Attachment #2 Application Attachment #3 Correspondence Attachment #4 Ordinance (1)

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1 District. stff report generlly between 1st Street North nd Coffee Pot Byou, frcxn SAINT PETERSBURG CITY COUNCIL TO: YOR AND ME4BERS OF CITY COUNCIL SUBJECT: Designtion of the Grnd Terrce re (HPC 88 02), locted Attchment #2 Appliction Attchment #3 Correspondence Attchment #4 Ordinnce (1) ttched for your informtion. district. All correspondence tht hs been received hs been petition in fvor of dopting Grnd Terrce s historic percent of Grnd Terrce property owners signed the properties included in the proposed re. Approximtely 78 The ordinnce requires two thirds pprovl of the one historic district (Roser Prk) hve been designted. historic preservtion progrm, ten individul lndmrks nd ppliction in St. Petersburg. To dte, under the City s Grnd Terrce represents the second historic district re be so designted s delineted in the ppliction nd ppliction (ttched) proposing Grnd Terrce s Historic District (HPC 88 02). The HPC reccmnended tht this Second reding nd public hering to be set for April 21, the proposed historic district by 7 0 vote. The Historic Preservtion Cnrnission recmiends APPROVAL of report, nd s shown on Mp 1. Boundry Justifiction sections of the ttched stff historic district s identified in the Are Evlution rid REC1MENDATION: The Administrtion reccwmends APPROVAL of the proposed EXPLANATION: On Februry 25, 1988, the Historic Preservtion Ccxtinission (HPC) held public hering nd reviewed the designtion ATTACHMENTS: In Order: Attchment #1 Stff Report 22nd Avenue Northest to 26th Avenue Northest, s Historic Meeting of Mrch 17, 1988

2 ORDINANCE NO. 88- AN ORDINANCE DESIGNATING THE AREA LOCATED GENERALLY BETWEEN FIRST STREET NORTH AND COFFEE POT BAYOU, FROM TWENTY-SECOND AVENUE NORTHEAST TO TWENTY SIXTH AVENUE NORTHEAST AS THE GRANADA TERRACE HISTORIC DISTRICT PURSUANT TO CITY CODE CHAPTER 35 1/2; ADDING THE GRANADA TERRACE HISTORIC DISTRICT TO THE LOCAL REGISTER LISTING; AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE. THE CITY OF ST. PETERSBURG DOES ORDAIN: SECTION 1. Tht pursunt to Chpter 35 1/2 of the St. Petersburg City Code, ll property within the boundries herein described is hereby designted historic district. GRANADA TERRACE HISTORIC DISTRICT: Strting t point beginning t the southwest corner of Lot 2, Block 3, C. Perry Snell s Grnd Terrce Addition; esterly to point 50 south of the northwest corner of Lot 2, Wter Block K, C. Perry Snell s Grnd Terrce Addition; trveling generlly in southesterly direction long the wter edge of the bulkhed line (including the stirs of Grnd Vist) to the estern edge of the right of wy of Locust Street Northest; south 200 to the northern edge of the 22nd Avenue Northest right of wy; west 575 feet to the southwest corner of Lot 1, Block 8, C. Perry Snell s Grnd Terrce Addition; north 90 to the northwest corner of Lot 1, Block 8, C. Perry Snell s Grnd Terrce Addition; northwest long the lot line of Lot 2, Block 8, C. Perry Snell s Grnd Terrce Addition; west ; southwest 29, west 105 to the northwest corner of Lot 11, Block 8, C. Perry Snell s Grnd Terrce Addition; west northwest 60 to the northest corner of Lot 14, Block 9, C. Perry Snell s Grnd Terrce Addition; west to the northwest corner of Lot 7, Block 9, C. Perry Snell s Grnd Terrce Addition; north to the northwest corner of Lot 8, Block 4, C. Perry Snell s Grnd Terrce Addition; est 120 ; trveling in northerly direction long the property lines

3 to the southest corner of Lot 1, Block 4, C. Perry Snell s Grnd Terrce Addition; west 80 to the southwest corner of Lot 1, Block 4, C. Perry Snell s Grnd Terrce Addition; north to the point of beg inning. SECTION 2. This historic district is hereby nmed the Grnd Terrce Historic District. SECTION 3. A locl register listing hs been creted of designted lndmrks, lndmrk sites, nd historic districts. The Grnd Terrce Historic District is hereby dded to this locl register. SECTION 4. This ordinnce shll become effective immeditely fter its doption. Pssed by City Council on first reding on: Pssed by City Council on second nd finl reding on: MAYOR-COUNC I LMEMBER CHAIRPERSON OF THE CITY COUNCIL ATTEST: Clerk of the City Council APPROVED AS TO FORM AND SUBSTANCE: City Attorney or Assistnt Dte PL :jc

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5 ATTACHMENT 41 STAFF REPORT

6 HISTORIC DESIGNATION STAFF REPORT CASE NO.: HPC NAME OF PROPOSED DISTRICT: Grnd Terrce Historic District (Mp #1) 2. DISTRICT PETITION: Totl of 69 properties; 53 ffirmtive votes (property list ttched nd see Mp #2) 3. TYPE OF DISTRICT BEING CONSIDERED: Historic 4 PERIOD OF SIGNIFICANCE: 1920 s Boom Er 5. AREA(S) OF SIGNIFICANCE: Architecture 6. AREA EVALUATION: The proposed Grnd Terrce Historic District is locted in the Old Northest residentil section of St. Petersburg on the west side of Coffee Pot Byou nd includes totl of 69 properties. It is surrounded on three sides by predominntly one nd two story single fmily residentil res tht hve been lid out on the grid system. The proposed district is bounded by 22nd Avenue NE on the south, 1st Street North on the west, the lley right of wy between 25th nd 26th Avenues NE on the north, nd the Coffee Pot Boulevrd sewll on the est. The Grnd Terrce subdivision ws pltted in Februry, 1924, by prominent locl developer C. Perry Snell. It ws lid out with prkwys, circulr plzs in the rodwy, nd curved streets. This smll, compct neighborhood ws oriented towrds these prkwys nd plzs which feture lrge concrete monuments. The southern portion of the neighborhood is bisected by Grnd Prk, the centrl prkwy comprised of series of rounded plots tht runs from 1st Street NE to the wter. It ends on the est side of Coffee Pot Boulevrd. This prkwy opens into lrge, semi circulr vist which includes lrge, rectngulr, concrete pylon pergol ( structure consisting of prllel colonndes supporting n open roof with girdes nd cross rfters, similr to n rbor or trellis) nd benches on the west side of Coffee Pot Boulevrd, the street tht prllels the wterfront. A corresponding semi-circulr feture nd wide concrete terrce with steps to wter s edge dominte its extension into Coffee Pot Byou on the est side of the boulevrd. Arrnged in line with the vist is Plz Andlusi, lrge, round islnd with circulr concrete pergol nd benches surrounding centrl well with n elborte rch. A second round plz known s Plz Vlenci is locted on 25th Avenue NE t the terminus of Andlusi Wy nd Brevrd Rod. It fetures lrge, clssiclly inspired, cst concrete urn on 3 tier terrce. It is the dominnt feture of the north portion of the subdivision. All of the concrete fetures, including the pylons plced on street corners mrking the entrnce to the Grnd Terrce subdivision re pinted white. The streets re ll pved with red brick nd lined

