. 1947 The Chase Hotel ARG 2003 Reconnaissance Survey DPR DONE 1980s Riverside County Historic Resources Survey Palm Springs 2001 Historic 239 West Arenas Road 513 152 002 Arenas Lodge Structures Inventory No 1980s Riverside County Historic Resources Survey Francis Crocker Property/ Palm Springs 2001 Historic No-not separate 330 West Arenas Road 513 141 015 1920s Lawrence Tibbett, an opera singer Structures Inventory DPR 370 West Arenas Road 513 141 011 1947 The Hideaway ARG 2003 Reconnaissance Survey Yes X 513 470 002- 400 West Arenas Road 009 The Four Hundred ARG 2003 Reconnaissance Survey DPR DONE 1980s Riverside County Historic 1931 Resources Survey (addition Arenas Gardens/McManus Palm Springs 2001 Historic 529 West Arenas Road 513 132 017 in 1940) House Structures Inventory DPR DONE X 562 West Arenas Road 1957 Orbit In's Oasis ARG 2003 Reconnaissance Survey No Avenida 1400 North Caballeros 507 510 032 Church of Latter Day Saints ARG 2003 Reconnaissance Survey No Avenida 1450 North Caballeros 507 510 001 Church of Christ ARG 2003 Reconnaissance Survey No 3577 East Avenida Fey 677 234 005 Las Palms Estates HSPB Member Suggested Addition No 1980s Riverside County Historic Resources Survey Dr. Picchione/Philip Boyd, Palm Springs 2001 Historic 968 North Avenida Olivos 507 155 012 1926 original owner Structures Inventory No 1980s Riverside County Historic Resources Survey Palm Springs 2001 Historic 928 North Avenida Palmas 507 164 001 1929-30 Dr. Baldwin/Cary Grant Structures Inventory Yes X 953 North Avenida Palmas 507 154 005 residence ARG 2003 Reconnaissance Survey Yes \his list includes Class 1 and Class 2 sites designated by the City of Palm Springs under the Municipal Code Title 8.05. Page 3 Palm Springs Citywide Reconnaissance Survey Master List, prepared by ARG 2004 June Status/ARG Resource Recommended Primary DPR BSO Address Direction Street APN Date Name Past Survey Project Form Form 1980s Riverside County Historic Resources Survey original owner: Madame de Palm Springs 2001 Historic 982 North Avenida Palmas 507 155 006 1930 Berbont, wife of French diplomat Structures Inventory Obscured 1980s Riverside County Historic Resources Survey Palm Springs 2001 Historic 485 East Avenida Palmera 508 352 001 1953 residence Structures Inventory Yes 1980s Riverside County Historic Resources Survey Avenida Palos Paul di'Amico (1980s), Palm Springs 2001 Historic 823 North Verdes 507 162 003 pre 1932 restaurateur Structures Inventory Obscured Avenida Palos 1980s Riverside County Historic 828 North Verdes 507 163 006 1935 Resources Survey DPR DONE 1980s Riverside County Historic Dr. Kaplan /Dinah Shore Resources Survey Avenida Palos Residence, neither were original Palm Springs 2001 Historic 863 North Verdes 507 162 002 1936 owners Structures Inventory Obscured 1980s Riverside County Historic Resources Survey Avenida Palos Palm Springs 2001 Historic 946 North Verdes 507 163 013 1932 residence Structures Inventory Yes Avenida Palos 953 North Verdes 507 163 013 ARG 2003 Reconnaissance Survey Obscured 1980s Riverside County Historic Resources Survey Avenida Palos Palm Springs 2001 Historic 976 North Verdes 507 154 004 1946 residence Structures Inventory Yes 1980s Riverside County Historic Resources Survey Avenida Palos Palm Springs 2001 Historic V987North Verdes iii 507 155 007 1948 Home of Jack Benny Structures Inventory No 'This list includes Class 1 and Class 2 sites designated by the City of Palm Springs under the Municipal Code Title 8.05. Page 4 Palm Springs Citywide Reconnaissance Survey Master List, prepared by ARG 2004 June Status/ARG Resource Recommended Primary DPR BSO Address Direction Street APN Date Name Past Survey Project Form Form 1980s Riverside County Historic Resources Survey Avenida Palos Palm Springs 2001 Historic 996 North Verdes 507 154 001 1944? residence Structures Inventory DPR DONE 1980s Riverside County Historic Resources Survey Avenida Palos Palm Springs 2001 Historic 1001 North Verdes 507 155 014 1 1944 residence Structures Inventory No 1300 East Baristo Road 508 100 024 Plaza Racquet Club ARG 2003 Reconnaissance Survey DPR DONE Palm Springs 2001 Historic Structures Inventory 225 West Baristo Road 513 202 002 1947 Del Marcos Hotel Emerton Bibliography DPR DONE X Submitted for consideration by 378 West Baristo Road 1927 residence Sheryl Hamlin No 1980s Riverside County Historic Resources Survey Palm Springs 2001 Historic Structures Inventory Palm Springs Modern Committee 701 West Baristo Road c. 1947 Palm Springs Tennis Club Suggested Addition DPR DONE 513 070 009, Palm Springs 2001 Historic 301 North Belardo Road 010 O'Donnell Golf Course Structures Inventory DPR DONE 400 North Belardo Road American Legion Post#519 No 1980s Riverside County Historic The Cloisters/Liberace Compound Resources Survey includes various other Palm Springs 2001 Historic 501 North Belardo Road 505 323 001 1930s addresses/properties Structures Inventory DPR DONE 1980s Riverside County Historic Resources Survey Original owner:W.K. Kellogg, Palm Springs 2001 Historic 535 North Belardo Road 505 323 002 1930 original family Structures Inventory Obscured VThis list includes Class 1 and Class 2 sites designated by the City of Palm Springs under the Municipal Code Title 8.05. Page 5 Palm Springs Citywide Reconnaissance Survey Master List, prepared by ARG 2004 June Status/ARG Resource Recommended Primary DPR BSO Address Direction Street APN Date Name Past Survey Project Form Form 1980s Riverside County Historic Original owner and builder: Resources Survey Charles Chamberlain; Charles Palm Springs 2001 Historic 591 North Belardo Road 505 321 004 c. 1933 Chamberlain Home Structures Inventory Obscured 1980s Riverside County Historic Resources Survey Charles T. Baisley, banker with Palm Springs 2001 Historic 651 North Belardo Road 505 301 005 1920s Niagara Power Co. Structures Inventory No 1980s Riverside County Historic Resources Survey Palm Springs 2001 Historic 150 South Belardo Road 513 143 009 Oasis Hotel Structures Inventory DPR DONE X 155 South Belardo Road 513 142 001 Holiday Inn/Palm Mountain Resort No 1980s Riverside County Historic Resources Survey 513 152 014 Palm Springs 2001 Historic 261 South Belardo Road 513 152 019 1934 Orchid Tree Hotel Structures Inventory Yes 1980s Riverside County Historic Resources Survey Palm Springs 2001 Historic 339 South Belardo Road 513 202 009 1935 Sequoia Hotel/La Serena Villas Structures Inventory DPR DONE 1980s Riverside County Historic Resources Survey Palm Springs 2001 Historic 415 South Belardo Road 513 212 004 Estrella Inn/Estrella Villas Structures Inventory DPR DONE Hugh M. & Rosemary Kaptur Palm Springs Modern Committee 1897 East Belding Drive 502 032 003 c. 1959 House, original owners Suggested Addition DPR DONE 2290 South Bisnaga Avenue 510 210 012 Residence ARG 2003 Reconnaissance Survey DPR DONE 1980s Riverside County Historic Resources Survey Buena Vista Palm Springs 2001 Historic 1014 Drive 507 221 010 1937 Bob Hope House#1 Structures Inventory DPR DONE *This list includes Class 1 and Class 2 sites designated by the City of Palm Springs under the Municipal Code Title 8.05. Page 6 Palm Springs Citywide Reconnaissance Survey Master List,prepared by ARG 2004 June Status/ARG Resource Recommended Primary DPR BSO Address Direction Street APN Date Name Past Survey Project Form Form 1980s Riverside County Historic Resources Survey Palm Springs 2001 Historic 785 West Cabrillo Road 504 052 005 1947 Structures Inventory Obscured 1980s Riverside County Historic Resources Survey "Casa Las Palmas", Dorothy Palm Springs 2001 Historic 641 North Cahuilla Road 505 294 008 Hoover House Structures Inventory DPR DONE 1050 North Cahuilla Road Casa Blanca/Warner Estate HSPB Member Suggested Addition No 1980s Riverside County Historic 141 South Cahuilla Road 513 141 005 1936 Frances Winter's Home Resources Survey Yes 1980s Riverside County Historic Resources Survey Casa Cody; Harriet Cody, original Palm Springs 2001 Historic 175 South Cahuilla Road 513 141 016 1937 owner Structures Inventory DPR DONE X residences associated with Palm Springs 2001 Historic 245 South Cahuilla Road 513 151 019 1935 Church Structures Inventory No Designated Class 1 Site- Church Palm Springs Modern Committee 284 South Cahuilla Road c. 1936 only Suggested Addition No 1980s Riverside County Historic Resources Survey Palm Springs 2001 Historic 314 South Cahuilla Road 513 202 001 1940 Palm Springs Women's Club Structures Inventory DPR DONE Palm Springs Modern Committee 430 South Cahuilla Road 513 212 002 G. 1948 The Colony Apartments Suggested Addition DPR DONE Residence in Twin Palms 1837 South Caliente Road Neighborhood ARG 2003 Reconnaissance Survey No 1980s Riverside County Historic Neel House; Parents of Earl Neel, Resources Survey original owners and pioneer Palm Springs 2001 Historic 502 South Calle Abronia 508 125 001 1951 1 family in nursery business Structures Inventory No This list includes Class 1 and Class 2 sites designated by the City of Palm Springs under the Municipal Code Title 8.05. Page 7 Palm Springs Citywide Reconnaissance Survey Master List, prepared by ARG 2004June Status/ARG Resource Recommended Primary DPR BSO Address Direction Street APN Date Name Past Survey Project Form Form 1980s Riverside County Historic Resources Survey Palm Springs 2001 Historic 514 South Calle Ajo 508 122 002 1930 Structures Inventory No 1980s Riverside County Historic Resources Survey Palm Springs 2001 Historic 524 South Celle Ajo 508 122 003 1 1935 Lucille Taylor House (1980s) Structures Inventory DPR DONE 1980s Riverside County Historic Resources Survey Palm Springs 2001 Historic 552-556 South Calle No 508 122 006 1935 Structures Inventory DPR DONE X 1980s Riverside County Historic Resources Survey Palm Springs 2001 Historic 565 South Calla Ajo 508 121 010 1937 Structures Inventory No 1980s Riverside County Historic Resources Survey Palm Springs 2001 Historic 601-603 South Celle Amigos 508 234 013 Calls Amigo Apartments Structures Inventory No 1980s Riverside County Historic Resources Survey Palm Springs 2001 Historic 1275 South Calls de Maria 508 403 003 1955 Structures Inventory DPR DONE 1366 South Calle de Maria ARG 2003 Reconnaissance Survey No 1980s Riverside County Historic Resources Survey Palm Springs 2001 Historic 1400 South Celle de Maria 508 404 007 1935 Alger Sheldon, original owner Structures Inventory Obscured 1980s Riverside County Historic Resources Survey Palm Springs 2001 Historic 514 South Calle Encilia 508 123 002 pre-1944 Structures Inventory No G 'This list includes Class 1 and Class 2 sites designated by the City of Palm Springs under the Municipal Code Title 8.05. Page 8 Palm Springs Citywide Reconnaissance Survey Master List,prepared by ARG 2004 June Status/ARG Resource Recommended Primary DPR BSO Address Direction Street APN Date Name Past Survey Project Form Form 1980s Riverside County Historic Resources Survey Palm Springs 2001 Historic 522 South Calle Encilia 508 123 003 1944 Structures Inventory Yes 1980s Riverside County Historic Resources Survey Palm Springs 2001 Historic 525, South Calle Encilia 508 122 018 1934 Structures Inventory No 1980s Riverside County Historic Resources Survey Palm Springs 2001 Historic 545 South Calle Encilia 508 122 016 Structures Inventory No Palm Springs 2001 Historic 553-557 South Calle Encilia 508 