Los Angeles Department of City Planning RECOMMENDATION REPORT

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1 Los Angeles Department of City Planning RECOMMENDATION REPORT CULTURAL HERITAGE COMMISSION HEARING DATE: September 3, 2015 TIME: 10:00 AM PLACE: City Hall, Room N. Spring Street Los Angeles, CA CASE NO.: CHC HCM ENV Location: 209 S. Wilton Place Council District: 4 Community Plan Area: Wilshire Area Planning Commission: Central Neighborhood Council: Greater Wilshire Legal Description: Ridgewood Park Tract, Block B, Lot 12 PROJECT: REQUEST: OWNER(S): APPLICANT: PREPARER: RECOMMENDATION Historic-Cultural Monument Application for the SHELDON-GRAVES HOUSE Declare the property a Historic-Cultural Monument Ty and Josette Bowers 209 S. Wilton Place Los Angeles, CA Ty and Josette Bowers 209 S. Wilton Place Los Angeles, CA Charles J. Fisher 140 S. Avenue 57 Los Angeles, CA That the Cultural Heritage Commission: 1. Take the property under consideration as a Historic-Cultural Monument per Los Angeles Administrative Code Chapter 9, Division 22, Article 1, Section because the application and accompanying photo documentation suggest the submittal warrants further investigation. 2. Adopt the report findings. MICHAEL J. LOGRANDE Director of Planning [SIGNED ORIGINAL IN FILE] Ken Bernstein, AICP, Manager Office of Historic Resources [SIGNED ORIGINAL IN FILE] Lambert M. Giessinger, Preservation Architect Office of Historic Resources [SIGNED ORIGINAL IN FILE] Shannon Ryan, City Planning Associate Office of Historic Resources Attachments: Historic-Cultural Monument Application

2 CHC HCM 209 S. Wilton Place Page 2 of 2 SUMMARY Built in 1912, the Sheldon-Graves House was designed in the Craftsman style by architect Henry John Knauer. The property was the home of stock broker Leslie L. Sheldon and his wife, Lillian Breedlove Sheldon until The second owner, Bryon L. Graves, was involved with Ford Motor Company and was a founder of Western Air Express, one of the first airplane delivery services in the world. The Sheldon-Graves House is a contributor to the Wilton Place National Register Historic District, established in The large two-story house includes many typical Craftsman elements such a front-gabled roof, fascia boards at the gable ends, large brackets, exposed rafter tails, and a wide front porch supported by thick squared wood piers with a brick base. A porte-cochere extends south from the porch over the concrete driveway. The first story of the house is clad in clapboard and the second story is clad in square shingles. The wide wooden front door is flanked by stained glass side lights. Other windows on the house include picture windows, double hung single light wood windows, and wood windows with multi-lights. The window trims and sills appear to be original. Interior features include hardwood floors, wood paneling, crown molding, and built in bookcases, cabinets, and buffet. A two-story garage and accessory structure are located at the rear of the lot. Henry J. Knauer ( ), designed the subject property as well as three other residences in the Wilton Place National Register Historic District. Knauer had a successful career in Los Angeles working in Hollywood, Wilshire, Highland Park and South Los Angeles. A 2010 Hollywood Historic Resources Survey conducted for the Community Redevelopment Agency lists Knauer as one of the area s notable architects. The Highland Park Historic Preservation Overlay Zone Historic Resources Survey identifies Knauer as an architect who has substantially influenced the development of the City. A few of his Hollywood buildings are a 1917 Italianate fourplex located at 5540 Lexington, a 1923 Mediterranean Revival fourplex located at 6320 Franklin Ave, and a 1919 Mediterranean Revival fourplex flat located at 1812 Wilcox. Two residences designed by Knauer are designated Historic-Cultural Monuments: the C.M. Chase House at 211 S. Manhattan Place, HCM #389 and the J. A. Howsley House at 5907 Echo Street, HCM #805. CRITERIA The criterion is the Cultural Heritage Ordinance which defines a historical or cultural monument as any site (including significant trees or other plant life located thereon) building or structure of particular historic or cultural significance to the City of Los Angeles, such as historic structures or sites in which the broad cultural, economic, or social history of the nation, State or community is reflected or exemplified, or which are identified with historic personages or with important events in the main currents of national, State or local history or which embody the distinguishing characteristics of an architectural type specimen, inherently valuable for a study of a period style or method of construction, or a notable work of a master builder, designer or architect whose individual genius influenced his age. FINDINGS Based on the facts set forth in the summary and application, the Commission determines that the application is complete and that the property may be significant enough to warrant further investigation as a potential Historic-Cultural Monument.

3 CITY OF LOS ANGELES Office of Historic Resources/ Cu ltural Heritage Commission HISTORIC-CULTURAL MONUMENT NOMINATION FORM 1. PROPERTY IDENTIFICATION Proposed Monument Name: Sheldon-Graves House First Owner/Tenant Street Address : 209 S. Wilton Place Zip : Council District: 4 Range of Addresses on Property: S. Wilton Place Community Name: Ridgewood Park Asse ssor Parcel Number: Tract: Ridgewood Park Block: B Lot : 12 Proposed Monument Property Type : (e Building (' Structure (' Object Site/ Open Space Natural Feature 2. CONSTRUCTION HISTORY & CONDITION Year Built: 1912 (e Factual (' Estimated Threatened?: Arch itect/designer: Henry John Knauer Contractor: Ley Brothers Original Use : Single Family Residence Present Use : Single Family Residence Is the Proposed Monument on its Original Site?: (e Yes (' (' Unknown If "," where?: 3. STYLE & MATERIALS Architectural Style: Craftsman, Airplane Bungalow Stories: 2 Plan Shape : Irregular FEATURE PRIMARY SECONDARY CONSTRUCTION ROOF WINDOWS ENTRY Type: Wood Type : Wood Cladding Material: Wood shingles Cladding Material : Wood clapboards Type : Gable, front Type : Material: Composition shingle Material: Type: Double-hung Type : Fixed pane Material: Wood Material: leaded glass Style: Centered Style: Select Material: Wood Material: Select 4. HISTORIC-CULTURAL MONUMENT CRITERIA The proposed monument exemplifies the following Cultural Heritage Ordinance Criteria (Section ): Reflects the broad cultural, economic, or social history of the nation, state or community Is identified w ith historic personage(s) or with important events in the main currents of national, state, or local history Embodies the distinguishing characteristics of an architectural-type specimen, inherently valuable for study of a period, style or method of construction ti' A notable work of a master builder, designer, or architect whose individual genius influenced his or her age 1 UPDATED MARCH 2014

4 CITY OF LOS ANGELES Office of Historic Resources/Cultural Heritage Commission HISTORIC-CULTURAL MONUMENT NOMINATION FORM 5. ALTERATION SUMMARY List date and write a brief description of work done for major alterations. This section may also be completed on a se parate document. Be sure to include copies of building permits in the nomination packet (see Section 9. SU BMITIAL) Second story bedroom and bathroom added over kitchen Three room laundry and shop building added to garage One 12' X 14' room added to garage building, which had been converted to living space, listed as 211 S. Wilton Place One rear window removed. 5. Unknown Date Rear deck and pergola added (might have replaced a similar structure) EXISTING HISTORIC RESOU RCE IDENTIFICATION (If know n) V' Listed in the National Register of Historic Pl aces Listed in the Ca lifornia Register of Historical Resources L Formally determined eligible for t he Nat iona l and/or California Registers Located in a Hist oric Preservation Overlay Zone (HPOZ) Determined eligible for national, state, or local landmark status by a historic resources survey(s) ( Contributing feature ( n-contributing feature Survey Name(s): Other historical or cultural resource designation(s): 7. WRITTEN STATEMENTS This section allows you to discuss at length the significance af the proposed monument and why it should be nominated as a Historic-Cultural Monument. Type your responses on a separate document and attach sheets to the back of this form. A. Proposed Monument Description - Describe the proposed monument's physical characteristics and relationship to its surrounding environment. Identify and describe any character-defining elements, structures, interior spaces, or landscape features. B. Statement of Significance -Address the proposed monument's historic, cultural, and/or architectural significance by discussing how it satisfies the HCM criteria selected in Section 4 (on the previous page). You must support your argument with substantial evidence and analysis. 2 UPDATED MARCH 2014

5 CITY OF LOS ANGELES Office of Historic Resources/Cu ltura l Heritage Commission HISTORIC-CULTURAL MONUMENT NOMINATION FORM 8. CONTACT INFORMATION Applicant Name: Ty and Josette Bowers Company: Street Address: 209 S. Wilton Place City: Los Angeles State: CA Zip : Phone Number: josette.bowers@gmail.com Property Owner Is the owner in support of the nomination? (9 Yes l ( Unknown Name: Ty and Josette Bowers Company: Street Address : 209 S. Wilton Place City: Los Angeles State: CA Zip: Phone Number: josette.bowers@gmail.com mination Preparer/ Applicant's Representative Name: Charles J. Fisher Company: Street Address : 140 S. Avenue 57 City: Highland Park State: CA Zip: Phone Number: arroyoseco@hotmail.com 9. RELEASE Please read each statement and check the corresponding boxes to indicate that you agree with the statement. Then, electronically or physically sign the bottom portion. Either the applicant or the preparer may sign. I acknowledge that all documents submitted will become public records under the California Public Records Act, and understand that the documents will be made available upon request to members of the public for inspection and copying. I acknowledge that all photographs and images submitted as part of this application will become the property of the City of Los Angeles, and understand that permiss ion is granted for use of the photographs and images by the City without any ex pectation of compensation. I acknowledge that I have the right to submit or have obtained the appropriate permission to submit all information contained in this application. Charles J. Fisher Charles J. Fisher Name: Date : Signature: Digitally signed by Charles J. Fisher DN: cn=charles J. Fisher, o, ou, =arroyoseco@hotmail.com. c=us Date: :16:35-08'00' 3 UPDATED MARCH 2014

6 CITY OF LOS ANGELES Office of Historic Resources/Cu ltural Heritage Commission HISTORIC-CULTURAL MONUMENT NOMINATION FORM 10. SUBMITIAL When you have completed preparing your nomination, compile all materials in the order specified below. Although the entire packet must not exceed 100 pages, you may send additional material on a CD or flash drive. APPLICATION CHECKLIST mination Form 6. v Copies of Building Permits for Major Alterations Written Statements A and B (include first construction permit) Bibliography 7. v Contemporary Photos Two Primary Photos of Exterior/Main Fac;ade 8. Historical Photos Copies of Primary/Secondary Documents 9. V ZIMAS Parcel Report Mail the Historic-Cultural Monument Submittal to the Office of Historic Resources or PDF to lambert.giessinger@jacity.org Office of Historic Resources Department of City Planning 200 N. Spring Street, Room 620 Los Angeles, CA Phone: Website: preservation.lacity.org 4 UPDATED MARCH 2014