7 could build (Pinells County Deed Book 170). Most of the houses re Architecturlly, Grnd Terrce ws intended s n exclusive, homogeneous originl deed restriction which dictted the rchitecturl styles owners wide prkwy. with concrete sidewlks which re seprted from the rod by five foot enclve of custom Mediterrnen Revivl houses s specified in the neighborhood. Thus, it does not contribute to the Mediterrnen chrcter of the since one of the Boom Er buildings is Colonil Revivl in style. Il. According to the pplicnt, there re 37 contributory properties nd However, stff believes there re only 36 contributory properties 32 non contributory properties within the proposed district. 3. The street mteril of the re is brick. chimney cpped with red tile roof or squre tower with pyrmidl the Mediterrnen Revivl trdition is Colonil Revivl built in often contins t lest one feture of verticl emphsis (such s often mde of wood, cly tile, or concrete block. The roof is usully the chrcteristic terr cott tile. The one house not in roof). The exterior wlls re stuccoed over structurl system house usully hs n symmetricl pln, is one or two stories, nd St. Petersburg during the 1920 s. The Mediterrnen Revivl style in style, dting from the 1920 s Boom Er. In St. Petersburg, the usge. It is lso one of the most importnt styles used in Mediterrnen Revivl ws populr for both residentil nd commercil 2. All but one period house in Grnd Terrce is Mediterrnen Revivl 1. The chrcter of Grnd Terrce is low density residentil. Are Highlights: homes hve wlled rer grdens nd terrces. lso very common, especilly in side nd rer yrds. Mny of the period used, especilly zles. Ok shde trees dominte, but fruit trees re hibiscus, pittisporum, bougnvile, nd plms. Hrdier mterils re lso individul lots with vriety of subtropicl plnt mterils including setbcks nd side yrds which contributes gretly to the visul Both the period houses s well s lter infill construction shre common homogeneous chrcter of the district s does the lndscping of the lot. stuccoed, representing the rnge of period finishes including smooth, troweled, nd rough textured. Mny perpetute the originl pstel color used to ccent windows, blconettes, nd loggis. Loggis, porches, cps nd pplied, glzed tile decortion. Wrought iron is lso frequently schemes. Most of the houses hve detched grge set to the rer of the contrsts with the flt terrin. Mny hve Spnish tile roofs or prpet ptios, or roof terrces re common. All contributing structures re of the Mediterrnen Revivl style, nd present bold silhouette which symmetriclly mssed, in imittion of the picturesque building trdition Pge 2 Historic Designtion Stff Report 88 02

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10 (monuments), re in sound condition nd good stte of preservtion. 5. Owner support for the district is 78 percent. 6. Are includes prkwys, plzs, nd concrete monuments. 7. The houses within the district, long with the lndscpe fetures stff finds these boundries to be cceptble. Guide to Delineting Edges of Historic Districts. The Plnning Deprtment A detiled description of the scope of these fctors cn be found in A Terrce district focused on the historic, visul, nd physicl linkges. property owner support. The mjor fctors pertinent to the Grnd exmined: historic, visul, physicl, politicl, economic, socil, nd In evluting the proposed district boundries, the following fctors were cohesive, inwrd orienttion of the neighborhood. The pplicnt bsed the district boundries on sight lines nd the strong, nd re not oriented towrd the neighborhood menities. subdivision, were not included becuse they re of recent construction, Houses fronting on 26th Avenue NE, the originl northern boundry of the The originl wter block intended for bot slips ws not included. subdivision streets re included in the district regrdless of their construction dte. Houses on the corners of the rteril streets tht re oriented to the construction period. North were not included becuse they re oriented to the rteril street Boom Er buildings, the houses fronting on 22nd Avenue NE nd 1st Street With the exception of the 300 block of 22nd Avenue NE which hs 1920 s nd not the rest of the subdivision. Most re lso of lter rteril streets tht define its western nd southern boundries. subdivision towrds the prk, prkwy, nd plzs rther thn to the be inclusive of ll the lnd in the originl Grnd Terrce subdivision. drwn to reflect the historic development of the neighborhood, rther thn According to the pplicnt, the boundries of the proposed district were This is becuse of the strong orienttion of the 1920 s development of the 7. BOUNDARY JUSTIFICATION: nd the street. 9. The sidewlk mteril is concrete with five foot prkwy between it with the contributory buildings for the most prt. of lter period. They shre common setbcks nd similr mssing 8. The non contributory buildings re ll residentil in nture nd re Pge 3 Historic Designtion Stff Report 88 02

11 Historic Designtion Stff Report O2 Pge AREA PROBLEMS/SOLUTIONS: The success nd stbility of historic district or neighborhood cnnot be bsed solely on its rchitecturl or historic distinctions. Other fctors such s building conditions, infrstructure, property mintennce, nd surrounding ctivities nd uses impct the success of ny neighborhood. Grnd Terrce ppers to be very stble neighborhood. The building conditions re generlly sound, nd the properties well mintined. The neighborhood is single fmily, residentil lnd use. The surrounding neighborhoods re lso stble nd well mintined. Continued mintennce of both public nd privte properties will help to ensure the success nd stbility of the proposed historic district. 9. RELATIONSHIP TO EXISTING AND FUTURE PLANS: Grnd Terrce is zoned predominntly RS-100, which is low density, residentil zone. Currently, the only known plns for the re involve the rehbilittion of the Grnd Terrce Prk fetures. The Deprtment of Leisure Services hs been working with the neighborhood nd other interested prties to develop rehbilittion pln. It is recommended tht such pln be sensitive to the historic fbric of the prk fetures. It is lso recommended tht the Deprtment of Leisure Services submit these plns to the Plnning Deprtment stff nd Historic Preservtion Commission for review nd comment. If Grnd Terrce is designted historic district, these rehbilittion plns will be subject to the Certificte of Appropriteness review process. 10. DESIGN REVIEW GUIDELINES: The Historic Preservtion Ordinnce nd the Historic Resources Mngement Pln outline bsic design review guidelines. It would be to the benefit of the proposed district, city stff, nd the Historic Preservtion Commission (thpcei) to develop specific district design review guidelines. Such design guidelines developed in joint effort between stff nd the neighborhood will help clrify exctly wht does nd does not require Certificte of Appropriteness nd provide specific guidelines for HPC review of Certifictes of Appropriteness. This process could begin once the district is pproved by the Commission nd should be initited by the residents of the district. 11. EVALUATION OF SIGNIFICANCE: Due to its strong concentrtion of good Mediterrnen Revivl rchitecture nd unique prkwy fetures nd brick streets, Grnd Terrce is n identifible re worthy of historic district designtion. The proposed Grnd Terrce Historic District meets four of the eight criteri identified in the City Code, Chpter 35 1/2, 35(d), for designtion of the re s district: (3) It is identified with person or persons who significntly contributed to the development of the City, stte or ntion;

12 Historic Designtion Stff Report Pge 5 (6) It hs distinguishing chrcteristics of n rchitecturl style vluble for the study of period, method of construction or use of indigenous mterils; (7) Its chrcter is geogrphiclly definble re possessing significnt concentrtion, or continuity of sites, buildings, objects or structures united in pst events or estheticlly by pln or physicl development; nd (8) Its chrcter is n estblished nd geogrphiclly definble neighborhood, united in culture, rchitecturl style or physicl pln nd development. 12. STAFF RECOMNENDATION: Stff recommends APPROVAL submitted. of the Grnd Terrce Historic District s Sources: 1. Grnd Terrce Historic District Appliction 2. Grnd Terrce Florid Mster Site File Form

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14 wrall1 GRANADA TERRACE PROPERTY OWNER LIST 1 yes 2200 Brevrd Rd., N.E. Gry R. nd Judith A. Greene 2 yes 2209 Brevrd Rd., N.E. Chrlotte Lowe 3 yes nd Ave., N.E. Jck H. & Suznne M. Hutto 4 yes nd Ave., N.E. Robert D. & Ptrici B. Berrett 5 yes 2200 Locust St., N.E. Kenyon W. & Lois H. Wtford 6 yes 2254 Coffee Pot Blvd., N.E. Willim C. Johnson 7 yes 2264 Coffee Pot Blvd., N.E. Dr. Willim & Fith F. Bker 8 no 2274 Coffee Pot Blvd., N.E. Clr D. Tuthill 9 no 2284 Coffee Pot Blvd., N.E. Frnk Dowell, Jr. 10 yes 2296 Coffee Pot Blvd., N.E. Richrd & Kthyrn Cole 11 no 2300 Coffee Pot Blvd., N.E. Gregory A. & Juli D. Townsend 12 ½ yes, ½ no 2320 Coffee Pot Blvd., N.E. Willim F. & Nncy C. Belcher 13 yes 2400 Coffee Pot Blvd., N.E. Allen L. & Georgnne Hrvill, Jr 14 yes 2410 Coffee Pot Blvd., N.E. Joseph & Nncy E. Telese