122 015 1937 Structures Inventory DPR DONE 1980s Riverside County Historic Resources Survey Paul Grimm House, desert artist, Palm Springs 2001 Historic 526 South Calle Palo Fierro 508 141 002 1935 designed movie sets Structures Inventory DPR DONE X 1980s Riverside County Historic Resources Survey Palm Springs 2001 Historic 545 South Calle Palo Fierro 508 125 016 1928 residence Structures Inventory DPR DONE 1980s Riverside County Historic Resources Survey Palm Springs 2001 Historic 561 South Calle Palo Fierro 508 125 014 1942 residence Structures Inventory Obscured 1311 East Camino Amapola 508 234 005 1948 Lynbrook Apartments ARG 2003 Reconnaissance Survey DPR DONE 1357 East Camino Amapola 508 234 003 ARG 2003 Reconnaissance Survey DPR DONE 1980s Riverside County Historic Resources Survey Mrs. Carnell Residence, of Palm Springs 2001 Historic 2196 Camino Barranca 513 440 003 1935 National Cash register Structures Inventory Obscured 'This list includes Class 1 and Class 2 sites designated by the City of Palm Springs under the Municipal Code Title 8.05. Page 9 Palm Springs Citywide Reconnaissance Survey Master List, prepared by ARG 2004 June Status/ARG Resource Recommended Primary DPR BSO Address Direction Street APN Date Name Past Survey Project Form Form 1980s Riverside County Historic Resources Survey Camino Buena Palm Springs 2001 Historic 213 West Vista 513 400 018 1940 residence Structures Inventory No 1980s Riverside County Historic Resources Survey Camino Buena Earl Neel Home/ Lawrence Palm Springs 2001 Historic 272 West Vista 513 400 004 1931 Davidson, Pres. US Steel Structures Inventory DPR DONE 1980s Riverside County Historic Bartholomew, original owner; Resources Survey Camino Mr./Mrs. Johnny Mercer Home Palm Springs 2001 Historic 282 West Carmelita 513 400 024 1937 (1950s-80s) Structures Inventory Yes designed Mr. & Mrs. Carl Haymond, 1415 North Camino Centro 505 192 008 1963 built original owners owner request Yes X 1145 Camino Mirasol 505 231 005 c. 1920s "White Tiles" HSPB Member Suggested Addition DPR DONE 1980s Riverside County Historic Resources Survey 1184 Camino Mirasol 505 202 016 Melba & Frank Bennett House Palm Springs 2001 Historic REVISE DPR X 1980s Riverside County Historic Resources Survey Palm Springs 2001 Historic 1205 Camino Mirasol 505 193 007 1937 La Casa Alegre Structures Inventory Obscured 1980s Riverside County Historic Resources Survey House built for Mrs. Geolist of the Palm Springs 2001 Historic Los Angeles Doheny Family Structures Inventory 1995 South Camino Monte 513 410 001 (Union Oil) Emerton Bibliography DPR DONE X 1980s Riverside County Historic Harold Hicks, original owner; Dr. Resources Survey Dan Walter; also owned by Mary Palm Springs 2001 Historic 365 Camino Norte 505 174 018 c. 1936 Martin Structures Inventory DPR DONE 425 West Camino Norte 505 174 016 Residence ARG 2003 Reconnaissance Survey DPR DONE This list includes Class 1 and Class 2 sites designated by the City of Palm Springs under the Municipal Code Title 8.05. Page 10 Palm Springs Citywide Reconnaissance Survey Master List, prepared by ARG 2004 June Status/ARG Resource Recommended Primary DPR BSO Address Direction Street APN Date Name Past Survey Project Form Form Palm Springs 2001 Historic 460 Canyon Place 505 273 008 Norwood West Structures Inventory No 1980s Riverside County Historic Resources Survey Palm Springs 2001 Historic 2684 North Cardillo Avenue 504 072 011 Chuck Coffman House Structures Inventory DPR DONE 1980s Riverside County Historic Corner of Chino Resources Survey Canyon & Palm Springs 2001 Historic Panorama Little Tuscany Marker Structures Inventory No 1980s Riverside County Historic Resources Survey Chino Canyon Frankie Valle/ Elvis Presley, Palm Springs 2001 Historic 845 West Road 504 211 003 1946 neither were original owners Structures Inventory DPR DONE X Chino Drive (west end) Welwood Murray Cemetery No 1980s Riverside County Historic Resources Survey Palm Springs 2001 Historic 444 West Chino Drive 505 311 006 1933 residence Structures Inventory DPR DONE 1980s Riverside County Historic Resources Survey Palm Springs 2001 Historic 470 Chino Drive residence Structures Inventory No 1980s Riverside County Historic Resources Survey Palm Springs 2001 Historic 1011 West Cielo Drive 504 201 024 1955 Dr. Franz Alexander Home Structures Inventory DPR DONE X 1980s Riverside County Historic designed I Resources Survey 1969 built Palm Springs 2001 Historic 1021 West Cielo Drive 504 201 027 1970 Max Palevsky Residence Structures Inventory DPI DONE X 1030 Wesf Cielo Drive Edris House No "This list includes Class 1 and Class 2 sites designated by the City of Palm Springs under the Municipal Code Title 8.05. Page 11 Palm Springs Citywide Reconnaissance Survey Master List, prepared by ARG 2004 June Status/ARG Resource Recommended Primary DPR BSO Address Direction Street APN Date Name Past Survey Project Form Form 502 220 001 - 161-199 South Civic Drive 010 Wexler office complex HSPB Member Suggested Addition Yes Palm Springs 2001 Historic 200 (222) South Civic Drive 502 210 023 1 Police Department Headquarters Structures Inventory No Desert Palms Palm Springs Modern Committee 1950 East Drive 502 033 011 Cody Residence Suggested Addition DPR DONE X 1980s Riverside County Historic Resources Survey Palm Springs 2001 Historic 1323 South Driftwood Drive 508 402 005 1955 William Holden, original owner Structures Inventory DPR DONE Eastmore Circle Tiedown Eastmore Circle No 1980s Riverside County Historic Resources Survey Palm Springs 2001 Historic 175 East El Alameda 505 285 012 1936 Harlow Haven Structures Inventory DPR DONE 1980s Riverside County Historic Lee Miller adobe known as "Villa Resources Survey La Provinciale"; Dr. Bacon Clifton, Palm Springs 2001 Historic 1011 East El Alameda 507 233 001 1934 original owner Structures Inventory DPR DONE 1980s Riverside County Historic Resources Survey Palm Springs 2001 Historic 1029 East El Alameda 507 233 002 1935 "El Nido" Structures Inventory DPR DONE 1980s Riverside County Historic 1052 East El Alameda 507 231 004 1937 Resources Survey Yes 1980s Riverside County Historic 1076 East El Alameda 507 231 006 1935 Resources Survey No 1980s Riverside County Historic Resources Survey Palm Springs 2001 Historic El 188 East EI Alameda 507232008 1936 Residence of Bob Hope Structures Inventory Obscured Palm Springs 2001 Historic 385 East El Alameda 507 253 005 Frances Lederer Home Structures Inventory DPR DONE *This list includes Class 1 and Class 2 sites designated by the City of Palm Springs under the Municipal Code Title 8.05. Page 12 Palm Springs Citywide Reconnaissance Survey Master List, prepared by ARG 2004 June Status/ARG Resource Recommended Primary DPR BSO Address Direction Street APN Date Name Past Survey Project Form Form Palm Springs 2001 Historic 125 West El Alameda 505 283 017 Church of St. Paul-in-the-Desert Structures Inventory No 210 El Camino Way 513 374 009 ARG 2003 Reconnaissance Survey DPR DONE Palm Springs Unified School Palm Springs 2001 Historic 333 South Farrell Drive 502 230 003 District Structures Inventory DPR DONE X c. late Palm Springs 2001 Historic 950 North Farrell Drive 507 350 041 1970s DMV Building Structures Inventory No 1980s Riverside County Historic Resources Survey Granvia Palm Springs 2001 Historic 670 Valmonte 507 201 014 Friedenberg Residence Structures Inventory Obscured Palm Springs 2001 Historic 155 West Hermosa Place 505 263 009 1945 Villa Hermosa Structures Inventory DPR DONE 1980s Riverside County Historic 190 West Hermosa Place 505 261 011 1935 "Casa Fuente" Resources Survey No 1980s Riverside County Historic Resources Survey Palm Springs 2001 Historic 334 West Hermosa Place 505 252 011 1930 Residence of Seymour Lozar Structures Inventory DPR DONE 417 West Hermosa Place 505 273 002 ARG 2003 Reconnaissance Survey Obscured HSPB Member Suggested Addition Palm Springs Modern Committee 432 West Hermosa Place c. 1952 Dinah Shore Residence Suggested Addition DPR DONE 1980s Riverside County Historic Resources Survey Hood Estate, of India Rubber Palm Springs 2001 Historic 457 West Hermosa Place 505 273 014 1926 Company Structures Inventory Obscured 1980s Riverside County Historic Resources Survey Indian Canyon Palm Springs Spa Hotel Palm Springs 2001 Historic 100 North Drive 508 053 003 Bldg/Entrance/Springs Structures Inventory I DPR DONE X Indian Canyon 119 North I Drive 1 513 092 004 Commercial Building ARG 2003 Reconnaissance Survey DPR DONE This list includes Class 1 and Class 2 sites designated by the City of Palm Springs under the Municipal Code Title 8.05. Page 13 Palm Springs Citywide Reconnaissance Survey Master List, prepared by ARG 2004 June Status/ARG Resource Recommended Primary DPR BSO Address Direction Street APN Date Name Past Survey Project Form Form Indian Canyon 277 North Drive Fire Station No. 1 No Indian Canyon Plaza Auto/Auto Showroom 290 North Drive 508 041 008 Building ARG 2003 Reconnaissance Survey DPR DONE Indian Canyon 508 031 021; Palm Springs 2001 Historic 300 North Drive 508 031 014 Downtown Shell Gas Station Structures Inventory DPR DONE Indian Canyon 311 North Drive 513 081 011 Greyhound Station ARG 2003 Reconnaissance Survey DPR DONE Indian Canyon Palm Springs 2001 Historic 454-462 North Drive 508 031 001 Commercial Building Structures Inventory DPR DONE 1980s Riverside County Historic The Palms at Palm Springs/ Resources Survey Indian Canyon Howard Manor and Colonial Palm Springs 2001 Historic 572 North Drive 507 195 018 1936 House Structures Inventory DPR DONE X 1980s Riverside County Historic Resources Survey Indian Canyon Spanish Inn (aka Ambassador Palm Springs 2001 Historic 640 North Drive 507 183 006 1 1948 Hotel) Structures Inventory DPR DONE 1980s Riverside County Historic Resources Survey Indian Canyon Ballantine's Movie Colony Hotel/ Palm Springs 2001 Historic 726 North Drive 507 181 010 1945? San Jacinto Hotel, original name Structures Inventory DPR DONE X 1980s Riverside County Historic Resources Survey Indian Canyon Palm Springs 2001 Historic 783 North Drive 505 286 010 1935 Casa Palmeros Structures Inventory DPR DONE 1980s Riverside County Historic Resources Survey Indian Canyon Palm Springs 2001 Historic 784 North Drive 507 181 001 1935 1 Indian Manor/Los Arboles I Structures Inventory I No 'This list includes Class 1 and Class 2 sites designated by the City of Palm Springs under the Municipal Code Title 8.05. Page 14 Palm Springs Citywide Reconnaissance Survey Master List, prepared by ARG 2004 June Status/ARG Resource Recommended Primary DPR BSO Address Direction Street APN Date Name Past Survey Project Form Form 1980s Riverside County Historic Resources Survey Indian Canyon Palm Springs 2001 Historic 805 North Drive 505 285 010 1935 DeAnza Hotel, historic name Structures Inventory No 1980s Riverside County Historic Resources Survey Indian Canyon Palm Springs 2001 Historic 814 North Drive 1926 Hotel Ritz/El Rancho Grande Structures Inventory Obscured Indian Canyon 840 North Drive 507 161 007 1934 "Casita De Monterey" ARG 2003 Reconnaissance Survey No 1980s Riverside County Historic William O. Crawford, original Resources Survey Indian Canyon owner; Crawford Apartments, Palm Springs 2001 Historic 855 North Drive 505 285 011 1945 later Cyprus Motor Inn Structures Inventory No Indian Canyon 1150 North Drive El Mirador Hotel