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ORDINANCE

A14 ORDINANCE relating to historic preservation, imposingcontrols upon the New Pacific Apartments, 2600-04lst Avenue, designated by the Landmarks PreservationBoard under ordinance 106348.

WHEREAS, Ordinance 106348 establishes a procedure for thedesignation and preservation of structures and areashaving historical, cultural, architectural, engineeringor geographic importance; and

WHEREAS, TheLandmarks Preservation Board after publichearings on December 15, 1976, recommended that theNew Pacific Apartments be designated a Landmark underOrdinance 102229; and

WHEREAS, on June 15, 1977, the Board designated the NewPacific Apartments as a Landmark under ordinance106348; and

WHEREAS, on August 5, 1977 the Historic Preservation Officerupon the owners of the designated property

notice or designation and requested that the ownersnegotiate controls and incentives; and

WHEREAS, The Board at its October 19, 1977 meeting voted torecommend to the City Council approval of the agreementbetween the owner and Board staff on controls; Now,Therefore,

BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY OF SEATTLE AS FOLLOWS:

Section 1. That the Landmarks Preservation Boaro ha~

designated The New Pacific Apartments, more particularly

described as:

Lot 1, Block 20, First Addition to that part of theTown of Seattle, laid off by Wm. N. Bell andA.A. Denny (Commonly known as Bell

&am

p; Denny's lst

Addition to The City of Seattle.)

as a Landmark pursuant to Ordinance 106348, based upon

satisfaction of the following criteria of ordinance

102.229:

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6(l) - has significant character, interest or value,as part of the development, heritage or culturalcharacteristics of The City, State or Nation; oris associated with the life of a person significantin the past; and

6(4) - portrays the environment in an era of historycharacterized by a distinctive architecturalstyle; and

6(8) - by being part of or related to a square, parkor other distinctive area, should be developed orpreserved according to a plan based on historiccultural or architectural motif.

Section 2. The following controls upon alteration of

Landmark are hereby imposed:

A Certificate of Approval must be obtained or thetime for denying a Certificate of Approval must haveexpired before the owners may make alterations to:

a. The entire exterior, with especial concern12 1 for decorative elements.

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Section 3. That any changes, alterations or demolitions,

other than repair and maintenance in kind, to elements

listed in Section 2 above, shall require review by the

Landmarks Preservation Board and issuance of Certificates of

Approval pursuant to the provisions of ordinance 106348.

Section 4. Enforcement of this Ordinance and penalties

for its violation shall be as provided in Section 14.08 of

Ordinance 106348.

Section 5. The City Clerk is hereby directed to record

this ordinance with the King County Director of Records and

Elections, deliver two copies to the City Historic Preserva-

tion Officer, 400 Yesler Building, and deliver one copy to

the Superintendent of Buildings.

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CS 19.2

(To be used for all Ordinances except Emergency.)

Section .....6. This ordinance shall take effect and be in force thirty days from and after its passage and

approval, if approved by the Mayor; otherwise it shall take effect at the time it shall become a law under the

provisions of the city charter.

Passed by the City Council the ........./7-

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and signed by me in open session in authentication of its

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ORDINANCEI.

AN ORDINANCE relating to historic preservation, imposingcontrols upon the New Pacific Apartments, 2600-04ist Avenue, designated by the Landmarks PreservationBoard under Ordinance 106348.

EREAS, Ordinance 106348 establishes a procedure for thedesignation and preservation of structures and areashaving historical, cultural, architectural, engineeringor geographic importance; and.

WHEREAS, The Landmarks Preservation Board after publichearings on December 15, 1976, recommended that theNew Pacific Apartments be designated a LandmarkunderOrdinance 102229; and

EAS, on June 15, 1977, the Board designated the NewPacific Apartments as a Landmark under Ordinance106348; and

""MRU - n August a. 1977 one Historic Preservation OfficerI

served upon the owners of the designated propertynotice of designation and requested that the ownersnegotiate controls and incentives; and

AS, The Board at its October 19, 1977 meeting voted torecommend to the City Council approval of the agreementbetween the owner and Board staff on controls; Now,Therefore,

IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY OF SEATTLE AS FOLLOWS;

Section 1. That the Landmarks Preservation Board has

W Pacific Apartments, more particularly

Lot 1, Block 20, First Addition to that part of theTown of Seattle, laid off by Wm. N. Bell andA.A- Denny (Commonly known as Bell

&am

p; Denny's

Addition to The City of Seattle.)

as a Landmark pursuant to Ordinance 106348, base 1pon

:isfaction of the following criteria of Ordinance

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CS 152

n 6(l) - has significant character, interest or value,as part of the development, heritage or cultural.characteristics of The City, State or Nation; oris associated with the life of a person significantin the past; and

ction 6f.4) - portrays the environment in an era of historycharacterized by a distinctive architecturalstyle; and

n 6(8) - by being part of or related to a square, parkor other distinctive area, should be developed orpreserved according to a plan based on historiccultural or architectural motif.

Section 2. The following controls upon alteration of

Landmark are hereby imposed:

A Certificate of Approval must be obtained or the

time for denying a Certificate of Approval must haveexpired before the owners may make alterations to-.

a. The entire exterior, with especial con,

for decorative elements.

any changes, alterations or demolitions,

other than repair and maintenance in kind, to elements

ted in Section 2 above, shall require rev the

Landmarks Preservation Board and issuance of Cer

oval pursuant to the provisions of ordinance 106348,

Section 4. Enforcement of this ordinance and penalties

ordinance with the King County Director of Records and

as provided in Section 14.08 of

Section 5. The City Clerk is hereby directed to record

ion 3.

violation shall

ance 106348.

Elections, deliver two copies to the City Historic Preserva-

ion Officer, 400 Yesler

the Superintendent of MYMing, and deliver one copy to

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USIECT: TheAsw Pacific.Apartmentsy 2600 Firsi

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reca.11 that,on Dece,-;dhi~:;r

Avorably on the nominationa Seattle Landmark. A

ions and conditions~of

and

extensive deliberations, that1977, by Ordinance 106348, a copy

commend

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Board may, within Unne Hur

~f ter~ ',qie effective date of this Ort

improvements or objects recommendedSection 7 of Ordinance 102229 and sl

or objedts shall be dee-,--~d to be a,

under the terms of Part VI of thasshall serve upon the owner of suchobjects nOtice Of such selection r.4

negotiate regarding controls and iz

suant to the provisions of Part V!'

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f the subject

&rating under

effective

the Board mayj within One Hundred Twenty (120) day!

Pe effective date of this Ordinance, Wen any sites,provements orobjects recommended for designation under

Woust 5, 197",

qr; Tole Shiefloe

110 Vine Street

Seattl e, Nashington- 98121

SUBJECT! The New Pacific.Apartments, 26OG First Aventie

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_Shi ef loe

You will recall that.on December 15, 1975, the Landmaractod favorably an the nomination and recommended designatici

as a Seattle Landmark. At that time, the Board -tias

he provisions and conditions of Municipal Ordinance 102229. ~

folloolng extensive deliberations, that ordinance.was repIaCEd;May 4.,1977, by Ordinance 106348. a copy of which is-enclosed.

virtue-of the-Repeal Section 14.10 of the new.Ordinance,

suant to the provisions of Part Vill of this Ordinance . . .13

negotiate regarding controls and incentives, if any, pur-

under the terms of Part Vi of this Ordinance, and the Boardshall serve upon the owror of such sites, improvements andobjects notice of such sclection requesting that the owner

or objects shall be deemed to be approved for designation

Section 7 of Ordinance 102229 and such sites, improvenents.

