===== PDF PAGE 1 ===== [Extraction: OCR (rendered-page OCR)] NOD wR WHERE HISTORY G& PROGRESS MEET Historical Preservation Commission Tuesday, August 22, 2023 - 6:00 p.m. West Chicago City Hall — Council Chambers 475 Main Street West Chicago, IL 60185 AGENDA Call to Order, Roll Call and Establishment of a Quorum Public Comment Certificate of Appropriateness Review C.0.A. 23-13 — 123 Main Street — Roof Replacement C.O.A. 23-14 — 116 Main Street — Awning mOUOw > Preliminary Review Historic District/Landmark Updates Other Business Adjournment Mayor City Council Michael Guttman, City Administrator Historical Preservation Commission Members Tom Dabareiner, Community Development Director Mehul Patel, Public Works Director John Sterrett, City Planner Sara Phalen, City Museum Director News Media 475 Main Street | T (630) 293-2200 West Chicago, Minos | F (630) 293-3028 60185 www.westchicago.org C.O.A. 23-10 — Fremont Street Water Tower — Fence Replacement C.O.A. 23-11 — 102 Main Street — Non-II]uminated Wall Sign C.O.A. 23-12 — 137 Turner Court — Windows/Doors Replacement | Ruben Pineda MAYOR Nancy M. Smith CITY CLERK Michael L. Guttman CITY ADMINISTRATOR ===== PDF PAGE 2 ===== [Extraction: embedded PDF text] DRAFT MINUTES WEST CHICAGO HISTORICAL PRESERVATION COMMISSION MEETING May 23, 2023 Members Present: City Staff: Vince Malina John Sterrett, City Planner Reverend Bill Andrews Keith Letsche Richard Vigsnes Guests: Wendy Christman Robert Collier, 425 E Washington Street SueEllen Edwards Holly Perez, 312 E Washington Street Josiah Ostoich, 422 E Washington Street Guillermo Gonzalez, 116 Main Street Members Absent: None 1. Call to Order, Roll Call, and Establishment of a Quorum The meeting was called to order by Chairman Malina at 6:00 p.m. Roll call found Chairman Malina, and Commissioners Letsche, Edwards, Vigsnes, Andrews, and Christman present. No commissioners were absent. With six members present, a quorum was established. 2. Public Comment None 3. Certificate of Appropriateness Review A. C.O.A. 23-07 – 129 Fremont Street – Anona West, Inc. – Concrete Stoop/Steps 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 the existing concrete stoop and steps at the entrance to the building along Fremont Street. The replacement stoop and steps will be concrete. The existing stoop and steps are cracking and in need of repair. The stoop and steps will not be altered in size. The existing tile on the top step directly in front of the entrance door is proposed to be removed and replaced entirely with concrete. After a brief discussion, Chairman Malina made a motion, seconded by Commissioner Christman, to approve the COA application with the condition that the existing railing be reused and any of the existing tile on the stoop that is salvageable be incorporated into the step to the extent it is practical. With a voice vote of all ayes the motion carried. 1 ===== PDF PAGE 3 ===== [Extraction: embedded PDF text] B. C.O.A. 23-05 – 312 E Washington Street – Revolution Solar – Solar Panels Mr. Sterrett stated that Cherissa Marzano-Gabriel of Revolution Solar has applied for approval of a Certificate of Appropriateness on behalf of Holly Perez, owner of 312 East Washington Street in the East Washington Street Historic District, to install 10 roof-mounted solar panels on the property. Seven of these panels will be installed on the rear of the existing detached garage and will not be visible from public view along East Washington Street. The remaining three panels were originally to be installed on the roof of the garage facing East Washington Street and would have been visible from public view. When first discussed at the March 28, 2023 meeting, the Commission had concerns with the solar panels being placed on the street side of the garage in public view and wanted an explanation from the solar company as to the why panels are necessary on the street side of the garage. The solar company has since amended their COA application so that none of the solar panels are located on street side of the garage. Instead, three panels are proposed to be placed on the roof on the rear of the house away from public view. Seven solar panels are still proposed on the roof of the garage on the south side. Chairman Malina made a motion, seconded by Commissioner Vigsnes, to approve the COA application as amended. With a voice vote of all ayes the motion carried. C. C.O.A. 23-04 – 425 E Washington Street – Robert Collier – Detached Garage Demolition Mr. Sterrett stated that Robert Collier, homeowner of 425 E Washington Street in the East Washington Street Historic District, is requesting approval of a Certificate of Appropriateness (COA) to demolish the existing two-story detached garage on the property. The homeowner previously applied