Tower No 1980s Riverside County Historic Resources Survey Indian Canyon Palm Springs 2001 Historic 1189 North Drive Torney Hospital Flagpole base Structures Inventory No Spanish bungalow(currently being landscaped);with second structure at rear. owner has Indian Canyon records showing date of 1305 North Drive 505 184 012 c. 1929 construction. Owner request Yes 1980s Riverside County Historic Resources Survey Indian Canyon Palm Springs 2001 Historic 1480 North Drive 507 024 015 1948 Casa de Camero Structures Inventory Yes Indian Canyon 1600 North Drive Riviera Hotel ARG 2003 Reconnaissance Survey No Indian Canyon 2311 North Drive Grace Miller House- Neutra I No 'This list includes Class 1 and Class 2 sites designated by the City of Palm Springs under the Municipal Code Title 8.05. Page 15 Palm Springs Citywide Reconnaissance Survey Master List, prepared by ARG 2004 June Status I ARG Resource Recommended Primary DPR BSO Address Direction Street APN Date Name Past Survey Project Form Form 1980s Riverside County Historic 504 040 Resources Survey 038;504 133 Palm Springs 2001 Historic Indian Canyon 001, 002;504 Structures Inventory 2743 North Drive 361 002 1945 Racquet Club Emerton Bibliography DPR DONE X 1980s Riverside County Historic Resources Survey Indian Canyon Ethyl Coplen, original owner; Palm Springs 2001 Historic 3131 North Drive 504 122 006 1947 once owned by Errol Flynn Structures Inventory No Indian Canyon Palm Springs 2001 Historic 100 South Drive 508 081 002 Commercial Block Structures Inventory DPR DONE Indian Canyon Palm Springs 2001 Historic 440-460 South Drive Commercial Building Structures Inventory DPR DONE Indian Canyon Palm Springs Modern Committee 500 South Drive 508 121 001 c. 1958 Security First National Bank Suggested Addition Yes 2027 Jacques Drive 501 142 003 residence ARG 2003 Reconnaissance Survey Yes 505 082 011, 1350 Ladera Circle 012 House of Tomorrow ARG 2003 Reconnaissance Survey DPR DONE X Residence in Twin Palms 991 La Jolla Road 511 054 005 Neighborhood ARG 2003 Reconnaissance Survey DPR DONE Residence in Twin Palms 1027 La Jolla Road 511 034 005 Neighborhood ARG 2003 Reconnaissance Survey DPR DONE Residence in Twin Palms 1081 La Jolla Road 511 034 002 Neighborhood ARG 2003 Reconnaissance Survey DPR DONE 1300 La Verne Way Fire Station #4 ARG 2003 Reconnaissance Survey DPR DONE X Palm Springs Modern Committee 590 West Linda Vista Drive 513 193 014 Residence Suggested Addition Yes Submitted for consideration by 591 West Linda Vista Drive 513 193 026 Casa de Suenos Sheryl Hamlin Yes Submitted for consideration by 650 West Linda Vista Drive 513 193 018 Residence Sheryl Hamlin Yes b NJ This list includes Class 1 and Class 2 sites designated by the City of Palm Springs under the Municipal Code Title 8.05. Page 16 Palm Springs Citywide Reconnaissance Survey Master List,prepared by ARG 2004 June Status/ARG Resource Recommended Primary DPR BSO Address Direction Street APN Date Name Past Survey Project Form Form 1980s Riverside County Historic Resources Survey 507 061 020 Palm Springs 2001 Historic 530 East Mel Avenue 507 061 021 1946 Golden Horseshoe Structures Inventory No 1980s Riverside County Historic Resources Survey Casa de Aguila/J.V. Guthrie Palm Springs 2001 Historic 666 East Mel Avenue 1 507 081 002 1935 House Structures Inventory Obscured 1980s Riverside County Historic Resources Survey Palm Springs 2001 Historic Structures Inventory 694 East Mel Avenue 507 081 003 1937 Residence owner request Yes 183-189 505 302 012, Palm Springs 2001 Historic and 191- West Merito Place 013 "Merito Manor"apartments Structures Inventory DPR DONE 300 West Merito Place 505 293 005 Villa Serena HSPB Member Suggested Addition Yes 1980s Riverside County Historic Lawrence Hansen, original owner Resources Survey carpenter; Jack Marlin House Palm Springs 2001 Historic 333 West Merito Place 505 294 007 1931 (80s) Structures Inventory No 1980s Riverside County Historic Resources Survey Palm Springs 2001 Historic 1907 South Mesa Drive 513 390 031 1 1933 None Listed Structures Inventory Yes 1980s Riverside County Historic Resources Survey Palm Springs 2001 Historic 776 North Mission Road 505 293 001 Kelley Structures Inventory Obscured 1980s Riverside County Historic Resources Survey Palm Springs 2001 Historic 502 273 004, Norwood Guest House, Staff Structures Inventory ARG 817-821 North Mission Road 005 House 2003 Reconnaissance Survey No 'This list includes Class 1 and Class 2 sites designated by the City of Palm Springs under the Municipal Code Title 8.05. Page 17 Palm Springs Citywide Reconnaissance Survey Master List, prepared by ARG 2004June Status/ARG Resource Recommended Primary DPR BSO Address Direction Street APN Date Name Past Survey Project Form Form Palm Springs 2001 Historic 844 North Mission Road 505 274 005 None Listed Structures Inventory Obscured 330 East Molino Jim Isermann Residence Designated Class 1 Site No 1980s Riverside County Historic Resources Survey Palm Springs 2001 Historic 130 East Morongo Road 508 301 023 1 1933 Loupe House Structures Inventory No 131 East Morongo Road 508 302 027 1940 Residence ARG 2003 Reconnaissance Survey DPR DONE 1980s Riverside County Historic Resources Survey Palm Springs 2001 Historic 146 East Morongo Road 508 301 022 1936 Jacobs House Structures Inventory Yes 1980s Riverside County Historic Resources Survey Mountainview Palm Springs 2001 Historic 242 West Place 505 281 003 1 1930 Carl Lykken Home, original owner Structures Inventory Obscured 101 Museum Way Palm Springs Desert Museum No 1980s Riverside County Historic Resources Survey Palm Springs 2001 Historic 133 East Ocotillo Avenue 508 301 002 1933 Structures Inventory DPR DONE 140 East Ocotillo Avenue 508 292 022 residence ARG 2003 Reconnaissance Survey Yes 240 East Ocotillo Avenue residence ARG 2003 Reconnaissance Survey No Palm Springs Modern Committee Suggested Addition 252 East Ocotillo Avenue 508 292 013 1933 Wm. Gray Purcell House Palm Springs Weekend p. 34 Yes X Palm Springs Modern Committee 606 South Oleander Road 680 094 001 Animal Medical Center Suggested Addition Yes "Casa Gladita" Henry Wick, original owner, brother-in-law of 226 West I Overlook Road 513 372 013 1936 1 King Gillette ARG 2003 Reconnaissance Survey I DPR DONE v *This list includes Class 1 and Class 2 sites designated by the City of Palm Springs under the Municipal Code Title 8.05. Page 18 Palm Springs Citywide Reconnaissance Survey Master List, prepared by ARG 2004 June Status/ARG Resource Recommended Primary DPR BSO Address Direction Street APN Date Name Past Survey Project Form Form 1980s Riverside County Historic Resources Survey King Gillette Estate and Guest Palm Springs 2001 Historic 324 West Overlook Road 513 362 012 1923? House, original owner Structures Inventory DPR DONE X Submitted for consideration by 318 West Pablo Drive 513 201 004 c. 1964 Steinmeyer Residence Sheryl Hamlin Yes Palm Springs 2001 Historic 550 West Palisades Drive 513 110 043 Burgess House Structures Inventory DPR DONE X 660 West Palisades Drive 513 110 044 Russell House ARG 2003 Reconnaissance Survey DPR DONE 686 West Palisades Drive Frey II No Palm Canyon Palm Springs 2001 Historic 411 East Drive 511 060 006 Tropics Hotel/Caliente Tropics Structures Inventory DPR DONE X 1980s Riverside County Historic Resources Survey Palm Springs 2001 Historic Structures Inventory Palm Canyon Palm Springs Modern Committee 1000 East Drive 508 370 006 c. 1947 Biltmore Hotel and bungalows Suggested Addition No Palm Canyon Palm Springs 2001 Historic 1050 East Drive 508 432 019 c. 1952 L'Horizon Garden Hotel Structures Inventory DPR DONE X Palm Springs 2001 Historic Structures Inventory Palm Canyon Palm Springs Modern Committee 1111 East Drive 511 035 128 c. 1957 Ocotillo Lodge Suggested Addition DPR DONE X Palm Canyon 681 150 002 4200 East Drive and 009 Gene Autry house Planning Staff Suggestion No 513 560 002 Palm Springs 2001 Historic Palm Canyon 513 560 007 Structures Inventory 123 North Drive 513 560 008 Desert Fashion Plaza Area Emerton Bibliography No Palm Canyon 1980s Riverside County Historic 146-152 North Drive 513 092 010 1946 Resources Survey No `This list includes Class 1 and Class 2 sites designated by the City of Palm Springs under the Municipal Code Title 8.05. Page 19 Palm Springs Citywide Reconnaissance Survey Master List, prepared by ARG 2004June Status/ARG Resource Recommended Primary DPR BSO Address Direction Street APN Date Name Past Survey Project Form Form 1980s Riverside County Historic Resources Survey Palm Canyon Palm Springs 2001 Historic 174 North Drive 513 092 010 c. 1948 Town and Country Center Structures Inventory DPR DONE X Palm Canyon Lykken's Department Store now: 180 North Drive Celebrity Books and Mr. G's Toys No Palm Canyon Palm Springs 2001 Historic 184-196 North Drive 513 092 007 Karnel Building Structures Inventory No Palm Canyon 288 North Drive 513 091 016 2 rear buildings ARG 2003 Reconnaissance Survey DPR DONE Palm Canyon 342 North Drive Cork& Bottle No Palm Canyon General Telephone Company 365 North Drive now: The Lobster Company No Palm Canyon 513 081 009, 360-368 North Drive 020 Modernist ARG 2003 Reconnaissance Survey No Palm Canyon 401-405 North Drive 513 082 013 Commercial building ARG 2003 Reconnaissance Survey DPR DONE Palm Canyon 430-456 North Drive 513 081 004 Commercial building ARG 2003 Reconnaissance Survey No Palm Canyon 461 North Drive 513 082 006 ARG 2003 Reconnaissance Survey No 1980s Riverside County Historic Resources Survey Palm Canyon 513 082 034, Palm Springs 2001 Historic 463-47 North Drive 002 1945 "Casa de Bellas Aries" Structures Inventory DPR DONE Drs. Pepper and Smith Building Palm Canyon now: Palm Springs Hearing Aid U483' No th Drive Center No Palm Canyon North Drive 505 325 003 1959 Frances Stevens School No *This list includes Class 1 and Class 2 sites designated by the City of Palm Springs under the Municipal Code Title 8.05. Page 20 Palm Springs Citywide Reconnaissance Survey Master List, prepared by ARG 2004 June Status/ARG Resource Recommended Primary DPR BSO Address Direction Street APN Date Name Past Survey Project Form Form Palm Canyon 505 302 008, 621-641 North Drive 006 "Villa Soleil Apartments" ARG 2003 Reconnaissance Survey DPR DONE Palm Canyon Office Building, Howard Lapham/ Palm Springs Modern Committee 666-668 North Drive 505 303 012 Robert Latham Suggested Addition DPR DONE Palm Canyon 687 North Drive 505 302 027 Dollard Office Building Merchell Tour 1997 DPR DONE Palm Canyon Palm Springs 2001 Historic 700 North Drive 505 303 002 Nichols Building#1 Structures Inventory No Palm Canyon 707 North Drive 505 283 007 "House of Ninja" Restaurant ARG 2003 Reconnaissance Survey No Palm Canyon 745 North Drive Turonnet Building Merchell Tour 1997 No Palm Canyon 756-760 North Drive Samson Merchell Tour 1997 No Palm Canyon Palm Springs Modern Committee 766 North Drive 505 286 002 c. 1934 Kocher-Samsom Bldg. Suggested Addition Merchell Tour DPR DONE X Palm Canyon El Paseo Building now: 800 North Drive Mango Coast/William James No Palm Canyon altered storefront,w/rear portion 816 North Drive 505 285 009 original ARG 2003 Reconnaissance Survey No Palm Canyon 849 North Drive 505 283 010 "New World Marketplace" ARG 2003 Reconnaissance Survey DPR DONE Palm Springs Modern Committee Palm Canyon Clark& Frey Office Bldg.; Culver Suggested