To r

Aug

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Shi ef I oe1977

Accordingy,,on Oune 15 1977 thm in A3 1 a Marks Preservation Board voted toselect the New Pacific Apartnqns to be considered Under the above quotedRopQal Section of Ordinance 1=nq

y" Vainance.

a un ions taken at the Decanber,15, 1976TOM Hearing, The Board requests that you review the enclosed report aswell as the new Landmarks Preservaty C

Repm on Designation based nn wh. " usEu is a COPY Of the Board's

in accorlance with Section 8.01 of the Qrdinance, the Board hereby requeststhat Yono as the owner of the subject p,roperty, commence negotiations withthe SaWd Staff on the application of controls designed to preserve thespecific features or characteristics identified in the Board's Report onDesignation, and the application of economic incentives, if any- Youshould n7so be aware that the provisions of Part X11 of Ordinance:106348,Certificates of Approlal for Alterations or Significant Changes, are ineffect as of August 5, 1977. Therefore,,V any changes or improvementsother than in-kind maintenance Ind repair are planned during the designationprocess for any of-the features specified in t1ke Report on Designation, a.Cerilficote of Approval will be required,

contact the Board Staff by August 26, 1977; in writing,.

indi1

cating.0hat You either do, or do not, wish to negotiate controls and incentives.1f~/~-,U Ch",K-r~Se, not to negotiste 'inCentjVeS";J , do not Contact~the_ Staff byAugust-25, 1977, the Staff will prepare and cransmit to the Board itsrecommendations for,controls"and incentives for the subject property_

The controls and incentives, or the Staff recomi.mendations oncontrols and incentives, will be reviewK by the Landmarks Board at apublicri-~,,c.l',Ing which will be held Octoner 19, 1977, 11:00 a.m., in theMayoNs Conference Room, 12th Floor, Municipal Building,.600 Fourth.Avenue.

A lack" forward to working cooperatively with you in this process-for.recognizing and protecting, elements of our city"s herita ge . Written con-tacts with t,,ie Board's Staff should be addressed to the undersigned,Sincerelm..

Lar 10. LaymanCitY Historic

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nsprvAti Officer

c c 11 r s . G eo r ge 14. C o r I ey ,i r

HON Paul Kraabel, Seattle* City CouncilAl Petty, P.E., Seattle Building Department

Enclosures: Ordinance IQ6348 RePOrt on Designation Data

Trlw CityC& Somme

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WqQ OF PROPERTY:"

Nr, Torei Shiefloe

110 Vine Street

Seattle, Washingty 98121

ATIO'iN'S FOR DESIGN'ATION-

On Decamber 15, 1977, the LaMmHearing to consider the ncminat

ndwark. Aftr.,r rEyiewipq Cho

attle WistorM.Data SUM, cc

signation to the Seattle Citycriteria af Ordinance 102229:

arks Preservation Board-co

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The Mew.Pacific Apartments2600 First Avenue

Seattle, Washinyton

Lot 1, Block 20, Bell and Denny

Wn of the New Paci

nominaMan and hearing tentached) the Board vot,~d

20,65,'625-4501 ~

ti on..

a SIMI0

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recorn.rnend

of the followingCouncil based an satisfacH

- has significant character,

0art of the development, h

characteristics of the Ci

associated with the life

in the past; or

acterized by a dist!

-y I~e Oval juymn.cons~..

interest or value, as

ritage or cultural

State or Nation; or i

a person significant

the cultural, political, economic,istoric heritage of the community;

Section 6 (4) - portrays the enviro nt in an era of history char-

tive architectural style; or

adbn' -nt

REPORT ON DES __PROPERTIE, IC11f Paae Two

NOATIONS FOR DESIGNATION (cont.)*

Section 618) -'by being part of or related to a square, park or

other distinctive area, should be developed or

preserved according to a plan based on a historic

cultural or architectural motif.

PROTECTIONS:

In reccruending designation on.ths basis of the above enumerated criteria,

the following specific features were recognized which would require Certi-

ficates of.Apprbval prior to Implamantation of -any proposed work c,,- changes

or isquance of a building permit:

The New Pacific Apartment

he exterior facades.

Review of any whanges or improvements to the above elements of the comP70,(

other than in-kind maintenancv~and repair would require review by,the Boa,,,,

and eitjnr issuance,of endarsements or Certificates of Approval prior to-

the grenying of applicable peruits by the City.1-

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City Histhic PrIlvation Off'U.,

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Dr-EPARTM ENT OF, COM!'41U YDEVELOPMENT

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Name (common or present and/or. historic) New Pacific Arartmnts (L.C. lTeville Bldg,................