for and received approval of a COA to demolish the garage in July of 2016. A building permit was subsequently applied for and approved for this demolition. The demolition, however, did not occur and the approvals for the demo permit and the COA have since lapsed. The garage has horizontal wood clapboard siding that is experiencing wood rot in certain areas, and a gable roof covered in asphalt shingles. The condition of the garage has worsened since the COA approval in 2016. City staff has determined the garage lacks all structural components required to provide any structural integrity and that it is a safety hazard. When the new request to remove the detached garage came before the Commission in March of this year the Commission directed the applicant to obtain quotes to repair the garage versus demolishing and building a new garage. The applicant has engaged with a contractor, Formmz LLC, to obtain a quote for the demolition of the existing garage and quote for a new garage. Per the contractor, rebuilding/repairing the existing garage is not feasible because of the current condition of the garage as well as the need for the structure to be brought up to code. Furthermore, the garage is classified as legal non-conforming as it does not comply with the current minimum side yard setback requirement of three feet from the side (west) lot line. In fact, the garage encroaches over the west lot line and onto the neighboring property. Section 8.6 (Non- conforming Structures) of the Zoning Code prohibits the garage from being rebuilt in the same location. If the garage were to be rebuilt, it would need to be moved entirely onto the subject property and would need to meet the required three foot side yard setback. 2 ===== PDF PAGE 4 ===== [Extraction: embedded PDF text] Commissioner Letsche pointed out that the petitioner had not fulfilled the direction given by the Commission to obtain quotes from contractors demonstrating the cost of repairing the garage versus the cost of demolishing and rebuilding a new garage. Commissioner Edwards made a motion, seconded by Commissioner Christman, to continue the discussion to the next meeting pending the requested information from the applicant. With a voice vote of all ayes the motion carried. D. C.O.A. 23-08 – 116 Main Street – Good Morning Family – Signage and Front Exterior Door Mr. Sterrett stated that Guillermo Gonzalez, owner of the two-story commercial building at 116 Main Street in the Turner Junction Historic District, is requesting approval of a Certificate of Appropriateness for the previous installation of two wall signs, two window signs, and an exterior door on the first floor of the building. The first floor of the building is used as a restaurant known as “Good Morning Family”, serving breakfast and lunch. The space was previously used as a restaurant known as “Taqueria El Resobado”. The current restaurant opened in early 2023 and was utilizing only temporary signage, which does not require approval from the Historical Preservation Commission. Recently, two wall signs were installed on the façade of the building. They include an aluminum panel indicating the name of the restaurant and a separate sign that includes the logo of the business. Window signage was also installed featuring the name of the restaurant. The size of all four signs conform to the Sign Code and are less than the maximum amount of sign square footage permitted. A new exterior door was also installed for the entrance to the restaurant. The new exterior door is actually the recently removed exterior door at 124 Main Street and is a black anodized commercial door with full glass. The previous door that had been removed from the subject building, also a black anodized commercial door, was not the original door to the building. The members of the Commission discussed the main wall sign and requested that the applicant discuss with their sign contractor changing the color of the sign to a more muted color other than the current yellow shade. The members of Commission also instructed that the bottom portion of the main sign be cut slightly so it is not over the trim of the front window. The members of the Commission were fine with the other 3 signs on the building as well as the new door. Chairman Malina made a motion, seconded by Commissioner Letsche, to approve the COA application of the logo sign, the two door signs, and the new door. With a voice vote of all ayes the motion carried. The main wall sign was deferred until additional information could be received from the sign company. D. C.O.A. 23-09 – 422 E Washington Street – Ostoich – Roof Shingles and Gutter Replacement Mr. Sterrett stated that Josiah Ostoich, homeowner of 422 E Washington Street in the East Washington Street Historic District, is requesting approval of a Certificate of Appropriateness (COA) to replace the roof shingles/flashing/and gutters on the roof of the front porch of the single- family home on the property. The front porch currently lacks the step flashings and roof-to-wall flashings needed to overlap shingles and rest behind the siding, which can cause drainage issues. 