Agenda Item No.-*_£ . ___ In accordance with the requirements of Municipal Code Section 23.76.030 (a) Properties may be added to the historic resources inventory either by initiation of the historic resources committee or by written request of the property owner. The historic resources committee shall determine, following hearing, whether or not the property should be added based on the criteria listed in Section 23.76.025. Should the historic resources committee determine that the subject property should be added to the historic resources inventory, staff suggests the following evaluation criteria be applied. 23.76.025 Evaluation Criteria (a) Whether the structure has significant character, interest or value as part of the development, heritage or cultural characteristics of the city of Pacific Grove, the state of California, or the United States. Evidence: According to documents and photographs on file, the residence was originally built on the bathouse property at Lovers' Point. Mrs. Mattie McDougal is listed as the owner of the residence on the 1928 Building Classification and Computation Record. She was a participant in a beach access controversy that occurred in the early 1930's involving her property and the public's right to access the beach at Lovers' Point. L. U._ P.r 1 /09 +I- 1 Ie.,- -90'r * 1% 4 4 11 - - f- 2 4 1 * 444 4. 1 41 C-if,1.11 /,4 ,+44 . ¥ - r - ,1.1 4-64 -tr .1 ' 2L *-54/ 7"* - /2 6 =4 ¥- 1 4 2, / 1 -4- ft. b. -r i . - A.1- 1.-1-ZJI-r= 1.-1 arl. 1-:uit- -1-=-1 i PID Tht Im-9. An,u,= r-/ IhEr,ght c'Phorr LucIF= 1.#Fyt=Ir-,1-17,=11 4... lili , -c moDedic -72 1.-ror. in 1-04 (b) Whether it is the site of a significant event. Evidence: (c) Whether it is strongly identified with a person who, or an organization which, significantly contributed to the culture, history or development ofthe city ofPacific Grove. Evidence: As noted in item (a), according to information in the 1928 Building Classification and Computation Worksheet, A Piney Paradise and The Board and Batten, the residence was once owned by Mrs. Mattie McDougal, one of the previous owner's of the City's bathouse. D (d) Whether it is a particularly good example ofa period or style. Evidence: (e) Whether it is one of the few remaining examples in the city of Pacific Grove possessing distinguishing characteristics ofan architectural type or specimen. Evidence: 2 , OCR Text: Agenda Item No.-*_£ . ___ In accordance with the requirements of Municipal Code Section 23.76.030 (a) Properties may be added to the historic resources inventory either by initiation of the historic resources committee or by written request of the property owner. The historic resources committee shall determine, following hearing, whether or not the property should be added based on the criteria listed in Section 23.76.025. Should the historic resources committee determine that the subject property should be added to the historic resources inventory, staff suggests the following evaluation criteria be applied. 23.76.025 Evaluation Criteria (a) Whether the structure has significant character, interest or value as part of the development, heritage or cultural characteristics of the city of Pacific Grove, the state of California, or the United States. Evidence: According to documents and photographs on file, the residence was originally built on the bathouse property at Lovers' Point. Mrs. Mattie McDougal is listed as the owner of the residence on the 1928 Building Classification and Computation Record. She was a participant in a beach access controversy that occurred in the early 1930's involving her property and the public's right to access the beach at Lovers' Point. L. U._ P.r 1 /09 I- 1 Ie.,- -90'r * 1% 4 4 11 - - f- 2 4 1 * 444 4. 1 41 C-if,1.11 /,4 , 44 . ¥ - r - ,1.1 4-64 -tr .1 ' 2L *-54/ 7"* - /2 6 =4 ¥- 1 4 2, / 1 -4- ft. b. -r i . - A.1- 1.-1-ZJI-r= 1.-1 arl. 1-:uit- -1-=-1 i PID Tht Im-9. An,u,= r-/ IhEr,ght c'Phorr LucIF= 1.#Fyt=Ir-,1-17,=11 4... lili , -c moDedic -72 1.-ror. in 1-04 (b) Whether it is the site of a significant event. Evidence: (c) Whether it is strongly identified with a person who, or an organization which, significantly contributed to the culture, history or development ofthe city ofPacific Grove. Evidence: As noted in item (a), according to information in the 1928 Building Classification and Computation Worksheet, A Piney Paradise and The Board and Batten, the residence was once owned by Mrs. Mattie McDougal, one of the previous owner's of the City's bathouse. D (d) Whether it is a particularly good example ofa period or style. Evidence: (e) Whether it is one of the few remaining examples in the city of Pacific Grove possessing distinguishing characteristics ofan architectural type or specimen. Evidence: 2 , Heritage Society of Pacific Grove,Historical Collections,Historic Properties of Pacific Grove,Grand,130 Grand,GRAND AVE_124.pdf,GRAND AVE_124.pdf 1 Page 1, Tags: GRAND AVE_124.PDF, GRAND AVE_124.pdf 1 Page 1