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RESOLUTION NO. 4021
RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY" OF RE LAND , CALIFORNIA,
APPROVING THE APPLICATION ANIS THE PROJECT AGREEMENT FOR HISTORIC PRE-
SERVATION GRANT FUNDS FOR THE SMILEY LIBRARY SEISMIC RETROFIT PROJECT
FROM THE CALIFORNIA PARK AND RECREATIONAL FACILITIES ACT OF 1984
WHEREAS, the Legislature under the California Park: and. Recrea-
tional Act. of 1984 has authorized the establishment of a Historic
Preservation Grant Program, providing matching funds to the political
subdivisions of the State for historic preservation projects; and
WHEREAS, the California Office of Historic Preservation in the
Department of Parks and Recreation is responsible for the adminis-
tration of the program within the ;Mate, setting up necessary rules
and procedures governing application by local agencies under the
program, and
WHEREAS, said adopted procedures established by the Department
of Parks and Recreation require the applicant to certify by resolu-
tion the approval of applications and the availability of local
matching funds prior to submission of said applications to the State;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the City Council of the City
of Redlands;
1. Approves the filing of an application for the Historic
Preservation Grant assistancefor project, and
3_. Appoints W. C. Schindler, Director, Planning and Community
Development Department, or his authorized deputy, as agent.
of the City to coordinate, process, and execute all contracts,
agreements, amendments and ancillary documents within the
scope of the attached, application; and
3 Agrees that all required local matching funds will be pro-
vided for the project.
ADOPTED, SIGNED AIDE APPROVED this 18th day of December, 1984.
Mayor of the City of Redlands
ATTEST
C .ty Clerk
1 , Lorrie Poy er, City Clerk, City of Redlands, hereby certify that
the foregoing resolution was duly adopted by the City Council at a
regular meting thereof held on the 18th day of December, 1984, by
the following vote:
AYES; Councilmembers Johnson, DeMirjyn, Martinez, Larsen;
NOES: Maar Beswick_
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ABSENT. None �
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December 27, 1984
Office of HistoricPreservation
Department of Parks and Recreation
P. 0. Box 239
Sacramento, CA 95811
Dear Sirs:
Enclosed is our application for a historic preservation grant to install
seismic safety retrofit elements in the A. K. Smiley Public Library,; This
is Redlands' sole: public library, built in 1898 and listed on the National
Register. The City desires to retain its historic library and to protect the
lives of patrons in case of earthquake~ Our goal is to retrofit the library
to withstand any reasonable earthquake.
The City's commitment to this effort is evidenced by allocation of $220, 000
of 1984-1985 CDBG funds toward this goal. However, our structural
engineer, Mel Green, a recognized preservation expert, finds that this
suits is only sufficient for the first step, which is anchoring the walls to
the roof. Without this grant, we may never be able to complete the task:
due to several other needs for Community Development Block Grant Funds
and this program's tenuous future.
We will be happy to answer any questions you might have about our
proposal and to give you an opportunity to inspect the library. Please
feet free to call on us at 714-793-2641. We look forward to your favorable
review.
Sincerely,
W C. SCHINDLER
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT ADMINISTRATOR
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Darrell Cozen
Assistant Community Development Administrator
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30 CAJON STREIETP.O. Box 280 • REDLANDS, CA 92373 • (714) 793x2941
GRANT APPLICATION
TO NATE OFFICE OF HISTORIC PRESERVATION
CONTENTS
A. State Application Farms
B. Resolution No. 4021, City of Redlands
C. Photographs
1-8. Current
9-10. Historic
D. Brochure and Floor Plan
E. CEQA Documents
F. Resume - Melvyn Green
G. Color Slide (in envelope on cover)
City of Redlands
December, 1984
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'OFFICE CE HISTORIC PRESERVATION:
Department of Parks and Recreation
G Box 2390; 830 'IS" Street
Sacramento, California 95811
(91 6) 45 -800
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HISTORIC PRESERVATION GRANT PROGRAM
CALIFORNIAPARK AND RECREATIONAL FACILI'T'IES ACT OF 1984 `{
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APPLICATION
1. Property name (,as listed on the National Register of Historic Places, if so
listed; otherwise common name, followed by historic name, if any)
A. K. Smile Public Library
Address: 125 W. Vine Street
Citi:{ Redlands, CA 92373County San Bernardino
. Legislative districts of property: Con ressi nal
State Senate_ _ 25 Assembly,_-
3. Designations of historic: significance: {Complete all that have been mads
California Historical Landmark Number
Point of Historical. Interest Number -3-D--V 0
Irate placed on the National Register of Historical Places December 12, 1976
Designation on official last by local review body (include a copy of the
designation) :
