CITY OF PACIFIC GROVE
Community Development Department – Planning Division
300 Forest Avenue, Pacific Grove, CA 93950
T :: 831.648.3190 • F :: 831.648.3184 • www.ci.pg.ca.us/cdd
Initial Historic Screening Determination
Address: 622 Forest Ave. APN: 006-542-008
Owner: Leni Hazlet Applicant: John Moore
HISTORIC RESOURCES COMMITTEE (HRC) RECOMMENDATION:
At the ___November 18, 2020,________________ HRC meeting, the Committee prepared the
following Preliminary Determination of Ineligibility and forwarded the recommendation to the
Community Development Director:
Determined to be ineligible as an “Historical Resource,” due to the following criteria:
1. The property has undergone significant alterations to the primary or most visible façade,
as evidenced through original plans, photographs or Sanborn maps.
• _________________ (description of known alteration)
• _________________ (type of documentation)
2a. The property does not exhibit the architectural characteristics of the styles described in
Section 7.3 of the General Plan or Section IV of the Historic Context Statement;
or
2b. The property does not exhibit unique architectural, site or locational characteristics.
3. The property is not associated with important persons, events or architecture.
Determination of ineligibility cannot be made.
HRC Comments:
Claudia Sawyer, HRC Chair Date
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR (CDD) DETERMINATION:
Based on the recommendation above, the CDD Director, or their designee:
Made a determination of ineligibility, which will remain in effect for 10 years from the date of
approval.
Found that a determination of ineligibility cannot be made, and a Phase 1 Historic Assessment is
required.
Anastazia Aziz, AICP, Director Date
, OCR Text: CITY OF PACIFIC GROVE
Community Development Department – Planning Division
300 Forest Avenue, Pacific Grove, CA 93950
T :: 831.648.3190 • F :: 831.648.3184 • www.ci.pg.ca.us/cdd
Initial Historic Screening Determination
Address: 622 Forest Ave. APN: 006-542-008
Owner: Leni Hazlet Applicant: John Moore
HISTORIC RESOURCES COMMITTEE (HRC) RECOMMENDATION:
At the ___November 18, 2020,________________ HRC meeting, the Committee prepared the
following Preliminary Determination of Ineligibility and forwarded the recommendation to the
Community Development Director:
Determined to be ineligible as an “Historical Resource,” due to the following criteria:
1. The property has undergone significant alterations to the primary or most visible façade,
as evidenced through original plans, photographs or Sanborn maps.
• _________________ (description of known alteration)
• _________________ (type of documentation)
2a. The property does not exhibit the architectural characteristics of the styles described in
Section 7.3 of the General Plan or Section IV of the Historic Context Statement;
or
2b. The property does not exhibit unique architectural, site or locational characteristics.
3. The property is not associated with important persons, events or architecture.
Determination of ineligibility cannot be made.
HRC Comments:
Claudia Sawyer, HRC Chair Date
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR (CDD) DETERMINATION:
Based on the recommendation above, the CDD Director, or their designee:
Made a determination of ineligibility, which will remain in effect for 10 years from the date of
approval.
Found that a determination of ineligibility cannot be made, and a Phase 1 Historic Assessment is
required.
Anastazia Aziz, AICP, Director Date
, Heritage Society of Pacific Grove,Historical Collections,Initial Historic Research to 2024,New IHS from 2020 to 03 2024,622_Forest_-_COMPLETE.pdf,622_Forest_-_COMPLETE.pdf Page 1, 622_Forest_-_COMPLETE.pdf Page 1
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