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2025 05 28 Historic Preservation Commission Meeting

RAPID CITY HISTORIC PRESERVATION COMMISSION
Wednesday, May 28, 2025 / 8:00 a.m. – 9:00 a.m.

This is a hybrid meeting. Attend in person in the Honey Bee Meeting Room on the second floor of City Hall or join by Zoom at the link below:
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Committee members are reminded they are subject to SDCL 3-23 (Disclosure Laws), which address the disclosure of any conflicts of interest a member may have regarding direct benefit from any item for the committee’s consideration. Members should report any potential conflicts to the committee chair.

Call To Order

General Public Comments

Approval of Meeting Agenda*

Approval of Minutes*

New Business

  • Public Hearing - Case Report for 1215 West Boulevard*
    Applicant: Michele M. Lohr Living Trust
    File Number: 25RS001
  1.   pdf Staff Memo
  2.   pdf Project Description
  3.   pdf SHPO Letter
  4.   pdf Case Report Form

           Action Requested: Agree with, disagree with, or decline to comment on the Case Report. Additionally, provide any other comments on the proposed project Case Report.

  • 2025-2026 CLG Grant Funding Update

Old Business

  • Updates on June Historic Preservation Event Planning

Other Business

  • Discussion on Ongoing Historic Preservation Commission Projects

Summary of 11.1 Reviews

4/22/25 – 25RS003/CIHR25-0007 (717 South Street) – Project consists of restoring the front chimney and removing the rear chimney on the residence, which is a contributing structure in the West Boulevard Historic District. A mason has confirmed that the front chimney on the north portion of the home is made from bricks likely from the time period when the home was built (1880-1890) and the property owner believes these bricks to be handmade. The rear chimney located towards the south portion of the home was built with mass produced bricks dated post-1920 and is non-functional. The disinigration of the rear chimney presents a safety hazard as well as a possible source of weather damage to the home. The restoration of the front chimney and the removal of the rear chimney will help to restore the home to the time period it was built. SHPO determined no adverse effect on 4/22/25.

4/22/25 – 25RS004/CIHR25-0008 (905 Columbus Street) – Project consists of replacing 2 sets of double-hung windows on the west side of the home, off of the kitchen. The residence on this property is a contributing structure in the West Boulevard Historic District. The windows that are being replaced are not historic and were installed in the 1990’s. These existing windows have a metal-clad exterior and are affixed with plastic divided light grille inserts to simulate an 8-over-8 pattern on each set of double-hung windows. These windows will be replaced with 2 Marvin 37” x 37” awning windows with a metal-clad exterior and a wooden interior. Each window will have a 5x5 simulated divided light pattern, to match other historic wind with bars on the interior and exterior of the glass and spacer bars between the glass. The existing wood trim will be replaced with a wood trim of the same size. SHPO determined no adverse effect on 4/22/25.

4/23/25 – 25RS005/CIHR25-0009 (912 Saint James Street) – Project consists of replacing the existing 3-window bay on the front of the home. The residence on this property is a non-contributing structure in the West Boulevard Historic District. The window bay is not original to the home and consists of a vinyl picture window surrounded by 2 vinyl double-hung windows, with an asphalt shingle roof. The existing bay was not structurally supported and has sagged significantly, causing the windows to let in water and cold air. The replacement window bay will be made of structurally engineered materials and will consist of a picture window surrounded by 2 double-hung windows, with an asphalt shingle roof. SHPO determined no adverse effect on 4/23/25.

4/22/25 – 25RS006/CIHR25-0006 (826 Saint James Street) – Project consists of replacing a portion of siding on the rear of the home. The residence on the property is a contributing structure in the West Boulevard Historic District. The home is sided with a historic wooden clapboard siding with a 2 1/2” reveal on the first story and wood shakes on the 2nd story. A portion of the siding has been damaged on the back of the home and will be removed and replaced with like materials. The replacement siding will consist of cedar lap siding with a 2 1/2” reveal on the 1st level of the home and cedar shakes on the 2nd level. SHPO determined no adverse effect on 4/22/25.

Adjourn

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