4. Property owner's t.:j1�� fit Cta^I�
Address
Category (city, aunty, special district, non-profit group) : it
5. A).p,i;icant s City of Redlands, Planr�in i3 artr eat
,�,d ress;P. Q. BoRedlands CA 92373__ _
8. Contact person; Darrell, Cozen.
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Phone- 714-793--2641 _w
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7. PROPERTY DESCRIPTION:
Condition--excellent X goad fair deteriorated
reins unexposed
Appearance--unaltered altered
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Location--original site X moved date
Describe the present and original (if known) physical appearance, providing
dates for charges made to original appearance. Include photographs showing
overall property, main resource(s) from; several angles, and details cohere
preservation work is required'. Include copies of historic photographs that
are available, to show property's appearance at earlier periods of history. �
The A. K. Smiley public Library, designed in Moorish or Mission style,
was constructed in 1898. T. R. Griffith was the architect and Albert K.
Smiley, of New York, the donor. The walls are of solid brick 13" to 17"
thick on a rubble stone base. The facing in the interim is steel lath and
plaster, and the exterior has a Murry coat of crushed brick and cement over
the brick.
The tower of the library was removed in 1937.` The red slurried exterior
was painted to cream calor in 1939 and hes been maintained that color ever
since. Save for some ornamental urns which were spaced along the roof of
the outside esplanade, the buildingremains as it was constructed in 1898
and with its subsequent wings in 1947, 1920, 1928 and 1930.
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8. PROPERTY SIGNIFICANCE:
Period prehistoric 1700-17`99 1800-1899 X 1900-
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Area of significance--check and justify below: community pl.annin;.l N
(:.{)nservat ion economics education X {3n'j ineer inti
�-�xplor.:it ion/settlement- industry invention
l,ands�:ape architecture law lit=erature military
gnu tic philosophy _ p< itis: government re=1 ikj ion
.4 if'nc(2 _ sculpture oc ial/human i it an theater
t.rinsporation other (specify)
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Specific dates:1898, 1907. 1
Builder ",architect: Architect. T. R. Griffith; Builder basis Donald
Statement of significance--in one summary paragraph, with elaboration a
nec.e>;ar' (to fit on this page) :
Historically, the A. K. Smiley Library has national and statewide
significance as well as iregional. Built in 1898, the library was a
gift to the city of Redlands made by one of the turn--of-the-century's
best-known philanthropists, Albert K. Smiley, who made his winter
home in Redlands between 1889 and 1912. In 1898 he then gave the
library and the park in which it is located in the downtown area to
the city; this is truly a memorial to his service to education in both the
East and the West.
To the library were attracted a host of well-known Americans, including
And rew 'Carnegie, who endowed the library's Carnegie Southern California
t ndian Collection, and authors Charles Fletcher Lummis George Wharton
.lames, Sydney Burchell, John Steven McGroarty, and Harold BellWright.
Among those who visited the library were Lyman Abbott, William Jennings
Bryan, Maude Ballington Borth, Theodore Cuyler, Edwin Markham, Henry
Van Dyke and Helen M. Gould.