3 ===== PDF PAGE 5 ===== [Extraction: embedded PDF text] The petitioner intends to remove the shingles, step flashing, and underlayment down to plywood on the front porch where the shingles meet the siding. A new ice and water shield barrier will be installed along the wall and roof. New step flashing and shingles, matched to current color and manufacturer, will be installed. New 5-inch aluminum gutters and downspouts will be installed as well. After a brief discussion, Chairman Malina made a motion, seconded by Commissioner Letsche, to approve the COA application as presented. With a voice vote of all ayes the motion carried. 4. Preliminary Review Fremont Street Water Tower Fence Mr. Sterrett stated that Public Works will be replacing the existing fence at the City water tower on Fremont Street. The existing fence is a wooden shadowbox fence and the replacement fence will be a Solid Aluminum Core Vinyl Coated with a light brown color. Members of the Commission were generally in favor of the proposed fence and the approval of the Certificate of Appropriateness will occur at the next meeting. 5. Other Business None 6. Adjournment Chairman Malina made a motion, seconded by Commissioner Letsche, to adjourn the meeting. With a voice vote of all ayes the motion carried and the Historical Preservation Commission, at 7:35 p.m., adjourned. Respectfully submitted by John H. Sterrett, City Planner 4 ===== PDF PAGE 6 ===== [Extraction: embedded PDF text] CITY OF WEST CHICAGO HISTORICAL PRESERVATION COMMISSION AGENDA ITEM SUMMARY ITEM TITLE: Fence Replacement AGENDA ITEM NUMBER: 3 A. Fremont Street Water Tower City of West Chicago COMMISSION AGENDA DATE: 8-22-23 C.O.A. # 23-10 STAFF REVIEW: John Sterrett, City Planner SIGNATURE__________________________ John Sterrett ITEM SUMMARY: The West Chicago Public Works Department is proposing to replace the existing wooden shadowbox fence located around the City water tower on Fremont Street. The proposed fence will be a solid alu- minum core vinyl coated with a light brown color. The application was reviewed preliminarily at the May 23, 2023 HPC meeting. Members of the Commission were generally in support of the proposal contingent on the application being approved officially at the next available meeting. ACTION PROPOSED: Consideration of the fence replacement at the Fremont Street Water Tower. ===== PDF PAGE 7 ===== [Extraction: OCR (rendered-page OCR)] Proposed Fence at West Chicago Water Tower — Fremont Street Solid Aluminum Core Vinyl Coated hi Scammrt ===== PDF PAGE 8 ===== [Extraction: OCR (rendered-page OCR)] Existing Fence at West Chicago Water Tower — Fremont Street Shadowbox Wooden & ===== PDF PAGE 9 ===== [Extraction: embedded PDF text] CITY OF WEST CHICAGO HISTORICAL PRESERVATION COMMISSION AGENDA ITEM SUMMARY ITEM TITLE: Non-Illuminated Wall Sign AGENDA ITEM NUMBER: 3 B. 102 Main Street Puerto Rican Cultural Center COMMISSION AGENDA DATE: 8-22-23 C.O.A. # 23-11 STAFF REVIEW: John Sterrett, City Planner SIGNATURE__________________________ John Sterrett ITEM SUMMARY: Dezarae Rodriguez, representing the Puerto Rican Cultural Center, current tenant of 102 Main Street, is requesting approval of a Certificate of Appropriateness for a previously installed non-illuminated aluminum wall sign on the front façade of the subject building. The Zoning Code allows 1.5 square feet of signage on a façade per 1 linear foot of building width. The subject building is 23.5 square feet which allows for a maximum of 35.25 square feet of signage. The existing sign is 23.58 square feet, which complies with the sign provisions of the Zoning Code. See attached photo of existing sign. The subject building is a 1930’s Art Moderne. Although the building is contributing to the historic dis- trict, it is not considered a candidate for local landmark status according to the District Property Sur- vey. ACTION PROPOSED: Consideration of the existing non-illuminated aluminum wall sign to determine if it fits the character of the downtown historic district. ===== PDF PAGE 10 ===== [Extraction: OCR (rendered-page OCR)] WESTCHICAGO COMMUNITYWELCOMINGCENTER 50 WESTCHCNGO COMMUNIIY WELOOMINGCENTER 102 ===== PDF PAGE 11 ===== [Extraction: embedded PDF text] CITY OF WEST CHICAGO HISTORICAL PRESERVATION COMMISSION AGENDA ITEM SUMMARY ITEM TITLE: Window and Door Replacement AGENDA ITEM NUMBER: 3 C. 137 Turner Court Melissa Mercado COMMISSION