Addition 875-879 North Drive 505 283 012 c. 1947 Nichols, original owner Merchell Tour 1997 DPR DONE Palm Springs 2001 Historic Structures Inventory Palm Canyon Palm Springs Modern Committee 891-899 North Drive 505 283 013 c. 1953 Nichols Bldg. II Suggested Addition DPR DONE Palm Springs Modern Committee Palm Canyon Suggested Addition 1000 North Drive 505 265 006 G. 1947 Potter Clinic Bldg. Merchell Tour 1997 Yes *This list includes Class 1 and Class 2 sites designated by the City of Palm Springs under the Municipal Code Title 8.05. Page 21 Palm Springs Citywide Reconnaissance Survey Master List, prepared by ARG 2004 June Status/ARG Resource Recommended Primary DPR BSO Address Direction Street APN Date Name Past Survey Project Form Form Palm Canyon Merchell Tour 1997 1081-1087 North Drive 1946 Seeburg Bldg. Emerton Bibliography DPR DONE Palm Canyon El Mirador Garage now: 1090 North Drive The Gallery Building No Palm Canyon 1200 North Drive 505 243 004 Palm Springs Liquors Building ARG 2003 Reconnaissance Survey DPR DONE Palm Canyon 1345 North Drive 505 211 013 Harold Hicks Real Estate Merchell Tour 1997 DPR DONE X 1980s Riverside County Historic Resources Survey Palm Canyon Palm Springs 2001 Historic 1447 North Drive Casa del Camino Structures Inventory No 1980s Riverside County Historic Resources Survey Palm Canyon 505 184 002, Palm Springs 2001 Historic 1488-14901 North Drive 003 1947 Camel Realty/Lazy Lodge Structures Inventory DPR DONE Palm Canyon 1492 North Drive 505 184 001 Commercial Building ARG 2003 Reconnaissance Survey No 1980s Riverside County Historic Resources Survey Palm Canyon La Coda Sands Hotel/Burkett Palm Springs 2001 Historic 1560 North Drive 505 166 002 1930s Court Structures Inventory No Palm Canyon Las Palmas Liquors (Germain Palm Springs Modern Committee 1595 North Drive 505 165 010 Bros. Liquor) Suggested Addition Yes Palm Canyon Williams Office Building (formerly Palm Springs Modern Committee 1701 North Drive 504 310 015 Don's Drugs) Suggested Addition Yes Palm Canyon Desert Inn Visitor Center 2277 North Drive 504 242 008 (unofficial visitors center) ARG 2003 Reconnaissance Survey DPR DONE 009 602 642, 649-653, 655, Palm Canyon 656; 504 250 Palm Springs 2001 Historic 2300 North Drive 1 007 1955 1 Adriatic Hotel I Structures Inventory I No "This list includes Class 1 and Class 2 sites designated by the City of Palm Springs under the Municipal Code Title 8.05. Page 22 Palm Springs Citywide Reconnaissance Survey Master List, prepared by ARG 2004June Status/ARG Resource Recommended Primary DPR BSO Address Direction Street APN Date Name Past Survey Project Form Form Palm Canyon Palm Springs 2001 Historic 2796 North Drive 504 091 001 Cody Gas Station Structures Inventory DPR DONE X Palm Canyon Tramway Gas Station now: 2901 North Drive Visitor Center No Palm Canyon South Drive La Plaza, La Plaza Theater No Palm Canyon Welwood Murray Memorial 100 South Drive Library No Milton F. Kreis Drugstore Building Palm Canyon with Oasis Building, a 101-121 South Drive 513 143 009 professional building ARG 2003 Reconnaissance Survey DPR DONE X Palm Canyon Palm Springs 2001 Historic 151 South Drive Bullocks-Wilshire Structures Inventory No Palm Canyon 191 South Drive 513 143 006 Commercial Building ARG 2003 Reconnaissance Survey DPR DONE Palm Canyon Hagerly's. now Kaiser Grille 205 South Drive Restaurant Merchell Tour 1997 No Palm Canyon 221 South Drive McCallum Adobe No Palm Canyon 221 South Drive Miss Cornelia's Little House No Palm Canyon Santa Fe Federal Savings/ Palm Springs 2001 Historic 300 South Drive 513 204 005 American Savings Structures Inventory DPR DONE Palm Springs 2001 Historic Palm Canyon formerly Robinson's Department Structures Inventory 333-343 South Drive 513 203 013 Store Emerton Bibliography DPR DONE 1980s Riverside County Historic Coachella Valley Savings f Resources Survey Palm Canyon Coachella Valley Savings Original Palm Springs 2001 Historic 383 South Drive 513 203 006 1956 Bldg. Structures Inventory DPR DONE Palm Canyon 513 214 005. 458-464 South Drive 006, 007 Commercial Building ARG 2003 Reconnaissance Survey DPR DONE This list includes Class 1 and Class 2 sites designated by the City of Palm Springs under the Municipal Code Title 8.05. Page 23 Palm Springs Citywide Reconnaissance Survey Master List, prepared by ARG 2004 June Status/ARG Resource Recommended Primary DPR BSO Address Direction Street APN Date Name Past Survey Project Form Form Great Western Savings/originally Palm Canyon Coachella Valley Savings/W A Palm Springs 2001 Historic 499 South Drive 513 213 005 c. 1960 Mutual Structures Inventory DPR DONE X Palm Canyon City National Bank/Bank of Palm Springs 2001 Historic 588 South Drive 513 280 004 c. 1959 America Structures Inventory DPR DONE X Palm Canyon Moorten House and Botanical Palm Springs 2001 Historic 1701-1735 South Drive 513 376 010 1919 Garden Structures Inventory REVISE DPR 1980s Riverside County Historic Resources Survey Palm Canyon Palm Springs 2001 Historic 1757 South Drive 513 376 018 1940 Lee Miller Structures Inventory Yes X HSPB Member Suggested Addition Palm Canyon 511 070 001 - Palm Springs Modern Committee 1774 South Drive 041 1960s Royal Hawaiian Estates Suggested Addition Yes X 600 West Panorama Road Loewy House Merchell Tour 1997 No 707 West Panorama Road Freylinghuysen House Merchell Tour 1997 No 1980s Riverside County Historic Resources Survey Palm Springs 2001 Historic 711 West Panorama Road 504 213 006 1969 Edna Root Home Structures Inventory DPR DONE 1980s Riverside County Historic Hill House for Mrs. James Hill, Resources Survey original owner/Hirchleifer/ Palm Springs 2001 Historic 877 West Panorama Road 1940 George Hearst Structures Inventory No 1980s Riverside County Historic Resources Survey 504 201 026 Palm Springs 2001 Historic 926 West Panorama Road 504 202 007 1939 None Listed Structures Inventory No 1980s Riverside County Historic Resources Survey Palm Springs 2001 Historic 1200 East I Paseo El Mirador 507 520 023 a 1939 John Porter Clark House Structures Inventory DPR DONE X *This list includes Class 1 and Class 2 sites designated by the City of Palm Springs under the Municipal Code Title 8.05. Page 24 Palm Springs Citywide Reconnaissance Survey Master List, prepared by ARG 2004June Status/ARG Resource Recommended Primary DPR BSO Address Direction Street APN Date Name Past Survey Project Form Form Palm Springs Modern Committee 1250 East Paseo El Mirador 507 530 001 c. 1956 Williams House Suggested Addition DPR DONE X 1980s Riverside County Historic Resources Survey Johnson Family property(of the Palm Springs 2001 Historic 591 North Patencio Road 505 312 004 1 1937 Johnson Wax company) Structures Inventory DPR DONE 1980s Riverside County Historic Alvah, Harold &Jim Hicks Home/ Resources Survey residence of owners of Crane Palm Springs 2001 Historic 701 North Patencio Road 505 291 005 1924 Plumbing Co. Structures Inventory Obscured 1980s Riverside County Historic "Villa Finamente"; Caroline Sacks Resources Survey /Mr. & Mrs. Chuck Morrison, Palm Springs 2001 Historic 784 North Patencio Road 505 292 001 1934 original owners Structures Inventory Obscured HSPB Member Suggested Addition Palm Springs Modern Committee 999 North Patencio Road 1958 J.J. Robinson House Suggested Addition DPR DONE 1980s Riverside County Historic Resources Survey Palm Springs 2001 Historic 221 South Patencio Road 513 132 003 Private Condos Structures Inventory No 1980s Riverside County Historic "Korakia Pensione" Baristo Resources Survey Castle; Original owner: Gordon Palm Springs 2001 Historic 257 South Patencio Road 513 132 005 1925 Couts, an artist Structures Inventory DPR DONE X 342 South Patencio Road 513 182 009 c. 1954 residence owner request No Submitted for consideration by 466 South Patencio Road 513 193 012 part of Singer Compound Sheryl Hamlin No 1980s Riverside County Historic "Villa Patencio'; Original owner: Resources Survey Arthur K. Bourne, treasurer for Palm Springs 2001 Historic 486 South Patencio Road 513 193 034 1933 Singer(Sewing Machine) Structures Inventory No "This list includes Class 1 and Class 2 sites designated by the City of Palm Springs under the Municipal Code Title 8.05. Page 25 Palm Springs Citywide Reconnaissance Survey Master List, prepared by ARG 2004 June Status/ARG Resource Recommended Primary DPR BSO Address Direction Street APN Date Name Past Survey Project Form Form Palm Springs Modern Committee 611 North Phillips Road c. 1962 James Logan Abernathy House Suggested Addition DPR DONE 1980s Riverside County Historic Resources Survey Desert Paradise/Wheeler& Palm Springs 2001 Historic 772 North Prescott Drive 505 283 017 Woosley Home Structures Inventory No 1980s Riverside County Historic Resources Survey Racquet Club Garbo Inn; Original owner: Fox Palm Springs 2001 Historic 287 West Road 504 250 003 1929 Studios Structures Inventory No Racquet Club 590 East Road 501 590 009 1964 Fire Station No. 3 ARG 2003 Reconnaissance Survey DPR DONE Palm Springs High School Palm Springs 2001 Historic 2248 East Ramon Road 502 200 012 Various Bldgs. Structures Inventory No 502 240 008 502 240 009 Palm Springs 2001 Historic 2800 East Ramon Road 502 240 010 St. Theresa's Church Structures Inventory DPR DONE 200 West Ramon Road Ingleside Inn No Submitted for consideration by 700 West Ramon Road 513 550 005 Rose Cottage Sheryl Hamlin/owner request Yes Palm Springs Modern Committee Raymond Drive c. 1955 Cree House II Suggested Addition No Palm Springs 2001 Historic 605 South Riverside Drive 508 191 015 1956 First Church of Christ Scientist Structures Inventory DPR DONE X San Lorenzo Palm Springs Modern Committee 555 East Road 508 192 022 1 Impala Lodge, now Triangle Inn Suggested Addition Yes 722 East San Lorenzo Chez Palm Apartments ARG 2003 Reconnaissance Survey No 1980s Riverside County Historic Resources Survey Palm Springs 2001 Historic 421 West Santa Rosa Drive 513 193 007 1938 None Listed Structures Inventory No Seven Lakes 1 7 Lakes Condo complex and golf 4100 Drive 681 020 006 1964 club I HSPB Member Suggested Addition Yes `This list includes Class 1 and Class 2 sites designated by the City of Palm Springs under the Municipal Code Title 8.05. Page 26 Palm Springs Citywide Reconnaissance Survey Master List, prepared by ARG 2004 June Status/ARG Resource Recommended Primary DPR BSO Address Direction Street APN Date Name Past Survey Project Form Form 290 Sims Road Steel House Merchell Tour 1997 No 1980s Riverside County Historic Resources Survey Palm Springs 2001 Historic 787 East Sonora Road 508 362 001 1947 R.B. Levin House Structures Inventory DPR DONE 2000 681 080 001 - Rimcrest Condos (Tropic Palm Springs Modern Committee block Southridge Drive 052 Hills) Suggested Addition Yes Palm Springs 2001 Historic Structures Inventory Palm Springs Modern Committee Suggested Addition 2175 Southridge Drive 510 250 031 1966 Arthur Elrod House Emerton Bibliography Yes X 2212 Southridge Drive 510 250 001 ARG 2003 Reconnaissance Survey Obscured Residence. Original owner: Palm Springs Modern Committee 2340 Southridge Drive 510 250 006 1967 Goldberg family Suggested Addition Yes X 1980s Riverside County Historic Resources Survey Palm Springs 2001 Historic 2399 Southridge Drive 510 260 020 1978 Miller Residence; "La Piedra" Structures Inventory Yes 2432 Southridge Drive Residence: Villa de las Palmas ARG 2003 Reconnaissance Survey No Palm Springs 2001 Historic Structures Inventory 2466 Southridge Drive 510 260 028 1 1979 Bob Hope House#3 Emerton Bibliography Yes 1980s Riverside County Historic Resources Survey George Hamilton /King Vidor, Palm Springs 2001 Historic 591 West Stevens Road 505 171 001 1937 original owner Structures Inventory DPR DONE 800 West Stevens Road c. 1988 House for Erik&Sidney Williams Marche[[Tour 1997 No Palm Springs 2001 Historic 211 North Sunrise Way 508 070 016 The Gas Company Structures Inventory DPR DONE This list includes Class 1 and Class 2 sites designated by the City of Palm Springs under the Municipal Code Title 8.05. Page 27 Palm Springs Citywide Reconnaissance Survey Master List, prepared by ARG 2004 June Status/ARG Resource Recommended Primary DPR BSO Address Direction Street APN Date Name Past Survey Project Form Form 1980s Riverside County Historic Resources Survey Rancho Los Estados House/ Palm Springs 2001 Historic 1445 North Sunrise Way 507 100 026 Ranch Club Structures Inventory No Alpha Beta Building/Ralph's Palm Springs 2001 Historic 425 South Sunrise Way 508 110 007 Building Structures Inventory No Smoke Tree Ranch/various 1800 South Sunrise Way various properties ARG 2003 Reconnaissance Survey DPR DONE Smoke Tree Ranch residence. 