Item 12 - Historic Property Preservation Agreements for Various Properties

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IRCA Nos. 2003-02 though 2003-06 iRC Nos. 2003-02 through 2003-06 February 6, 2003 Page 3 ® 706 East Walnut Street, Hawkins House. The Hawkins House, built in circa 1890, qu lifies for listing in the National Register of Historic Places under Criterion C. It also qualifies for listing in the Santa Ana Register of Historical Property for its intact and notable display of the distinguishing characteristics of a modestly sized yet fully detailed Queen Anne (Late Victorian) residence from the late ninete nth century. Additionally, the house is eligible to be categor zed as Landmark for its unique architectural significance as illustrated by its shiplap siding trimmed with corner boards, double -hung sash windows, a hipped and flat roof embellished with patterned shingles, ornamental brackets and pendants, and ornate entrance porch with turned posts and denticulate ball -and -spindle frieze. 1810 North Gree'leaf Street, Greenwald House. The Greenwald House, built in 1888, qualifies for listing in the National Register of Historic Places under Criterion A and C. It also qualifies for listing in the Santa Ana Register of Historical Property for its intact display 'f the characteristics of a Stick/Eastlake style of nineteenth century. The farmhouse is also an example of a business (agriculture) tY}at was once common but in now rare. Additionally, the structure I eligible to be categorized as Landmark for its unique architectural significance illustrated by its box -like massing, sheathing in medium shiplap trimmed with end boards, decoratively bracketed eaves, tall and narrow pairs on windows, and a two story sgjared bay topped by a gable embellished with stick work and a trellis pattern. • 1816 North Heliotrope Drive, Hillis House. The Hillis House, built in 1930, qualifies for listing in the National Register of Historic Places under Criterion C. It also qualifies for listing in the Santa Ana Regis er of Historical Property for its intact display of the distinguishing characteristics of a Spanish Colonial Revival. Additionally, tie house is eligible to be categorized as Landmark for its unique architectural significance as illustrated by its asymmetrical ma sing and stucco exterior, red clay tiles on the shallowly overlanging roofs, tapering chimney attached to the fagade, wooden 3alcony on the second story, and main entrance with elaborately paneled wood door set with an arch way flaked by chamfered pilasters.