AGENDA DATE: 8-22-23 C.O.A. # 23-12 STAFF REVIEW: John Sterrett, City Planner SIGNATURE__________________________ John Sterrett ITEM SUMMARY: Melissa Mercado, owner of 134-136 Main Street, is requesting approval of a Certificate of Appropri- ateness to remove and replace the windows and doors on the rear of the building facing Turner Court, known as 137 Turner Court in the Turner-Junction Historic District. The applicant recently purchased the property and intends to use the space facing Turner Court for deluxe balloon display and party décor retail. The applicant intends to remove the existing green metal entrance door and lengthen the door opening by removing the existing wood transom above the door. This door will be replaced with a black tubelite standard narrow stile commercial entrance door. Three glass block windows, some of which have been damaged or filled with concrete, will be removed and replaced with three double- hung commercial windows. As part of the window replacement, the applicant intends to reroute existing gas lines that are running in front of and through the windows. Finally, the applicant will remove the existing wood overhead garage door and replace with a full-view glass overhead door. No renovations to the façade above the ground floor are proposed. The applicant does not intend to remove or alter any of the existing lime- stone nor will any openings to the windows be changed. Please see scope of work, photos, and spec sheets for additional information. The 136 Main Street portion of the building was constructed in the 1860s and the 134 Main Street portion in 1952. The building is an international style and is considered non-contributing and not a candidate for local landmark status. The 134 Main Street portion was the site of the Morning Star Sa- loon, which was demolished by 1949. ACTION PROPOSED: Consideration of the removal and replacement of the existing entrance door, three existing glass block windows, and existing overhead garage door. ===== PDF PAGE 12 ===== [Extraction: embedded PDF text] Project Overview: This project involves the careful and comprehensive removal and replacement of the windows and doors of 137 Turner Ct. The goal is to improve visibility, aesthetics, and functionality while maintaining structural integrity and complying with relevant codes. The space is intended for a retail Balloon Decor business. Customers will be able to see samples, materials, balloon displays, as well as purchase event/party decor. The goal is to create an elevated look that is inviting and welcoming, as a space for customers to order and/or pick-up deluxe balloon decor. The adaptations will include: 1. Preserve existing brick openings and replace the three lower-level block windows with double-hung commercial windows. Re-routing of gas pipes will be needed. 2. Preserve the existing brick opening, expand the wooden frame to accommodate a taller door and replace the front door with standard commercial window door. Taller door will ===== PDF PAGE 13 ===== [Extraction: embedded PDF text] match the height of the existing windows and garage door. Electrical cables will need to be moved. 3. Preserve the existing brick opening, wood frame and garage door tracks, and replace the overhead door with a similar door with windows. New Appearance Rough Mock-up: All glass will be clear. Removal of Existing Materials: a. Carefully remove the existing windows and entry door and all associated hardware, including locks, handles, hinges, and any trim. b. Safely dismantle and dispose of the existing doors and windows, following local waste disposal regulations. C. Keep all brick openings intact with no changes or alterations. ===== PDF PAGE 14 ===== [Extraction: embedded PDF text] Entry Door Wood Frame Opening Expansion: a. Collaborate with a licensed and registered Electrician to carefully move existing wires above the current door to move the Exit sign up, to accommodate for a taller door. b. Brick will remain as-is. Wooden frame will be modified to accommodate the new, taller door. C. Current door opens in. ===== PDF PAGE 15 ===== [Extraction: embedded PDF text] New Door Style: Tubelite Standard Narrow Stile Entrance. Spec Sheet attached. Black color, clear glass. Installation of New Door and Frame: a. Install the new door frame according to manufacturer guidelines and design specifications, ensuring proper alignment and leveling. b. Place the new door within the frame, securing it with appropriate hardware, such as hinges and locks. c. Test the door's operation, including opening, closing, and locking mechanisms. ===== PDF PAGE 16 ===== [Extraction: embedded PDF text] Window Replacement: a. Collaborate with a licensed and registered Plumber to carefully re-route the gas pipes that are