1800 South Sunrise Way 510 104 007 1934 Address: Rock 2/21- owner request Yes X 1980s Riverside County Historic Resources Survey Railroad Ruins/Palmdale Palm Springs 2001 Historic 1800 South Sunrise Way Railroad Station Structures Inventory No X Palm Springs 2001 Historic 777 East Tachevah Drive 507 170 006 Kathryn Finchey School Structures Inventory No Tahquitz Canyon Palm Springs 2001 Historic 401-493 East Way 508 082 003 Commercial Block Structures Inventory DPR DONE Tahquitz Canyon Aqua Caliente Indian Cemetery/ Palm Springs 2001 Historic 1095 East Way 508 100 034 Jane Patencio Cemetery Structures Inventory DPR DONE Tahquitz Canyon 2145-2225 East Way c. 1970s Professional Plaza HSPB Member Suggested Addition No Tahquitz Canyon 502 085 001- Palm Springs 2001 Historic 2244 East Way 014 1957 Desert Holly Condominiums Structures Inventory DPR DONE Tahquitz Canyon 2905 East Way 502 220 018 Prudential Building HSPB Member Suggested Addition Yes Tahquitz Canyon 3111 East Way 502 210 023 Health Department No Tahquitz Canyon 3200 East Way Palm Springs City Hall I No Tahquitz Canyon 3255 East Way 502 210 017 1962 Riverside County Courthouse ARG 2003 Reconnaissance Survey DPR DONE `This list includes Class 1 and Class 2 sites designated by the City of Palm Springs under the Municipal Code Title 8.05. Page 28 Palm Springs Citywide Reconnaissance Survey Master List, prepared by ARG 2004 June Status/ARG Resource Recommended Primary DPR BSO Address Direction Street APN Date Name Past Survey Project Form Form Tahquitz Canyon 677 270 019- Palm Springs 2001 Historic 3400 East Way 030 Palm Springs International Airport Structures Inventory DPR DONE I ahquitz Canyon George Robson House now: 385 West Way Le Vallauris Restaurant No Tahquitz Canyon 412 West Way The Willows No 1980s Riverside County Historic Resources Survey Tinkins House, of Tinkins Roller Palm Springs 2001 Historic 137 South Tahquitz Drive 513 120 010 1929 Bearings Co. Structures Inventory DPR DONE 139 South Tahquitz Drive 513 120 011 1930s "Villa Amalfi" ARG 2003 Reconnaissance Survey DPR DONE 141 South Tahquitz Drive 513 120 013 DPR DONE 1980s Riverside County Historic Resources Survey Residence of Father St. John Palm Springs 2001 Historic 143 South Tahquitz Drive 513 120 015 1930s O'Sullivan Structures Inventory DPR DONE 1980s Riverside County Historic Resources Survey late Francis& Rosalee Crocker House Palm Springs 2001 Historic 147 South Tahquitz Drive 513 120 016 1920s (owners in the 1980s) Structures Inventory DPR DONE 1980s Riverside County Historic Resources Survey Palm Springs 2001 Historic South Tahquitz Drive Entrance Gate Structures Inventory No residence built for the Pullman 1320 Tamarisk Road 507 255 008 c. 1920s (railcar) Family of Chicago Owner request Yes X multi-unit residential, owners 643 South Thornhill Road 508 220 008 telephone (760) 327-1091 ARG 2003 Reconnaissance Survey DPR DONE 1 Tramway Road Aerial Tramway Valley Station No Residence in Twin Palms 1003 East Twin Palms Drive 511 032 011 Neighborhood ARG 2003 Reconnaissance Survey DPR DONE Residence in Twin Palms BL VA 1025 East Twin Palms Drive 511 032 010 Neighborhood I ARG 2003 Reconnaissance Survey DPR DONE `This list includes Class 1 and Class 2 sites designated by the City of Palm Springs under the Municipal Code Title 8.05. Page 29 Palm Springs Citywide Reconnaissance Survey Master List, prepared by ARG 2004 June Status/ARG Resource Recommended Primary DPR BSO Address Direction Street APN Date Name Past Survey Project Form Form Residence in Twin Palms 1067 East Twin Palms Drive 511 032 008 Neighborhood ARG 2003 Reconnaissance Survey DPR DONE 487 East Valmonte Norte 507 186 007 1944 ARG 2003 Reconnaissance Survey DPR DONE Owner Request Palm Springs Modern Committee 1272 East Verbena Drive 507 253 009 c. 1954 Donald Wexler Residence Suggested Addition DPR DONE 1980s Riverside County Historic El Mirador Estates/Irving Resources Survey Florsheim House, original owner; Palm Springs 2001 Historic 688 East Vereda Sur 507 091 002 1937 Frey Interiors? Structures Inventory Obscured 1980s Riverside County Historic Resources Survey Palm Springs 2001 Historic 260 West Vereda Sur 505 221 011 None Listed Structures Inventory Yes 300 West Vereda Sur Residence ARG 2003 Reconnaissance Survey No 321 West Vereda Sur 505 202 007 Residence ARG 2003 Reconnaissance Survey Yes 1980s Riverside County Historic Resources Survey Palm Springs 2001 Historic 375 East Via Colusa 507 195 014 1934 Melba Bennett's House Structures Inventory No 1980s Riverside County Historic Resources Survey Palm Springs 2001 Historic 1145 East Via Colusa 507 274 003 1947 1 Frank Sinatra Residence Structures Inventory DPR DONE 570 North Via Corta owned by Frank Sinatra 1958 ARG 2003 Reconnaissance Survey No 1980s Riverside County Historic Resources Survey Culver Nichols Home/Clubhouse Palm Springs 2001 Historic 1220 North Via Donna 507 510 033 1928 for El Mirador Golf Club Structures Inventory DPR DONE 651 West Via Escuela Carey Pirozzi House No 550 West Via Lola Residence ARG 2003 Reconnaissance Survey No "This list includes Class 1 and Class 2 sites designated by the City of Palm Springs under the Municipal Code Title 8.05. Page 30 Palm Springs Citywide Reconnaissance Survey Master List,prepared by ARG 2004 June Status/ARG Resource Recommended Primary DPR BSO Address Direction Street APN Date Name Past Survey Project Form Form 1980s Riverside County Historic Resources Survey Palm Springs 2001 Historic 657 North Via Miraleste 507 185 001 1930 Invernada Structures Inventory Yes X 1980s Riverside County Historic Resources Survey Built for Harry Hannebury, a Las Palm Springs 2001 Historic 796 North I Via Miraleste 507 201 001 1934 Vegas gambler Structures Inventory No 501 590 007 2555 North Via Miraleste 009 611 316 Francis Crocker Library ARG 2003 Reconnaissance Survey DPR DONE X Dean Martin House; original 1123 North Via Monte Vista 505 094 002 1957-58 owners Mr. & Mrs. Dean Martin HSPB Member Suggested Addition DPR DONE X 1295 North Via Monte Vista 505 084 001 Lawford House ARG 2003 Reconnaissance Survey DPR DONE X Palm Springs Modern Committee Vista Chino Park Imperial North Suggested Addition No May House; Original owner: Jack 424 West Vista Chino 504 292 010 1951 Warner/Jack Benny, later Merchell Tour 1997 DPR DONE 740 West Vista Chino Kaufmann House No 1011 Vista Chino 507 100 031 Raymond Cree Middle School ARG 2003 Reconnaissance Survey DPR DONE X 1980s Riverside County Historic Resources Survey Palm Springs 2001 Historic 504 South Vista Oro 508 143 001 1936 Murray House Structures Inventory No 1980s Riverside County Historic Resources Survey Palm Springs 2001 Historic 524 South Vista Oro 508 143 002 1936 None Listed Structures Inventory No 1980s Riverside County Historic Resources Survey Palm Springs 2001 Historic 588 South Vista Oro 508 143 008 1936 None Listed Structures Inventory No 1194 North Vista Vespero 505 094 007 HSPB Member Suggested Addition DPR DONE 'This list includes Class 1 and Class 2 sites designated by the City of Palm Springs under the Municipal Code Title 8.05. Page 31 Palm Springs Citywide Reconnaissance Survey Master List, prepared by ARG 2004 June Status/ARG Resource Recommended Primary DPR BSO Address Direction Street APN Date Name Past Survey Project Form Form Warm Sands "Warm Sands Villas", apartments 555 South Drive 508 213 001 and hotel ARG 2003 Reconnaissance Survey DPR DONE 615/585 South Warm Sands 508 214 001 1940s 'Desert Paradise Resort Hotel' ARG 2003 Reconnaissance Survey No 'This list includes Class 1 and Class 2 sites designated by the City of Palm Springs under the Municipal Code Title 8.05. City of Palm Springs Historic Resources Survey Final Draft Summary Report Palm Springs, California June 2004 Page 22 Appendix D City of Palm Springs Notices and Minutes of Public Meetings Regarding Survey ARCHITECTURAL RESOURCES GROUP lyor Amh,u,rs, Plmmas & C.n rvow,c , Ina OF?ALM Sp? ' City of Palm Springs � 2 * Department of Planning and Zoning 3200 E.Tahquitz Canyon Way • Palm Springs, California 92262 C,,qO�FORN`P Tel: (760)323-8245 • Fax: (760)322-8360 • Web:www.ci.palm-springs.ca.us May 12, 2004 RE: Historic Resources Survey Dear Property Owner, Please find enclosed the draft Building, Structure, and Object (BSO) Record completed for your property by Architectural Resources Group, the consultant contracted to complete the city-wide historic resources survey. The survey will document 200 historic resources in Palm Springs. Your property was included in the 50 properties to be surveyed with the BSO Record. The BSO Record is a more detailed evaluation of your property and includes evaluation items such as other related features, a construction history, and a statement of significance to analyze the integrity of the resource. You are receiving a copy of the draft BSO Record so that you may review the form for accuracy and provide any comments. Ultimately, the forms will be finalized and packaged together into a report that is scheduled to be completed in mid to late June. Please submit any comments that you may have regarding the BSO Record completed for your property by June 1, 2004. Comments may be submitted via: • Fax -- (760) 322-8360, ATTN: Kathy Manx • E-mail -- KathyM(aDci.palm-springs.ca.us • Hand delivery to the Planning Department If you have any questions regarding the BSO Record or the survey process, please contact Kathy Marx, Associate Planner at (760) 323-8245. Sincerely, Kathy Marx Associate Planner Post Office Box 2743 • Palm Springs, California 92263-2743 O�pALMSA� N City of Palm Springs * Department of Planning and Zoning b * �C�RPORASEO,Q3 * 3200 E.Tahquitz Canyon Way • Palm Springs, California 92262 o Tel:(760) 323-8245 • Fax: (760) 322-8360 • Web:www.ci.palm-springs.ca.us A<�FOR� March 1, 2004 RE: Citywide Historic Resources Survey Dear Property Owner, The City has retained Architectural Resources Group, a historic survey consulting firm, to conduct a citywide historic resources survey. The project team consists of 4 qualified