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1 CALIFORNIA F u N D A T N Right, Alameda Theater, Alameda. Photo David Wakely. Below, Ford Aembly Building, Richmond. Photo Anna Finke FALL 29 IN THIS ISSUE Note from the Preident Preervation i Sutainability And the Award Goe to... Defining Tiki Style Beyond Kitch Learning from the Pat --,, 21 Conference Update Upcoming Event The Preervation Deign Award were preented to 26 outtanding project before a capacity crowd at the hitoric Mark Hopkin lnter-continental Hotel in San Francico, Saturday, September gambling hall, a prion garden, theater, two iconic Napa Valley winerie, a humble barn, and a urvey of Hitoric Reource Aociated with African-American in Lo Angele. 19. Over 28 guet attended The award were preented thi gala event feting the bet with preciion and humor by hitoric preervation project John Fidler, PDA Jury Chair and in California. Emeritu Trutee Ann Gray, FAlA With a range both impreive (Balcony Media). CPF Preident, and inpiring, the winning project Cathy Garrett, ASLA, opened the panned the geographic and ceremony by welcoming the audicultural boundarie of California: ence and preenting a reolution a children' playground, a Chinee Continued on page 3 - r) J -' J <( l.l (/") '-..

2 CALIFORNIA F O U N D A T I O N Note from the Preident Marvelou Happening at CPF 1 am delighted to accept the that we have effectively utilied Preidency at CPF at a time when the firt grant, the Mario Family our rocket hip i acending. Foundation i again upporting We have prodigiou opportunitie and challenge ahead of more Californian by developing u, to tretch and reach many u; mot notably in the area and advancing our already highly of preervation education and praied education program. advocacy. Ye, that ha been at ln relation to advocacy, we have the core of our activitie for year the ubtantial national-level vote but now it' different. We have of confidence from the National greater upport than ever at the Trut for Hitoric Preervation, national, tate and local level. through the recent Partner in the Thi upport i both moral and Field Matching Grant. Thi charge financial. We have received CPF with broadening and deepening our advocacy effort acro matching grant, previouly reported, from the National Trut the tate. lt nudge u to ak for Hitoric Preervation and from "What i preervation advocacy?" a generou anonymou donorboth of thee are over three year taff member will fleh out thi The new CPF Partner in the Field -and now more big new: CPF and other quetion with dialog ha jut had word of a ignificant that take into account the eriou grant from the Mario Family puruit of preervation advocacy Foundation- their econd to CPF. in the context of environmental Ably led by Cindy Heitman, concern, utainability, iue the recent Mario grant application relating to our aging citie, outlined a program for expanded tranportation, and urban planning education by CPF. The amount iue. A well a conidering of the grant i $125, over thee broad-caled quetion, the three year. Thi renewed and CPF Partner in the Field will be reinvigorated charge in relation proactive in ite pecific advocacy to education will upport the repreenting CPF through dicuion and/or action like the recent activitie of our Education Service Director, Corinne Ingraia. Our action at Johnny' Broiler in heartfelt thank go to the Mario Downey or the current dicuion Family Foundation. Their earlier about Tiki room. Expect thi new gift of $1,, received by CPF taffer at CPF by the fall. ix year ago, urged u to grow Education and advocacy are to a new level. With thi puh, our fleh and blood. Like all of u, CPF became more ophiticated, thee program need utenance. organied and enduring. Now The grant mentioned above are Preident Cathy Garrett part of CPF current program to build a trong and utainable financial bae for the organiation. Thi effort i a new one for CPF. Over it 3 year of exitence, CPF ha matured. We are now like many 3-year old, realiing that there i a lot that we know, but cad more need to be learnt and hared. Thirty i a fitting age to be thinking eriouly about what lie before u, how we can have an ongoing meaningful and poitive impact on the world. Collectively, thee grant are voice of encouragement and material upport that are already helping CPF to mature in a rounded and utainable fahion. Some of thee grant require raiing matching fund, 1 invite you to join in helping u reach our goal. We are at the beginning of a new chapter for CPF with increaed reach and effectivene of our program backed by a healthy, trong, and utainable organiational tructure. We have coniderable forward momentum. Executive Director, Cindy Heitman, and departing Preident, Paige Swartley, together lead the building of thi momentum and 1 thank them for their effort. There i plenty to be done while 1 am preident of CPF. -->- 2