currently running through and in front of the windows. ===== PDF PAGE 17 ===== [Extraction: embedded PDF text] New Windows: Quaker Commercial Double Hung Windows. K200 Series C50 2 ⅜’’ Frame Depth Spec Sheet attached. Black color, clear glass Installation of New Overhead Door: a. Install the new overhead door according to manufacturer guidelines and design specifications, ensuring proper alignment and leveling. b. Preserve existing frame and brick Sample image: Aluminum Door. ===== PDF PAGE 18 ===== [Extraction: embedded PDF text] Specs attached. Black color, clear glass Finishing and Weatherproofing: a. Apply weatherstripping and sealing materials around the window and door frames and any gaps to prevent air and water infiltration. b. Ensure that the window and door frames are properly insulated to enhance energy efficiency and weather resistance. Site Cleanup: a. Remove all tools, equipment, and construction debris from the site. b. Clean the surrounding area to restore the appearance of the entrance. ===== PDF PAGE 19 ===== [Extraction: OCR (rendered-page OCR)] Reference Images Comparable style and color of windows 105 Turner Ct ===== PDF PAGE 20 ===== [Extraction: OCR (rendered-page OCR)] 137 Turner Ct images: l gsi i att (ld ————— bed ) fie a =) | | | rs | hat iat ll Lai ae, * E = Ay — =F ee & i Ss Ae Be —— ® asset 3 [e=====| | = EE 2 gS (EE) EE | ei EES ee SS, at mi bezel Tes peg = —eeteees] = eee ===== PDF PAGE 21 ===== [Extraction: embedded PDF text] K200 Series C50 2 ⅜’’ Frame Depth Double Hung/Single Hung K200 Series Double hung/single hung The Quaker Keystone K200 Series Hung window is ideal for a variety of applications including - Institutions, Education, Apartments, Assisted Living and Housing Authority. 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Color samples are available upon request. Our products are tested to the standards of and certifi ed by the American Architectural Manufacturer’s Association, the National Fenestration Rating Council and the Window & Door Manufacturers Association. 01/2019 - V3 www.QuakerCommercialWindows.com Freeburg, MO 1-800-347-0438 ===== PDF PAGE 23 ===== [Extraction: embedded PDF text] K200 Series C50 2 ⅜’’ Frame Depth Double Hung/Single Hung K200 Dh/sh with nailing fin Th is document contains confidential and proprietary information intended for the private use of Quaker.  © 2016 Quaker Window Products Co., INC. All rights reserved. Quaker reserves the right to change any/all designs without notice.   Due to periodic re-certifi cation requirements, result shown may vary.                                           Our products are tested to the standards of and certifi ed by the American Architectural Manufacturer’s Association, the National Fenestration Rating Council and the Window & Door Manufacturers Association. 01/2019 - V3 www.QuakerCommercialWindows.com Freeburg, MO 1-800-347-0438 ===== PDF PAGE 24 ===== [Extraction: embedded PDF text] K200 Series C50 2 ⅜’’ Frame Depth Double Hung/Single Hung K200 Dh/sh without nailing fin Th is document contains confidential and proprietary information intended for the private use of Quaker.  © 2016 Quaker Window Products Co., INC. 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A wide selection of standard and custom glazing types make a bold statement in retail, service stations, restaurants and other environments requiring visibility or light. MAXIMUM DURABILITY ■ 2-1/8" thick construction, 6063-T5 extruded aluminum alloy with integral reinforcing fin Frame Detail ■ Capped rail construction and tongue-and-groove rail helps seal out the elements VERSATILITY AND DESIGN FLEXIBILITY Tongue-and-Groove ■ Numerous glazing options include insulated glass, Section Low-E glass and polycarbonate panels in various colors ■ Wide variety of powder-coated, painted and anodized finish colors clopaycommercial.com Reinforcing Fin ===== PDF PAGE 26 ===== [Extraction: embedded PDF text] OPTIONS PANEL OPTIONS Aluminum Full-View Solid Aluminum FRAME/SOLID PANEL COLOR OPTIONS CUSTOM PAINT OPTIONS Color Blast® finish paint system or RAL Powder Coating give you thousands of color Clear Aluminum Standard White Bronze Chocolate options for endless upgrades. See your Clopay Dealer for details. (Anodized) (Painted) (Painted) (Painted) * Additional cost and lead time may apply. The use of “Bronze (Painted)” is recommended due to Bronze Black Dark Bronze slight color variation that (Anodized)* (Anodized) (Anodized)* may occur during the anodizing process. GLASS/PANELGLASS/PANEL OPTIONSOPTIONS Clear Glass Gray Tinted Glass Bronze Tinted Glass Mirrored Glass* Obscure Glass White Laminate Frosted Glass Clear Acrylic Glass* or Acrylic *Glass/acrylic panels may be combined with aluminum panels. Custom glass and colors available. Gray