As an example of a significant style of California architecture and of the
eastern ;migration heritage that built Southern California during and
immediately after the "boom" period of the 1880's, this library is a
unique cultural institution. As author Daren Weitze notes in her
California's Mission Revival, 1984, the A. K. Smiley Public Library is
among a few of the "delightfully eye-catching" mission revival buildings
in California.' (p.x)
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9. Brief description of scope of work to be dime, and time frame, to brim
property to a completed state of preservations �r
The City's seismic retrofit proposal will ; arae lives and preserve this historic 7
building in the strangest reasonable earthquake; Structural engineer, Mel
Green, proposes to generally follow the phasing procedure required by Los r'
Angeles' Division 68 ordinance adopted in 1981. The first step is anchoring
the walls to the roof (anal to the second floor where one exists)using anchor
bolts installed in an unobtrusive manner (invisible from public view in most
cases) Funds are already{ allocated to this first step, which should be
completed by October, 1985. The City needs this grant to complete the rest
of the necessary stabilization work. The second phase is to brace loose (continued)
10. Kind of project proposed for grant fundings
Development--restoration rehabilitation stabilization X
Acquisition
11. major work elements and detailed cost breakdown, in priority order, with
d,,it~es casts were/will be incurred for any prdconstruction work (architect-
tLjr al , .-ircheolog .ca.l, structis:ral engineering, acquisition options) inc;zirrf,,sd.:
between July :1 , 1940 and project approval. date (after July 1., 1985)
WORK ITEM COST DATE INCURRED
(See continuation sheet :
Total coast:
12. A,mount of grant funds requested with this application: $300, 000
(must be no Less than $10,000 and no more than $300,000)
13. Non-statin matching .share available (crust be from lel% to 55% of development,
reject coasts, and/or from 45% to a of acquisition project costs) as of
December 31, 1984 by solid commitment. (For combination project::, specify
match applicable to acquisition and development components.
DONOR SOURCE DATE AVAILABLE AIMOUNT
City of Redlands CDBG Now $220, 000
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parapets and exterior decorations to the building so that they do not topple k
onto public walkways during minor earthquakes. Thirdly, a large sum is
to be used for the stabilization work of joining the three T-wings to the main
gallery so the building does not break apart at these critical joints. Mr. Green k
proposes to do this by installing sheer calls, drag members (straps), and/or
steel U-frames. These two steps can be completed by December, 1986. The k
City additionally wishes to spend a small sum on 1) cleaning and rehabilitation
of decorative elements including stained glass windows, leaded glass windows,
and sandstone and graystone corbels; and 2) replacement of unattractive
window screens. This last phase should be complete in April 1936.
BUDGET
WORK ITEM COST [SATE INCURRED
I . Anchor walls to roof
A. Architecture and engineering $ 9, 000 12/1 /84
B. Construction $211, 000
11. Brace Idose concrete roof ornaments
A. A 8 E $ 3, 000
B. Construction $ 22,000
Ill. Drag members and connections
At each "T-wing" _
A. A & E $ 25, 000
B. Construction $235, 000
IV. Clean sandstone corbels $ 3, 000
V. Stained glass and window screens $ 12,000
TOTAL $520, 000
ITEMS
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14 THROUGH 18 ARE FOR ACQUISITION
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proposals, proceed to item 13,
is not available for purchase. (Explain.)
14. Property i$
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1S. State lot dimensionsInclude a parcel map, with the
or acreage of the property•
area to be acquired clearly detailed.
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16. proposed acquisition schedule. (Contact iHP for copy of Legal requirements.
17. Project will
will not_ result in acquisition o less-than-
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fee-simple interest in the resource. Describe:
18. if appraisals have already been done, list the following.
NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPRAI OR DATE PERFORMED APPRAISED VALUE
19. Is the property now endangered? Encroachment- �
vandalism
impending demolition _ by whose actions and why.
deterioration code violations (specify)
other (stPecify) Earth cake see continuation sheet fdr details
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hin five miles of two active earthquake faults, the San
Smiley Library is wit },
potentiallyacture r�
Andreas and San Jacinto faults. There are also numerous ears this region t,};
faults running throuhou4 the city. Over the fast ,e� y yrs. Last
has had twelve large '"events"" vwith most corning between 130-160 y
major "event" was in 1857. Y
ture or
The; California Earthquake Res' Dose Plan says a quake °of the San`Andreas 4.
greater is a virtua certainty" along the southern section
ist at Cal Tech, found i'
fault within the next thirty years. Kerry Sieh, a g 9 {
there is a 90% chance of such a quake in the next 50 years.