3 Note from the Preident Continued from page 2 And the Award Goe to... A well a the effort aociated with the amplifying and developing our education and advocacy program and the continued focued building of our table financial bae, l and CPF plan to build tronger partnerhip with our fellow preervation leader at the Office of Hitoric Preervation in Sacramento and National Trut for Hitoric Preervation, to better engage our member particularly our emeriti trutee, and to continue to enhance communication with member. Look for reult from thee effort and join u a we propel ourelve into thi next chapter of CPF' life preerving the invaluable aet of California. Continued from page 1 from the Board of Trutee to Steade Craigo, FAlA, who recently announced hi retirement from the State Office of Hitoric Preervation, to honor hi many year of ervice to the preervation community in California. The award were elected by a even member jury, lead by John Fidler, RlBA. The jury wa: Timothy Brandt, AlA (OHP), Roberta Deering (City of Sacramento), Mel Green SE (Melvyn Green and Aociate), Peyton Hall, FAlA (Hitoric Reource Group), Samaneh Nilli (Carey and Company), and Chri Patillo (PGAdeign). The CPF Award Committee i Chaired by Charle Chae, AlA. Of pecial note i the Trutee' Award for Excellence in Hitoric Preervation, which wa preented to the Alcatra Hitoric Garden Project. Thi project, a rehabilitation of the iland' long neglected hitoric garden, began in 23 and wa completed in 29. The National Park Service in partnerhip with the Garden Conervancy and the Golden Gate National Preervation Deign Award Winner Rehabilitation-Large Project Argonaut Hotel, San Francico Charle Krug Winery, St. Helena Globe Mill, Sacramento Hollywood Palladium Exterior Renovation, Hollywood La Petite Baleen Swim School at San Francico Preidio, San Francico Malibu Pier, Malibu Mill College Muic Building, Oakland Natural Hitory Mueum, Lo Angele Noe Valley Library, San Francico Rehabilitation-Small Project Alcatra Hitoric Garden Project, San Francico Retoration 2 Powell, San Francico 367 Addion Avenue Houe, Shed, and Garage Hitoric Retoration, Palo Alto Alameda Theater, Alameda Bayley Houe, Pilot Houe Sutainability Ford Aembly Building, Richmond Cultural Reource Studie, Report Heart Memorial Gymnaium, Berkeley Hitoric Reource Aociated with African American in Lo Angele, Lo Angele La Laguna de San Gabriel HSR and Preervation Plan, San Gabriel Paadena Arroyo Park Et Recreation Ditrict, National Regiter Nomination, Paadena Craftmanhip/Preervation Technology Arguello Gate Sandtone Retoration, San Francico Beringer Vineyard Rhine Houe, St. Helena Park Conervancy worked with many other to bring back the garden prominent during both the military and penitentiary era. To learn more about thi project go to Alcatra Hitoric Garden Project, 29 Trutee' Award for Excellence in Hitoric Preervation. California Building/Mueum of Main Fa ade Retoration, San Diego Catro Adobe Brick Making Project, Watonville Preervation of a Mortie and Tenon Timber Barn, Warner Spring Royal Preidio Chapel, Monterey Preervation Hitoric Chinee Structure, Fiddletown 29 Trutee Award Alcatra Hitoric Garden Project, San Francico _J _J <( LL (J) :S u 3

4 CALIFORNIA F O U N D A T I O N Preervation i Sutainability (and the Supporting Role of Structural Engineer) / - David Cocke, S.E. ing, and aembling raw material into the finihed product. Studie ln recent year, the Preervation typically ugget that a building' community ha been very vocal in embodied energy range anywhere the promotion of the concept from 15 to 2 percent of it total that preervation i utainability. life cycle energy ue. Thi reality However, it eem to be a common lend credence to Carl Elefante' perception that Structural Engineer' contribution to utainability one that i already built". lf a adage: "the greenet building i i limited to pecifying recycled tructure i demolihed at the end and recyclable contruction material. That perception hould be (if not ooner), all of it embodied of a building' 5-year ervice life altered-the Structural Engineer' energy i wated. Thi energy Typical Building Life Cycle Deign """ Contruction """ Operation """ Abandon or Demolition New Contruction Every %5 year... I thi utainable? role can be much more ignificant, and in fact hould be if the phyical wate created a well wate i in addition to the interet in utainability