7 City of Los Angeles Department of City Planning PROPERTY APDRESSES 209 S WILTON PL zip copes RECENT ACTIVITY CASE NUMBERS Address/Legal Information PIN Number LoUParcel Area (Calculated) Thomas Brothers Grid Assessor Parcel. (APN) Tract Map Reference Block Lot Arb (Lot Cut Reference) Map Sheet Jurisdictional Information Community Plan Area Area Planning Commission Neighborhood Council Council District Census Tract # LADBS District Office Planning and Zoning Information Special tes Zoning Zoning Information (ZI) General Plan Land Use General Plan Footnote(s) Hillside Area (Zoning Code) Baseline Hillside Ordinance Baseline Mansionization Ordinance Specific Plan Area Special Land Use I Zoning Design Review Board Historic Preservation Review Historic Preservation Overlay Zone Other Historic Designations Other Historic Survey Information Mills Act Contract POD - Pedestrian Oriented Districts COO - Community Design Overlay NSO - Neighborhood Stabilization Overlay Streetscape Sign District Adaptive Reuse Incentive Area CRA - Community Redevelopment Agency Central City Parking Downtown Parking Building Line 500 Ft School Zone 500 Ft Park Zone 7/13/2015 PARCEL PROFILE REPORT 138B ,217.4 (sq ft) PAGE GRID G RIDGEWOOD PARK MB BLK B B189 Wilshire Central Greater Wilshire CD 4 - David Ryu Los Angeles Metro R1-1 ZI Low II Residential Yes Yes Yes This report is subject to the terms and conditions as set forth on the website. For more details, please refer to the terms and conditions at zimas.lacity.org (") - APN Area is provided "as is" from the Los Angeles County's Public Works, Flood Control, Benefit Assessment. zimas.lacity.org cityplanning. la city.org

8 Assessor Information Assessor Parcel. (APN) Ownership (Assessor) Owner1 Address Ownership (City Clerk) Owner Address APN Area (Co. Public Works)* Use Code Assessed Land Val. Assessed Improvement Val. Last Owner Change Last Sale Amount Tax Rate Area Deed Ref. (City Clerk) Building 1 Year Built Building Class Number of Units Number of Bedrooms Number of Bathrooms Building Square Footage Building 2 Building 3 Building 4 Building 5 Additional Information Airport Hazard Coastal Zone Farmland Very High Fire Hazard Severity Zone Fire District. 1 Flood Zone Watercourse Hazardous Waste I Border Zone Properties Methane Hazard Site BOWERS.TY AND JOSETTE 209 S WILTON PL LOS ANGELES CA BOWERS.TY AND JOSETTE 209 S WILTON PL LOS ANGELES CA (ac) Single Residence $1, 183,005 $266, /10/03 $1,225, D65B ,958.0 (sq ft) data for building 2 data for building 3 data for building 4 data for building 5 Area t Mapped High Wind Velocity Areas Special Grading Area (BOE Basic Grid Map A ) Oil Wells Seismic Hazards Active Fault Near-Source Zone Nearest Fault (Distance in km) Nearest Fault (Name) Puente Hills Blind Thrust Region Los Angeles Blind Thrusts Fault Type B Slip Rate (mm/year) Slip Geometry Reverse Slip Type Moderately I Poorly Constrained This report is subject to the terms and conditions as set forth on the website. For more details, please refer to the terms and conditions at zimas.lacity.org {*) - APN Area is provided "as is" from the Los Angeles County's Public Works, Flood Control, Benefit Assessment. zimas.lacity.org cityplanning.lacity.org

9 Down Dip Width (km) Rupture Top Rupture Bottom Dip Angle (degrees) Maximum Magnitude Alquist-Priolo Fault Zone Landslide Liquefaction Tsunami Inundation Zone Economic Development Areas Business Improvement District Promise Zone Renewal Community Revitalization Zone Central City State Enterprise Zone Targeted Neighborhood Initiative Public Safety Police Information Bureau West Division I Station Olympic Reporting District 2011 Fire Information Division Batallion 11 District I Fire Station 29 Red Flag Restricted Parking This report is subject to the terms and conditions as set forth on the website. For more details, please refer to the terms and conditions at zimas.lacity.org (*) - APN Area is provided "as is" from the Los Angeles County's Public Works, Flood Control, Benefit Assessment. zimas.lacity.org cityplanning. lacity.org

10 CASE SUMMARIES te: Information for case summaries is retrieved from the Planning Department's Plan Case Tracking System (PCTS) database. DATA NOT AVAILABLE This report is subject to the terms and conditions as set forth on the website. For more details, please refer to the terms and conditions at zimas.lacity.org (*) - APN Area is provided "as is" from the Los Angeles County's Public Works, Flood Control, Benefit Assessment. zimas.lacity.org cityplanning.lacity.org

11 Address: 209 S WILTON PL APN: PIN#: Block: BLK B Lot: 12 Arb: General Plan: Low II Residential H,t. w-:,,f~-1: s Streets Copyright (c) Thomas Brothers Maps, Inc.

12 Sheldon-Graves House Architectural Description This two-story Craftsman style residence features three low level front facing gables at the porch, with two at the second floor level, with the second (main) being offset and to the right of the front at that level. These three main roof planes are accompanied by a fourth on a rear wing and two subordinate side gables on the South facade. Large lattice work vents are at the apex of each gable. The facade is covered with square shingles at the upper level and clapboard siding at the first floor. The double hung windows are topped a wide band at the first floor level and with extended lentils at the second-story elevations. The wide open rafters are capped with flat barge boards on the gable ends, supported by square purlins at the sides an center of each pediment. A porte-cochere is on the South end, over the driveway. The front elevation is dominated by the large porch, supported by two square brick and wood piers, which extends through the porte-cochere. The piers are topped by crossed heavy beams above a simple square capital. The brick continues to form the front wall of the porch, topped with a multi-level concrete cap. A rectangular fixed pane window is to the left of the main entrance, which is flanked by two fixed pane stained glass windows on either side of the large wooden door, which has a center insert. A brick chimney extends from the South side roof. The rear wing also has a two tier gable end, subordinate to the main gable above it. An open pergola over a concrete and flagstone deck is to the right of the rear wing. A pair of multi-light French doors are at the rear of the wing. A two-story garage/guest quarters and workshop is located at the rear of the lot. Interior features include a formal entry foyer, a large living room is to the left of the entry and a smaller dining room is to the right. Details include hardwood floors, built-in book cases, crown moldings, wood paneling and square staircase balustrades.

13 Sheldon-Graves House 209 S. Wilton Place Significance Statement Built in 1912, the Craftsman house at 209 S. Wilton Place was the home of stock broker Leslie L. Sheldon and his wife, Lillian Breedlove Sheldon until It was designed by the architect H. J. Knauer. The second owner, Byron L. Graves, is also significant due to his involvement with Ford Motor Company and as a founder of Western Air Express, one of the first airplane delivery services in the world, which was also the earliest air mail between Los Angeles and Salt Lake City. This was the beginning of Western Air Lines The Sheldon-Graves House was one of the early houses to be constructed in Ridgewood Park, originally Subdivided in 1907, Blocks A through F of Ridgewood Park were laid out by John L. and Ellen Plummer, who had previously subdivided that area as Plummer Square in Ridgewood Park was envisioned as an exclusive neighborhood but it was slow to take off, with most of the early homes being built between 1910 and Most of the tract was subsequently resubdivided, but the 200 block of S. Wilton Place was to remain a part of the Ridgewood Park subdivision. The home is an excellent example of a full wing Craftsman Airplane (or Aeroplane) Bungalow, with the various low gabled roof planes flowing in concert with the massing of the house. The house is an intact example, utilizing tradition Craftsman massing and detailing. The Craftsman style was pioneered by Pasadena architects Charles and Henry Greene in the early part of the previous decade, using the concepts of the Arts and Crafts movement. Arts and Crafts ideals were disseminated in America through journal and newspaper writing were supplemented by societies that sponsored lectures and programs. The first was organized in Boston in the late 1890s, when a group of influential architects, designers, and educators determined to bring to America the design reforms begun in Britain by William Morris; they met to organize an exhibition of contemporary craft objects. The first meeting was held on January 4, 1897, at the Museum of Fine Arts (MFA) in Boston to organize an exhibition of contemporary crafts. When craftsmen, consumers, and manufacturers realized the aesthetic and technical potential of the applied arts, the process of design reform in Boston started. Present at this meeting were General Charles Loring, Chairman of the Trustees of the MFA; William Sturgis Bigelow and Denman Ross, collectors, writers and MFA trustees; Ross Turner, painter; Sylvester Baxter, art critic for the Boston Transcript; Howard Baker, A.W. Longfellow Jr.; and Ralph Clipson Sturgis, an architect.

14 In Los Angeles, the movement soon entwined with the nostalgia for the earlier Spanish and Mexican periods, partially stimulated by Helen Hunt Jackson's 1884 novel, "Ramona", which was set in Southern California after the Mexican American War, and portrays the life of a mixed-race Scots-Native American orphan girl, who suffers racial discrimination and hardship. The novel became extremely popular in Southern California, spurred on by such boosters as Charles Fletcher Lummis. This nostalgia began to manifest itself in the new Mission Revival architecture that began in the 1890s. This was the first manifestation the Arts and Crafts movement in Southern California, with the design concepts of that style being evokes in the new Mission-style homes and commercial/institutional buildings. Local architects such as Sumner P. Hunt and Arthur Benton, both of whom were working with Lummis in the restoration of several of the original Missions as the goal of the newly formed "Landmarks Club", the first preservation organization in Southern California. These architects and others soon embraced Arts and Crafts interiors as an alternative to the more elaborate and formal interiors found in the various Victorian designs of the day. The Greene Brothers were the first to create an entire house design that utilized these Arts and Crafts ideals with the clean low profile lines that soon became the hallmark of the Craftsman homes that we see today. Their best known works were for wealthy clients, such as the Gambles and the Blackers, who wanted larger homes than the bungalow concept was really aimed at. They did, however, do more modest homes, as soon did other architects, leading to the style that was to dominate home construction into the early 1920s. The Airplane Bungalow is a Craftsman Bungalow that is normally characterized by a "pop up" second floor, usually of one or two rooms; resembling a cockpit of an airplane. However, it may also refer to one and two story bungalows with low pitched roofs featuring wide sweeping open soffits, such as the Sheldon-Graves House. The style is more popularly seen along the west coast of the United States and Southwestern and Western Canada. The sweeping rooflines may be compared to the wings of a plane. Henry John Knauer, who used H. J. Knauer professionally was born in 1885 in Ohio. He came to Los Angeles in 1911 and the Sheldon commission was one of his earliest architectural jobs. He designed three other homes on Wilton Place during the same early period. Two of those homes are listed as contributing elements to the Wilton Place (Ridgeway Park) National Register Historic District, which was established in 1979, the second one being at 147 S. Wilton Place. In addition, two other Knauer designed homes are listed as Los Angeles Historic

15 Cultural Monuments; The C. M. Chase House (HCM 379) and the Howsley House (HCM 805). As noted in the attached biography, Knauer was a well known Los Angeles area architect who was known to think out of the box. One of his grand ideas was a fleet of dirigibles to transport passengers and/or freight, but the idea never really got off the ground in the United States. It was tried in Germany, however, but the first two airships used hydrogen as the Germans were unable to obtain enough helium to lift the Graff Zeppelin or its sister ship, the ill-fated Hindenburg. Another early innovation that H. J. Knauer used in his designs was the portecochere, as a nod to the automobile, which was rapidly redefining itself from a novelty to a necessity in modem transportation. Most of Knauer's early homes and even many of his later designs utilized the covered driveway design to allow people to enter and exit the vehicle at the front porch on hot or rainy days without being bombarded by the elements. Knauer was one of the first to bring this concept to middle class housing. The first owner of the home was Leslie L. Sheldon, a stock broker, who later became the Vice President of the Los Angeles Stock Exchange. Like his architect, he usually used his initials for his work, including on the original building permit for the house. After getting the permit, he transferred the house into his wife's name, Lillian B. (Breedlove) Sheldon. Most historic surveys, including the National Register nomination, have referred to the house as the "Lillian Sheldon House", possibly assuming that the initials on the permit are for her. In 1915, the Sheldon's sold the house to Byron L. Graves and his wife, Leah. At the time, Graves was the Pacific Coast Manager for the Ford Motor Company, a position he had held since He was to oversee the construction of the Ford assembly plant in Los Angeles in However, he also had a keen interest in aviation and as a side business, founded Western Air Express with his business partner, William May Garland. He later resigned from Ford to devote full time with the new venture, which started with four planes and an Airmail contract to and from Salt Lake City, into Western Air Lines, one of the nations larges air carriers. Graves added a three room laundry and shop building to the garage in 1919, which was probably used for fabricating items in his personal machine shop. This structure was later converted to living quarters expanded in 1929 with the addition of a second-story bedroom over the garage, using the address of 211 S. Wilton Place for that building. In his later years Graves was connected with research and development for Lockeed Corporation. In 1917, the Graves bought the vacant lot directly to the rth of their house and eventually sold both the house and the lot to Harry H. Belden, a real estate broker