15 yes yes yes no yes no yes yes no yes yes no yes yes yes yes yes Coffee Pot Blvd., N.E. Coffee Pot Blvd., N.E. Coffee Pot Blvd., N.E. 25th Ave., N.E. 25th Ave., N.E. 25th Ave., N.E. 25th Ave., N.E. 25th Ave., N.E. 25th Ave., N.E. Andlusi Wy, N.E. Andlusi Wy, N.E. Andlusi Wy, N.E. Andlusi Wy, N.E. Andlusi Wy, N.E. Andlusi Wy, N.E. Andlusi Wy, N.E. Andlusi Wy, N.E. George R. & Elizbeth D. Fy Willim Bynrd Lester J. Jr. & Susn R. Bernrd Mrci Pine John Kiernn (new owner) Dvid A. & Kristin Brett Elisbeth F. Owen Theodore Tolson, Jr. Mrion L. Cmpbell Esther J. Mdden Smyth R. & Jne S. Mullign Joseph E. Wugh Angelo & Emili Desnitz Robert J. t4ello J. Fred Russ E. Norwood & Cmby H. Hog Mrk B. Peterson 2

16 32 yes 2400 Andlusi Wy, 33 yes 2326 Andlusi Wy, 34 yes 2320 Andlusi Wy, 35 no 2319 Andlusi Wy, 36 yes 2312 Andlusi Wy, 37 yes 2311 Andlusi Wy, 38 no 2300 Andlusi Wy, 39 no rd Ave., N.E. 40 no rd Ave., N.E. 41 no rd Ave., N.E. 42 yes rd Ave., N.E. 43 yes rd Ave. N.E. 44 yes rd Ave. N.E. 45 no rd Ave. N.E. 46 yes rd Ave. N.E. 47 yes 2221 By St., N.E. 48 no rd Ave., N.E. N.E. N.E. N.E. N.E. NE. N.E. N.E. Dvid P. Anthony N. & Beverly Edwrds Ktherine M. Miller & Mry Kthryn Poole John C. Summer Louise F. Turner Gry & Frnces McConnell Dvid G. Jr. & Wunci Fgen Hrry R. & My A. Woodwrd Rymond & Jon Ashe Robert W. & Mry J. Prnell John P. & Frnces J. Lersch Fred C. & Junerose S. Wissker W.E. McCormick, Jr. C. Wde III & Dorothy M. Yekle Albert & Hild Piirnd Willim & Sue Sk ggs Loren W. & Jon M. Mthre 3

17 49 yes 50 yes 51 no yes 53 yes 54 yes 55 yes 56 yes 57 yes 58 yes rd Ave., N.E rd Ave., N.E rd Ave., N.E rd Ave., N.E Brevrd Rd., N.E Brevrd Rd., N.E Brevrd Rd., N.E Brevrd Rd., N.E Brevrd Rd., N.E Brevrd Rd., N.E. Beverly H. Crowe George k Mrgret J. Odiorne Helen McGrry (estte of) Elizbeth E.[1overing Newton & Ethel 14. Rogers Muryne S. Fuvre Erl & Mrjorie Clrk(new owners) Andrew L. Wllce Jck B. Weldon & Deborh Dowling Philip Mtion 59 yes 2300 Brevrd Rd., N.E. Olinto & Lur Mrtins (new owners) Fermdo & Helen Cvco 60 no 2311 Br evrd Rd., N.E. Crole 14. Heth 61 yes 2320 Br evrd Rd., N.E. Dvid B. & Alice N. Echus 62 yes 2321 Br evrd Rd., N.E. Mry H. Thoms 63 yes 2328 Brevrd Rd., N.E. Mrk b. Squires & Suznne B. Lewis 64 yes 2402 Br evrd Rd., N.E. Jmes F. & Hether G. Doughton 4

18 65 no 2405 Brevrd Rd., N.E. 66 yes 2411 Brevrd Rd., N.E. 67 no 2408 Brevrd Rd., N.E. 68 yes 2421 Brevrd Rd., N.E. 69 yes 2431 Brevrd Rd., N.E. George k Shirley Mtthews Ruth F. Thurmn Robert S. Horn Blnche S. Ry John E. & Susn H. Stermn

19 ATTACHMENT #2 - APPLICATION

20 historic themtic multiple resource 2. CLASSIFICATION; Type of district being designted; 1. NAME OF DISTRICT PROPOSFD FOR DESIGKATI ; e. Buildings See Attched g. Other fetures or contributing fetures f. House site fetures b. Nturl Fetures c. Pre-historic Nn-Mde Fetures d. Subdivision Design. Loction nd Surroundings following order; property nd its setting during the period of historic significnce, in the OF HISTORIC APPEARANCE; Describe the historic ppernce of the See Attched brief description of ech (dte of construction, history, rchitecturl style, etc.). See Attched legl description or survey). Attch mp delimiting proposed boundry. re non-contributory to the significnce of the district, nd provide ll mn-mde nd nturl resources to be included in designtion (generl 5. BOUNDARY DESCRIPTION MG) JUSTIFICATION; Describe boundry line encompssing 6. RESOURc.E TYPES; List ll properties; stte which re contributory nd which other )( Urbn/Town Plnning industry politics/government socil/religious rcheology rchitecture history commerce the re significnt: 4. AREA(S) OF SIGNIFICANCE; In which of the following generl ctegories is significnce. (cite specific dtes where possible) 3. PERIOD OF SIGNIFICANCE; During wht period(s) did re chieve historic COIIUSSIOII FOR LOCAL DESIGNATION OF A DISTRICT APPLICATION TO THE ST. PETERSBURG HISTORIC PRESERVATION

21 BOUNDARY DESCRIPTION Township 31 South Rnge 17 Est Section 7 Grnd Terrce Addition Block 3, Lots 3 8 Block 4, Lots 1, 8 19 Block 5 Block 6 Block 7 Block 8, Lots 1-9 nd lley Block 9, Lots 1 6 BOUNDARY JUSTIFICATION Becuse of the strong orienttion of the 1920s development of the Grnd Terrce subdivision towrds the prk, prkwy, nd plzs rther thn to the rteril streets tht define its western nd southern limits, The boundries of the district re drwn to reflect the historic development of the neighborhood rther thn be inclusive of ll the lnd in the originl Grnd Terrce subdivision. With the exception of the 300 block of 22 Avenue NE which hs period structures, the houses fronting on 22 Avenue NE nd 1 Street North re not included becuse they re oriented to the rteril street nd not the rest of the subdivision nd most re of lter construction. Houses on the corners of the rteril streets tht re oriented to the subdivision streets re included in the district regrdless of their construction dte. The originl wter block intended s bot slips re not included. Houses fronting on 26 Avenue NE, the originl northern boundry of the subdivision re not included becuse they re of recent construction, nd, gin, they re not oriented towrds the neighborhood menities. The district boundries re bsed on the sight lines nd strong cohesive, inwrd orienttion of the neighborhood.