architectural historians who conducted a windshield survey and preliminary research in early August 2003 in order to determine properties to be surveyed. The 2nd windshield survey will take place March 1 to March 3, 2004 solely for the consultants to view properties that were either obscured or were not surveyed the first time. Your property was identified by the project team as a potential property to be surveyed and documented with regards to basic information such as date of construction, architect, builder, and significant architectural features. If your property is.found to be an important example of an architect's work or if the site holds some historical significance, a more intensive documentation process will be performed by the project team. The survey in and of itself does not constitute official designation of your property as a historic site and does not affect your ability to make any changes to your property, subject to the usual permitting process. The purpose of the survey is to create an inventory of historic sites that may be worthy of designation on a local, State, or National Register. If you have any questions regarding the survey process, please contact Jing Yeo, Principal Planner or Kathy Marx, Associate Planner at (760) 323-8245. Sincerely, Jing Yeo Kathy Marx Principal Planner Associate Planner qA �7 Post Office Box 2743 • Palm Springs, California 92263-2743 A Lhi SA�t City of Palm Springs V N * Department of Planning and Zoning * 'NC�R�pAAt�o�•� '� 3200 E.Tahquitz Canyon Way • Palm Springs,California 92262 C4��FOR�,R Tel: (760)323-8245 • Fax: (760).322-8360 • Web: www.ci.palm-spriags.ca.us April 9, 2004 RE: Historic Resources Survey Dear Property Owner, Please find enclosed the draft Primary Record completed for your property by Architectural Resources Group, the consultant contracted to complete the city-wide historic resources survey. The survey will document 200 historic resources in Palm Springs. Your property was included in the 2nd 100 properties to be surveyed. The Primary Record is a cursory evaluation and documents some basic information regarding your property. You are receiving a copy of the draft Primary Record so that you may review the form for accuracy. Ultimately, the forms will be finalized and packaged together into a report that will be presented in a public meeting on April 23, 2004. If you have any questions, comments, or concerns regarding the Primary Record or the survey process, please contact Jing Yeo, Principal Planner or Kathy Marx, Associate Planner at (760) 323-8245. Sin ely, v — in ' Kathy Marx Prin ' al tanner Associate Planner Y� Post Office Box 2743 • Palm Snrinas C-lifnrnia 9?' h3-`'7A3 o�VALMS.0 City of Palm Springs * Department of Planning and Zoning * HCORPDXA'V♦9�6 * 3200 E.Tahquitz Canyon Way • Palm Springs, California 92262 O,q41 FORN,P Tel: (760) 323-8245 • Pax: (760) 322-8360 • Web: www.ci.palm-springs.ca.us April 8, 2004 RE: Citywide Historic Resources Survey Notice of Public Meeting Dear Property Owner or Interested Party, The City retained Architectural Resources Group, a historic survey consulting firm, to conduct a citywide historic resources survey. The project team consists of 4 qualified architectural historians who conducted a windshield survey and preliminary research in early August 2003 in order to determine properties to be surveyed. Over the past few months, 200 resources were selected by the consultant to be documented with ,regards to basic information such as date of construction, architect, builder, and significant architectural features. Selection of the 200 resources was made in consultation with the Historic Site Preservation Board and interested parties. Your property was one of the 200 resources identified by the project team to be documented on a Primary Record. In the past few months, you should have received a copy of the Primary Record completed for Your property in order for you to verify the information and make corrections as necessary. If you have not yet received a copy of the Primary Record, please contact Jing Yen at (760) 323-8245 for a copy to be sent to you. Please note that the survey does not constitute official designation of your property as a historic site and still allows you to make modifications to your property, subject to the usual permit process. The purpose of the survey is to create an inventory of historic sites that may be worthy of future designation on a local, State, or National Register. You are invited to attend a joint public meeting with the Historic Site Preservation Board where the draft survey report will be presented by the consultant. You will also, have an opportunity to voice any questions, concerns, or comments on the draft survey report. The meeting will take place on: Friday, April 23, 2004 3:30 p.m. Large Conference Room, City Hall 3200 East Tahquitz Canyon Way, Palm Springs If you have any questions, please contact Jing Yee, Principal Planner or Kathy Marx, Associate Planner at(760) 323-8245. Sin ely, Jing o Kathy Marx Asso late anner Associate Planner IV,467 Post Office Box 2743 • Palm Springs, California 92263-2743 p o�QLMSpR ' City of Palm Springs c * Department of Planning and Zoning *C ryC�RPORg1E0`y9 * 3200 E. Tahquitz Canyon Way • Palm Springs,California 92262 �P Tel:(760)323-8245 • Fax: (760)322-8360 • Web:www.ci.palm-springs.ca.us p<a'FORN December 12, 2003 RE: Historic Resources Survey Dear Property Owner, Please find enclosed the draft Primary Record completed for your property by Architectural Resources Group, the consultant contracted to complete the city-wide historic resources survey. As described previously in an informational letter and public meeting, the survey will document 200 historic resources in Palm Springs. Your property was included in the first 100 properties to be surveyed. The Primary Record is a cursory evaluation and documents some basic information regarding your property. You are receiving a copy of the draft Primary Record so that you may review the form for accuracy. Ultimately, the forms will be finalized and packaged together into a report that will be presented in a public meeting in February 2004. If you have any questions, comments, or concerns regarding the Primary Record or the survey process,please contact Jing Yeo, Principal Planner or Kathy Marx,Associate Planner at(760)323- 8245. in erely, Jing e Kathy Marx Prin 'pal lariner Associate Planner Post Office Box 2743 0 Palm Springs, California 92263-2743 OppALMSA� 'N City of Palm Springs * Department of Planning and Zoning * ~Pp 3200 E.Tahquitz Canyon Way • Palm Springs, California 92262 ar°anrcv g 41FOR �P Tel: (760)323-8245 • Fax: (760) 322-8360 • Web: www.ci.palm-springs.ca.us� Summary of Community Meeting Regarding Citywide Historic Resources Survey .Historic Site Preservation Board Special Meeting September 16, 2003 3:30 P.M. City Hall Large Conference Room 3200 E. Tahquitz Canyon Way A special meeting of the Historic Site Preservation Board (RSPB) was held on Sept. 16, 2003 in the large conference room at City Hall. The meeting was attended by approximately 40 property owners and interested parties. The purpose of the meeting was to provide information to the RSPB, property owners, and interested parties regarding the survey and provide the opportunity to ask questions of the consultant and staff. The City's consultant, Architectural Resources Group, gave an overview of the survey process, an updated of work completed to date, and explained what it means to have a property surveyed. A draft list of historic resources to be surveyed was handed out' along with a copy of the Department of Parks and Recreation (DPR) forms that the consultants will use to document the 200 resources. Please contact Jing Yee or Kathy Marx, Associate Planners at (760) 323-8245 for copies of the meeting handouts. A salient theme of the meeting was that there may be more resources in the city worthy of being surveyed that the project team may not be aware of. All property owners were encouraged to submit resources, outside of the recommended list, that they thought were worthy of being included in the survey. The suggestions should be submitted to Planning staff as soon as possible in order to allow the project team ample time to evaluate the integrity of the resource. STAFF PRESENT: Douglas R. Evans, Director of Planning and Zoning Jing Yee, Associate Planner Kathy Marx, Associate Planner Historic Site Preservation Board: John Williams, Chairman �� Shev Rush, Vice-Chair IV,4 Lee Bledsoe Ron Chespak Post Office Box 2743 0 Palm 6rinzs, California 92263-2743 James Hayton Jim Isermann Bill'Scott CITY CONSULTANTS PRESENT: Bridget Maley, Architectural Resources Group Katherine Petrin, Architectural Resources Group The following is a summary of the key questions and issues discussed: 1. What will the information gathered from the survey be used for? The information from the survey will be used for informational purposes only. The survey is a planning tool to help staff understand the pattern of urban development, relationships between historic properties, and level of community interest in historic preservation. 2. What involvement is required of each property owner? Property owners are welcome to submit any information including archival records, photographs, architect/builder of record, construction history, or family names that were associated with the property. If the property is visible from the public right of way, the project team has already completed the majority of the site work during the course of the reconnaissance survey. The resources that are selected for the survey will have property owner involvement in that the draft of each DPR form will be mailed to the property owner for verification of information before the form is finalized. Otherwise, property owners will not be required to commit any time to the survey. 3. What can property owners or interested parties do if they would like to submit additional resources for consideration in the survey? Please submit your suggestions for additional resources to be considered, as soon as possible, to either: Jing Yee or Kathy Marx City of Palm Springs Planning Department 3200 E. Tahquitz Canyon Way Palm Springs, CA 92262 Tel: (760) 323-8245 Fax: (760) 322-8360 JingY(a,ci.palm-sprinas.ca.us KathyMCcD.ci.Palm-springs.ca.us 4. What are the financial benefits of owning a historic property? There are many potential financial benefits of owning a historic property. Many incentives can be enacted at the local level to provide relief for property owners of historic properties. This can come in the form of relief from building codes to 2 / chi- ? financial incentives. Currently, the City participates in the Mills Act property tax abatement program. The program essentially provides property tax relief to owners of historic properties (must be a designated site) in exchange for the owner agreeing to continue to preserve and restore the property to its historic condition. For more information regarding the Mills Act program, please contact Jing Yeo, Associate Planner at (760) 323-8245. 