Bell and, Denkir's Firet AdditionStreet and Number 2600-04 - 1841- klan'lle Block 20 Lot YearBuilt --122-h

Present Owner

Interim Owner

Tore 3chic--,

) -S. Gerb2

0. NevilleOrininall Owner

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Original Use hospital

Architect Builder

Assessed Value: Building'127,900

Classification:

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Land 85L200,

.Assessors File No. -065400-00M

01 B'uflcling Public Occupied Open to Public:

isjtc K] Private Unoccupied 0 Yes

D Structure L-1 Both Preservation work F1 No

0 Object in progress Hours

El Other El Threatened by

demoiition

0 Unknown

Neighborhood Information:

A. Compatibility With Neighborhood C, Architecturally Strong Neighborhood

_1~ _Structure Yes --Z-- No Comments h~e~i~Lhborhood oL 1!~oarid t

Use Yes -Z,- No

Importance to Neighborhood

Great one of few ol the

4 niou-, b1do's.Moderate -earl:C5

Minor -eLr, a -111J -n Q.

story otroctures, rarxv vacant r-,acea,und--~,r otress o?

plaznto~ union ufflcaa. Valeru -~ra very oompatib e with area~

~, 'T . t. 0

"ould fit i-rto changing Qses of area

w-ith ease;~ Ii'vring anc! wcirkincr area,C~

10. Special Research Sources (Be Specific, list name or item and where founc

onal Fing Colint, Mltisaum !~~.st~®r,rAsse sor's files;

'

lndistr7 photo files; Polk's Oitr Directories; Goff, Willard, M.D.

Pioneer (typed- doc. at Museum of H. and I.)

Reference

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Photos Attached

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- Present Use st or -- aZa pa ent g

~102.n~. Interim Use(s)

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13. Physical Description

Style of Architecture

Early urba-.q apartMentv ernacular

WO-J, artd metal

Co:-,,~truct;on Material

No. of Stories

Thr e -a

Condition

Excellent

Good --.K-ext e r i o r

co ra

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Poor.

Exterior Desecreation of

Priginal Design

None or littleX

ModeraLe amount

Considerable

Architectural worth at

Example of Its Style

Features., (Be specific, i.e., d,,%tajjinq, craftsmansh

Refet lo Guidlelines of Landanarks PFeservation Board),

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Vlistu~ tc ~ervation Officer

PI e

designating as a City of Seattle Landmark

THE NEW PACIFIC APARTMENTS600 First Avenuepattle, Washington 98121

~and specifying satisfaction of landmark criteria and application

controls and any econo ic incentives applicable thereto.

WHERMAS, Ordinance created the Landmarks Preservation Board and

established a procedure \,,for the designation and preservation

of objects, sites, improv,, e.ments and elements having historical,

cultural, engineering or geographical importance;

and

EREAS, Section J4-"-JDof Ordinan6e 106348 specifies procedures for

selection and procedures for"'Idesignating-properties which had

been recommended -for designat~ion by the Landmarks Preservation

Board under Ordinance 102229, ~Ibut not acted upon by the Seattle

City C-ouncil prior to enactment, of Ordinance 106438; and

WHEREAS, be it known that:

a) The 1~andmarks Preservation Board, under provisions of Ordinance

10 222 and after due notice and public hearing on

December 1 1976 recommended designation Of the

(b)

NE~' .PACIFIC APARTMENTS

on 4--he basis of tes~limony and information included in the

Seattle Historic Buil ing Data sheets attached hereto, as well

as in conformance of the recommendation with the Comprehensive

Seattle and with.the purposes and standards of Ordinance

102229; and

Within 120 C-4avs after the e~fective date of Ordinance 106348,

and pursuant to Section 14.1 of that Ordinance, the Board,

public meeting on June 15, 'J977 selected the

NET9 PACIFIC APARTMENTS

which shall be deemed approved for':,"designation under the terms

of Part VI of Ordinance 106348; and.'-,,,

(c) The City Historic Preservation Offic6r on August 5, 1977

served upon the owner of the

NEW PACIFIC APARTMENtS

notice of such selection and Report on Designation, and

requested that the owner negotiate regai~ding controls and

incentives, if any, pursuant to the provisions of Part !ITT

Of Ordinance 106348; and

The-l--U~~rks- -Pr-eservation Board, at public meeting on

OCT~QBER 19, 1977

approved the\,,Agreement or staff recommendations on Controls

and incentive 4; and

(e) The City Historilp Preservation officer on NOVEMBER 04f 1977

forwarded to the Sdattle City Council the Landmarks Preser"