16 and home builder, who intended to build a new house on the adjoining lot. However, Beldon and his wife, Rut~, flipped the properties to the architect Frank M. Tyler, who sold the house to Leivis B. Robinson on January 6, The Colonial Revival home at 203 S. Wilton Place was built in 1939, after Tyler sold that property as well. Robinson sold the house to Margaret S. Goldstein on August 5, She may be the same person as Margaret M. Stem, who is listed as the owner from 1948 until June 28, 1968, when the home was transferred to Neil G. and Ruth E. Gibbons. Niel George Gibbons, who was listed as a race track book maker in the 1940 census, passed away May 5, 1991 and Ruth retained the house until September 1, 1999, when it was deeded to Michael L. Maguire and Marita Geraghty, who flipped it to Laura Simon and Tracy Trench on January 14, It was then purchased by the current owners on October 10, The Sheldon-Graves House meets all four of the criteria for Historic Cultural Monument in that it is an excellent representation of the Craftsman design and as an example of the work of an innovative builder who greatly influenced age by frequently thinking outside of the box. Furthermore, as noted in the context statement of the 1979 National Register nomination: The houses in this area and the sub-tropical landscaping are particularly reflective of Southern California. Conditions in Los Angeles at the turn of the century provided a unique opportunity for experimentation. The land, the climate and the people all contributed to the development of styles distinctive to the region. This uniqueness is clearly stated in the title of an article which appeared in The. Craftsman "The California Bungalow: A Style of Architecture Which Expresses the Individuality and Freedom Characteristic of our West Coast." The article explains: "In the north and east... a style of building is required which would be absolutely out of harmony with the life and surroundings to be found in... California, - especially in the southern part of the state, conditions [there] prevail which are found hardly anywhere else on the continent. "2 Una Nixson Hopkins continues in a later issue of the same magazine: "Because of its climatic conditions the possibilities for attractive outdoor effects, such as pergolas, courtyards, terraces and gardens... are almost unlimited... Every house to be built has its particular problem... and in the majority of instances each problem has been worked out according to its individual requirements,.,.there is as yet sufficient space in the West, so that respectable areas are alloted for the erection of homes, - in fact there is a tendency to extend

17 rather than to contract the borders of lawns and gardens, and there is also a growing veneration... for trees." 3 Taken as a whole, this District clearly reflects this kind of architectural development as it occurred in Los Angeles during the first decades of the Twentieth Century. The Sheldon-Graves House was constructed at the edge of the city, when Los Angeles was pushing more to the West. The tract was slow to take off due to the distance from Downtown, however, it wasn't long before these far flung lots began to be developed with homes such as this one, paving the way for the even more affluent subdivisions of Windsor Square and Hancock Park that soon pushed the city well beyond Wilton Place, reflecting the social history of the Westward expanse of the city. It is also associated with a notable historic person in Byron L. Graves, who was an important part of the building of the Ford Motor Company in the West as well as a pioneer in aviation through the establishment of Western Air Express, bringing Airmail to Los Angeles and setting the stage for Western Air Lines.

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20 Sheldon-Graves House Photographs Sheldon-Graves House, 209 S. Wilton Place, March 24, 2014 (Photograph by Charles J Fisher) Sheldon-Graves House, 209 S. Wilton Place, 2014(Google Earth Satellite View)

21 Sheldon-Graves House, 209 S. Wilton Place, February 7, 2005 (Photograph by Liz Gabor) Sheldon-Graves House, 209 S. Wilton Place, March 24, 2014 (Photograph by Charles J Fisher)

22 x,.~.,,.., ;~ '"(:~ ~ ~~; 1 Sheldon-Graves House, 209 S. Wilton Place, March 24, 2014 (Photograph by Charles J Fisher) Sheldon-Graves House, chimney, 209 S. Wilton Place, March 24, 2014 (Photograph by Charles J Fisher)

23 ' Sheldon-Graves House, rear wing, 209 S. Wilton Place, March 24, 2014 (Photograph by Charles J Fisher) Sheldon-Graves House, garage, 209 S. Wilton Place, March 24, 2014 (Photograph by Charles J Fisher)

24 Sheldon-Graves House, garage and former workshop, 209 S. Wilton Place, March 24, 2014 (Photograph by Charles J Fisher) Sheldon-Graves House, Janner Byron Graves workshop, 209 S. Wilton Place, March 24, 2014 (Photograph by Charles J Fisher)

25 Sheldon-Graves House, rear facade, 209 S. Wilton Place, March 24, 2014 (Photograph by Charles J Fisher) Sheldon-Graves House, rear entry under pergola, 209 S. Wilton Place, Mai;ch 24, 2014 (Photograph by Charles J Fisher)

26 Sheldon-Graves House, porch supports., 209 S. Wilton Place, March 24, 2014 (Photograph by Charles J Fisher).. Sheldon-Graves House.front porch & porte-cochere, 209 S. Wilton Place, March 24, 2014 (Photograph by Charles J Fisher)

27 Sheldon-Graves House, front door and stained glass lights, 209 S. Wilton Place, March 24, 2014 (Photograph by Charles J Fisher) Sheldon-Graves House, entry foyer, 209 S. Wilton Place, March 24, 2014 (Photograph by Charles J Fisher)

28 Sheldon-Graves House, entry foyer, 209 S. Wilton Place, March 24, 2014 (Photograph by Charles J Fisher) Sheldon-Graves House, main staircase, 209 S. Wilton Place, March 24, 2014 (Photograph by Charles J Fisher)

29 - Sheldon-Graves House, fireplace, 209 S. Wilton Place, March 24, 2014 (Photograph by Charles J Fisher) Sheldon-Graves House, dining room, 209 S. Wilton Place, March 24, 2014 (Photograph by Charles J Fisher)

30 z Sheldon-Graves House, built-in book case, 209 S. Wilton Place, March 24, 2014 (Photograph by Charles J Fisher) Sheldon-Graves House, dining room buffet, 209 S. Wilton Place, March 24, 2014 (Photograph by Charles J Fisher)

31 Sheldon-Graves!fouse, 209 S. Wilton Place, March 24, 2014 (Photograph by Charles J Fisher)

32 Sheldon-Graves House Bibliography Books: McAlester, Virginia and Lee... A Field Guide to American Houses Los Angeles Times Articles (attached): Ridgewood Park Advertisement... October 5, 1911, Page 119 Barney Returns to Former Home... December 29, 1912 Page Vll8 Air Mails Will Begin January ctober 8, 1925, Page Al Ford Output is w at its Highest Peak... December 20, 1925, Page GS Coast Ford Head Resigns... February 7, 1926, Page G7 Sheldon, Retired Broker, Dies...June 9, 1937, Page A2 Byron Graves, Air Express Pioneer, Dies... March 2, 1949, Page 5 Other sources: Chattel Architecture... Historic Survey, Hollywood Redevelopment Project Area Fisher, Charles J... H. J. Knauer, Architect Kazar, Virginia Knight.Wilton Historic District National Register mination Internet: Zach's Coming to America Project... My Great Grandpa and Henry Ford Additional Data Sources: Los Angeles County Assessors Records, Los Angeles City Building Permits, Los Angeles County Subdivision Maps, United States Census Records, Military Draft Records WWI & WWII, Social Security Death Index, California Death Index.

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34 City of Los Angeles Department of City Planning PROPERTY ADDRESSES 209 S WILTON PL Zle..CQPfS RECENT ACTIVITY CASE NUMBERS Address/Legal Information PIN Number Lot/Parcel Area (Calculated) Thomas Brothers Grid Assessor Parcel. (APN) Tract Map Reference Block Lot Arb (lot Cut Relerence) Map Sheet Jurlsdlctlonal lnfonnatlon Community Plan Area Area Planning Commission Neighborhood Council Council District Census Tract# LADBS District Office Planning nd Zoning Information Special tes Zoning Zoning Information (ZI) General Plan Land Use General Plan Footnote(s) Hillside Area (Zoning Code) Baseline Hillside Ordinance Baseline Mansionization Ordinance Specific Plan Area Special Land Use I Zoning Design Review Board Historic Preservation Review Historic Preservation Overlay Zone Other Historic Designations Other Historic Survey Information Mills Act Contract POD - Pedestrian Oriented Districts COO - Community Design Overlay NSO - Neighbomood Stabilization Overlay Streetscape Sign District Adaptive Reuse Incentive Area CAA - Community Redevelopment Agency Central City Parking Downtown Parking Building Line 500 Ft School Zone 500 Ft Park Zone 12/9/2014 PARCELPROFlLEREPORT ,217.5 (sq ft) PAGE 633 GRID Gl RIDGEWOOD PARK MB Blk B Wilshire Central Greater Wilshire CD 4 -Tom LaBonge Los Angeles Metro Rf-1 Low II Residential Yes Yes Yes Thls report Is subject lo the terms and conditions as set forth on the website. For more details, please refer lo the terms and conditions at zimas.lacity.org ( ) - APN Area is provided as is" from the Los Angeles County's Pubk Works, Flood Control, Benefit Assessment. zimas.lacity.org cityplanning.lacity.org

35 Assessor Information Assessor Parcel. (APN) APN Area (Co. Public Works)' Use Code Assessed Land Val. Assessed Improvement Val. Last Owner Change Last Sale Amount Tax Rate Area Deed Ref. (City Clerk) Building 1 Year Built Building Class Number of Units Number of Bedrooms Number of Bathrooms Building Sq uare Footage Building 2 Building 3 Building 4 Building 5 Addlllonal Information Airport Hazard Coastal Zone Fanni and Very High Fire Hazard Severity Zone Fire District. l Flood Zone Watercourse Hazardous Waste I Border Zone Properties Methane Hazard Site High Wind Velocity Areas Special Grading Area (BOE Basic Grid Map A ) Oil Wells Seismic Hazards Active Fault Near-Source Zone Nearest Fault (Distance in km) Nearest Fault (Name) Region Fault Type Slip Rate (mm/year) Slip Geometry Slip Type Down Dip Width (km) Rupture Top Rupture Bottom Dip Angle (degrees) Maximum Magnitude Alquist-Priolo Fault Zone Landslide (ac) Single Residence $1,183,028 $266,177 10/10/03 $1,225, D65B 2 2,958.0 (sq ft) data for building 2 data for building 3 data for building 4 data for building 5 Area t Mapped Puente Hiils Blind Thrust Los Angeles Blind Thrusts B Reverse Moderately I Poorly Constrained This report is subjecl to the terms and conditions as set forth on the website. For more details, please refer to the terms and conditions at zimas.lacity.org (*) - APN Area is provided ~as is" from the Los Angeles County's Public Works, Flood Control, Benefit Assessment. zimas.lacity.org cityplanning.lacity.org