5. How will the survey restrict the ability of property owners to make alterations to their property or subdivide their property? The survey will not restrict property owners from making alterations to their property if they choose to do so, subject to the usual process and City codes and ordinances. The designation will not restrict property owners from subdividing their property, subject to City codes and ordinances. The only properties that may be restricted are Class 3 sites, which are eligible for 6 month stays of demolition. Class 3 sites are defined as resources constructed prior to 1945. 6. One property owner noticed that no historic districts had been identified on the draft list of properties evaluated from the reconnaissance survey, why is that? The National Register defines a historic district as, "possessing a significant concentration, linkage, or continuity of sites, buildings, structures, or objects united historically or aesthetically by plan or physical development." Properties included in a district typically contribute to an area or group of resources that are worth protecting due to their historic importance or architectural quality. The project is in the early stages and therefore, the identification of potential historic districts may come later as a result of the project. 7. How can the survey contribute towards the establishment of a historic district? The survey will show the location of 200 historic resources in the City. The results of the reconnaissance survey already show some geographic pattern, which may be of interest in the consideration of historic districts. Districts could be organized by geographical location, theme, era, or other criteria. While the scope of the project does not allow for creation of a historic district, this may be a recommendation of the project team. The team could provide suggestions on how to go about forming a historic district, if a pattern clearly emerges from the list of 200 surveyed properties. 8. What process will be used to access obscured properties? This has not been entirely worked out yet. All property owners of obscured properties are encouraged to contact the Planning Department or the consulting team. The project team will not trespass on any property and will need the permission of the property owner in order to view properties screened by walls and landscaping. 9. Is there any special notation for properties that are being surveyed but are in danger of being demolished? No. I q4-7 3 3 10. One attendee noticed that the Biltmore Hotel was listed as "demolished', is this correct? At the time of the meeting, this was a mistake due to the fact that the property is currently obscured by a fence. Subsequent to the meeting, the structures on the property were demolished. The City Council ordered the repair or demolition of this property over 2 years ago and the current property owner complied with the City Council's direction. 11. How will the $50,000 budget for the survey be allocated? How is the budget being tracked? The consulting team has a contract with the City that allocates money to the completion of 9 tasks. The entire $50,000 budget has been allocated towards the completion of each task. 12. Are officially designated Class 2 historic sites exempt from inclusion in the survey? Yes, Class 2 historic sites are exempt because most of the information that would be included on a DPR form was already gathered during the course of the designation process. Therefore, to include locally designated historic sites on the survey would not be consistent with the survey's purpose. 13. How will the consultant deal with historic resources that are tied to important persons? Places deemed significant due to the persons who occupied the property or who frequented the property are difficult to verify. Typically, designations based on such criteria are persons who made significant contributions at the local, state, or national level. This may be a future recommendation of the project based on research that there are other properties which are tied to significant individuals, but may not have architectural merit. 14. Comment from attendee that all potentially historic properties should be surveyed, regardless of whether the number exceeds 200 resources. The consulting team explained that the survey is a constantly evolving informational document and planning tool that is meant to be expanded and reviewed over time. However, the scope of the current project (contract) allows for only 200 properties to be surveyed. This does not preclude the City from undertaking future surveys based on the findings of the current survey. Meeting Adjourned 5:00 p.m. �tV 4 �o p A L M SAS N City of Palm Springs * * Department of Planning and Zoning * HC�'ERORpTED,q9 3200 E.Tahquitz Canyon Way • Palm Springs, California 92262 O,q �P Tel:(760) 323-8245 • Fax:(760) 322-8360 • Web:ww ..dpalm-springs.ea.us <lpop September 3, 2003 RE: Citywide Historic Resources Survey Notice of Public Meeting Dear Property Owner or Interested Party, The City has retained Architectural Resources Group, a historic survey consulting firm, to conduct a citywide historic resources survey. The project team consists of 4 qualified architectural historians who conducted a windshield survey and preliminary research in early August in order to determine properties to be surveyed. Your property was identified by the project team as a potential property to be surveyed and documented with regards to basic information such as date of construction, architect, builder, and significant architectural features. If your property is found to be an important example of an architect's work or if the site holds some historical significance, a more intensive documentation process will be performed by the project team. The survey in and of itself does not constitute official designation of your property as a historic site. The purpose of the survey is to create an inventory of historic sites that may be worthy of designation on a local, State, or National Register. You are invited to attend a joint public meeting with the Historic Site Preservation Board where the recommended list of historic resources will be reviewed and you will have an opportunity to voice any questions, concerns, or comments on the survey process. The meeting will take place on: September 16, 2003 3:30 p.m. Large Conference Room, City Hall 3200 East Tahquitz Canyon Way, Palm Springs Attached is the scope of services that was approved by City Council on July 16, 2003. If you have any questions, please contact Jing Yen or Kathy Marc, Associate Planners at (760) 323- 8245. Sincerely, Jing Yeo Kathy Marx Associate Planner Associate Planner Attachment VA Post Office Box 2743 • Palm Springs, California 92263-2743 ADDENDUM Palm Springs Citywide Historic Resources Survey 2003 List of 200 Resources for which Primary Records were completed Date of Address Direction Street APN Construction Resource Name 009 600 535 of seq 277 East Aisle Road 50e 531 001-067 1966 Villa Ale o 513 351 006, 385 Alta Vista Road 513 351 008 1938 residence Palm Springs Main Post 333 East Amado Road 508 041 009 Office BmIdin Palm Springs Chamber of 190 West Amado Road 513 082 018 1957 Commerce Bwldin 2805 Anza Trail 510 140 013 residence Twin Palms District 1070 East Apache Road 511 032 013 1957 Contributor Twin Palms District 1825 South A uanetta Drive 511 043 003 1957 Contributor Twin Palms District 1828 South A uanetta Drive 511 053 001 1957 Contributor 1750-1844 South Araby Drive 510 070 001-031 Park South Condominiums 449 East I Arenas Road 508 086 002 1 Royal Springs Apartments 200-298, 201-299 East I Arenas Road various Commercial Block 1947/1963(2nd 200 West Arenas Road 513 142 003 story addition) Chase Hotel 370 West Arenas Road 513 141 011 1947 The Hideaway 400 West Arenas Road 513 470 002-009 The Four Hundred 529 West Arenas Road 513 132 017 1920s Arenas Gardens Hotel 928 North Avenida Palmas 507 164 001 1929-30 Cary Grant Residence 953 North Avenida Palmas 507154005 residence 485 East Avenida Palmer@ 508 352 001 1953 residence Avenida Palos 946 North Verdes 507 163 013 1932 residence Avenida Palos 976 North Verdes 507 154 004 1946 residence Avenida Palos 828 Verdes 507 163 006 residence Avenida Palos 996 Verdes 507 154 001 1933-1944 residence 1300 East Bans[o Road 1 508 100 024 Plaza Racquet Club 225 West Bansto Road 513 202 002 1947 Del Marcos Hotel 701 West Bansto Road 513181 022 1937/1947 Palm Springs Tennis Club 301 North Belardo Road 513 070 009,010 1927 O'Donnell Golf Course The Cloisters-Liberate 501 North Belardo Road 505 323 001 1930 Compound 1 (/,f I City of Palm Springs Department of Strategic Planning Pagel ADDENDUM Palm Springs Citywide Historic Resources Survey 2003 List of 200 Resources for which Primary Records were completed Date of Address Direction Street APN Construction Resource Name 150 South Belardo Road 513 143 009 1925 Oasis Hotel 513 152 014; 261 South Belardo Road 513 152 019 1934 Orchid Tree Hotel 339 South Belardo Road 513 202 009 1930s La Serena Villas 415 South Belardo Road 513212004 1930s Estrella Inn Hugh M.and Rosemary 1897 East Belding Drive 502 032 003 1959 Ka lur Residence 2290 South Bisna a Avenue 510 210 012 1925 residence Buena Vista Bob&Dolores Hope 1014 Drive 507221010 1936 Residence 641 North Cahuilla Road 505 294 008 1930 Dorothy Hoover House 141 South Cahuilla Road 513 141 005 1936 Frances Winter Home 175 South Cahuilla Road 513 141 016 Casa Cod Palm Springs Women's 314 South Cahuilla Road 513 202 001 1940 Club 430 South Cahuilla Road 513 212 002 1048 The Colony Apartments 524 South Calls Ale 508 122 003 1935 Lucille Taylor Residence 552-556 South Calls A"o 508 122 006 1935-1936 residence 1275 South Calls De Maria 508 403 003 1955 residence 553-557 South Calle Encilia 508 122 015 1937 residence 526 South Calle Palo Flerrol 508 141 002 1935 Grimm House 545 South Calle Palo Fierro 508 125 016 1928 residence 1311 East Camino Ama ola 508 234 005 1948 Lynbrook Apartments 1357 East Camino Ama ola 508 234 003 residence Camino Buena 272 West Vista 513 400 004 residence Camino Mr.