File #: 18-0920    Version: 1
Type: public hearing Status: Passed
File created: 9/19/2018 In control: Heritage Commission
Agenda date: 10/24/2018 Final action: 10/24/2018
Title: PUBLIC HEARING & DETERMINATION 1: Nomination of the 2418 Otis Street House for Listing on the Olympia Heritage Register (#18-1550)
Attachments: 1. Application, 2. DAHP Historic Inventory Report, 3. HPO Statement of Significance, 4. OMC 18.12.080 Criteria for Listing
Title
PUBLIC HEARING & DETERMINATION 1: Nomination of the 2418 Otis Street House for Listing on the Olympia Heritage Register (#18-1550)

Recommended Action
Move to list the 2418 Otis Street House located at 2418 Otis Street Southeast on the Olympia Heritage Register because it meets the criteria to designate in OMC 18.12.080.

Report
Issue:
Whether to list the property on the Olympia Heritage Register.

Staff Contact:
Katie Pruit, Associate Planner, Community Planning & Development, 360.570.3746

Presenter(s):
Katie Pruit, Associate Planner
Invited: Miguel Perez-Gibson and Marianne Guerin, Property owner and applicants

Background and Analysis:
The City of Olympia has received an application from owners Miguel Perez-Gibson and Marianne Guerin to place their residence at 2418 Otis Street Southeast on the Olympia Heritage Register. The historical name proposed for this property is "2418 Otis Street House." Application materials and additional information are provided as attachments.

The Heritage Review Committee conducted a site visit at an open public meeting on September 10, 2018 to begin the formal assessment of the application. Based on this visual inspection, the Committee recommended the property meets the condition and integrity requirements outlined in Olympia Municipal Code 18.12.080.

Tonight the Heritage Commission will hold a public hearing and make a determination on whether to list the property individually on the Olympia Heritage Register. The Commission will use the designation criteria in OMC 18.12.080 to make this decision.

Analysis of the Proposal

Following a review of the application, additional documentation, and the municipal code, the consulting Historic Preservation Officer and the Heritage Review Committee find the property meets:

1. The general requirement that the building have significant character, interest or value as part of the development, heritage or cultural characteristics of the city, as determined by the other requir...

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