vation.Board Re]~ort or Designation, Recommendation on

Controls and Incentivi~s and other supporting data forthe

NEW PACIFIC APA~TMENI."S

and

The Planning an(l Urban DevelIT

ment Committee of the City

counci-l". com-si-der-ed- the report",,,and recommendation of the

(Landma--k Preser-vation Board/Hearing Examiner) at a public,I

in favor of such recommendation

hearing held

pursuant to due notice, and repdxted to the City Council

Now, Theref ore,

BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY OF SEATTLE AS FOLLi~

Section 1. That the Report on Desirination of the Planning

and Urban Development Committee of the City Council is hereby

approved and that the

situated at

NEW PACIFIC APARTIAENTS

2600 First Avenue, Seattlei, Wa hington 98121

and more particularly described as:

Lot I., Block 20, Bell and Denny's First Addition

is hereby designated a Landmark in satisfaction of the followingI

11

criteria of ordinance 102229..'~,,

Section 6(1.)

Section 6 (4)

Section 6 (8)

Section 2.

has sighificant character, interest orvalue, a's part of the development, heri-11

tage or (~!ultural characteristics of theCity, St~i-te or Nation; or is associatedwith the life of a person significantin the pa8..t; and

portrays t4e environment in an era ofhistory cha-racterized by a distinctivearchitecturd'i style; and

- by being part of or related to a square,park or other,,distinctive area, shouldbe developed b.r preserved according toa plan based 6n a historic cultural orarchitectural~Motif.,

That the following particular features, character-

istiCs or elements of the property are ]~,.articularly identified for

preservation:

the entire exterior,-with especial concern

for decorative elements.

Section 3. That any changes, alterations or demolitions,

other than repair and maintenance in kind, to elements listed in

Section 2 above, will require review by the Landmarks Preservati

Board and issuance of Certificates

pro-visions of Ordinance 106348,

of Approval pursuant to the

n

Section 4. That no economic incentives have been requested

Section 4. That no economic incentives have been requested

nor negotiated by the owner as consideration for the imposition

of controls on the Landmark.

Section 5. That a certified copy of this Ordinance shall be

recorded with the King County Director of Records and Elections,

and shall be served upon the owner of record of the designated

property and on the person in charge of such landmark, and shall

Superintendent of Buildings by the

within

this ordinance by\",the

days after approval

Ine City of Seattle-Letislative Department

MR. PRESIDENT:

Your Cc

to whicb was re*red

Date Reported

nmittee on

and Adept*d

__ ....... SEP ... 17,49,79_

C.B. 100580L

00-2604 Ist Ave-Designating the New Pacific Apartments at 26

nue as an Historic Landmark.

Relating to historic preservation, imposing controls upon the

New Pacific Apartments, 2600-04 .1st Avenue, designated by

.S-rvation Board under Ordinance 106348.,,,the Landmarks-- Pre I...

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Affidavit of Publication

STATE OF WASHINGTONKING COUNTY-SS.

The undersigned~ on oath states that he is an

authorized representative of The Daily Journal of Commerce,

a daily newspaper,Which newspaper is a legal newspaper

of general circulation and A is now and has been for more

than six months prior to ~~e date of publication hereinafter

refered to. published in the English language continuously

as a daily newspaper in Sea-ttle, King County, Washington,

and it is now and during all of said time was printed in an

office maintained at the aforesaid place of publication of

this newspaper. The Daily Journal of Commerce was on the

12th day of June, 1941, approved as a legal newspaper by

the Superior Court of King County.

The notice in the exact form annexed, was published in

regular issues of The Daily Journal of Commerce, which was

regularlydistributed to its subscribers during the below

stated period. The annexed notice, a -------- ...........................

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