36 Liquefaction Tsunami Inundation Zone Economic Development Areas Business Improvement District Renewal Community Revitalization Zone Central City State Enterprise Zone State Enterprise Zone Adjacency Targeted Neighborhood Initiative Public Safety Police Information Bureau West Division I Station Olympic Reporting District 2011 Fire Information Division Ba ta Ilion 11 District I Fire Station 29 Red Flag Restricted Parking This report is subjecl 10 the terms and conditions as set forth on the website. For more details, please refer to the terms and conditions at zimas.lacity.org (") - APN Area is provided "as is from the Los Angeles County's Public Works. Fk>od Control, Benefit Assessment. zimas.lacity.org cityplanning.lacity.org

37 CASE SUMMARIES te: Information for case summaries is retrieved from the Planning Department's Plan Case Tracking System (PCTS) database. DATA NOT AVAILABLE This report is subject to the terms and conditions as set forth on the website. For more details, please refer to the terms and conditions at zimas.lacity.org (") A PN Area is provided "as is" from the Los Angeles County's Public Works, Flood Control, Benefil Assessment. zimas. lacity.org cityplanning.lacity.org

38 Historical Preservation Overlay Zone 209 S WILTON PL This property is not located within a City Historic Preservation Overlay Zone. However, it does have other designations and survey information. Click the tab "Other Historic Designations" to view this information. Other Historical Designation 209 S WILTON PL The designation and survey information displayed currently includes properties with California Historical Resource Status Codes 1 and 2. Information with properties with Status Codes 3 through 7 will be added in the future. Please refer to California Historical Resource Status Codes for a definition of the codes. NATIONAL REGISTER DESIGNATION OR ELIGIBILITY Name: Wilton Historic District (Ridgewood Park) Location: South Wilton Place, South Wilton Drive, and Ridgewood Place Date Listed: 07/24/1979 OTHER HISTORIC SURVEY INFORMATION (compiled from California Office of Historic Preservation Historical Resources Inventory) 209 S Wilton Pl Status Code 1D Program Ref Evaluation Date 01/01/1979 OTHER HISTORIC SURVEY INFORMATION (compiled from California Office of Historic Preservation Historical Resources Inventory) Wilton Historic District S Wilton Dr Status Code 1S Program Ref Evaluation Date 01/01/1979 This property does not have a Mills Act Contract. Mills Act 209 S WILTON PL

39 H. J. Knauer, Architect ( ) By Charles J. Fisher Henry John Knauer was born in Steubenville, Ohio, the 2nd of seven children on September 21, 1885 to German immigrants Gustave E. and Caroline (Harm) Knauer. The family soon moved to Wilson City Kansas where Henry received his early schooling, with his Father working as a school janitor. He received degrees in architecture and engineering and arrived in Los Angeles in He soon set up his architectural office and began to design homes and apartment buildings to house the area's growing population. One of his first commissions came from banker, Clyde M. Church, who hired Knauer in 1912 to design a house at 5907 Echo Street in Highland Park. The two-story Craftsman residence makes a strong design statement with the use of Arroyo Stone in its porch from the stoops and railing to its support pillars. The house presents a very formal appearance with its crisp detailing, including upper story window boxes, to its porte-cochere. On October 4, 1988, the C. M. Church House was declared Historic Cultural Monument. 389 by the Los Angeles City Council. Three other Knauer designed Craftsman homes are found in the Wilton Place National Register District. The 1912 Lillian Sheldon House at 209 S. Wilton Place, the 1914 P. W. Price Residence at 257 S. Wilton Place and the 1912 John Dielman Residence at 147 South Wilton Drive. Knauer's 1915 Howsley House, at 221 S. Manhattan Place, displays similar presence, but on a slightly larger scale, utilizing a Mediterranean design with a tile covered hipped roof and a more formal porch stretching across the entire front fa<j:ade of the house and flowing into a formal porte-cochere on the left side of the structure. The Howsley House was declared Los Angeles Historic Cultural Monument. 805 on June 1, Knauer also designed a number of apartment buildings during this early period of his career including a 3-story brick building he designed for an A. J. Altoon on 52 ct Street, near Main at a time when development was working it's way South of Downtown.

40 Another 1914 building, a 14-unit brick apartment for H. A. Church, located at the comer of Vermont A venue and 41 st Street, contained 3 store fronts and a theatre that seated 200. Knauer's commercial work was now becoming more refined and presented a much larger portion of his portfolio. H. A. Church had him design a bank building at Baldwin Park. He was also hired by Church to do a 2-story lodge hall and commercial building in Montebello. A one-story part of that building was to serve as a garage. By 1920, the State of California was requiring architects to be licensed, in order to ensure that they had the proper training and expertise. Knauer's certificate was issued by the State in July of In 1920, Knauer's practice had grown considerably. He was willing to hire any skilled person to work in his drafting department, including women. One of his hires was Edith Mortensen rthman, Danish born draftsman who had just arrived from Salt Lake City. This helped her to launch her own career to become the first female architect based in Southern California. One of her designs is the 1937 Emanuel Danish Evangelical Lutheran Church, which became Los Angeles Historic Cultural Monument. 578 on May 25, There appears to be no question that Knauer was a bit of a ladies man. On April 7, 1922, he married Maude Holt. The couple separated on January 8, 1925 after he admitted to his wife that he was seeing an old flame and showed her some of the woman's monogrammed cigarettes to prove it. They eventually reconciled, but divorced a few years later. During the late 1920s he briefly went into partnership with Clarence J. Smale, who later went on to design a number of theatres, including the Loyola in Westchester, which was designated Los Angeles Historic Cultural Monument. 259 on December 17, Another noted Knauer-designed structure is the 5-story Classical Revival "Professional Building", built in 1928 at 215 W. Franklin Street, in Monterey, California. Knauer was soon absorbed in the development of the Wilshire corridor, designing a number of commercial and apartment buildings both on the

41 Boulevard and on adjacent streets. In 1929, a Knauer designed classical store front building was constructed on the Southeast comer of Wilshire and Robertson for the G. D. Robertson & Company, Inc. In January of 1930, it was announced that Knauer had designed two substantial buildings on Wilshire for Mrs. S. C. Casler, a real estate developer who is believed to be the only woman that was holding a contractors license in Southern California at that time. The first was to be the "Conservatory of Music and Arts" at $3, and the other was to be the "Wilshire Apartment Hotel", at $5, Evidently, the "East Coast" financing for both structures failed to materialize as the nation was rapidly slipping into the Great Depression. It does appear that a scaled down version of the hotel building was constructed a decade later at 3875 Wilshire Blvd., but no architect's name appears on the permit. During the 1930s, Knauer continued to work, designing a number of homes and apartment building. He soon became a pioneer in the modernist style, especially in the Art Deco and Streamline Modeme design. One 1939 vintage apartment building at Franklin Avenue is cited in Gebhard and Winter's architectural guide for Los Angeles with the following quote: "Part of the fine effect of this Streamline Modeme building is the result of its being sited at the crest of a hill." Knauer was interested in urban design far beyond just the architecture of the buildings. Transportation infrastructure is an important aspect of that and Knauer was a strong proponent of finding new and more efficient means of travel. In 1927, he proposed building a fleet of dirigibles to ferry passengers between New York, Chicago and Los Angeles. Each ship would be capable of carrying 200 passengers. Public subscriptions would be offered to finance the venture. The airship idea never caught on in the United States, but was tried by Germany. However the Germans were unable to procure reliable supplies of the helium that Knauer proposed and used the volatile hydrogen gas. The Hindenburg disaster of 1935 and the advent of practical passenger airplane service put an end to the airship idea. Throughout his career, Knauer proved to be an innovative designer, always staying open to new ideas. His practice continued until shortly before his death, which occurred in Los Angeles on May 15, 1955.

42 Henry J. Knauer, being the son of immigrants, personified the American Dream by coming from humble beginnings to become one of the major players in the transformation of Los Angeles into a world-class city. Sources: United States 1900 Census; Los Angeles County death certificate for Henry John Knauer, May 16, 1955; Historic Cultural Monument. 389 file, 1989; various Los Angeles Times articles; various Southwest Builder and Contractor citations; Los Angeles City building permits. 2005, by Charles J. Fisher

43 Henry John Knauer ( ) Architect Henry J. Knauer designed several Hollywood buildings, including an Italianate 4-family flat for C.O. Morgan, located at 5540 Lexington, constructed in 1917; a Mediterranean Revival 4-family flat, located at 6320 Franklin Ave, constructed in 1923; and a Mediterranean Revival, 4-family flat, located at 1812 Wilcox, constructed in Knauer also designed Los Angeles Historic-Cultural Monument #805, the Mediterranean style J.A. Howsley House, located at 221 S Manhattan Place (constructed in 1913); Los Angeles Historic-Cultural Monument #389, C. M. Church House, a Craftsman residence built partially of river stone, located at 5907 Echo Street in Highland Park (constructed in 1912). He also designed a store and office building located on the southeast corner of Wilshire and Robertson boulevards in 1928 (no longer extant) and the Wilshire Apartment-Hotel (c. 1930), a $5 million hostelry with 2,000 rooms located on Wilshire Boulevard near Western Avenue and the Conservatory Music and Arts Building (c. 1930), a $3 million facility also located on Wilshire Boulevard in the vicinity of Western Avenue. Hollywood CRA Survey Context Statement-Page 148 NOTE: Death date for H.J. Knauer should be 1955, not 1946.

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45 My Great Grandpa and Henry Ford - Zach's Coming to America Project Zach's Coming to America Project(/) Home Ulndex.html) Autobiography (/autobiography.html) Interesting Stories Uinteresting-stories.htm.I) Family Recipe and Story Ufamily-rcclpc-and-story.html) Immigration story ljimmlgration..,.ory.html) More (/more.html) My Great-Grandpa and His Boss Henry Ford Left to Right, Henry Ford, Thomas Edison, Byron LGraves (my great great grandfather}. I never really knew about my great-grandpa until a couple months ago. When my mom ed me a picture of him, Henry Ford and Thomas Edison sitting together like best friends I realized that be was pretty awesome. My great-great-grandpa, Byron L Graves, grew up in n the tiny town of Perrysburg, NY 60 miles east of Buffalo. In 1906, be graduated as an engineer from Syracuse University. If you look up on google maps and zoom in on the main streets on Perrysburg there is a street called Graves St. named after my great great great grandpa from the 1850s. Byron L Graves Was all kinds of things. He did all kinds of jobs. He was for many years the special traveling representative. His talents made him the man to keep an eye on though for later be started to work for Ford Motors company and slowly he rose to the top sitting right next to the big man Henry himself. Starting in about 1908 Byron L was working for Ford. At the time the company had two factories or assembly plants west of Illinois, in San Francisco and almost one in Los Angeles. In 1913, Byron had made his way up to Western Division Sales Manager, looking over everything "Ford" west of the Mississippi. Then in 1923 as Manager of all interests west of Illinois released to the press that they planned to expand west into Los Angeles and build the largest factory on the Pacific Coast. They said that it was Class A, second to none west of Chicago. It doubled the rate of cars made and many more workers compared to the San Francisco branch. In the 1930s BL as he came to be known, left Ford and started working and inventing telescopes, he was even called one of the more serious addicts of the telescope making hobby. He later went on to airplane development in California where he invested in the airline to get "airmail" from the US government. The reason I chose Byron Graves for my story is because he inspired me. Coming from a small town, he showed that with hard work and a good education you can be set on the right path to happiness. Plus I thought it was cool that that he "bung out" with Henry Ford, Thomas Edison and Henry Firestone; all really smart successful businessmen and inventors. CREATE A FREE WEBSITE ( POWERED BY ( nutm_source=i~ I of I 12/10/2014 7:45 AM