22 6. Resource Types: Grnd Terrce Coffee Pot Blvd. NE. Johnson House I. 1-story, concrete block rnch house with brick veneer on fcde Coffee Pot Blvd. NE. Gowing House C. Elegnt, symmetricl, Mediterrnen Revivl house with circulr heded fenestrtion on the first level nd trbeted on the second. Entrnce sheltered by rcded porch. Hndsome five prt window with cocin stone frontispiece centered on second floor. Iron blconettes. Henry Dupont, rchitect Coffee Pot Blvd. NE. Tuthill House I. 1-story, stuccoed, concrete block rnch house. L 2284 Coffee Pot Blvd. NE. Morgn House I. 1-story, stuccoed Tudor cottge with brick ccenting. Typicl symmetricl gbled entrnce pvilion set ginst mssive expressed chimney on fcde. Mock hlf timbering in gble ends. 1 of 2 similr houses in the district. Henry Kohier, rchitect. jc, Coffee Pot Blvd. NE. Turner House C. Distinctive, 2-story, Mediterrnen Revivl dwelling built by C. Perry Snell s specultive house. Centrl, 2-story flt-roofed section flnked by double-tiered porch on est nd domed stirhll nd entrnce porch on west. Second level open porch set with expressed structurl memebers. Well preserved interior with bemed ceiling, domed, circulr stircse, Mediterrnen fireplce with originl iron ndirons nd fender, nd vriety of rched openings. Interior wlls finished with textured stucco which is typicl of ll 1920s houses. Built for C. Buck Turner, successful rel estte slesmn. Hrry Cunninghm, rchitect Coffee Pot Blvd. NE. Louis Rguet House C. Architecturlly most distinguished house in the district. Designed by Hrry F. Cunninghm, formerly with Goodhue Assocites of New York. Louis Rquet ws slesmn with Jck Tylor. The fnciful, superbly mssed, 2 story stuccoed house utilizes most of the populr Mediterrnen Revivl motifs including both squre nd conicl towers, loggi, tile decortion, nd lrge, circulr-heded window with medievl column mullions on the wter front. Well preserved Coffee Pot Blvd. NE. Merkel House I. 2-story, brick Colonil Revivl dwelling Coffee Pot Blvd. NE. Residence I. 2 story, brick veneer nd wood shethed dwelling Coffee Pot Blvd. NE. Dew Frncke House C. Well preserved, 2-story, Mediterrnen Revivl dwelling with projecting gbled pvilion flnked by rcded entrnce porch on south nd terrce on north. Roof terrce over porch. Hndsome copper window hoods. Decortive tile surrounds nd spndrels.

23 porch. 6-over i fenestrtion typicl of colonil Revivl houses. Modillions under boxed, overhnging eves. Well preserved. Symmetricl, 2-story, hip-roofed, Colonil Revivl dwelling with coupled fenestrtion. Flt roofed entrnce portico nd open side il Coffee Pot Blvd. NE. Emmons-Bynrd House C. Smll, 1-story, concrete block rnch house Avenue NE. Residence. C I. Cunninghm, rchitect. Built for dentist Dr. Hrold Hrt, son of W. A. Hrt. Hrry unpinted rchitrves, nd originl floor pln. Well preserved. Interior is complete with originl fireplce, bemed ceiling, circulr-heded openings on porch. Rer terrce with fish pond. Spnish tiled roof porch to ccent dome. Glzed tile spndrels under dome. Symmetriclly mssed with projecting end pvilions nd centrl, Distinctive, H shped, 1-story Moroccn dwelling with centrl ogee in Grnd Terrce. Hrry Cunninghm, rchitect. moved to St. Petersburg in 1923 nd built severl specultive houses dwelling with centrl tower. Wooden csement windows. fcde. Built by W. A. Hrt, retired Cndin chin wholesler who Circulr heded grden gte set into flt buttress on west corner of Well preserved, symmetriclly mssed, 2 story Mediterrnen Revivl Aveneue NE. Mtthews House C. csement windows. Well preserved exmple of populr inid-1920s style. 1-story, Tudor cottge with typicl symmetricl gbled entrnce pvilion nd chimney. Mock hlf timbering in gble ends. Metl cij, Avenue NE. Residence I. Modest, 1-story, frme rnch house built s specultive house by Circulr-heded, double lef gtes to rer wlled portion of property. section. Entrnce door with decortive wrought iron hinges. Hndsome blconette with turned, wooden post nd riling on estern front wlled terrce. 2 story western section is linked to 1-story, Avenue NE. Residence I. Unusully mssed, picturesque Mediterrnen Revivl dwelling with gble-ended estern pvilion by 1-story hyphen. Spnish tile roof. Scooley. -L Avenue NE. Klpp House C. L(Z Avenue NE. Dr. Hrold Hrt House C. vernculr trdition. L shped, symmetriclly mssed Mediterrnen Revivl dwelling with n Aveneue NE. Residence C. 1-story rnch remodeled in the Mediterrnen Revivl-Post Modern mode. roof. Decortive exposed rfter ends. Styling bsed on mediterrnen inset porch with expressed structurl members (enclosed). Spnish tile Fl Coffee Pot Blvd. NE. Residence. 1942, I. 1-story rnch house with concrete roof tiles. S Coffee Pot Blvd. NE. Residence I.

24 / Avenue NE. McCormick House I. 1 story, stuccoed, concrete block rnch house. l Avenue NE. Weiskohf House C. Hndsome, 2-story, symmetricsily mssed Mediterrnen Revivl dwelling with porte cochere nd sleeping porch on the west blnced by 1-story loggi nd wlled terrce on the est. Arched openings feture rusticted surrounds. Spnish tile roof. Some replcement of originl wooden csement windows. Built s specultive house by W. A. Hrt who resided t Avenue NE. Originl owner S. E. Weiskohf ws successful builder in New York. (((p Avenue NE. Residence I. 1-story, stuccoed, concrete block house on corner lot. j Avenue NE. Goebel McGrry House C. 2 story, textured stucco, flt-roofed Mediterrnen Revivl house with flt-roofed ntrnce porch nd formerly open loggi. Porte Cochere nd sleeping porch dded C Mrs. Goebel, welthy widow from Chicgo, owned severl houses in Grnd Terrce tht were used on sesonl bsis Avenue NE. Scrritt House C. Symmetricl, 2-story, custom Mediterrnen Revivl dwelling with centrl engged octgonl tower flnked by splyed wings. Mssing expresses shpe of lot. Decortive spndrels nd hndsome ogee wrought iron lintels, brckets, nd strp hinges on entrnce door. Well preserved..{ Avenue NE. W.A. Hrt House C. Symmetricl, 2-story, three-by, custom Mediterrnen Revivl dwelling with inset colonde on the second level nd portico in ntis defining the centrl entrnce by. Some window replcement. Residence of W. A. Hrt, retired fine chin wholesler who moved to St. Petersburg in Hrt built severl other specultive houses in Grnd Terrce. All were designed by rchitect Hrry Cunninghm nd built by contrctor N. B. Pcker. ô Aveneue NE. Fellows House C. Csully mssed, troweled finish-stucco, Mediterrnen Revivl dwelling with hndsome rbesque-detiled frontispiece t centrl entrnce. Exterior stirs to second level on west elevtion dded in Flt roof with Spnish tile cp. Styled to recll the vernculr Mediterrnen style Avenue NE. Residence I. Lrge, 1 story, hip-roofed, rnch house set on lrge lot Avenue NE. Tolson House I. 1-story frme rnch house with metl csement windows built by H. W. scooley nd designed by H. Kohier., Avenue NE. Residence I. 1-story, brick Tudor cottge with symmetricl gble nd chimney on fcde. Metl csement windows. Mock hlf timbering in gble ends. One of severl similr houses in district.

25 Avenue NE. Lund Owen House C. Well preserved, picturesquely mssed flt roofed, Mediterrnen Revivl house with projecting gble ended front eli set with richly detiled, circulr-heded window. Tile roofed pents on west elevtion. Loggi flnks entrnce by. Built for Chrles Lund, n engineer who worked on the pier. The house ws sold in 1934 fter Mr. Lund s deth, nd it ws purchsed by surgeon W. S. Owen nd his wife Elizbeth Fuvre Owen, the current owner, in Avenue NE. Webber House. 1940, C I. 1-story block rnch sensitively remodeled in the previling Mediterrnen Revivl style. House contributes to chrcter of neighborhood. j Avenue NE. Residence I. 1-story, stuccoed, concrete block rnch house. & Avenue NE. Residence I. 1-story, stuccoed concrete block rnch house. I-fl By Street NE. Dr. Royce House C. One of the most distinctively mssed nd detiled smller Mediterrnen Revivl dwellings in the district. Flt roofed, 2-story rer section blnced by projecting, gble-ended front eli with hndsome ciculr-heded window nd bench with conrete urns on fcde. Entrnce sheltered by tiled shed roof. Rer wlled grden Andlusi Wy. Frnklin House C. 2-story, fit roofed Mediterrnen Revivl dwelling with n offset, flt-roofed pvilion nd rcded entrnce porch. Mock expressed rfter ends on fcde. Prpet ccented with urns on plin pedestls. Mr. Frnklin ws n executive with Stndrd Plumbing Fixtures Andlusl Wy NE. Rdzinski House C. 2-story, flt-roofed Mediterrnen Revivl dwelling with projecting, gbled ell offset on fcde. Centrl pediment in prpet. Applied tile decortion. Shllow inset blcony on second level over ttched grge. Well preserved. 3,c, Andlusi Wy NE. Ry House C. Distinctive, 2-story, Mediterrnen Revivl dwelling with roof terrce over rcded entrnce porch on south nd porte cochere on north. Fcde detiled with wrought iron blconette on second level. Spnish tile-cpped prpet. ç Andlusi Wy NE. Goebel House C. One of the most distinctive 1 story Mediterrnen Revivl dwellings in the district. Gble-ended section flnked by recessed entrnce porch nd terrce. Lrge, circulr-heded window with hndsome tile spndrell domintes fcde. Originl exterior lighting fixtures. Well preserved Andlusi Wy NE. Residence C. Hndsomely detiled, flt-roofed 2-story, Mediterrnen Revivl dwelling with shllow gbled pvilion defining entrnce by. Door nd

