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CITY OF WEST CHICAGO

                    HISTORICAL PRESERVATION COMMISSION
                       AGENDA ITEM SUMMARY
ITEM TITLE:

Discussion on Amending the Boundaries of the Turner   AGENDA ITEM NUMBER: 6 A.
Junction Historic District

                                           COMMISSION AGENDA DATE: 05-24-22

STAFF REVIEW: John Sterrett, City Planner           SIGNATURE __________________________


ITEM SUMMARY:
Attached is a map of the Turner Junction Historic District outlined in green. The areas outlined in yel-
low are redevelopment areas identified in the 2017 Central Main Street Redevelopment Plan. This
map has been supplied to begin discussion from the Commission of potentially amending the bound-
aries of the Turner Junction Historic District to exclude these properties, as well as others, that are
anticipated to be redeveloped.

ACTION PROPOSED:

Discussion on potentially amending the boundaries of the Turner Junction Historic District.

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DRAFT
   WEST CHICAGO HISTORICAL PRESERVATION COMMISSION MEETING
                                    April 26, 2022

Members Present:                      City Staff:
Vince Malina                          John Sterrett, City Planner
Keith Letsche                            Sara Phalen, Museum Director
Crystal Noland-Rianni
Richard Vigsnes
                                       Guests:
                                       Michael Krog, Atcherson Association
Members Absent:                      Dennis Wall, Anona West
SueEllen Edwards
Reverend Bill Andrews


1. Call to Order and Establishment of a Quorum
  The meeting was called to order by Chairman Malina at 6:01p.m. A quorum was established.

2. Certificate of Appropriateness Review
  A. C.O.A. 22-01 – 129 Fremont Street – Anona West, Inc. – Door Replacement
  Mr. Sterrett stated that Anona West, Inc., owner of 129 Fremont Street in the Turner Junction
   Historic District, is requesting approval to remove and replace two existing exterior doors on
   the existing one-story brick commercial building. The main entrance door on Fremont Street
   has damage to the wood jamb and door panel as well as seal damage to the transom glass above
   the door. The rear door, which is a double panel, has damage to the bottom of both door panels.
  The front door will be replaced with a bronze anodized aluminum door and transom frame with
   the same style panel as the existing. The rear door will also be a bronze anodized aluminum
  frame with same style panel and will contain a 2’-6” sidelite.
  The Commission discussed the importance of preserving the look of the existing front door,
  which is the existing door to the building. Chairman Malina made a motion, seconded by
  Commissioner Letsche, to approve the COA application with the following conditions:
   1. The proposed door to replace the existing front door will match the existing door in style and
   size.
   2. The proposed door shall contain the same size glass as the existing glass.
   3. The proposed transom on the front door shall match the existing transom in style and size.
  With a voice vote of all aye, the motion carried.


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B. C.O.A. 22-02 – 179-183 W Washington Street – Atcherson Association – Flat Roof
  Replacement
  Mr. Sterrett stated that Atcherson Association, owner of 179-183 West Washington Street (the
  Atcherson Building) in the Turner Junction Historic District, is requesting approval to replace
   the existing flat roof on the two-story commercial building. The existing roof will be removed
  down to sheeting and the roof deck will be inspected for any damage and replaced as needed.
  The applicant intends to install 5.2” ISO board insulation followed by a CT Black Diamond
   base sheet and low slope modified bitumen.

   After a brief discussion, Chairman Malina made a motion, seconded by Commissioner Vigsnes,
   to approve the COA application as presented. With a voice vote of all ayes the motion carried.
3. Historic District Boundaries/Strategies
  Mr. Sterrett stated that staff is doing research into amending the historic district boundaries and
   waiting for a response from the State. Mr. Sterrett provided an update on other items in the
  Turner Junction Historic District including a menu board replacement for 130 Fremont Street
  and a new wall sign at 142 W Washington. The Commission discussed the façade project at 200
  Main Street and there was concern that existing brick that was in good shape and salvageable
  may be being disposed of. Mr. Sterrett stated he would follow up with Public Works on this
   issue.

4. Adjournment
  Chairman Malina a made a motion, seconded by Commissioner Vigsnes, to adjourn the
   meeting. With a voice vote of all ayes the motion carried. The meeting, at 6:22 p.m., was
   adjourned.

Respectfully submitted by,
John H. Sterrett, City Planner


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