Acrylic White Acrylic Clear Bronze Aluminum Panel Polycarbonate Polycarbonate (Color-matched) PERFORMANCE OPTIONS HEAVY-DUTY HARDWARE SPECIALTY PRODUCTS Exhaust port can be cut into any type of sectional door. Available in solid panel only on select sizes. Double-end Hinge 3" Track High Performance Hardware Center Mullions Exhaust Port OPTIONAL WARRANTY WINDCODE® Design pressures (DP) Extended 8-year hardware warranty includes upgraded industrial EXTENDED up to 14 PSF depending hardware. Upgraded hardware includes 3" track and rollers, 8-YEAR 11 gauge hinges, heavy duty brackets, solid shaft and more. HARDWARE on size. Models tested WARRANTY 50% greater than DP. STANDARD SPECIFICATIONS Max Width 24' 2" Glass DSB glass, tempered glass, acrylic, thicknesses of 1/8", 1/4" and 1/2" Max Height 18' 0" Solid Panels Insulated and non-insulated aluminum panels Exterior/Interior Wind Load Non-impact rated 2-1/8" Panel Thickness 10,000 cycle springs Springs Galvanized aircraft cable with minimum 7:1 safety factor 4.5" wide single up to 14' 2" End Stile Thickness 6.5" wide double over 14' 2" 2" angle mount track with standard lift Tracks Emboss Recessed panel with smooth surface 3" track where applicable Panel Style Full-view or solid aluminum panel TPE astragal in aluminum retainer Commercial 10-ball steel rollers Section Construction 6063-T5 extruded aluminum alloy Hardware Steel step plate and lift handle 14 gauge hinges Window Style Full-view Inside slide lock for increased security Standard Paint – 5 Years Color Blast® finish – 5 Years Warranty Material and Workmanship – 1 Year Hardware – 1 Year For more information on these and other Clopay products, call 1-800-526-4301 or visit clopaycommercial.com MADE IN USA ©2020 Clopay Corporation. All rights reserved. CMDC-903-11_REV0420 ===== PDF PAGE 27 ===== [Extraction: embedded PDF text] 800-866-2227 / www.tubeliteinc.com Standard Narrow Stile Entrances Our Standard Narrow Stile Entrances are designed for light-to-moderate use in commercial applications. Standard Narrow Stile has 2-1/8" vertical stiles and top rail, and 4" bottom rail – optional up to 10" for ADA compliance. The smooth design of Tubelite’s door hardware features a convenient pull handle and push bar with lock location 36" above the finished floor. Stock doors and frames are anodized with clear or dark bronze finishes, and readily available for quick delivery. Durable Tie-Rod Construction The strength and flexibility of steel tie-rod construction is what holds it all together and makes our doors endure. Tie-rod assembly is as durable as welded corner construction, but superior in many ways. Tubelite doors can be modified, disassembled or resized right in the field. No other door offers you this much strength and flexibility. 400 Series Curtainwall ALSO USED WITH 14000 Series StorefrontMore dependable than ever! ===== PDF PAGE 28 ===== [Extraction: embedded PDF text] 800-866-2227 / www.tubeliteinc.com Standard Narrow Stile Entrances 1-3/4" 2-1/8" System Features: • Standard 2-1/8" (53.975Mm) sight line on verticals and top rail • Deadbolt lock • 1" dia. push bar and offset pull handle • Standard infill options 1" (25.4mm), and 1/4" (6.35mm), other infills available • 3'0" and 3'6" width single doors, 6"0" width pairs of doors • 7'0" height door leaves Optional Features: • 4" (101.6mm) and 10" (254mm) bottom rails Note: Dimensions do not include 1/2" glass stops. • Mortised butt hinges, offset pivots, continuous hinges, center pivots Standard Entrance Series Narrow Stile • Latch locks, cvr & rim panics, electric strikes • Hardware by others Traffic Light to Moderate • 1-3/4" or 2" x 4-1/2" sight line frame member Vertical Stile 1-3/4" x 2-1/8" • Intermediate horizontal or vertical mid-rails Top Rail 1-3/4" x 2-1/8" • 7 anodized and 19 painted standard finishes Bottom Rail 1-3/4" x 4" (opt. up to 10") • Custom height and width doors Standard Narrow Series Product Specifications Application: Offices, Shopping Plazas Description: 2-1/8" vertical stiles and top rail, and 4" bottom rail – optional up to 10" for ADA compliance Air U-Factor** U-Factor** Glass: Structural: Infiltration: Single Door: Double Door: 1" std 1.0 CFM / Ft.2 30 PSF – Design Narrow: 0.64 Narrow: 0.59 (1/8" – 1") @ 1.57 PSF 45 PSF – Overload ** U-Factor per NFRC 100. Refer to the U-Value table at: www.tubeliteinc.com/products/entrances/standard-narrow/ DISCLAIMER: Tubelite takes no responsibility for product selection or application, including, but not limited to, compliance with building codes, safety codes, laws, merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose; and further disclaims all liability for the use, in whole or in part, of this Technical Guide in preparation of project specifications and/or other