The California Department of at in he event
f an 8. 3 earthquake, Redlands
Special publication 60 shows tision of Mines and Geology,
hat in the
is in an 8 region using the which Rossi-Forel
would cause' severe damage to buildings ins predicted earthquake
produce a seismic in ch
Redlands-, especially ones of u`nreinforced masonry construction. Worst of
all, this quake will cause 3, 000 to 20, 000 deaths in Southern California.
20. :How will this prospect significantly reduce the endangerment''
The seismic retrofits will serve first of all to protect life in case of the great
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earthquake which could occur here. The retrofits will also provide a reason
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able probability that the building will survive a great earthquake,
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21. what are the long-term plans forthe property?
To be a library. The deed, a gift in 1898, conveying the library from Smiley
to the City, states that it shall always be used as a library.
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22. How often will the pudic be able to see the completed grant-funded work?
The exterior is visible on a daily basis, and the interior is visible every day
except Sundays and holidays,
,"3. Grief description of project impact on its community.
In addition to securing the building for the safety of its occupants and
patrons, a National Register structure and a unique example of !Mission Re-
vival architecture will be made safe for the continued appreciation and
use of the public.
24. Architectural plans, historic structure report research, and/c)r archeologist's
report have - have notes been prepared, (If so, include copies. )
25. Nunes and addresses of any architect, principal researcher, and arc eolr,{pist
t$',at have already been selected (include resumes) ;
NAIME AND ADDRESS `I'D'LE
Melvyn Green Principal,
Melvyngreen and Associates, Inc. Structural Engineer
890 N. Sepulveda Blvd., Suite 110
Bl Segundo, CA 90245
2-4. Project will will not X involve displacement of current tenants.
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25. gate original SF-424 was sent to State Clearinghouse: N/A'
Area clearinghouse, if applicable. Enclose any
farms already returned by the clringhcuse (s} , along with a copy of etiac:ta
SF-424 sent to the clearinghouses. IN
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26. Materials that must be included with this application.
Resolution of applicant's governing beady (may be forwarded by (z
February 20, 1985, if application is signed by authorized
representative of the applicants if
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N/ACopy of local official designation of historic significance, if
applicable
Photographs (WO or 07, black and white) showing overall property
and details of project work site
I clttdedcopies of available historic photographs of proporty
ne calor slide of an overall view of the property's main resource
14Warc:el map detailing proposed acquisition property, if applicable
CEA documents--copies of SF--424s sent to State and Area Clearinghouses
{and copies of any responses received, if already reviewed)
AGAYerating agreements, leases, etc. , between applicant and non-profit
organization where applicant does not bath own and operate the property
N/ANon-profit oryanization membership policy, it organization owns or
operates the property
Copies of any architectural plans and specifications, archeologist'
reports, and historic structure reports already prepared
Resumes of any architects, archeologists, or principal researchers
already selected.
These materials, and the application, must be received by December 31, 1984_,
at the office of Historic Preservation, [department of parks and Recreation.
CERTIFICATION: In submitting this application, I certify that the applicant
is willing to meet the requirements of the Historic preservation grant progrim
of the California Park .and Recreational Facilities Act of 1984, .as adminint""ol
by tha , lkzp..artment U Parks and Recreation. L certify that the local match in
itom 1.3 is available and committed to this project, that the information
provi4la_tcl is 'accurate to the test of the applicant's knowledge, and that, the
applicant will comply with all applicable state laws.
JOHN E. NULMES DECEMBER 27, 1984
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Re: _ ,,� arltc R +cr+eatic�n
Facilities Act of 1984P
To. Governor's office of Planning and Research
State Clearinghouse
1400 Tenth Street, Room 121
Sacramento, CA 9581
Attention
Y41e transmit to you;
Separately
Enclosed
The following: Notice of CFQA Exemption
Purpose: 0 Approved
For your use
Approved as noted [ Returned for
correction or revision
tJther:
t�arrell Cozen, Ass" tant Administrator
Community Development Department
AJOtJ sTRSET, P.O. pax 280 •
REDLANDS, CA 92373 (714) 793.264'
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Exempt Status-- TC—heck One
Class l (d) Existing Facilities, Section 15101
Ministerial (Sec. 15073)
Declared nergrency (Sec. 1171 {a'1�
Emergency Project (Sec. 15071 (b) and tc))
Categorical Exemption. State type and section na.�m er.