concept a the energy required in tranporting the phyical wate to a i to be uccefully carried over for the caue for preervation. landfill. Another increaingly When a building i contructed, elected option exit for the ignificant amount of energy are deign team, namely adaptively conumed in extracting, proce- reuing the building. """ A recent project may erve a an example of how reuing building make utainable ene. Structural Focu recently completed an adaptive reue of a 195, 2-tory concrete warehoue (ee Figure on page 5). The building i not on any national or local hitoric regiter, and the owner could eaily have choen to demolih it and erected a new, imilar ied building in it place. Intead it wa decided to retrofit and reue the building, though not necearily for utainable reaon. Uing an online calculator ( the embodied energy in the roughly 5, SF building i 56,5, million BTU. ln addition the energy required to demolih the building would be 77,5 MBTU, only 1.5/o of the embodied energy. Finally, in not demolihing the building, an equivalent amount of energy i not wated by not having to contruct a new building, another 56,5, MBTU. While any number of comparion could be made for thi quantity of energy, the total energy cot of contructing the new building would repreent roughly 1,, gallon of gaoline. Ironically enough, a new energy efficient building typically take more than 5 year for it own efficiencie to equal, and thereby pay back, thi ame amount of energy. 4

5 Exiting Building Embodied Energy = 56,5, MBTU The number related to a building' embodied energy preent a compelling cae to expand the Structural Engineer' impact on environmental utainability beyond pecifying material. And the concept of embodied energy doe not require a cognitive leap of faith. The challenge for engineer i what Patrice Frey quote a: "hifting the preumption on tewardhip of built heritage to favor reue" rather than demolition. Retrofit New Building Many engineer, whether through training or experience, do not like working with exiting Maintain Analye Retrofit MBTU MBTU +5,65, MBTU Embodied Lo Demolition New Building 56,5, MBTU 77,5 MBTU +56,65, MBTU building. Thi i epecially true here in California, where "eimic Energy cot = 5,65, MBTU Energy cot = 113,77,5 MBTU concern" regularly trump deire to keep otherwie well-performing building. lf Structural Engineer building owner look to engineer architect, and developer in order intereted in preervation want to to give them honet recommen to maintain our built heritage. have an impact on the caue for dation regarding the potential Engineer have a more utainability, they can and mut of exiting tructure. extenive role to play than merely change the prevailing belief within The opportunity for Structural pecifying utainable material. the profeion about exiting Engineer at the interection of And thoe promoting the concept building, a well a be more reuing building and utainabil of preervation and utainability vocal about their reponibilitie. ity i ignificant for thoe willing hould engage with thoe engi Until now, the Structural to work in thi area. The Brooking neer experienced and motivated Engineer were often the lntitute etimate that by 23, to help the caue. "deal-breaker" when it came to the United State will replace 82 the ultimate deciion of whether to ave a building. The Structural billion quare feet of it current building tock. Of coure, the - "" Engineer' willingne to work choice to reue exiting building with rather than preemptively doe not ret olely in the hand condemn many of thee building will go a long way toward contributing to utainability. of tructural engineer although their opinion often become the deal-breaker. Structural Engineer if) LL Architect, developer, and mut partner with owner, LL.. () 5

6 CALIFORNIA F O U N D A T I O N Defining Tiki Style Beyond the nkitch" Label By Sven Kirten After two recent preervation iue about the Tonga Room in San Francico and the Trader Vic' in Beverly Hill have elicited a Jot of pre and community attention, l thought it might be helpful to compile a catalog of tyle element that mark what ha become known a "Tiki tyle" nowaday. l am not altogether innocent in the rie of that moniker, having written two book that defined thi unique phae of theme architecture which had been ignored by culture critic in it own time. Thi article i intended to give any intereted preervation community member a better undertanding of Tiki a an architectural tyle. ln it heyday, the 195 to 196, the term "Tiki" did not exit a the decriptive label for the genre. Back then, example of thi deign category were ometime referred to a "Kon Tiki", or more often a "Polyneian" tyle. Today, miconception and confuion about the Tiki genre are till common, and it i often viewed a merely kitchy and tacky. l am partly to blame for that, too, becaue both of my book were deigned a eye candy coffee table portfolio, and not a cholarly textbook. Yet they demontrated that Tiki tyle i clearly more than than a temporary, iolated folly. 