documents. Technical Guides are subject to change at any time, without notice, and at Tubelite’s sole discretion. ©2017 Tubelite Inc. 030120 3056 Walker Ridge Drive NW, Suite G, Walker, MI 49544 ===== PDF PAGE 29 ===== [Extraction: OCR (rendered-page OCR)] STANDARD ENTRANCES Tubelite reserves the right to change system configuration without prior notice when deemed necessary for product improvements. Laws and building & safety codes governing the deswign and use of glazed entrance, window and curtain wall systems vary widely. Tubelite does not control the selection of product configurations, operating hardware or glazing materials, and 3 6 9 assumes no responsibility thereof. Standard Details 1/4 scale NARROW MEDIUM WIDE _ 2 | : in Be 7 4 . 5 8 —e ——e ' J I 6 9 ll s 5" 4 6 9 7 ; 6 9 D ® _ * I LL? TUBELITE FEBRUARY 2020 CURTNWUALL CAD ENTRANCE SYSTENS For specific product applications, contact your Tubelite representative. Details on this page represent standard details found on our website. For more options, visit our website at www.tubeliteinc.com/narrow-stile-and-standard-stile/ ===== PDF PAGE 30 ===== [Extraction: OCR (rendered-page OCR)] not control the selection of product configurations, STANDARD ENTRANCES Tubelite reserves the right to change system configuration without prior notice when deemed necessary for product improvements. Laws and building & safety codes governing the deswign and use of glazed entrance, window and curtain wall systems vary widely. Tubelite does operating hardware or glazing materials, and assumes no responsibility thereof. Standard Details 1/4 scale 1 4 9 3 | |o~ 5 aI\— (Ui) [ 2 NARROW MEDIUM 3x a 1 14 13 IL 15 12 WIDE REFER TO GLAZING AND DOOR STOP SECTION FOR GLASS STOP. OPTIONS 4" l 10 it 14 TUBELITE’ FEBRUARY 2020 Lens BO ON STOO OEPENDASLE CURTAINWALL AND ENTRANCE SYSTEMS For specific product applications, contact your Tubelite representative. Details on this page represent standard details found on our website. For more options, visit our website at www.tubeliteinc.com/narrow-stile-and-standard-stile/ ===== PDF PAGE 31 ===== [Extraction: OCR (rendered-page OCR)] REFER TO GLAZING AND DOOR STOP SECTION FOR GLASS STOP OPTIONS STANDARD ENTRANCES Tubelite reserves the right to change system configuration without prior notice when deemed necessary for product improvements. Laws and building & safety codes governing the deswign and use of glazed entrance, window and curtain wall systems vary widely. Tubelite does not control the selection of product configurations, operating hardware or glazing materials, and assumes no responsibility thereof. Standard Rails 1/4 scale ph re io iN 1 1 FEBRUARY 2020 4a 65 For specific product applications, contact your Tubelite representative. Details on this page represent standard details found on our website. For more options, visit our website at www.tubeliteinc.com/narrow-stile-and-standard-stile/ ===== PDF PAGE 32 ===== [Extraction: OCR (rendered-page OCR)] 1 3 REFER TO GLAZING AND DOOR STOP SECTION FOR GLASS STOP 2 OPTIONS i i TN 1 ) = 1 \ 1 =) 2) 5" STANDARD ENTRANCES Tubelite reserves the right to change system configuration without prior notice when deemed necessary for product improvements. Laws and building & safety codes governing the deswign and use of glazed entrance, window and curtain wall systems vary widely. Tubelite does not control the selection of product configurations, operating hardware or glazing materials, and assumes no responsibility thereof. Standard Rails & Midrails 1/4 scale 40 79 iN) 10" iN) 12" 10 19 2 {——| anki var 7 | | L | L _ FEBRUARY 2020 ial TUBEL[IE PENDABSLE STRANCE SYSTEM LEADERS IN ECO-! CURTAINWALL AN For specific product applications, contact your Tubelite representative. Details on this page represent standard details found on our website. For more options, visit our website at www.tubeliteinc.com/narrow-stile-and-standard-stile/ ===== PDF PAGE 33 ===== [Extraction: embedded PDF text] CITY OF WEST CHICAGO HISTORICAL PRESERVATION COMMISSION AGENDA ITEM SUMMARY ITEM TITLE: Roof Shingle Replacement AGENDA ITEM NUMBER: 3 D. 123 Main Street American Legion COMMISSION AGENDA DATE: 8-22-23 C.O.A. # 23-13 STAFF REVIEW: John Sterrett, City Planner SIGNATURE__________________________ John Sterrett ITEM SUMMARY: Vern Moore and Sons Roofing Inc., acting on behalf of The American Legion, owner of 123 Main Street, is requesting approval of a Certificate of Appropriateness to remove and replace the existing roof shingles above the entrance to the building. The existing shingles are cedar shake and have be- gun to fall into disrepair. The applicant intends to remove the shingles and replace them with Atlas Pinnacle shingles with a black color. Please see scope of work, photos, and spec sheets for addition- al