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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1958-01-14 rr-Ftt r C the uteric i:_trtFte i,rsrercirr c 'el' Tan. 1. , 'G ,o r 11 tel, io] towsno the iienccok Churn!- h aurin: . -resent :ere C. or le loners Qcvis , Kettell , ith, for 1rcl :arsons. r. iltur sequitP: , lawyer ^r..r3 he one ve': c x ore cr lees "far. rred" the &ct rrnS p°re ent for a short rile Le discuss the "Puraooe" and "relative" pert$ es the ,at. Oc' the lection new officers: & r. Parsons itne nominated se Chs -b4n no; t .i, ear nut- dec .ined and of er some discussion it tn ' c led that kr. avis and tr. :nylon w li continue ae Chair Ar rd ecretary antil Tun, 1st CC un' i_ the ila.:coek Church Fettlement, whichever caeca first. ,1.ar.... : Ii ;t. voted unai;tnouely that Fan #2, colon!. I -ecr-1.:ir, :.e designated it cone 5.dered to roeri'to se :rr sc1:i.1"-" or. -o present structure. It ae 'c-tend 'xna Dirn.c.eatly. that the addition, represonted r.,::etch �, sal ) ;r e rohl ,eat cc-1c,.nisl iroT':sJnr type of ntrfc. ra. is int r°„ onfl te. t was ananl mr lv tctr-d try t tt e sd.tir an rcapreoented by et-a. ,e e4 .vricb repre ents a very if nor aocc;itication of chene 't -'h.in�, vas dies',t -eyed are:,eioue l,, cc the t p:: r toes...or is e t,Vti Invos err:ate. The cliscate✓icn re. lte-d in R tentative clee..t:ion r:o tit suss- these decisions t:it the -:own ' rinse' s +d t2 e 8pnravee , •11' ier :cm >a f' n*1. to ice of dime,,pprova.i and in a 1. ...tor e"' tranen.i'ttnl with nobioc , 02' cr co n;eet wilt the npolicart td. dlecurr with thea p trib le :1te;rnaate riar8. It on r.cted that in ierr.ring thie no ice of eti.ar royal, etra+?ra?ala. 3 meet dont tri .e1y oe omitted. b ra .itcnst8 111 'Carroll , Town 14 tar.E:, to r.rfte Ci c pies rf the peaches b, G"r. 1111s, r. ilson and ';r. Hun . la.t the neer. nt , :tr. avi.Le ..c,: LI:(' se to Phew t. Tar. Levens. diset..,;.,Ie. vtrao 1r1 en se_k idea cf r. K. ate;1I s toe au-se tionz t4r *F; zau itien, i case t: ie besactes necere:ar; to pr. sent to t applicant. .ectirver djeu.nied at 11:00 P..6r • imelt ,ir=ci . � ctri,:.F ,t:lrarr. 4 %-;6 3 hearin`, o'° the letoi is Met ' to Ccni .1. s+or. wee held on tic der, '' Beier^ 1 , ave t 7:.:C P.? . in. e:,rbroor He 1 on the nrreleati :n of the eancoc. Con- °egettioral Church for a cer_i;icate of ?perfopria .e- noes tt -o .he proposed erection of an add en o the exist/nu Luilding ut 1912 eate. nve. welch is within the battle 3reen District. el tin, .ere Commissioners Davis , °:ettell, :inith, Ta for and Parsons. G=r. evir (batmen, 'sad the cvice, "r. Cliffe-d Punt Chairman cf the l3uildine rears Com ittee , ee the apelieant ; r. 3arold e li11ie, of *lot on, trc .it t; , r. ltert I. '"i3.00n, r. of Lee Long Range r"l.nnnine Cor tittee cc' the -iauroh ell e oke ailength. Lcriee of these s eeches are enclosed. Ls. vie :asked r. 'illis , •rchitect if he could fernier the Cc mission vitt ieteel.s of colors, rn terials, etc. ee ti ese sere not shown cn the a._;stahee aubri ted. he :greed. r. claw.3 ireeiiey: tsked what is th oapscity of the parking space n what part c. it ecul,i be retained if hui l e, ere cn tee back. Dr. Hunt: capacity is free 110-112 oars i d h t e/3 wove be taken sway ,Q1 out ldint dere on the back. r. Ur. 