26 Hndsomely proportioned, 2 story, Mediterrnen Revivl dwelling with Andlusi Wy NE. Residence I. prpet cp Well preserved. iron blconette serviced by nrrow, double-lef doors on second level. stepped mssing nd vriety of windows styles nd groupings. Wrought 2326 Andlusi Wy NE. Residence Andlusi Wy NE. Residence configurtions. Well preserved. 1-story, stuccoed, concrete block rnch house. I-story moderne rnch house with concrete Spnish tile roof Revrd Rod NE. Rogers House I. constructed in the district. opening. Well preserved. Ltest Mediterrnen Revivl dwelling entrnce porch. 2-cr grge connected to house by hyphen with rched glzed tile surround t entrnce door. Moderne-style wrought iron roof. 2-story section with projecting gbled front eli. Ptterned Csully mssed Medditerrnen Revivl dwelling with Spnish tile Brevrd Rod NE. Residence C. 1 story, Interntionl-style rnch house Brevrd Rod NE. Residence I. Lrge, 1-story brick rnch with metl csement windows. c 2434 Andlusi Wy NE. Mdden House I. 1-story stuccoed rnch house with replcement windows. 1-story, stuccoed, concrete block rnch house Andlusi Wy NE. Residence I. brckets on front windows. Well preserved. wrpping 1-story front eli. Stepped prpet. Wrought-iron ogee Boxy, 2-story, flt-roofed Mediterrnen Revivl dwelling with 2420 Andlusi Wy NE. Residence C. 1-story, concrete block rnch house with concrete Spnish tile roof. 2i 2411 Andlusi Wy NE. Residence I. solrium nd porte cochere eli on the north. Spnish tile roof nd L-shped, 2-story, Mediterrnen Revivl dwelling with 1-story i Anulsi Wy NE. Residence C. 1-story, stuccoed, concrete block rnch house. Andlusi Wy NE. Residence I. 1-story, concrete block rnch house. -2, Andlusi Wy NE. Frick-Smrt House I. pttern glzed tiles. Csement windows grouped in vrious second level window surrounded by molded terr cott bricks nd rised

27 q 2222 Brevrd Rod NE. Fuvre House C. 2-story, 3-by, hip-roofed Colonil Revivl dwelling with 2 by, fltroofed porch-roof terrce (now enclosed) blnced by brcketed pent nd blconette. Exterior chimney with blind tudor rch pnel. Applied fince tile entrnce door hood. Julin Fuvre, Elizbeth Owen s brother, purchsed the house in Brevrd Rod NE. Residence C. Boxy, 2-story, flt-roofed, Mediterrnen Revivl dwelling with stepped prpet nd projecting flt-roofed rcded porch/roof terrce. Originl windows replced with luminum wning ssh. Built s specultive house Brevrd Rod NE. Residence I. 1 story, concrete block rnch house. 5(, 2235 Brevrd Rod NE. Homer House I. 1-story moderne rnch house Brevrd Rod NE. Mtison House I. Lrge, 1-story contemporry rnch house Brevrd Rod NE. Residence C. Custom, 2-story, hip-roofed house with Colonil Revivl mssing nd stone fced rcded porch centered on the fcde. Stone ccent repeted for window surrounds nd corner buttress. Textured stucco finish. Decortive rfter ends. (.o Brevrd Rod NE. Cousin House C. Hndsome, 1-story, flt roofed, Mediterrnen Revivl dwelling with projecting gbled offset pvilion with lrge, circulr-heded window. Entrnce porch enclosed with wood csement windows fetures expressed structurl members nd Spnish tile roof. Grden gte set in side buttress. Well preserved. ( 2320 Brevrd Rod NE. Hrt-Ford House C. Well proportioned, 2 story Mediterrnen Revivl dwelling with centrl flt-roofed mss flnked by flt-roofed rcded porch on the south nd solrium with circulr-heded windows on the north. Spnish tile-cpped prpet. Wrought iron blconette on second level of fcde. Well preserved. (, Brevrd Rod NE. Hewitt-Ford House C. 2-story, gble roofed Mediterrnen Revivl dwelling with flt roofed end pvilion. Projecting shed-roofed porch enclosed with csement windows. Circulr heded grden gte set into flt buttress on north. Circulr heded entrnce door with corresponding doweled screen door. Well preserved. Similr to 2411 Brevrd Rod NE. Built s specultive house by W. A. Hrt. Hrry Cunninghm, rchitect. C Brevrd Rod NE. Residence C. Boxy, 2-story, Mediterrnen Revivl dwelling with projecting 1-story porch/roof terrce. Decortive pnels in prpet. Built s specultive house. Similr to 2227 Brevrd Rod NE.

28 2402 Brevrd Rod NE. Snell House C. 2-story, stuccoed Mediterrnen Revivl dwelling built by C. Perry Sneli, originl developer of Grnd Terrce. House is distinctively detiled with circulr-heded windows on the ground level nd trbeted on the second. Entrnce door with rusticted surround nd blind niche nd herldic decortion on the second level. Solrium eli fetures pergol like wnings. Well preserved. (S Brevrd Rod NE. Humphrey House C. 2-story, flt-roofed, Mediterrnen Revivl dwelling with troweled stucco finish. Projecting flt roofed corner porch. Green glzed, Spnish tile cpped prpet. Originl windows replced. (/ Brevrd Rod NE. Residence C. One of the most distinctive smll Medierrnen Revivl dwellings in the district. Flt roofed, fortress like mssing with crenellted prpet. Hevily textured stucco. Roof terrce. Double sloped shoulder chimney on front. ((, 2411 Brevrd Rod NE. Hunter House C. Well preserved, 2-story, Mediterrnen Revivl dwelling with flt-roofed end pvilion ccented with bnks of csement windows nd corner buttresses. 1-story rcded proch serviced by double-lef, smll light doors. Concrete Spnish tile roof. House is typicl of lrger specultive homes in the subdivision. Built by W. A. Hrt nd occupied by his dughter nd son-in-lw H. 3. Hunter who ws the exclusive rel estte gent for Grnd Terrce lots. Hrry Cunninghm, rchitect Brevrd Rod NE. Residence I. 1-story, stuccoed, concrete block rnch house Brevrd Rod NE. Residence I. Lrge, rnch house with 2 story rer eli Locust Street NE. Godsey House C. Lrge, richly detiled, hip roofed, Mediterrnen Revivl dwelling with flt-roofed pvilion with n exterior chinmey nd blind pnel on west elevtion. Solrium with wlled terrce nd pergol on est. Modified Flemish gble on detched grge nd solrium. Well preserved house. Built by Mr. Godsey, prominent plumbing contrctor.