46 Building Permit History 209 S. Wilton Place Ridgewood Park May I I, I9I2: May I I, I9I2: March I4, I9I4: January 22, I 9I5: May I I, I9I5: Building Permit to construct a 2-story 9-room 37' X 48' frame one family residence at 209 S. Wilton Place on Lot I2, Block "B" of the Ridgewood Park Tract. Owner: L. L.Sheldon Architect: H. J. Knauer Contractor: Ley Brothers Cost: $4, Building Permit to construct a I-story I-room I4' X I6' frame garage at 209 S. Wilton Place on Lot I2, Block "B" of the Ridgewood Park Tract. Owner: L. L.Sheldon Architect: H. J. Knauer Contractor: Ley Brothers Cost: $ Plumbing Permit to connect house to city sewer. Owner: L. L. Sheldon Architect: Contractor: B. E. Bertran Cost: t Shown Plumbing Permit. I2I8 to connect gas appliances. Owner: B. L. Graves Architect: Contractor: L. A. Gas Appliance Co. Cost: t Shown Building Permit to build story over kitchen and make a bed room and bath over same. Owner: Byron Graves Architect: Contractor: Samuel Dailey Cost: $400.00

47 May 12, 1919: March 16, 1929: July 31, 1995: July 31, 1995: Building Permit to construct a one story 22' X 28' 3 room laundry and shop building next to garage. Owner: Byron Graves Architect: Contractor: Samuel Dailey Cost: $ Building Permit to add one room 12' X 14'. Take out one partition, build chimney, repair and general overhall to residence and garage at 211 S. Wilton Place. Owner: A, C, Graves Architect: Contractor: May and Griswood Cost: $ Building Permit. LA39490 for EQ.repair - Retaining wall under building and bolt building sillplate to top of wall. Owner: Gibbon's Residence Architect: Engineer: Tom Purkiss Contractor: Randy Wilson Cost: $2, Building Permit. LA39490 to eliminate rear window, repair plaster cracks interior/exterior painting, repair concrete walkway, refinish floor. Owner: Michael McQuire Architect: Engineer: Contractor: Owner-Builder Cost: $4,000.00

48 All applirttions must he filled out 9 applicant.c:-- u~t Jt«k OR NOtl.laLt "'Nr:u.. PLAHS AlfO SPICJ11CATION5 WARD - --~--- and od11r d tll aiht allll lt l\ld, BOARD OF.PUBLIC WORKS 2 DEPARTMENT OF BUILDINGS Application for the rection of Frame Building CLASS 11 0". To I~ Board of l'pbllc WorXt of th Clly ot 101 Alli IH 1 Applkatlon b hereby 1nn1l to tho llonnl ol l'alllc Worb of Uu1 Cit{ ofl,oa Au.i.:tlc, tlm1uhll the omrir 'ol the Chlcl luapcctor o( Dulltllnl(~. for A l.iilfl1lh1k ptrmlt (1111~rJq11co with th clcnrl11llon one lor tho purpo14i herd1mller ct forth, 'l'hl oppllt:allon I n1n1lc aulljcct lo th' followlug wjjdlllo111, whh:l111rr hereby Dllf~ctl to by lhe 11111lm1l11nctl af1pllc1111t nml whkh tluill Le 1lce111r1l ro11dlt\on1 ~utcrlng Iulo Ute e11erelae or Uio peru1iu I'lrall 'l'h1~ the permit dou not grlllt ouy tight or prlvlforu to ~r«l t1uy 1Julldh11( or olhcr atructure therein dcacrll>ecl, or any 110rllou thrreor, 111><>111111y ttrttj:. 11ller, or otlter public p!q<:o or porllon thereof, Seco111h 'that lhu pl!rnllt dor\j nol grnn~ any rllfht or prlvlltjct to nae any lmllclhllc or olltrr atruc'turc thurlo ch 5crll>cd~or n ny portion lhrrenf, fnr 1111y Pltrt>OJe lhnt 11, 11r inny l1err11fter ~e, prohll>ltecl by or1llna11cct ol the Cllr of Lo'... ttgrlc1, ' 'l'hlril: Thnt tho grnnlln(fof tha p:rmlt doc not nfh:cl or prc:~uclfce clnh11 of lltlc 10, or right ul ro 11u1lon-tn, ' lac propcrt)' cle1crlhc1l l11 Huch ~rtult, ~.,.) i. CSI<lN H~Rl~). '><...: 6; 'f'::u_./:--~, CJ (,.,pplkan LotN~ (:/, ~"kv.l --,\,) RJ~~ENTo~ 6 -- ~~trf~~tf. - ~ - ~~ -. V.//i t-~ -. '~tr~.i FIRST FLOOR r; _:;},~ ASSESSOR PLEASE Dilllrlct.~. _.. -- M. B. pa~~ ~ ~ -<-~~ VERIFY --- ~ - _ i?l - //~---'~1 TAKE'. TO ( -'hi/.//!)/ _p~~~ ~t.~g~~., /(_f/ff0/1..L/tlt.'e. ENGINEER ( \,1EER~;~ ''" n. page /-- ~ Street 1. PUnPOSE OF BUILDI~. -ww~.. Number or roontm 9' 2. OWNJm'S NAME ;/, o(. a(. fda/a.tdµ.,( - -. ~/ :I. Ow11l'r's 11dtlrci;K aj.,/l,t~ ~. tffe 1< () )" if (;f-~µ_ ~, -. (;~{/J./A-'~L1 4..Archit<-d 1 11 llillllc. U 'PL~C--\.5. CO~'l~RAC'l'OWS NAJI.lg.. /} ~_,Atl~ (,, Contractor'x a1l1lrc:11s / :lf..\:(', ~ -~ 7. BNTIRI~ COS'l' OP PROPOSlm BUILDING, $ If. r/tjo~, 8, Slr.c of lot 6 ~ x Ii'". SiY.c <&1l11il1li11~..J / 'J. Will h11ihll11u L~ erected 011 frn11lot n nr of Ioli' if./t.~ NU.MDl~r~ 01 ' S'I'OHI88 JN II8IGH'r ~. Hcl~ht to hii:hcst point or roof _,t C. Av, I ~ ~ 'J/f 11. Ilclllhl of lir11t floor joisl nbon: curli le\ cl, or Kurrac Chnractrr of i:roumll rock, cln,\' 1 i;ancl, filk<l, de. ~ IJ. or wl1at analcrinl will FOUNDA'rION nml nllar,, 11lls l>c hnilt I' H. O!Vg lltpth of J~OUNDA'l'IO~ helow the 1mrfacc or ~round \'g cli111c11~io11s or FOUNOA'l'IO:-: nncl ccllnr wall l''oo'i'ings 11.. <:lvi~ wlclth or l 'OUNDA'l'lON rel111r wnll at 0 lo_» f It.,t~,u:q /.<,,, jt,,,, 17. NU~111rm an!! JUND or chimneys,z ~l~fj l"\u111licr of flues Ill. N11111l>cr or lnl~l8 to each Clue I Inll'rlor 11ir.l' of flues f I 'J. Give si%t'r of rollowlni: malerln ls: EX'l'Br~IOH STUDS 2 x f Cellin~ joist f. x l I~uor rafter~ 1m1nvocrn MUDSU,T,S JleAIHNO S'l'UDS '2 x )' J11t11rlor i;tud~,_ Fms r f.'f,ooh JtHS'f8.., SECO~D l 'J,OOH JOIS'I' ;t,,_ x: f 'l'hird floor Jol~t --x-. l 'ourlh floor jol~t PERMIT NO AY i12..~)'jllf~lh 1 u llrcrlr )( {,. ~- x..y. x c:.

49 :o. SpcdCy mnkrlnl of roorlni:- ~- :n. Spcdfy mlltcrl11l "r 111irtitio1111 2:i. Spedty nintl'rinl or tjoor m:if)' how 111nny thlckncllml of floor 24, How will hnll~ an<l soffih1 uf 11tnir~ be plnllterecl? 25, Witt ccllnr or bilseincnt ceil111g be plnstcrcd? Specify i;l;i;c of vent Hhnfl11 to wnttr closet compnrtmcnt~ 27, Wh:it rnca1111 of ncccu to roof? ~8. IIow mnny lire ehcu,pcs will lie provltlccli' _. - -: wht-rc plncccl? _. 0 REMAHKS: ,_...,_ f>i//, " , Applicnlio11 Hc..:ci1 ccl 'l'l 111e Hrturllt><l :

50 All applittt'ons must be filled out ir applicant.,,.,, Ullt:: INI\ 01'! 1l'forc..1aLr: l'lncll,.._ PLAHS AHD SPIClf1CA.TIONS WARD ~- - fllld ol1' r Ii ftled, BOARD OF" PUBLIC WORKS 2 DEPARTMENT OF BUILDINGS Application for the Erection of Frame Building CLASS "P" To the tlo rd or 1'11bllc Warll.; lb City of LH A11~ lt11 hpplkotion II hereby u1a1le IO th11 llonrd of l'ul\lc Workt ol th11 Cit{ of l..01 A111telea tbrou"h Ill~ omen of lhe t:hld l111pcrlm or n1illcll111t1, for a Jmlhllug p~rml1 l11 cconlll11ro 11itl1 tb~ 1le11:rlptlo1111u1 lor lhc r,urpoat \icrth111llcr 1ct!urth. Thl1 appll~llon 11lllK<lc111l>jtct lo. t11e followhll( c:oll<llllo111, wlilch are J1erclly egrtc<i lo hy thd uni cral!lne<l 11pplli:A11t uml which 11lnll l>e tle~mctl rqmllll11111 enlerfosc lnlo th11 cxrrdac of tl1u permit: lffr'~t: Tint tho p~rmll doct 110~ itrnnt nu1 tlitht or prlvlle11e to «rt>ct any 1Julluh1c or allier lrnrhirc lherdu Jucrll11.~1, or All)' JMlrllon thereof, upo111111y llrttt. alll'y, or olhrr r.ullllc pl co or portion tbertof.. Sca>ndl That Iha 11crPtlt aloh not t 11uy r ght Of prlvll ita lo llh nny bulldhlf( or olhcr lrncturo therein ducrllj.,.~ or any pottlon therrof, for n11y p11ri- tbnt 11 1 or m~y l1c""flcr Le, [>rohlbltr<i l> ordfnaure ol t11u Clly.,f J,o! Ahgcle.,. '!hlrtl: 1'halllle11rn11llnl{ol ll1e)lht11ll1loe1 nu.l alttttor prej1uli<'~ 11 cla~m o llllu to, or right or p<1nc'11~!011 lu, he 1- properly 11cstril>r<I tu anrh prnmt.. ~J.. _, (SIGN HERE'>. 'A,.~,, r,.. ( (AJIUJ C1111 L:L """/ ;(_, -- Bloc ctj'. - TAKE TO / \; I - - ~ -- -~ - ~ District. - M. U. pn~c.::: ~. IJ. flllj!'u... ' I RoTt~EN~~ 341 -? C:J C ;,,.-, _/; "//,.Y> / ::% ; '1 u J ~ IHIRO FLOOR. rv0.7<1../ - y.y// 0//.-/ '.""J.1.J..L.v, ( - ENGINEER PLEASE VERIFY 2 o ) _!:.... Street. 1. J>URPOS!ii OF BUILDl~O ~! 4;j/~. ~_.'\umber or rooms J. :: ~:~~.. ~~"~:.:m q_,o/ 'ljff~-~ fk Nfif.W~ b4', -1. Ard1ltccl'!i name. C/ (/~CJ ~c_/' (;;;:{&l(,uja 5. co:-:trac'l'oh's NAMl~,fy ~- r.a~ r.. Contr:ictor'K 111l1lres.~ / ~ ~~t; 7, I ~N'l'lRE cos r OF l'roposlm UllIJ.,DINC;, s..? I! tj!!..._ H. Sixe orlot (q 6 x /'r () Si7.e ~Duildini: / /f x It, J. Will liuildinl( Ii~ en-ch-cl 011 front or rur of Ioli'. VC: t tl-{. 10. NUl\!Btm 01 ' S1'0RmS JN Hli!rGHT I ~-lei rl1t to hli:hext 1~ 'J)/r roof!l,. Iltfl!'IJl or flrmt JIOOr joj::it nhon Cllrb ft'rcj, or 1rnrfocc f,(,(,r..til{ rf1.()-/\_ I:?. Chnractcr or grquncl: rocic, clar, Nitllfl,!ilkcl, l ll:. /. ~ I! {,,, 14. GJVg 1k11th or FOLr:-\DA'l'ION hclow the 1111rfa~c of i:round ts, G-IVg di111e11siu11~ or FOUNDA'I'ION nntl ~cllar wnll F001'INGS I "\ ~ (1 1.\. Of what 111atcrlnl will FOUNDA'rIOX nml cellar walh1 be huill i' ARd-UW.:t. Hi. GIVI~ wicltll of l 'OUNDA'rlON nnil r~llnr wnll nl top NU~llJIW ancl KINO of cldiuneyk l!i. Number or inlt:lfi tu C'O!Ch flue N lier of fluei; Inlcrior i;ixc of flues ~ 1 1. Gh e tiius uf folluwlnj! 111atcrlnl~ 1 HBI>WOOD ~fudsii,j,s 2 x ~ EX'r.8HlOH S'l'UI~ 2 x f( HEAHING STUDS Intrrior Ht111l:1 Ctl lin~ Joi HI --x Ff400H JOI8'rS " II )I: ~._..)'--