'reeley; poke on what is appropriateness :-poke of the atmosphere of the Common. tentioned Salem Common :ere the surrounding* houses are close together but built by wealthy men of correrce and reflect that eteraphere and those times. erar, Ingham, where the buildlnee are more widely scattered, sisrilar to ours . ..ire eters uilt b c more "bourneioe" class. Oar Lexinetom Common reflects the farm village, where all ©treete come on helter-skelter ;nd .xr 'ran tourits from all Per th. morld. If 7e Rive one owner the rid° t to increase their building, care rule of appropriateness would pernit another o.ner to lc the same. Any hcure could •e `ncreaeed in size. ten the Cou* or. squid not reflect character ex ,ected end Co:i .n would be ruined because o; relationship of Buil-dings to each other and to she Common itself. •'o dcuele a prong is not tr co-rect it. ouch. a beautiful, precious. eL. ibit must not be -uined be s "tumor" on one side. Charles .Tittle; ,'e are not thinking o the suture then in retard to ci ildren. are loexinw backwards 2nd not to the future. eoirlcn base; C urce ce t e tnr.de no, .s a real monetrocity. tucco annex made it even worse. Setter to keep it stc tt i4 now or better to meet problem, _ et oney of Church ;t of improving Church by addition *e it and to Si;_peove it .n such a way that 't wil •e much less conspicuous than it ie now. Need clear thinkin , forward not oaokwa . eeiter .Sande, President of Texin,ton eintoricel ociety ,ckeu if he could ask a plicant If a vote of the ndividual ar mbere of the 't.urct bed ever been taken^ kr. Davie ask- d -r.Munt of he c 'ed to enr• er this. er. Hunt: No. eueh c vote ie now in cantittee being p-2 Fss cock Ch-uvbh - - prep^red for t; a '.rturch. ;r. Jaz . said he cc . the r, rnbers cf t e L.ociety stood in back of the work t a Cor Ass ton vas 'to r" 1CD' . Chapin Harris: Reels need of children Is of r zt importance. re. orlon ..i_pie: pa s ,h re are 9 penile and 'ables in vac of building. Could not as ©econ1 story be built on present miner' Could It not be treanilined Dr. Hunt; Can eee no benefit from that. Mrs. .o1.i pie: Feels as much ape: space as nosaaib'k roans. rer -r '-t shoal be kept and does not ike to close it round It, Tar. °1•ti. ?.Greeley: 'lshed t einoerel aapr' Rize for the :acrd"tumor„ as lazed `n re lard to the, nds: i aY< cl. hou441 never here az,ecl the word but meant that the bulk is imp-ropriate. kr. dlwaard Rowse : :,nake of the hardship clause which had been etrecsed. mare lc it tad Aunt suff I ent importance . .bearing on the fin. n c of the Co: oiesion. L?r. Davie: Cov. lesion must concicer the hardship angle. Mr. Rowse: Could a le Ler be cent tc the Co+rtieaicn? Mr. David: 1iearing: coon to pu. .ic a Sd a .y tin. mus` be car. ' -',erect t.-en. se: ..poke of the hours of ti-e .; .ndeay .School a^2 asi:ed why 12 o' clock sou d net be coni_iciered instead of 12.ter sn the afternoon. Eked why ,.,andey chool a .,rters could not be e n i lend in the new cnuroh location? norace Conlon: : apt of c. ,andra k-choeli nirl c.