29 DESCRIPTION OF HISTORIC APPEARANCE LOCATION AND SURROUNDINGS (INCLUDING NATURAL FEATURES) The Grnd Terrce Historic District is locted in the northest residentil section of St. Petersburg on the west side of Coffee Pot Byou. It is surrounded on three sides by predominently one- nd two-story single fmily detched house residentil res lid out on grid pln. The district is bounded by 22 Aveneue NE on the south, 1 Street North on the west, the lley between 25 nd 26 Avenues NE on the north, nd the sewll on the est side of the right-of-wy of Coffee Pot Boulevrd on the est. Prior to 1923, the re ws used s spring trining bsebll complex. There re no distinctive nturl fetures in the district, sve its wterfrontge long Coffee Pot Byou. SUBDIVISION DESIGN The subdivision, pltted in Februry, 1924, by prominent locl developer C. Perry Snell, is n excellent exmple of the new suburb beutiful philosophy of residentil development. Lid out with prkwys, circulr plzs in the rodwy, mendering streets nd ccess to the wter, Grnd Terrce is smll, compct, 7-block neighborhood oriented towrds mjor lndscspe fetures dorned with lrge concrete monuments nd scenic Coffee Pot Byou. The southern portion of the neighborhood is bisected by Grnd Prk, the centrl prkwy comprised of series of rounded plots tht runs from 1 Street North to the wter nd terminting on the est side of Coffee Pot Boulevrd. This prkwy opens into lrge, semi-circulr vist dorned with lrge, rectngulr, concrete pylon pergol nd benches on the west side of Coffee Pot Boulevrd, the street tht prllels the wterfront. A corresponding semi-circulr feture nd wide conrete terrce with steps to wter s edge dominte the exedr-like extension into the byou on the est side of the boulevrd. Arrnged in line with the vist is Plz Andlusi, lrge, round islnd with circulr concrete pergol nd benches surrounding centrl well with n elborte rch. Both the Grndd Vist nd Andlusi Plz pergols were topped with timbers tht supported purple bougnvill vines. The prkwy itself ws plnted with centrl file of plms flnked by rows of pink olender nd hibiscus lost during the 1930s. A second round plz originlly known s Vlenci Plz is locted on 25 Aveneue NE t the terminus of Andlusi Wy nd Brevrd Rod. Filled with lrge, clssiclly inspired, cst-concrete urn on 3 tier terrce, it is the dominnt feture of the north portion of the subdivision. Individul lots fronting on the prkwy nd plzs hve corresponding segmentl frontge which enhnces the focus of the development towrds the public spces nd wterfront. All concrete fetures, including the bttered pylons set the street corners mrking the entrnce to the Grnd Terrce subdivision re pinted white, nd ll streets re brick-pved nd lined with concrete sidewlks seprted from the rod by 5 wide prkwy.

30 BUILDINGS Grnd Terrce ws intended s n exclusive, homogenous enclve of custom Mediterrnen Revivl houses s specified in the originl deed restrict which dictted in which rchitecturl styles owners could build. Although not fully developed when the building nd lnd boom collpsed lte in 1926, The Mediterrnen chrcter of the neighborhood ws estblished by 38 Mediterrnen Revivl houses tht were built before World Wr II. Set on lush, csully lndscped lots, the houses offer n encyclopedic rry of Mediterrnen motifs from the smll, fortress like house with crenelted prpet t 2408 Brevrd Rod to the forml plzzo with portico in ntis t Aveneue NE. Most re symmetriclly msed, in imittion of the picturesque, vernculr building trdition in the Mediterrnen region, nd present bold silhoutte which contrsts nicely with the flt terrin. Mny hve Spnish tile roofs or prpet cps nd pplied, glzed tile decortion. Wrought iron is lso frequently used to ccent windows, blconettes, nd loggis. Loggis, porches, ptios, or roof terrces re common in deference to the mild climte nd populrity of outdoor living. All contributing structures re stuccoed, representing the rnge of period finishes including smooth, troweled, nd rough-textured. Mny perpetute the originl pstel color schemes. Most of the houses hve detched grge/qurter set to the rer of the lot. The interior of most of the houses correspond in detiling nd preservtion to the exteriors. Wlls re finished with textured plster, nd open floor plns with mple ccess to exterior loggis, ptios, blconettes, nd terrces provided by smll-light, double-lef doors. Floors re finished with hrdwood or cermic tile, nd the ceilings of the public rooms re often bemed or set with plster cornices. Mny of the lrger houses hve circulr stircses nd most of the homes hve Mediterrnen-style fireplce. Of the mny houses in Grnd Terrce designed by rchitect Hrry Cunninghm, none is more representtive of the fnciful, picturesque qulities the Mediterrnen Revivl fforded thn the Rcquet House t 2300 Coffee Pot Boulevrd. Irregulrly mssed with host of towers, gbled ells, wlled terrces nd vried fenestrtion, the house is the most mbitious tour de force of Mediterrnen motifs in the district. Representtive of Cunninghms s smller residences is the the Morccn-inspired Dr. Hrold Hrt House t Avenue NE which fetures decortive ogee dome. The vriety of mssing nd motifs is complemented by the remrkbly complete stte of preservtion ll contributing structures in the district enjoy. None of the originl houses or lndsscpe fetures hve been demolished or extensively ltered mking Grnd Terrce the densest nd best preserved collection of Mediterrnen Revivl rchitecture in Pinells County. Like ll other mid-1920s boom subdivision in Florid, building virtully cesed in In 1941 the first non-mediterrnen houses were constructed in the district, nd they estblished the pttern for subsequent development which ws dominted by one-story, concrete block, rnch-style homes tht conform to the setbck nd lndscpe

31 stndrds of the erlier houses. Mny of the newer homes re lso stuccoed which contributes to their non intrusive chrcter. Despite the high percentge of intrustions (structures erected less thn 50 yers go) in the district, Grnd Terrce is visully unifed, well-defined Mediterrnen Revivl neighborhood due in lrge prt to its originl lyout nd orienttion of the lots to the lndscpe fetures nd the smll scle of the lter development. It is the hndsome, well-preserved period structures, often built on the most prominent lots, tht dominte the chrcter of the subdivision. HOUSE SITE FEATURES Both the period houses s well s the lter infill construction shre common setbcks nd sideyrds which contributes gretly to the visul homogenous chrcter of the district s does the csul lndscping of the individul lots with vriety of subtropicl plnt mterils including hibiscus, pittisporum, bougnvile, nd vriety of plms. Hrdier mterils re lso used in gret profusion, especilly zles. Ok shde trees dominte, but fruit trees re lso very common, especilly in the side nd rer yrds. Mny of the period homes hve wlled rer grdens nd terrces. The lndscpe fetures of the prkwys re discussed in the subdivision design section.

32 beutiful philosophy of residentil development. Lid out with lrge, round islnd with circulr concrete pergol nd benches the est side of the right of wy of Coffee Pot Boulevrd on the est. developer C. Perry Snell, is n excellent exmple of the new suburb boulevrd. Arrnged in line with the vist is Plz Andlusi, lrge concrete monuments nd scenic Coffee Pot Byou. The southern portion of the neighborhood is bisected by Grnd Prk, the centrl exedr-like extension into the byou on the est side of the prkwys, circulr plzs in the rodwy, mendering streets nd neighborhood oriented towrds mjor lndscspe fetures dorned with ccess to the wter, Grnd Terrce is smll, compct, 7-block lley between 25 nd 26 Avenues NE on the north, nd the sewll on bounded by 22 Aveneue NE on the south, 1 Street North on the west, the wide conrete terrce with steps to wter s edge dominte the prllels the wterfront. A corresponding semi-circulr feture nd benches on the west side of Coffee Pot Boulevrd, the street tht vist dorned with lrge, rectngulr, concrete pylon pergol nd North to the wter nd terminting on the est side of Coffee Pot prkwy comprised of series of rounded plots tht runs from 1 Street in the subdivision locted on the west side of Coffee Pot Byou nd Boulevrd. This prkwy opens into lrge, semi-circulr )[;NADA TERRACE PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION The Grnd Terrce Historic District consists of 68 structures built The subdivision, pltted in Februry, 1924, by prominent locl