Reasons why project is exempts
xistin building which needs retrofittin to brie ut� h one alth and of en ionstandard
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Attach certified document o7exemption
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2. Has a notice of exemption been filed by the p
the project`? Yes , No
Date Received for Filing
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Title
Revised January 1985
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December 13, 196E
County Clerk
County of San Bernardino
385 N. Arrowhead, 2nd Floor
San Bernardino, CA 92415-0130
Re: Smiley Library Seismic Retrofit Project
Gentlemen;
Enclosed please find two (2) copies of a Notice of Exemption for the
above named project. Please date stamp and return one of the enclosed
notices and return in the enclosed self-addressed envelope.
Thank you.
Very truly yours
W. C. SCHINDLEFi
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT ADMINISTRATOR
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Darrell Cozen
Assistant Community Development Administrator
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30 CAJON S`tREET, P.O: BOX 280 REDLANDS, CA 92373 (714) 793-2641
140TICE OF EXEMPTION
CITYOF REDLANDS
X Office of Planning and Research �R�M, Public Agency) :
1400 Tenth Street, Room 171 ELIE113ing Upwarlm
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135 W- Vine Street
pi-oject LEM tion-City Project Location--County
Redlands, San Bernardino
aription of Nature, Purpose and Beneficiaries of Project
To stabilize library to withstand earthquakes
Name cif Uc Agel1cy Approving Project
City of Redlands
r e of Person or Agency Carrying Uut Pmj ct
City of Redlands
Exempt Status e
Class I (d) Existing Facilities, Section 15101
Ministerial (Sec. 15073)
Declared ergency (Sec. 15071 (a))
Emergency Project (Sec. 15071 W and W
Categorical Exemption. Mate type and section number.
asc€7s yr y Project is exempt
Existing building which needs to health ity standards
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Darrell Cozen 714 793-2641 256
if fil by applicant:
1. Attach certified document of exemptics+� findingt rc�vin
2. H' a notice of exemption been filed dry the pubic agency app
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the project? "Yes , No
Date Received for piling _._._.
Signature
Title
Revised January 1995
Melvyn Green and Associatest Inc. is a multi-disciplinary firm
specializing in structural engineering, architectural
rehabilitation and historic preservation, community planning and
reuse of buildings. The organization brings a technical and
scientific approach to preservation balanced with a sensitivity
to architectural design and the understanding of archaic
materials and their conservation. All planning and design work
is in compliance with the Secretary of the Interior 's Standards
for Historic Preservation.
The firm acts as an advisor in historic preservation to the
National Park Servicef the State Historic Preservation Offices of
California, Nevada, and Arizona, and to a number of cities and
counties as well as private sector clients.
Melvyn Green and Associates was the recipient of four
architectural awards in 1984. These were given by the California
Preservation Foundation and the Los Angeles Conservancy for the
Britt Mansion (First Interstate Bank Athletic Foundation) and
the Belko (Miller-Heriott) House.
The firm's work is exclusively related to existing buildings.
Specific services include:
Historic Preservation . Downtown Revitalization
Adaptive Use . Building Codes, the
Regulatory Process and
Preservation Planning Rehabilitation Policy
Development
Historic Resource Surveys
Conservation of Archaic
Materials
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MUM QUEEN
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B.S . , University of Arizona , Tucson, Civil Engineering , 1960 .
Post-graduate study at University of California , Los Angeles,
Loyola University, and University of Southern California .
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Registered civil and structural Engineer :
California
Colorado
Nevada
New Mexico
Oregon
Holder of NC EE Certificate
Licensed Fire Protection Engineer, California
PrQfea&j9_nsal Organizatigns:
American Society of Civil Engineers
American Society for Testing & Materials
Early American Industries Association
International Conference of Building Officials
National Trust for Historic Preservation
Society for Industrial Archaeology
Structural Engineers Association of California
Earthquake Engineering Research Institute
Phi blicaliins.
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I H t ric uildin s, NHS Technical
Note 918 U.S .G.P .O . 1976 .