-cumlttees were s1.l .pointed by mein.her9 f t e church, not ^a new levels).- ^•e^.t thiPt the need had beet. there for a lone time, etc. "r. •Jacksono upt. of unda Z choo1 before :k1-, Conlon: ,r.,a'l Lech up Mr. Conlon. ' a unbar of tt. "Wen- ani : Planninrr 'or ittee. iardshir there. Is interer:ted ,n 1: e .velfare ^ 11- l .l inen. second chaurch would not solve Vie F^ob'ou . Mr. Harris:o .r.y w r the first aanplic:ation turned .ewe: nd .vhy "no tards..ip"4 ur. Davis: "Lou have a houe'n,x problem vat alter a study of the ACt, prob em, e .c. _c no,- believe it was con idered that real hardeh.i was dealt out to you until 'cu a,. a> 'tone more exp !crime for a more appropriate answer tc t is problem." kr. .)ov4> said that wee all the a tatement he cared to rna4ke. Dr.-+orman Boyer: said a letter sent out t Christmas to Church members. Laid on a return of 25 of an, rr,bers , I ^ ehocved 43; lived in rexinvton and 57' ived outside Lexington. Mr. Jack>^on asked here Dr.Soyer ived. r. 'sl1- iai• Tall: poke of wretches '2,: and 4. :,eked if ketch fC Nr.s. not scheme X with e li,ht modifications. acid he th coir t pro •11 t over the a. rex abcur the cnl:, change. iflould rti2' eet 32 feet of annex. 2—,3 :.an a oc.H_ 6bzzrct :r. oiart 1err1wn vet, ;uS- disturbed over fells. x"C:t.:.a she Cturch has e; du y both tc. Cala. CL.urck' a.,ad to the .town. `.-pinks t would be a vr etr_utent tc ` e ecu.,..Ac,uradinge. H the ',ural': had a nroblctm o irowtl 'ti: so dc al.' other churches • Is a te'iperar; prcbler but t,cul oe dealt with. iuild nether ca urct. 1_'ecicwl the Mnce re ";Erdman 'untar., "!':cannon egret -,C Zit. aar, e e :13ineu Viz a.',d eai 1 ,ad been - ra.+n tc attention el a icart arcs t!-^L' w B the °ea©en fon t e fir :; chmnrxe in riane and pootponeme t vi liret hr ring. Lor. ec .vitY.: 'aid alternatives ram:. not een t-orerarhly inreetig< ted• feed rcem cut here Ire ether alt©rnatieea. 0 1.er allure- could be built before too 1.ong. kr. Chas : a, ora. knr oppo. ition is an, '- - ranee t tourists. Peale buil.ting could be improved and nae hurt. dtialcc thost en*, u.rc'-itect Dula .2gree. yr. hclaud /reeley: ,aid he !knew a number of a architects sand th u -bt .r re wa u7 l bu jut t as many to disagreed. r. a.rwin .athaway: Feele anythinf^ tl..at _s 1 e to the Chun~ct- would ,,.mke it a i'.r ter b nstroeity. Feels Ca iso!o: el- oulc? nota low any'than -1c, se c ta.:e away va.' ue 1 °'' ze i..to"'ic ?istti.:te i:=itL new) arc, ccu1 se r,atlt muick7iy e. that t years `e efould est ce a. of;red wit: saire prob em. ec.1s '.F ,ve do 'build tYi: -hien, it veil eti'.' uu .liada'ivate and. merely W-eiroff sui13_. nother church. c.e1 if 'this new charc'- i::• post-toned, t about five -mare a 01-er 01—eec i ,tec ,v1Jl ea, 'a need .it si, ,ger and ..e a substantial hardship. r. Conlon: :Iards7'1p see rot- Lnesn one,, brt _sans hn ao mrd °ir1e. tela people , ( tourists ) sta.; Fain:•. Church has Brown wit'- the 'Co""an. L rs.t�x rpl. vis: Couldn' t the arc 'teat be ask,- d tc mac Damns .J'owin, a '.dit on in he rea r" ire. Jones : C.:uldn' t this addition 10 here be put here"..moved ;r. cun?f. . Just trove It round to back?? elarina mdjourned at 9;OC P.t'. 3lhelr: ina J. 't-coags , Clerk