&Mrs Johnny Mercer 282 West Carmelita 513 400 024 1937 Residence 1415 North Camino Centro 505 192 008 1963-64 residence 1145 Camino Mirasol 505231005 1920s "White Tiles" 1184 Camino Mirasol 505 202 016 residence 1995 South Camino Monte 513 410 001 1930 Ship of the Desert 365 Camino Norte 505 174 018 residence 425 Camino Norte 505 174 016 1952 residence 2684 North Cardillo Avenue 504 072 011 1938 Chuck Coffman House City of Palm Springs Department of Strategic Planning Page 2 ADDENDUM Palm Springs Citywide Historic Resources Survey 2003 List of 200 Resources for which Primary Records were completed Date of Address Direction Street APN Construction Resource Name Chino Canyon 845 West Road 504211003 residence 444 West Chino Drive 505311006 residence 1011 West Cielo Drive 504201024 1955 residence 1021 West Cielo Drive 504 201 027 1968-69 Max Palevsky Residence 161-199 South Civic Drive 502 220 001-010 Office Complex Desert Palms 1947/1990s 1950 East Drive 502 033 011 alterations House of Tomorrow 1323 South Driftwood Drive 508 402 005 1950 Holden Residence 175 East El Alameda 505 285 012 1936 Harlow Heaven 1011 East El Alameda 507 233 001 Lee Miller Adobe 1029 East El Alameda 507 233 002 1935 residence 1052 East El Alameda 507 231 004 1937 residence 1385 East El Alameda 507 253 005 Frances Lederer Residence 210 West El Camino Way 513 374 009 1945 residence Palm Springs Unified 333 South Farrell Drive 502 230 003 School District Building 155 West Hermosa Place 505 263 009 1946 The Villa Hermosa 334 West Hermosa Place 505 252 011 1926-1930 Seymour Lazar 432 West Hermosa Place 505 252 028 Dinah Shore Residence Indian Canyon 100 North Drive 508 053 003 1955-1959 Spa Hotel Indian Canyon 119 North Drive 513 092 004 1945 Commercial Building Indian Canyon 290 North Drive 508 041 008 Commercial Building Indian Canyon 508 031 021, Downtown Shell Company 300 North Drive 508 031 014 1950 Gas Station Indian Canyon 311 North Drive 513 081 011 1940 Greyhound Bus Station Indian Canyon 572 North Drive 507 195 018 The Palms at Palm Springs Indian Canyon 640 North Drive 507183006 Spanish Inn Indian Canyon 726 North Drive 507 181 010 1935 The Movie Colony Hotel Indian Canyon 783 North Drive 505 286 010 Casa Palmeras Indian Canyon 1305 North Drive 505 184 012 1929 residence Indian Canyon 1480 North Drive 507 024 015 1948 Casa de Camera Indian Canyon 504040038,504133 1934/1945&1960s 2743 North Drive 001,002,504 361 002 additions Racquet Club Indian Canyon 454-462 North Drive 508031001 1960 Commercial Buildin City of Palm Springs Y �/®®y(Department of Strategic Planning / • Page 3 ADDENDUM Palm Springs Citywide Historic Resources Survey 2003 List of 200 Resources for which Primary Records were completed Date of Address Direction Street APN Construction Resource Name Indian Canyon 100 South Drive 508081002 1960 Welmas Plaza Indian Canyon 500 South Drive 508 121 001 1958 Security First National Bank Indian Canyon 440-460 South Drive 508 094 016 1960 Commercial Building 2027 Jacques Drive 501 142 003 residence Twin Palms District 991 La Jolla Road 511 054 005 1957 Contributor Twin Palms District 1027 La Jolla Road 511 034 005 1957 Contributor Twin Palms District 1081 La Jolla Road 511 034 002 1957 Contributor 1300 La Verne Way none 1971 Fire Station No 4 1350 Ladera Circle 505 082 011,012 1962 House of Tomorrow 590 West Linda Vista Drivel 513 193 014 residence 591 West Linda Vista Drive 513 193 026 Casa de Suenos 650 West Linda Vista Drive 513 193 018 residence 694 East Mel Avenue 507 081 003 1937 residence 300 West Merito Place 505 293 005 Villa Serena Residence Merito Manor&Merito 183-193 West Merito Place 505 302 012,013 1960s Place 1907 South Mesa Drive 513 390 031 1933 residence 131 East Moron go Road 508 302 027 1940-1954 residence 146 East Moron go Road 508 301 022 1936 Jacobs Residence 133 East Ocotillo Avenue 508 301 002 1932 residence 140 East Ocotillo Avenue 508 292 022 residence William Gray Purcell 252 East Ocotillo Avenue 508 292 013 1933 Residence 606 South Oleander Road 680 094 001 Veterinary Medical Building 226 West Overlook Road 513 372 013 1926-1928 residence 324 West Overlook Road 513 362 012 1930s residence 318 West Pablo Drive 513 201 004 1964 residence 550 West Palisades Drive 513 110 043 1945-60 residence 660 West Palisades Drive 513 110 044 1959 Russell House Paim Canyon 1963-64/2000 Caliente Tropics Hotel and 411 East Drive 511 060 006 renovation Restaurant Palm Canyon 1050 East Drive 508 432 019 1952 L'Horizon Garden Hotel Palm Canyon 1111 East Drive 511 035 128 1956 Ocotillo Lod e City of Palm Springs Department of Strategic Planning / Page 4 ADDENDUM Palm Springs Citywide Historic Resources Survey 2003 List of 200 Resources for which Primary Records were completed Date of Address Direction Street APN Construction Resource Name Palm Canyon 174 North Drive 513 092 010 1948 The Town&Country Center Palm Canyon 288 North Drive 513 091 016 1930s Commercial Building Palm Canyon 641 North Drive 505 302 006 1945 Villa Soleil Apartments Palm Canyon Howard Lapham Office 666 North Drive 505 303 012 Building Palm Canyon 687 North Drive 505 302 027 1947 Dollard Building Palm Canyon 766 North Drive 505 286 002 1934 Kocher-Samson Building Palm Canyon "New World Marketplace" 849 North Drive 505253010 1950 Building Palm Canyon 879 North Drive 505283012 1947 Camera Exchange Buildin Palm Canyon 1000 North Drive 505 265 006 1947 Potter Clinic Building Palm Canyon Palm Springs Liquors 1200 North Drive 505243004 Building Palm Canyon 1345 North Drive 505 211 013 1956 Harold Hicks Real Estate Palm Canyon Las Palmas Liquors 1595 North Drive 505165 010 Germain Bros.Liquor) Palm Canyon Williams Office Building 1701 North Drive 504 310 015 former) Don's Drugs) Palm Canyon 2277 North Drive 504 242 008 1945 Desert Inn Visitor Center Palm Canyon Willliam Cody Shell 2796 North Drive 504091001 1964 Company Gas Station Palm Canyon 1081-1087 North Drive 505 261 006 1946 Seeburg Building Palm Canyon 1488-1490 North Drive 505 184 002,003 Montana Plaza Palm Canyon 401-407 North Drive 513 082 013 1945 Commercial Building Palm Canyon 463-477 North Drive 513 082 034 1935-1940 Casa de Bellas Aries Palm Canyon 891-899 North Drive 505 283 013 1953 Nichols II Building Palm Canyon 191 South Drive 513 143 006 Adagio Galleries Building Palm Canyon Wessman Development 300 South Drive 513 204 005 Company Building Palm Canyon 383 South Drive 513203006 1956 Commercial Building Palm Canyon 499 South Drive 513 213 005 1960 Washington Mutual Palm Canyon 588 South Drive 513 280 004 1959 Bank of America Palm Canyon Moorten Gardens and 1735 South Drive 513 376 010 Residence Palm Canyon 1757 South Drive 513 376 018 1940 residence Palm Canyon Royal Hawaiian Estates 1774 South Drive 511 070 001-041 1960s Condominiums Palm Canyon 101-121 South Drive 513143 009 Oasis Commercial Building Palm Canyon 333-343 South Drive 513 203 013 1953 The Alley City of Palm Springs Department of Strategic Planning / �� Page 5 ADDENDUM Palm Springs Citywide Historic Resources Survey 2003 List of 200 Resources for which Primary Records were completed Date of Address Direction Street APN Construction Resource Name Palm Canyon 458-464 South Drive 513 214 005 1960 Commercial Building 711 West Panorama Road 504 213 006 Edna Root Residence Passe El 1200 East Meador 507 520 023 1939 residence Paseo El 1250 East Meador 507 530 001 1956 residence 591 North Palencia Road 505 312 004 1937 residence 999 North Palencia Road 505 251 005 1957-1959 J.J.Robinson House 257 South Patencio Road 513132 005 1924 Korakia Pensione 611 North Phillips Road 507 201 006 1962 Abernathy House Racquet Club 590 East Road 501 590 009 1964 Fire Station No 3 St.Theresa's Catholic 2800 East Ramon Road 502 240 008-010 1968 Church 700 West Ramon Road 513 550 005 Rose Cottage First Church of Christ 605 South Riverside Drive 508 191 015 1956-57 Scientist San Lorenzo 555 East Road 508 192 022 Triangle Inn Seven Lakes Condominiums and Country 4100 Drive 681 020 006 1964 Club 787 East Sonora Road 508 362 001 1947 Levin House 2175 Southrid e Drive 510 250 031 1966 Arthur Elrod Residence Originally Goldberg Family 2340 Southrid e Drive 510 250 006 1967 Residence 2399 Southrid e Drive 510 260 020 1978 "La Piedra" 2466 Southrid e Drive 510 260 028 1979 Bob Hoe Residence 2000 black Southnd e Drive 681 080 001-052 Rimcrest Condominiums 591 West Stevens Road 505 171 001 residence 211 North Sunrise Way 508 070 016 1970 The Gas Company Buildin 1800 South Sunrise Way various 1927- Smoke Tree Ranch Tahquitz Canyon Jane Augustine Patencio 1095 East Way 508100034 Cemetery Tahquitz Canyon 2244 East Way 502 085 001-014 1950 Desert Holly Tahquitz Canyon 2905 East Way 502220018 Prudential Building Tahquitz Canyon Riverside County 3255 East Way 502 210 017 1962 Courthouse-P.S.Branch Tahquitz Canyon Palm Springs International 3400 East Way 677 270 019-030 1966 Airport Tahquitz Canyon 401-493 East Way 508 082 003 1960 NOIA Commercial Building 137 South Tah uitz Drive 513 120 010 1929 Finkins House City of Palm Springs / Department of Strategic Planning / Page 6 ADDENDUM Palm Springs Citywide Historic Resources Survey 2003 List of 200 Resources for which Primary Records were completed Date of Address Direction Street APN Construction Resource Name 139 South Tah uilz Drive 513 120 011 1937 Villa Amalfi 141 South Tah uitz Drive 513 120 013 1929 residence 143 South Tah uitz Drive 513 120 015 1930 O'Sullivan Residence 147 South Tah uitz Drive 513 120 016 1929 Crocker House originally Pullman Family 1320 Tamarisk Road 507 255 008 Residence 643 South Thornhill Road 508 220 008 Thornhill Apartments Twin Palms Twin Palms District 1003 East Drive 511 032 011 1957 Contributor Twin Palms Twin Palms District 1025 East Drive 511 032 010 1957 Contributor Twin Palms Twin Palms District 1067 East Drive 511032008 1957 Contributor 487 East Valmonte Norte 507 186 007 1937-1944 residence 1272 East Verbena Drive 507253009 1954 Donald Wexler Residence 260 West Vereda Sur 505221011 residence 321 West Vereda Sur 505 202 007 residence 1145 East Via Colusa 507 274 003 1946 residence former clubhouse for the El 1220 North Via Donna 507 510 033 1928 Mirador Golf Club 657 North Via Miraleste 507 185 001 1930 Invernada 2555 North Via Miraleste 501 590 007 1960-1970 Frances Crocker Library 1123 North Via Monte Vista 505 094 002 1958 residence 1295 North Via Monte Vista 505 084 001 residence Raymond Cree Middle 1011 East Vista Chino 507100031 School 424 West Vista Chino 504 292 010 1951-1952 May House 1194 North Vista Ves ero 505 094 007 residence Warm Sands 555 South Drive 508 213 001 Warm Sands Villas Smoke Tree Ranch Rock 2/21 510 104 007 1934 Residence IV14 4ZP City of Palm Springs Department of Strategic Planning Page 7 07/28/04 11:22 FAX 949_753 7002 PCR IRVINE 1@001 ^, jQ JUL 2g 2004 �1r PECEDIE? P. O. Box 4738 Palm Springs, CA 99963 July 28, 2004 Mr. Mayor and Councilmembers, As you might recall,the Palm Springs Modern Committee was directly involved in obtaining the funds for the excellent citywide historic resources survey that has almost been finalized. Further, we were involved in establishing the scope of services under which the consultants have been operating. The scope of services clearly states, "The final survey will be approved by the Palm Springs City Council and submitted to the State Historic Preservation Officer," According to the city's Historic Site Preservation Board,there are stilt a few corrections and additional outstanding items remaining to be completed. however, HSPB members believe that it will be. only a month or two before corrections have been made and a complete survey will be ready for submission to the City Council for your approval. In the cover letter for this item from Mr. Doug Evans he states that"Staff will continue to work with the HSPB in developing recommendations from the survey results. Recommendations may include formal approval of the survey." The phrase "may include formal approval" directly conflicts with the agreement between our committee,the scope of work signed by the consultant, and the City. Given how close the survey is to being finalized, it would be much better for the council to wait a few months and approve the completed survey than to take action this evening and "receive and file" the document. By voting to "receive and file" the survey, there is the very real possibility that priority will not be given to formal approval once the few remaining corrections have been made and, instead,the approval vote will be postponed into the distant future. Therefore, the Palm Springs Modern Committee strongly recommends that the council not take action on this item and, instead,vote on approval of the survey when it is fully completed in the next few months. Si erely, Peter Moruzzi Founding Chairman