33 b. Pre-history (if pplicble) d. Development of Are. Historic Context c. Historic Occuption (Any erly settlement sites?) 8. 5TATIT OF SIGWIFICAWE; Describe the significnce of the re; 9. A17AH THE FOLLOWING A1)ITIONAL IT(5; HISTSHELL;pb z fi designtion. orgniztion if pproprite); 10. DESIGNATION PROPOSAL PREPARED BY (include title nd nme of gency or c. Photogrphs; one blck nd white 3 x 5 of; Signture of preprer flalanør ) 4 Telephone Number Dte proposl prepred 7 337o4 Address I. Agency orr CrQ f zri 4or trc / VP Nme çrcriq Title fir e. Historic district nomintion petition form with signtures. description nd significnce sttements. d. Footnotes nd bibliogrphy of sources used in the preprtion of the boundries of the re to be designted. (2) One view of ny other mjor feture or structure within the (1) One overll view of ech property. b. Another coded mp showing those property owners for nd ginst district to be designted nd the loction of ll contributing nd noncontributing resources on the site.. An 8 1/2 x 11 or 8 1/2 x 14 mp showing the boundries of the re

34 the town s most significnt residentil developers. Lid out with development, is the inspirtion of C. Perry Snell ( ), one of subdivisions plnned for St. Petersburg during its hlcyon er of lnd Grnd Terrce, the most complete of the 1920s mediterrnen Revivl HISTORIC CONTEXT they combine with the mendering street pln to mke Grnd Terrce Mediterrnen Riveri, n re whose rchitecturl trdition seemed s wildly enthusinstic pursuer of beuty, plnned subdivisions given to the city, wide, lndscped prkwy nd circulr plzs remrkbly complete stte of preservtion, were built by Snell, nd Petersburg Times, 2/2/24). The menities, which survive in streets, scenic prkwys nd public prk res decorted with concrete filled with concrete monuments clled rtistic resting plces ( monuments nd sttury. Grnd Terrce fetures wterfront prk tht devited from the norml grid developments (Fuller, p. 115). Streets were lid out in new suburb beutiful mnner with winding mximizing his investment in lnd, Snell described by contemporry concerned with creting n exclusive residentil enclve thn pproprite for wterfront developments in subtropicl Florid. More Grnd Terrce ws conceived s fnciful recretion of the distinguished creer in 1906 when he, A. E. Hoxie nd J. C. Hmlett subdivisions (Grismer, p. 302). Grnd Terrce ws prt of tht bsebll spring trining fcility beginning in 1914 (Fuller, P. 116). bought the holdings of the St. Petersburg Lnd nd Improvement neighborhood including the Bywood, North Shore nd Snell Isle ccummultion, nd It ws previously used s the St. Louis Browns Eventully Snell, often in ssocition with Hmlett until 1919, Compny, successor to Peter Demen s Ornge Belt Investment Compny. tourist in 1899, moved permnently in 1904, nd strted his phrmcist from Kentucky, Snell first cme to St. Petersburg s cquired nd developed most of the lnd north of 5 Avenue North nd prestigious development of the northest section of St. Petersburg. A est of 4 Street North, known s the northest or north shore C. Perry Snell ws more responsible thn ny other individul for the DEVELOPMENT OF AREA Revivl style which, more thn ny other mode, is representtive of rchitecture in Pinells County. The 38 originl houses nd lndscpe estte mrket in 1926, but, owing to its diminutive size nd initil estblished during the heydy of the Florid lnd boom, Grnd Florid (St. Petersburg Times, 2/2/24). Like other subdivisions populrity, It ws more complete thn ny other. Grnd Terrce is fetures survive in remrkbly stte of preservtion nd fford n Florid s most significnt period of growth. concrete monuments, the 1924 neighborhood ws reportedly the most expensively plnned nd executed subdivision on the west cost of Terrce ws not fully developed when the bottom fell out of the rel thus the most dense concentrtion of Mediterrnen Revivl impressive nd complete rry of the verstility of the Mediterrnen mendering streets, public prk, lndscped prkwys nd plzs with GRANADA TERRACE HISTORIC DISTRICT STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANCE

35 n locl exmple of the lndscped new suburb movement. Construction of the brick nd menities begn In 1923 with sles beginning in the winter or 1924, the subdivivion ws immeditely populr s offered the vilble wterfront neighborhood close to the business center of town excellent lots it streets lst (Ibid.). beutiful All development ws to detched dwellings in the Spnish, Moorish, or type of or of blended or kindred the min wlls of which must be brick, stone, or stucco nd ws to be hrmonious nd in keeping with buildings erected by the developer County Deed Book 170:490). Mny of the were bought by welthy who wintered in St. Petersburg. The Goebels fmily cme from Chicgo nd New Jersey, nd Mrs. Goebels purchsed homes on Andlusi Wy nd 23 Aveneue NE. for the use of her fmily. W. A. Hrt, successful wholesle chin nd merchnt from Toronto his home Avenue NE nd then erected four more houses, designed by Hrry Cunninghm, who worked in St. Petersburg in 1925 nd 1926 before joining Goodue nd Assocites on Nebrsk Stte Cpitl Cunninghm designed the house 2300 Coffee Pot Boulevrd for Louis Rcquet who hd the exclusive West Cost for in Corl Gbles, the C. Buck Turner House 2296 Coffee Pot Boulevrd, nd the Dr. Hrold Hrt House Aveneue NE (Hrt, 3/11/87). rchitect lots style, lots it crystl project. restricted Itlin single-fmily [Snell] (Pinells severl lso inflted rel estte rchitecture, retirees built specultives t their t t tile, ll listing By the time the mrket collpsed in the winter of building cesed before the second world wr, over of the Grnd Terrce were developed in the Mediterrnen Revivl During the 1930s nd 1940s, most of the homes becme yer round residences for St. Petersburg s professionl Beginning In 1941 the remining were grdully developed with one-story houses conform in setbck nd lndscping with the unified, well-mintined The Mediterrnen Revivl nd prk s well s the brick survive unltered mking Grnd Terrce complete, well-preserved period piece chronicles the during St. Petersburg s period of development. structures bscilly virtully ll tht streetscpes. lustiest fetures hlf clss. ctivity style. until just tht historic pttern creting originl previling tstes distinctive streets lots lots

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37 Outdoors Publishing Compny, Fuller, Wler. St. Petersburg nd Its People. St. Petersburg: Gret St. Petersburg Times. 1 Jnury December Pinells County Deed Book 170. Hrt, Hrold. Personl Interview with Mry E. McChon. 11 Mrch Grismer, Krl. The Story of St. Petersburg. St. Petersburg: P. K. Smith & Corn., BIBLIOGRAPHY

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39 ATTACHMENT #3 CORRESPONDENCE

40 II I,.4r lllluil cjj J!llh1I * Homeowners Assocition of Februry 11, 1988 Roser Prk Henn Rebne, nd Commission Members Historic Preservtion Commission City of St. Petersburg P. 0. Box 2842 St. Petersburg, Florid Der Mr. Rebne nd Commission Members: This letter Is to urge you to support the designtion of Grnd Terrce s new historic district under the Historic Preservtion Ordince. The Mediterrnen Revivl style neighborhood Plnned nd built by C. Perry Snell on the shores of Coffee Pot Byou provides high qulity historc record of St. Petersburg s 1920 s boom period. M-9esidents of St.Petersburg s beginning to see the benefits of support the d1strlc ppliction res1dents. Thnk ybu in dvnce first h1stori district we re district designtion. Plese presented by Grnd Terrce for your supjrt. It dsimrns 4éident cc: junerosë S. Wissker, SPPI ---, L5/dn -.;. -: M..