51 lo. Sp~clrr n111terl11l o( roo!injic ::n. Speelry 11111terlal of pnrtltlon111. ~.- Specify mllt~rlnl of Ooon 9 :?J, Specify how uinnr thickne11sei: of lloor " :H, How will halls 1mcl 11offil1 Qf 11t11ir11 l>e plnstcrcll? l5. Will cellar or basement ceijlng be plnstercd? %6-, Specify alxe of ve11t 111ln. ts to wo.ter closet compartments_,~ ~7. What means of ncces~ to roof? 28, How mnny fire cscn11ck win be provided? _where p1ocell? ~ L ' At>plic11tlon Rcct:h ccl -- _ 'l'l111c 'Rrt 11r11l'1l.. ---

52 Clerk itlll ate.mp nu rn bur hare, follow : 4.-u r Plumblnir. Stwo~ aupool. 1 ans Piping or Jna e trur. o nnd to lor Plumb 01 Ctaapaol Plplns; All applications must ' 'be' filled out by applicant e BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT OF BUILDINGS Applir.ation for the Installation of Plumbing, Sewer or Cesspool, Gas fitting and Old Gas Pipe Inspection Thia form to be used only Where there I n~ new erection, conotruetlon, alteration or repair bolng m~dc lo bulldlng, and where a bulldln11 permit hu not boen ltaued. To the 6a rd of Public Work1 of the City of l.o Angelee:.Appllcntlon la heroby mndo to tho" Don rd of Public Worlie oc tho Clly or Loa Angrlu, through Iha office or tho Chier lnopcctor ot Dullalni:, tor 11111rmll lo con truol ona lnetnll tho work harelnnttor ol!urlh. Thi 11v11Uc11Uo11 I rn1u10 aubjool lo the tollowlnll' conuttlon. which nro horcby nsrecd to l>y tho undorali;ned nppllc~nl nn<l which ollllll be ueomcd <0ndltlono cnlorlng Into the cxorcl o or tho pormlt. Flral:.r1int tho permit docs nol grnnt nny right or prlvllogo lo con~truct or lnstnll tho worlt!heroin ~eeorlhc1l or ony portion lhorcof upon nny atroot, nllc)' or other publlo plnca or portion ihereor. purpo: 0 ;?.~f I ~~~J~e~g'l,':,!~~~~~ P~~iF.fr.'~t ~~'b:~,):!n':fo ll.,"/yt\~~ug 1 1~ ~1o~=YA~g~l 1i:,.work therein dc ort~od or My portion thorooc tor ony I ' (USE INK OR INDELIBLE PENCIL) Loation by Street and Nwnber where work herein deacribed it propoaed to be done N.j_Q_r./ _~~ :.... _ ,_... Street What ~urpose is thy~ used~ oo - - " ~ Owner s Name...~Q!S ~ "" Contraclor's Name. lf2 C.d~-~ cf} (Plupr, GllH Flllor,t:~r or ~ool ~ntrnctor) 1 Conlraclor'1 Addrcss_../J._'2,,,,,J_z/_.../ "'-..,;...T ~~ Stnle the number of Plumbing Fiicturcs lo be inatnlled or nltcrcd -- ~~"... _... _ Specify if 'there is n Sewer or Cenpool lo be comlrucled on the pr~misel...:::~l~ _.. /h ( cut11tpool1 allowotl 'vhcro lbcro 11 o. atraot 11owor) Stale lhe number of Cne Outlets to be installed or nltcrcd. t,l.iz:!=--c: ~ ,..._, It the work to be done in a new or old buildlng? d::'~.-l ~ (Any oompl~tni butt~lnti I co11el~urc1l old) If in nn old building, are there any 11hcralion1 o~ re' airs or change of purpose being rnndc lo same: nnd if 10, what ts your estimate of the coll of the construction wotlc.._ t:i.-' (A11 wor rully) I hereby certify that I have cnrcfully examined and rend the above applicntion, lhot the 111nic is true and correct nod thqt the work herein dctcribccl ie to be done in accordance with oil lhe provi1ion1 of the BuildinB Ordinances of the City of Los Angclc1, whether herein apccificd or not. J r!-~mit PTiilE~aml"9r, FOR DEPARTMENT USE ONLY Pl n and 1r,:c1ncallona chrcked Appllaalfon ch cked and lo nd tlt:j.~~~:n" 0 and found o conform to Ordl pirt\(> ~; O. K. n1nm, &1~ 1 ~,;~~~~ lo (Uu.R bb r &tamp),...,, M/\11_ s MAR 1 4 '914 ao... Ct erk ~,... Wk' i~~ twfb ll ~j ~ ~..:.,..., ' - I", /. t. /..... ;..,.. ' - -.: (' -~.,,, ,.. ~ -~ ~... )-~... -:.' '..... ''.'.

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54 .. ; ' All applications must be filled out by applicant e. ~. : Clerk 1'1lll 1111mp n111:1i. tior hare, 1; f, -ll Plumblns,. Sower or l. 111 :~-;ZfiJg. lni; or 1n::-Y.. iv nna ror!la BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT OF BUILDINGS Application for the lnatallntion ol Plumbing, Sewer or Ceupool, Gn1 Fitting iind Old G111 Pipe Inspection... I 'Oah form to.bo Ult:d only whoro there ia no new oroction, conatruellon, blteration or rct1olr boin11 m~do lo buildinir, nnd whcr11 ri building pormil h been l 111ed, Pla<o1 and apot:i1lutlon1 and meh olhn c!alll.,.;11 omlilo tbo \leparl m~l to ucer!alnwheth or tho r.ro11011d worlc will con onn to th qu(nmeni. of tl1 S1a10 L!iWll and City. Ordin 11ii:u rnurt be lilod ' To the Board of Public Worke of the City of Los A11gelcs:,.ACpl!Cl'lUOrt I lu1rcby mo.ao 1.o lhe J)o11.rd of l'ubllo ivork or lho City DI 1-oa An11clo1, lhrou8'h lh<i Chief l111po<lor ot Bulldtnr, tot n.., Jl"rmlt to oonstruh &nil Jn1to.ll the work horol~otlar I forth. 'l'hlu ftppllcullon l mo.do ubjcol tq tho tollowlnr condltlous, which nr. lutroby l\&'~oad to by tho undorallllt 4 11ppllonnt n11d wlllch 1hllll bo doomoa condtllons ontorlnl!' Into 1110 oxorol o or tho' permit. Flr t; 'J.'ho.t th pormjt <1ou noi Jl'll.Ot nny rl&hl or prlvllo110 Lo cona!ruol or lnalllll tho worl<!herein dohorlbc(] or ony poruon thoroor u any alrool, nlloy tir othor l'~bllo plnoo or poruoli IJ1~reot, Sooc:mdr Tlint I.ho pormlt dooll not uranl a11y right or prlvjl B' to u10 any of th~ work lhoreln doborlbed or any poruon Uloroot ror any..,purpu.oo lhnt le or mo.)'. ho J1orot1Cler. problblto<l by OrQJnnnc11 o/ tho Olty of Lo1.Anirolor,. ). - (USE INK OR INDELiBLE PENCIL) Lotou,. Ly Sk ~! ~';" wh ". w k ;.,,;, d,.,,;b.od ;, P"'P "d to Le do,. /}. / )t~ "dj. I /.YJ. V!~~~-~.. J!:i~"~~-,.~~ i I,. ~ ==-~=-:-.~~ ~~--. --~--~~-=~~~=~=-~-:~:: I. Wb.<t '.'"P " i th'lf ;'g~(!d I ~~ Z. Owners Name /-L, ~ ~ s. _ ::Z-:).;~ """--' _,. './.~~~lior,!llttor, Sower or Co.orp0ol Co11lrnclor). M r.ji, 1 ' " r Contractor's Name :~i]l:!/ Contractors Address~- - W : ~~ ~ - --:-~ Stat~ th~ numb~r of Plumbing f1'xturcs to be installccl or altcrcc'.- -~-.- --~-: 71_'? ~k':!j!- ~ Spcctfy 1f there 1R a Scwc;r or Cosspool to be constructed on tha}"~~1sc5 JU~.. -~::..::-= ,,_---. ~o co ~nool1 ollo\\'bil w1jo10.lltoro I 11. olruol owor) 7.. Stale the number of Gas Outlels to be Installed or :tl\crcd//rv.-/'.. /-!.i:/.'-+-~~ ' _ 8. Is the work to be done in a new Ot old buildiug?...,..,_~_~---..; -""- w:_, '.:. ~-~--~-- -~ (Any aoinplijloll bu)ldlnll io 0Q11~1aurqil old) '. :.... (. If in a1,i old buildjng, arc there n11y altcniliolls Or ~cpnlrs or ohn11~~urp~;j.ri11g made. to Sallie j nnd if SO, what t~ your csllmalc of the cost of the constructron wotk? ~. J=if~t.!1r..dd...~[, (Artewor lull)') '... I hereby certify that I have cn_rcfully ~xaml~ed and rcu~ thl' above applic;i(i<.m, th11t lh.e ~ame fff tn1r: ~nd correct and Iha! the work hcrcm dcscnbcc1 ls to be done in acconlancc with all the pn;iv.islons of the Butld ing Ordinances of the City of Los AngcJcs,~hcr herein sp clfied or not ~. ~ ~,,:( t; ),_, &f, ' {S;gn h«<)jt._a. _. _, I. (Qw11or or (lthl".dd Atont).., w7",f FOl1 0 PARTMENT USI! ONLY.. ". ~ ~... '.. Appll~~tlon the~kod nnd found e~"""l(~"' ~ni-~ 1' ' 11.lJ~. o.. J<. ~ n a ma~lf I' I.. (Uoe RubUtr atamp). fl.l I.':~ I')" 1 - ~~ ~ JAN G.K 1 : :i t JJ\~ ~ 1915 :i 'r-!.., U nj 1 m1 l!jj,.; O,lflk ' ~ ~ ~