Impa4 al auildin a 'Regulations pA Rehab,ilitati_op , MHS Technical
Note 998 U.S .G.P.O . 1979. (Contributor)
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L ED&Lgy_ Congiery"= = N-g-K R94-1.d-ing Consjr_gction,
National Conference of States on building Code,- and Standards ,
Washington, D. C . , 1977.
;Al tggnat j_v_Q LJLaLe_ty_ EY&tg-ma 121 HjglkLl� Structures, Melvyn
Green and Associates, Inc . , El Segundo, 1976 .
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Historic tructa RInc . , El
Riverside ,
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Segundo , 1977 .
Structures Re�_�?cr�t for Three Raid Eta° r
Historic Inc . , E1
Fullerton,
California . Melvyn 'Green and Associates ,
Segundo, 1977 .
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-Tisco - Melvyn Gwen & Associates , Inc . , El
Capistrano, California .
Segundo, 1978.
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Melvyn Green and Associates , Inc .
1972-Present
Building Analysis:
Seismic analysis and development of strengthening options for
1920 's industrial building , Los Angeles .
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Seismic analysis and development of strengthening options for
1920 's mercantile/office building , Hollywood .
Seismic analysis , strengthening options and coast estimates for
1920 's unreinforced masonry building (Golden Bear) , Huntington
Beach,
Ongoing seismic stabilization of artifacts, Getty Museum, Malibu,
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Seismic analysis and development of strengthening options for
Banks-Huntley Building, Los Angeles .
Seismic analysis for preservation of historic materials in lobby
of I .N. Van guys Building , Los Angeles .
Design of structural:- and seismic system for relocation of WPA
mosaic mural, Long Beach , CA.
Design of seismic strengthening for 1930 's administration
building , Long Beach Veteran 's Administration Hospital.
Seismic strengthening, unreinfored masonry* restaurant , Long
Beach , CA.
Structural consulting for preservation of Colorado Street Bridge ,
Pasadena, CA.
Structural: consulting , rehabilitation of Pasadena City Hall .
Structural design , rehabilitation of Senator Bard Mansion .
Structural design, rehabilitation of Eugene Britt Mansion .
Structural: design , rehabilitation of Muckenthaler Mansion,
Fullerton, CA.
Structural: recommendations, Riverside Universalist-unitarian`
Church, Riverside , CA.
Materials conservation, exterior rehabilitation oaf ,xedlands Citi
Hall, iced lands , CA.
Structural recommendations , Olivas Adobe , Ventura , CA .
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Ongoing structural consulting for Heritage Square, Los Angeles ,
Structural designfor rehabilitation/adaptive use of Lire Station
8, Los Angeles .
Structural recommendations for rehabilitation of Belmont Park
Roller easter , La Jolla , CA
Structural consultant for relocation of Historic railroad depot,
Saugus, CA.
Structural recommendations for adaptive use of three unreinforced
masonry buildings, Ventura, CA
Franca American Hotel.,, Yreka, California - Act in support of
National Trust for Historic Preservation in development and
analysis of rehabilitation alternative designs of National
Register listed masonry structure.-
Carnegie Library, Oxnard , California - provide earthquake
alternative design for rehabilitation of National Register listed
masonry building .
Structural preservation report examining three historic railroad
stations for the City of Fullerton California . Two of these
three mission-revival railroad stations required modifications
for adaptive use, and all required structural safety
modifications.
The Los Angeles Public Library - Participated in A.I .A. task
force for preservation of National register listed library
building designed by Bertram Goodhue. Prepared draft report
regarding seismic and floor load options.
Analysis and recommendations for rehabilitation and change of
occupancy for Western Metal Products , San Diego, California .
Recommendations for rehabilitation and change of occupancy for
Dunbar Hotel in Los Angeles, California
Watts "Powers , Los Angeles - In PUort of the National "Trust for
Historic Preservation, ,inv stz 9 e stability of towers and
prepare recommendations for Frust relative to conservation:
options .
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Engineering and Architectural
Design for Building Rehabilitation:
The Hot Springs Dance hall - Complete architect ral> and
engineering services for relocation and rehabilitation of 1896
dance hall for the City of San Juan Capistrano, California .