information. The building is Art Moderne constructed in the late 1940s. The building is contributing but is not con- sidered a candidate for local landmark status. ACTION PROPOSED: Consideration of the removal and replacement of the cedar shake roof shingles above the entrance to the subject building. ===== PDF PAGE 34 ===== [Extraction: OCR (rendered-page OCR)] POST 300 FISH FRY FISH Helneker FRY LEONSLL RENTALS RENTALS PLASE CALL 木 ===== PDF PAGE 35 ===== [Extraction: OCR (rendered-page OCR)] Pinnacle Pristine sautan ATLAS High Performance Meets Designer Colors Covewhereyou livre SHINGLEPROTECTOR ===== PDF PAGE 36 ===== [Extraction: OCR (rendered-page OCR)] Pinnacle Pstice sia! High Performance Meets Designer Colors ix Smart, Beautiful, Durable... Why Choose Just One? Atlas Pinnacle® Pristine architectural shingles offer a wide variety of beautiful color options to complement your home's exterior. Together, with the power of Scotchgard™ Protector and a warranty that covers damage from winds up to 130 mph, your Pinnacle® Pristine roof will stay beautiful and provide superior performance for many years to come. ===== PDF PAGE 37 ===== [Extraction: OCR (rendered-page OCR)] Atlas Designer Shingles featuring Protector ™ First Impressions That Last a Lifetime Atlas Pinnacle® Pristine shingles feature Scotchgard™ Protector by 3M — a brand you know and trust. This innovative technology, which includes copper-containing granules made with a proprietary 3M porous ceramic coating, allows copper ions to release slowly over time, helping to prevent the ugly black streaks caused by algae. With Pinnacle® Pristine shingles, your roof will look newer longer, maintaining its beauty for years to come. Illustration of a 3M copper roofing granule shows that the proprietary blend of 10% or more 3M copper-containing granules equals lasting protection against black streaks caused by algae. Mineral Copper Layer ; t ) Ceramic Coating Dreaming of a Home Redesign? Get creative with the Atlas Roof Inspiration Center. In the Roof & Home Design Studio, you can upload photos of your home, and swipe for different looks. With the Visual Product Selector, you can explore Atlas shingle styles, features, and colors to help you visualize and choose the perfect roof for your home. AtlasRoofing.com/Roof-Inspiration ===== PDF PAGE 38 ===== [Extraction: OCR (rendered-page OCR)] Classic Colors Black Coastal Granite Copper Canyon Hearthstone Heather Majestic Shake Morning Harvest Pewter Summer Storm Weathered Shadow Weathered Wood es Special Order Limited regional availability. Please contact your local supplier. Sunset Tan Green ===== PDF PAGE 39 ===== [Extraction: OCR (rendered-page OCR)] To provide homeowners the mo numerous lighting conditions. \ Color blends vary from shingle to installed on your roof to ensure cc LIFETIM| limited warranty Be confident in yo purchase with a long-| Lifetime Limited Warr ===== PDF PAGE 40 ===== [Extraction: embedded PDF text] CITY OF WEST CHICAGO HISTORICAL PRESERVATION COMMISSION AGENDA ITEM SUMMARY ITEM TITLE: Awning with Signage AGENDA ITEM NUMBER: 3 E. 116 Main Street Good Morning Family COMMISSION AGENDA DATE: 8-22-23 C.O.A. # 23-14 STAFF REVIEW: John Sterrett, City Planner SIGNATURE__________________________ John Sterrett ITEM SUMMARY: Guillermo Gonzalez, owner of the two-story commercial building at 116 Main Street in the Turner Junction Historic District, is requesting approval of a Certificate of Appropriateness for the installation of a black awning across the building above the restaurant space known as “Good Morning Family”. The applicant had originally installed two large wall signs on the front of the building consisting of the logo of the restaurant and a metal sign with the name of the restaurant. The applicant is now propos- ing to remove these two signs and install a black acrylic awning in its place. Signage will be placed on the awning consisting of the restaurant name, logo, and phone number. The applicant has submitted a rendering of the awning above the entrance with measurements of the signage of the awning. It is staff’s understanding that these dimensions may change, however. Final dimensions will need to be verified at the time sign permit is submitted. Please see rendering of proposed awning for additional information. The building is a 1900 Late Victorian. According to the Turner-Junction Historic District survey the building is non-contributing to the District and is not a candidate for local landmark status. ACTION PROPOSED: Consideration of the installation of a black acrylic awning with the name, logo, and phone number of the restaurant space at 116 Main Street. ===== PDF PAGE 41 ===== [Extraction: OCR (rendered-page OCR)] 28/2 GOOD MORNING FAMILY BREAKFAST&LUNCH (630)520-0742 .5