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56 &.m.,.,,, Je lit. All applic:ctti011s. must be filled orif by applicant' ' PL.ANS AND fip Clf1CA~IONS IU!d otbar. U.1a a:uu~.u.o!>.,. liled.. BOMD -OF.. PlJBLlC.- -WOflKS c.. DEPARTMENT OF 1;3UILOINGS, Application to Alter,.Repair or Demolish T6 th~ µcard ot PubUo Work of t"'-.clty.or. Lo Ang~lco1,.. A:ppllcallon I horoby made lo Ule Doa.rd or Public Worh of tho Clly of Lot AnB'"I.., \hl:'ough tho omco ot tho Ohl f ln1p1ct.or cl llulfdln&, tor " -bulldlnil' porm\~ In acoo,rdanoo with the duortptlon And tor tho pul'jio horo n11uor 101 forth. 'l'hl nppl cation Jc mll<lo. aubjec~ to U>e tol1owt111r candll t>m, which aro hcroby nir od to by tho un4or1l1ne~ nppllolul~ 11nd. wblob ahllll bo doqmoa condltlona nlorjp" "' ~i~i~rc)/~4~r i~: ":,~~N dou 1101 grant M~ rlb'bt or pr! nu10 to erect nn)i' ~µjldfnll' ol' 'other 1\ruclurt thoroln de1crlboc2, or any '.,'. '., 1>0rtlon thct'oor, upon nny otroot, ouey, or other publlo pllico or 'Cortlon lhefoor.., '" - 1'1 8Gco11d: " 'l'h l the pormlt dou not gr11nt nny right or prl"1jl~ko to uao nny bull<llng. or othor 1truolurc tl1eroln clo1crlbcd, or 1my J portfon thoreot: for nny l>ul'p08e 1ha~ 11, or mqy )lorenrter bo proh blloo by ordlnnnoe at tho Olly ot Lq1 Anrotu,..,., Third: Thn\ tho gmntlllir cir U.1 permit dooa not nftoot or prejualcq nny ololm ot title w, or rl&bt ot polooaelon In, tho p.ropo7t ducrlbed In JUcb permit.,..,.. I,.. ~OV'f'.P FR~,. ' RE,M~VED. TO.. :.... TAKE TO. ROOM '. 6 FIRST fl;.oor ' o'. I '.' ' ' '. ASSESSOI\.. PLEASE. '\'.~RIFY ''.,f. :.-... '. :.= :\,I',. '... ENGINEER PLEASE VERIFY Lot,-k:J.. ~JJ-,. Block.,_'/}_... Lot.... _,,... Block...,...,... " Jg Trn~t~~:!1(:~...:... l)ntt... ~...,;. N:...,,._,,:_:.:...:... ~...,......'."'"""- ''''f"'-'"'"'"""-'"i''"'"'""'""'""' ""'" ' ' ''"""' '"'~- -"'"'' t~ ~::::::::::::::::::::::=~:~:::~:.::::::::::::::::~::;:::::::::::~:::::: :~::::::::::::.::.::::~::~~::::::::::::::::::'.::::::::::::::::::::::::::.:.:::.~1 ~~).. '., lu uu t <>._,,...,- J"ll o H." l 1 0W'"1U,,...,,1.,0 - o'''"''''' ' u o.. : 0, ~... - _._._,,,.,_...,... ; ~......,... : ot O. o, :if:' 0... ~ '.:::l le! B~ow; Page0.... F. B. Pog.... '."- Book Pilgc... F. B. Page... ' /ii From ~o ~~~ :_... ~... r!yk.~... Strcetl 1~~ - ;... '. '. ' '. ' ' ~ : P.- t;:.' ) To Nq...('usir: y1~fir :c; 1cii~i'i5Ji ib'le.. P.EN c'ft:r screet ~ - /J /} 0 resent Bp.ilding uacd 'for? ~ : What Purpose i$ tec 'f.. Owner's name......' ~~~" :-']p;~ ; ~Pho:c Owner' addrcis..,..... ;.!?../-... ~..---~~-~ Architect's name...,f..-_!.-... ~:~ Phonc... ); Contractor: name... 2.~- -...,.. : :"~ i:::; _:... -:_...;,,_... Phonc})~lf- 6, Contractor 1 11ddrt:!1.~/... ~.~-- '.P:.~ p E l Jncludlnll' Plumbing, OllO Flltlnir. Bowore, ~ do e; () ~ 7. ENTIRE COST OF PRO OS D WORK ccupoots, Ellovntore, Prununs. Flnl hlnir, $... F-...,._.,,.,,... a. 9. ~ elc.. Class of Prcacnt Building...::..t.. ~....'...:..., of Rooms at pruent... f:..., of 'tori~ in height ~...,... Size of present building... ~. f?.'.... x Q.._.STATE ON. FOLLOWING LINf.!3 JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO DO. ' ~.~ll~!if..' ''~ '~~~ - -- ~--- ~-= =.. ~ ~ ~ ~o;,~~:=---~~-~~-ij;;,;:~ :~==::: _.,....,_.,.. _ _... ~ _,_ " ~ _.,...,_... _,,.,,,.. _ ~ _.. _...,...,,_ Pl n and ap1clncatlon1 chocked and l 11nd to cunform tq Ordl n~nc.c1,.t\ t Law1, cio, (UH Ink) ' APPllcat19n ch ktd and tound O. K, (Uoo' Rubbar aump).17:!:

57 .,(p () ~. I ; ' '9. flll IN. ALL Bl.ANkS. TliA.T,APPLY TO WORK PROPO~ED TO DE DONE, - o~ To ASCERTAIN IF SAME CAN -BE -DONE " - : '",. ' HJ,. Siz:~ of new addition... ~..L.b,;;... ::.x... :1.:-::'/:..., o( Storiu lri l1eiblit..d.~~ ~ -... ~.. :...,.. :. '.. I), M'otcri11l-0f foundntlon..;... ~--::Sizc footings....l.~... y.sizc wnll... C.... Depth below ground,, _,/;.~.. I~ : Size. ii Redwood Mud1il11.,."':... ~ x -" l[ Si~c of cxtcrio; stud1...;.k... x....:tf...:...., ' 1.3.?lzi:.of interior 'benrinb t.uds.. -~. 2::::... x... ~... ~... Size of Interior non-benring 1luw... E::... ic...:ff.; Y.::::...: ' Sttit~ Number of P)~mbing Flxtura lo be inst111lctl: ; N11mbcr of"gn1 outlct& :...: ' '"" Size. of first floor joiit..... &... x... ~ Seconcl /Joor j~i11....?.:;,:::::.. :...,.. x 0 I~. Stole if there is n' sewer or cc:ispool to be c;onstru ctcd on this Iot,... J.~~:.... C coupcolq hllowoa whore lhorc la a. lroot aowcr) 0 17, Piu~bi~g 11~d BQl. lillinb 'contractor's nnmc..:... ~g,,,,,.,,,_,,,,_,..,,_.,_ ~...-- :.' ' "I have carefully cxnmined and rend the abo't'c blnn~ and know the snmo Is true and correct; and 'thnt nil 'provisions of -.;. ~~ -~. ~1~e.;~ 1 u!~in 0g. ±~n~:~~i;!!!!.e~~!l,iei;:_~~~~.. ~~re~.:p.~f~,,or. ~<:~~~ ".~ _....-.~- --~ "f... ;::..:., (Sign herc)... d.~...,.,.. ~.. ~...,.....,.... ;,. (Own r or Aulhorlt A11~nt. ). ' ' ' L.... _,...;._ ,,,_ ~....,._.. _, ,,._... : ""'... ~......,. ; _...: :. --,.- ~ -,... -.:.:.-.~ -...,_......,..._...:...,.. h ;...,...-, ~ ~ h... ~... ~.~... ~ :~ " : _,_...._.,_..-...;..._,,._......_...,... ~..-...: -" ""'''''""..._ ~..... '.-...,._.,._t-- - -i , : -..._,,,_.,,,..._ , ~..._...,..._...,.._....:.. ' ' ' :---" :: -~... - ~.. '"':" - " :'"''''"'-"'' ,..._ ' '..._.. ' _..... ";'"'-.. "''.._...._.,.,......,.._, ~.;....,,..,., ,,_..._..., _......, _,,.....,... _.,,,_,,.,,..._..._ ;...,..._,...,...,_ _...,,,,, ,_ ;.. _,,.,..._..._...,...,,.. -:--:.~ _..,...,_..,..._..., ~ '..,..._., ,... ~ _ ~- -.. " ' I 'L.., t,j!.~ ~;.::~;;;::: :-:-~.. - -;:; ~:: : ::_ :.:::.:;._:~-:::.:-; ;~.; :::: ~ ~ : ~:-;.... ~. ;.:::;,;; :::~;~~: :~:.-.;;;~::::::;;;;;; ;;::;;;:;;;:;:;;= ~~ ~ ;:"~ ;--... or """...-~.. --~ ---:" - ' : " --- ~ _......_ , :...,..._...,,...:._..., u'" ~'" ooh.,- - - " e#u , ~ :.,.,.,, ,..,.,,,,.,,.,.,_...,.._,,_,,_,,,..,_,,. _.,.,._,,,,,0.,,,,.,,,.,...,,.,.,..,,_,,..,.,,.,.,.,1...,,,_'-- -"''"'''"' ' "'...: _ _....,,,,.,,_....,._.._ ' _ ~ ' ,,. ~ _ ~ ~ , ' ' '... 4_..._.._ "'

58 All Applications must be filled out by Applicant - - ' PUNS..\ND SPECJflCATiON,! and other daia ljiuft UO he f.i..j 2... ~.. GOAf:!D 01" PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT OF BUILDINGS Applicat.ion for the -Brcction of Fran1e Building CLASS.. D" TAKE 'IO ROOM, 8 FIRST FLOOR CITY CLERK J>l.,EASE VERIFY JO Architect' ti nnmc ~ "'f. r.. - Phone ;-;... Contractor's name.(j7-.~,t:~-~- Phoncd.~i.Z. - Contrnctor's addresj1 ~<?..P....."ff..~.aa:~... ENTIRE T. J l!1rlua1,,..- PJ~1111.bln;:, a~ l"jlllnk. f! ~"'" } :i, COS OF PROPOSED WORK clg?it] Crll!J>OPh, l>lo111u>n<, l nlntln(l, l'jnl1illn~.., ~ f:... (W.. M // Any other building on the loti. -t~ How used~./.~~.... Size of the propoaecl building... 6~... x...?.::< ::... 1-Jcight to highcet point.... /.t.:... feet Number of storiea in hei~--~ - " Charnctcr of gr<jund... ~... ~,.... Mat.orial of foundntion ~--.Sizc foot.ing:../k..si;;:e w:ill...9-:... Dcpth below ground... ~... Material of chimneye ~:... -.Number of inlets to 11~ ~-I.J~~crior size of nue9....l:". x... ~.... Give sizea of following 111p.tcrials: REDWOOD MUDSILLS... ~.x Glrqcro " EXTERIOR 1tuds.... 2'e::.. x.. Jf.....INTERIOR BEARING ~luds...?.-:7 x... ~...lntcrior n Beuring atuda.. ~... x.}...,ceiling joiats... t.:-... x.. 'f..- Roof raftc1 s... '.1-:::. x.... ~... FJR5T FLOOR JO!STS... ~/b.>/ Second floor joista.,... x....spccify. material of roof.... fl.~ I have carefully examined and read Lhe ::ibovc application nnd know the some is true and correct. nnd that all provisione of the Ordinances and Lawa caverning Buildinc zomc ction will be complied with, whether herein specified 01 not.,, _,/ '7/ (DillrOVER (Sign here) ki?..~ PERMIT NO. PJ n1 ar.d 1pecl0catlon1 checked ant.i found to cootarm to ON::IJ~ t; nt.c1, 6t.la Ln'W, elc, FOR DEPARTMENT USE ONl..Y Aµp:lco lion thcckc<l o. I<. /IJWnN nr A.Uthnri1 I,\ Pion Eumlntr.