41 3.wd. 3J7..tE North Shore Neighborhood Assocition President Brry R. Timmons Sincerely, hve on our re we encourge your ffirmtive vote. preservtion nd upgrding of our re, Working closely with re. Becuse of the positive effect this designtion would city officils, especilly in code enforcement, we continully strive to improve the conditions of housing in the North Shore s civic ssocition, we hve been very concerned with the Grnd Terrce would remin intct. the designtion would insure tht the unique chrcter of This neighborhood is prt of our ssocition re nd we feel neighborhood designted s n historicl district. would like to express our desire to see the Grnd Terrce The Bord of Directors of the North Shore Neighborhood Assocition Der Mr. Norsoph, St. Petersburg, FL Centrl Avenue Historicl Preservtion Division Mr. Jn Norsoph Februry 16, JZ# 5A 4i4 9%o AIo4od J4

42 Februry 24, 1988 P.O. Box 838 Sint Petersburg, Florid LFfdn-- Junerose Wissker, President cc: Jn Norsoph, Plnning Deprtment/i /w ±zd VVy President (XFreidt Sincerely, nd Coemission members to pprove the ppliction s submitted. We wholehertedly support Historic District designtion nd urge you historic nd culturl heritge. gurntee tht we mintin n importnt spect of our rchitecturl, beutifulu movement of the 1920 s. Architect Hrry Cunninghm Pinells County nd should be grnted historic district sttus to most dense concentrtion of Mediterrnen Revivl rchitecture in blconies, terrces, towers nd prpets. Grnd Terrce is the concrete monuments were designed in ccordnce with the TM the best exmples of Spnish, Moorish nd Itlin elements: logglos, designed mny slgnifcnt structures In the neighborhood tht combine new suburb C. Perry Snell in The beutiful prkwys, plzs nd The Grnd Terrce subdivision ws lid out by prestigious developer previling tstes during St. Petersburg s lustiest period of St. Petersburg. It is well preserved re tht chronicles the most complete, well preserved Mediterrnen Revivl subdivision in the Grnd Terrce neighborhood. Grnd Terrce represents the This letter expresses SPPI support for the historic designtion of di sti ncti ye development. Der Mr. Rebne nd Commission Members: St. Petersburg, Florid P. 0. Box 2842 City of St. Petersbrug Historic Preservtion Conmiission Mr. Henn Rebne, Chir St. Petersburg Preservtion, Inc.

43 C I V9 *.E - - v 3_l,3 4-4 F 4,. :3-1 r 4-.3,,. t). I -. : ;... M Sp.4 I ,. - -., _,- A. t.-. b I Blvd N - ç.). S.t Pte,ç, i ç,, - cfebrur F23 L988 - r, fl -. 3.è r..., - 3. ; The Honorble Myor--Robert Ulrich - ( nd City Council - ;., ,- F). h. 150 FifthStreet North ) St Petersburg,- -FL 337O1 - Der Myor Ulrich-ni. City Coucl 1 r%ii.- I IlI FSLE -. OFFICERS JooCr. -3- On behl-of th Se1l would like to.express our. support of the Grnd: Terrce Historic District.s proposed by St. Petersburg Preservtip ixic,- -As djoining neighborhoods, Grnd Terrce nd SnellIslè re - simil Th rnár iài 3Thé re bothhàme tomriy ofthe City s best exmples of.mediterrnen.revivl, Itlin,..nd Moorish buildings nd residences. They re distinguished by their unique serpentine lyouts.:1d.were t one time, dorned with grnd lndscping nd public, lndmrks including gtewys, courts, gzebos sttury nd prks. - Most importntly, they were inspired.-by St. Petersburg resident.with unequlled vision, sensitivity, nd intent: Although-. SneI-i-: isle. ws the.cu1mintionofsneli..swork,. - 4F _ _. - Grnd Terrce reminsthe best existing exipe of Snel)s vision. The homes tht distinguish GndTez±.ácë werebuilt by individuls nd fmilies, but their dei gn ä strictj$ BOARD OF DIRECTORS controlled by detiled deed restrictions niuch,i Iké the originl buildings on Snell Isle. Fences were not originlly llowed, only hollow tile msonry wlls. Lndscping-.ws-cont rolled nd plnting mteril ws reoornmended to help reinforce the MedIterrnen. tmosphere r-... r-. Thec cter of Grno Terce is, 3- gl on e he it-u siy e eoy oss- oie ed.o 1,. ij.1., fid d m io s -s o -- etd. - :, d.á ce. n. e : /, - b.- 3 r,, Theori.in1 dent o G d e to de r.fl e o,1øo t..:-t:: ne o- :,. -.1h enceu s b r e..-.t- c- : --.ri - woiild noti iicnge; 1hnght.. inse sl v chrt-?3-è,.. limited - -; -.., ,,.. 1t... r. - i3 L- I4-4 -) M4L.

44 t - \ I - -,. ( 4 izil 4.& *r M Pge -2 I we*...,. - - The Honorble Myor Robert Ulrich nd Council. c, - - if f..._ I. c r 4f I, r /4 - c t. 2 2 * Jr272 r. qr J \ 2 cr ,_I L. 5f _3;, -S th y? l.....,... : -,. 4.-.* t.l - pw Snell Isle Property Owners Assocition John L. McCrnie, President. Sincerely, promote P1ese4çndyour support to preserving our few ws vision oc Perry Snell It is one we should not bxon but Mking S 4Fersburg ándits né4hborhoods unique nd beu iful -! : : - 4rJ,,.4. -: --

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47 ATTACHMENT #4 - ORDINANCE

48 GENERALLY BETWEEN FIRST STREET NORTH AND NORTHEAST TO TWENTY-SIXTH AVENUE NORTHEAST COFFEE POT BAYOU, FROM TWENTY-SECOND AVENUE AN ORDINANCE DESIGNATING THE AREA LOCATED generlly in southesterly direction long Strting t point beginning t the Snell s Grnd Terrce Addition; esterly Snell s Grnd Terrce Addition; north 90 northest corner of Lot 14, Block 9, C. northerly direction long the property lines the wter edge of the bulkhed line southwest corner of Lot 2, Block 3, C. Perry the estern edge of the right-of wy of southwest corner of Lot 1, Block 8, C. Perry to the northwest corner of Lot 1, Block 8, northwest long the lot line of Lot Addition; west ; southwest 29, west Addition; west northwest 60 to the Perry Snell s Grnd Terrce Addition; west to the northwest corner of Lot 7, Block 9, Addition; est 120 ; trveling in Grnd Terrce Addition; trveling 2, Block 8, C. Perry Snell s Grnd Terrce right of wy; west 575 feet to the Locust Street Northest; south 200 to the (including the stirs of Grnd Vist) to northern edge of the 22nd Avenue Northest of Lot 2, Wter Block K, C. Perry Snell s Block 8, C. Perry Sriell s Grnd Terrce Block 4, C. Perry Snell s Grnd Terrce north to the northwest corner of Lot 8, C. Perry Snell s Grnd Terrce Addition; C. Perry Snell s Grnd Terrce Addition; 105 to the northwest corner of Lot 11, to point 50 south of the northwest corner GRANADA TERRACE HISTORIC DISTRICT: herein described is hereby designted historic district. St. Petersburg City Code, ll property within the boundries SECTION 1. Tht pursunt to Chpter 35 1/2 of the THE CITY OF ST. PETERSBURG DOES ORDAIN: EFFECTIVE DATE. PURSUANT TO CITY CODE CHAPTER 35 1/2; ADDING AS THE GRANADA TERRACE HISTORIC DISTRICT THE GRANADA TERRACE HISTORIC DISTRICT TO THE LOCAL REGISTER LISTING; AND PROVIDING AN ORDINANCE NO. 88.-

49 SECTION 2. This historic district is hereby nmed the Addition; north to the point of beginning. Block 4, C. Perry Snell s Grnd Terrce west 80 to the southwest corner of Lot 1, PL8803OI39 : jc City AtfflY or Assistnt Dte APPROVED AS TO FORM AND SUBSTANCE: Clerk of the City Council ATTEST: CHAIRPERSON OF THE CITY COUNCIL MAYOR COUNC I LMEMBER Pssed by City Council on second nd finl reding on: pssed by City Council on first reding on: immeditely fter its doption. SECTION 4. This ordinnce shll become effective locl register. The Grnd Terrce Historic District is hereby dded to this of designted lndmrks, lndmrk sites, nd historic districts. SECTION 3. A locl register listing hs been creted Grnd Terrce Historic District. C. Perry Snell s Grnd Terrce Addition; to the southest corner of Lot 1, Block 4,