The Carnegie Library - Complete engineering services for
rehabilitation of National Register listed library building in
Oxnard, California . Rehabilitation for adaptive use involves
design of rigid steel frame for seismic reinforcing , exposed in
interior spaces, frame matches the existing building module.
Parra, Adobe, San Juan Capistrano, California - Provide design
analysis for seismic strengthening of c1840 adobe . Design to be
in compliance with California Historic Code .
Olivas Adobe , Ventura , California - Investigation of cracks and
movement in "Monterey" type adobe dwelling . Prepare preliminary
materials conservation report recommending first aid for
building, and ongoing services for restoration of the structure.
Third Church, Christ Scientistf Los Angeles , California -
Rehabilitation and repair of earthquake damage to masonry
structure.
--icraerience:
3 Years - Chief Engineer
Carlstrom Laboratories , Los Angeles, California
Approved Engineering Test Laboratories - Supervised
operations of testing laboratory equipment to perform
structural (construction) , fire and environmental
tests .
Design special tests and apparatus as required . Review
new construction materials for suitability. Supervise
laboratory technicians and construction inspectors .
Prepare quality assurance programs for manufacturers
desiring to operate under the California Factory built
Housing Law and ICBO Certification . Design and prepare
test and inspection methods, sites and equipment .
Assist manufacturers of building components in selection
of test program for verification of design criteria .
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6 Years - Director 'of Building & Safety, El Segundo, California
Under administrative direction, enforce building
standards by inspection and supervision of inspections
of building construction for compliance with codes and
ordinances . Interpret building code provisions related
to design and construction . Review alternate life
safety systems for compliance with code intent . Prepare
code training classes for inspection and plan check
engineers . Supervise plan check engineer and assist in plan
checking of high rise buildings, open parking
structures and industrial buildings, as well as conventional
wood frame buildings . Provide structural design for
city-owned buildings as necessary and review plans
submitted by consultants for city construction projects .
I Year - Structural Design Engineer
Ralph M . Parsons 1-ompany, Los Angeles , California
Provide structural design for missile launch facilities
and related buildings and equipment .
2 Years - Junior Civil Engineer
California Division of Highways , Sacramento, California
Structural analysis and design of bridges and sign
structures for highways . Bridge architectural design
section . Field surveying and inspection of construction
summers as college student .
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V
RESOLUTION NO. 4021
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF REDLANDS, CALIFORNIA,
APPROVING THE APPLICATION AND THE PROJECT AGREEMENT FOR HISTORIC PRE-
SERVATION GRANT FUNDS FOR THE SMILEY LIBRARY SEISMIC RETROFIT PROJECT
FROM THE CALIFORNIA PARK AND RECREATIONAL FACILITIES ACT OF 1984
WHEREAS, the Legislature under the California Park and Recrea-
tional Act of 1984 has authorized the establishment of a Historic
Preservation Grant Program, providing matching funds to the political
subdivisions of the State for historic preservation projects; and
WHEREAS, the California Office of Historic Preservation in the
Department of Parks and Recreation is responsible for the adminis-
tration of the program within the State , setting up necessary rules
and procedures governing application by local agencies under the
program; and
WHEREAS, said adopted procedures established by the Department
of Parks and Recreation require the applicant to certify by resolu-
tion the approval of applications and the availability of local
matching funds prior to submission of said applications to the State;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the City Council of the City
of Redlands:
1. Approves the filing of an application for the Historic
Preservation Grant assistance for project; and
2. Appoints W. C. Schindler, Director, Planning and Community
Development Department, or his authorized deputy, as agent
of the City to coordinate, process, and execute all contracts,
agreements, amendments and ancillary documents within the
scope of the attached application; and
3 . Agrees that all required local matching funds will be pro-
vided for the project.
ADOPTED, SIGNED AND APPROVED this 18th day of December, 1984.
Mayor of the City of Redlands
ATTEST:
City`tlerk
I, Lorrie Poyze-t, City Clerk, City of Redlands, hereby certify that
the foregoing resolution was duly adopted by the City Council at a
regular meeting thereof held on the 18th day of December, 1984 , by
the following vote:
AYES: Councilmembers Johnson, DeMirjyn, Martinez , Larsen;
Mayor Beswick
NOES: None
ABSENT: None
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