59 NOTE-Anawer the Following Queationa fof DweU~e and Flats Only: STAT DWEll.ING HOUSE ACT 14. Arc there 1my living rooms in baaemcnt?..: , ~hnt is lcaet are<>. of ~ny livinl;' room I-.. : ; ,... ~... _ What is tho le:iat width of nny living room i :_ Wh,at ia the minimum. ccllipg height?......_ , C_!ve least size of window courts..,, v _ Cive 'mnximum cornice projections ' ~..... : Will windows in each rocrn be equal tq one-eighth Ole) of floor area ;l J. What ie the minimum _height of floor joist nbov~ ground? Wiil entire &pc.cc underneath building be ~ncloocd I Will removnblo vcntiln~ing screens be provided for spoee under building~... _ Will o toilet be provided for each family? : Give eize of windows for toilets or bath rooms ".26.. Will all provisions of State Dwelling House Act be complied with?...,..... I have cnrcfully cx11mincd 11nrl rend. the above blank and know the aamc ia tru: and correct, 1md thnt nil proyjsiona o[ the Ordinances nnd Laws governing Building Construction \yill he complied with, whether herein i:pecificd or not.

60 lld DEPARTMENT All Appl lea;~ ons ~lust be Filled Out by Applicant, A P.l.A.!iS AND SfECIJIICATIONS. ~ Ul<I owr ~ ii:c:at altoo bt EUd UtLDINQ PIVlaiON OF BUILDING AND SAFETY Application to Alter, Repair or Demolish To -=rn,:~.a:;~~o ~.s.ot! :~. c8:,'!~':~ ~~rd~:~~dc~~r~lc3!,:;.y:~r,:~m 01 th cit or Loo Anr lu, throu111 tli omu or th 8UPtriai.ad1nt or 1Jnll:!lnr: fw & bullqlnj( permit In acoonlanot with lho du<tlp(lon and r... lh DUrJlOll htrtlllll!ctr ltl forth. Thl1 appuc:alma I rot.do O\lbjtc to lb tollowlns tond1uon1,.,..hlch..,.. hortbj' l'tttd lo b~ t..ht und1rllrned applicant and whloh 1hall bt deolnt!cl ooonfllu~ia entor n11r Into Ill ourdao o( th pcnnlt: Flnou That th permit doh not rrant any rilrht or pr1vlloire to 1roct any bulldlnk or other et.ructuro U1tN1ln ducrlbtd, or an1 portloa t21.tr1m>f ap<m any 1trect, alloy, Ol' othor pabllo piece or portion tht...,r. _, Th&t 1-1> permit do11 not fl1ult any ilsht or prlvlltll to UM any bulhllng or clbor etructurt lh rcln duttlbed, or any porlloa s..huoor. tor anr pur1><>n that la, or may baruner bo prohibit <! br or~lnanoe or t ho Cllr or Lo.A nc')el Thlnlh 'l'hal tjt~ granllnr of the permit dou not fleet or projudlce any claim ol lltle lo, or rtr:bl of pouehlon In, Iha Pr P rly ~ucr1md In IUCh )ltrtnlt. TAJrETO ROOJJ N~ 241 (2ND FLOOR) CITY CLERIC PLEASE VBRIFY TAK. TO ROOK.. 5 (fitain ST, FLOOR) ENGINEER Pl.EASE VERIFY I REMOVED FROM Lot Block~---- Tract ,----- REMOVED TO Lot Block~-- Tract ~ c Q c lbook p~l-r,s. ;~e, -=! Bo.o~~g:;--F. B. P11se-1 From -~--'1J- ---</Jl~-1---:::-;:;p/ S treel To.~-.6z-~.?..-~1 _Street ci ~ CUSE INK OR INDELIBLE~NClL) \Y}iat purpo1e is the pre.ent Building now used fori---~~~ : ~ ---~, 1 1Z_tI I have carefully examined 11nd re11d that all provi1ion1 of the Ordinances and Laws governing whether herein specified or not. t'!ir OVER. ~ :~~"~o':."n~ "f: ~~;!~~ 1~h~~01~ n1n,ta, ltah Law, etc Plan lhamlner Appllcatlon

61 . ' SiZc of ne'w addition~ -~ 6... I /2-. of Stori~ ln height. I Material of foundatio~e footi~1i3,dx/l1ize wa.11-4( '' Depth below g-round---/..,2~ Z:!zc of Redwood Mud1ill -~-b-siz:e of Interior bearina 1tuda 16. di x~,...~~ 17. Size of ex~erior alucl._~--x-f~..-.siz:c of interior non-bcillrina 1tudo-~-~--- i 8. Size of fiut floor joilta~ot..-.x-4"' Se~ond lloor joish _.-----X ~ -::... 19: 0 Will all Lathini and Plutcring Comply with Ordinance} :.._ Will all provirion11 of State Hou1inir Aet be complied with) ----'...-'~ I have carefully examined 11nd ree.d tho 1>bovc blnnk ;nd kno. the 111.mc ie true and correct, and that all provi1ion1 of the Ordinance and Laws 11ovcrninii Buildin Construction will be complied with, whether hc1cin 1pecificd or not. ' APPLICATION t CONSTRUCTION FOR DEPARTMENT USE ONLY.. O.K. O.K. ZONING O. K. SET-BACK LINE O.K. ORD (N. S.) O.K. ' FIRE DISTRICT 0. K. I_; REMARKS _ ~ ' ,. _.....,.,. 1 r: -. '. I \\ {. ' :... -~ ~-

62 CITY M LOI ~NG~l.18 ~OF JIUILDING AND SAFETY APPUCATION FOil But"...DING P[RM?T AND i ; a ~,....M 0:1;;; l,~ ' (MP ) B '*-- Rl-1 I ~t ~ ""'"""''' - --~ Utl Dl1'G U~ l'lj.l> "''..0 i"ii- li1m JI,,--, !>'sr.w> me'ssows---;c ~~s TRACT- - 1 ADOif w:v- 0ii I:l-1 '7-31-QS ' EiiJiiCiL~pr,;,ifi ts-rrtrct,looolo#e. 4 j Ci~ -- ADDRESS I Neal sro. th 51.A T(A.M T ~! ADCl'llf S.S 42 w. Pa.m-i, Street : cltyllta~ l Al tadena, CA UC CLASS ACTM: STA TC LIC NO C' ~ BUS UC NO PHONE NO ~:; 'ltln PUrltiss ~ _.e'1ll Clitl'JI' INN_. ht~ P~'!)/ -~ "Js.l Z "O-... Wilson, 3838 oakwood, LA 9000J 81 ( ;J.3~ ~7~'- bk/ /'16r ~ im,_uuol' fl,,,,.,..._.., J Q_~l sm D "f s rtjccoisll>'jfg D RHWOF IP-ttsY. - letaining wall under Bldg. and bolt Bldg. sillpl.ate to top of wall. >lateantno :... FOR CASHIER'S fjse ONLY !~-~-Piiiir i~~ll! HVAC -- MMT, ~ rt. S~HOOI OfS r ~ l /9~ 04:43:2Sfil1 LA ~?P-::! C Ott BLOG f'l AH CH C "' SLOG Pff11ITS R ItWOI!J ~! SB E.J f<csiothtial SYS DEV OHE sror rtjsul l ANEOUS C 1 n J. t 1'~ SUf<C f(ll AL ('H CK G.50 i S.OlJ 3.?0 lc 1.19 lu.!9 95LA

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64 swat.. Pl llkiti.\ltcr/rcpair I or :! Family Dwtllins Over I.hr. Coui;~r Pcnnll.l..IUD RIDGEW(Y)D PARK IJl,QS;I BLK B 12 Ulllll... h : PllnC9*k #: Event Code: City of Loi Anaelu Deparbnent of Duildina and Safe~ ~1-i:>LfCATION FOR BUILDING PERMIT AND CERTIFICATE OF OC\.:UPANCY s1 ~!1 f ~ndv to l.w St"tus 0.11!: 09/0S/99 rrimcd on: 09/C\~ 13:~....,-: All MAUW!... cn:n t,pwflff! wp MB I 1 ' 1 "> SSi a,uecrp "'PQDADQN BAS Brm1Ch Otlkc LA Council IJisuict 4 Ccnsus Tl'ICI 21 IS.000.., -~~IP~ 13~8.1 _1~ 1~~ Energy Zone Cj Thoow &rochers Map Grid 633 c. r- 'l'9imd-~ 'P+]l.M"C'V""P!''JWW a-..., Gibbons, Ruth M 209 Wilton Pl "' _... ~~..., -_,... Michael M ire Owner-Builder 'DPD!G I Dwellln1 SinaJc f11nlly LOS ANGELES CA 90004,... _ ELIMINATE REAR WINDOW, llepall PlASJ'IR C'MCKI, IHl'll!XT. PAJN11NO, llepadl CONCam WAUCWAY, llpinllllft.odr '-,,...,... y.1....w l-'!!!!!y!~y~~ ~..l'.lb!ll~ FINAL TOTAL Blda-Alwlltcpelr Pamk Fee SubloW Bkla-AfMr/Rcp ,._a.ck 5lllltolll Bldt-AIW/Rq> Fire Hydnnt RcfuM To-hy E.Q. lnmllhcntlliun O.SO 0.5. ~urchqc 3.01 Sya. Surchqc 9.03 Pllnnln1 Sun:h:qi; hrdwse Mile Fee HIO,._M llluifta fce 20.00,., ~, 9~ ij.2106: 35F n, AO~ ' : t1t.! ~H<rH l ~ ' J.- ( : ( ~ : Q~'J00 ~ r ~ 4 HSl(l(tHtA!. :: "\Q 1>:..1).j F'LAH <.ht. 1.. "4f STOP : ~ S N:v!': :n ~ ~MfOV S! r ~ ru~.. ~uf'c T t.: T.;L ) f<, t!)~: ) ~ 0 ( 03 f\! l\~d ;v..:.a i.,.~ L ~ ~.~ ' I : ' 91 ~ ~ 0 Total Bond(s) Due: 99LA ~ ,_,...,(,:..... : "' ~

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