1t wa a populit deign movement that grew out of a pecific place, time, and ociohitoric context that exited during a ditinct period in mainland America (much more o than in Hawaii, or Polyneia in general). lt tyle-language wa born in the retaurant indutry, and then, in it heyday, applied to the architecture of Motel, bowling alley and apartment complexe all over the United State. To narrow down the definition of Tiki tyle, l have to briefly explain the difference between what l call "Polyneian pop" and it ub-genre, "Tiki tyle". The term Polyneian pop applie to all edifice built in the tyle of South Sea bamboo hideaway during the 193 to the 197. Tiki tyle evolved out of, and built on thi genre. lt actually flourihed only during a very brief period, approximately from 1955 to The two defining factor of Tiki tyle are 1) the ue of the Tiki Agure a a ymbol for the Polyneian paradie, and 2) it architectural application into modernit tructure of that period. lt i that very juxtapoition between pace age modernim and nai've primitivim that give Tiki Style it unique energy. The mot prominent architectural expreion of thi modem primitivim wa the A-frame, already in ue for churche, ki lodge and fat food chain, employed here to reemble native hut and meeting houe. (ee #2). While Tiki began to pop up in and around Polyneian retaurant 7. What element make thi tructure an example of Tiki Style? 2. Rendering far the Tradewind Retaurant, Oxnard, California, Once the Outrigger Apt, now re-chritened The Huntington to update it. 6

7 4. Exotic tyle element like thi tile (uually in green) were ued in early Polyneian retaurant a room divider. 5. Rec room like thi pool hut at the Outrigger apartment were often fully decorated with Tapa wall paper and Oceanic mak and weapon on their wall. 6. The Kana Kai apartment are till a fine example of an early 6 Tiki tyle dwelling with mot of it defining feature intact. 7. (Below) Kono Kai Apt interior bridge, a ymbolical "gateway into another realm." in the mid 5, the deciive puh for developer to go and tranfer thee and other deign element to motel, apartment building and recreation complexe wa Hawaiian tatehood in lt i from 196 on that mot of thee Tiki temple were erected, with a are eaily explored (ee #3). We begin our expedition at the Northern mot tip at 89 N. Roemead Blvd in Roemead, where the amaing A-frame roof line of the Outrigger apartment are the mot telling remnant of the tyle. ln denial of it origin, it ha clear fall-off of contruction from the mid-6 on. Today, many of the retaurant example of that period have been lot to renovation or detruction, the mot tragic cae being the Kahiki in Columbu, Ohio, which, depite making it onto the National Regiter of Hitoric Place, wa raed for a Walgreen tore in September 2. For thi reaon l choe Tiki apartment building a the bet urviving ample of the tyle. Mot ubiquitou in Southern California, but preent all the way up the Wet coat to Seattle, and on the Atlantic coat in Florida, thee "Tiki village" have urvived the tide of time better than bowling alley and retaurant, and they incorporate all the element of the tyle. With Roemead Blvd, Lo Angele can offer an ideal model route of thi category, where everal example, from obliterated to well-cared-for, been renamed "The Huntington." Here we can define the tyle by what ha been renovated away: Once a large Tiki tatue tood under the main A-frame, which had it facia wallpapered with tropical matting. A i often the cae, the roof outrigger beam have been awed off. But embedded in the right rock wall we find the definitive proof of the building' tylitic root: Thi exact type of Chinee tile wa firt employed by Don The Beachcomber and Trader Vic in their retaurant (ee #4). Lat not leat, the wimming pool of the Outrigger/Huntington i till graced by the traditional pool hut rec room-even though it i obcured by the now obligatory iron fence (ee #5). Several larger block down the treet, on 6415 N. Roemead Blvd., we come upon the bet preerved cae tudy of the genre, the Kona Kai apartment. The A-frame till ha it jutting outrigger beam (though the lower one have been lopped oft). Tropical foliage abound (ee #6). The waterfall i till running and feeding the pond in the lobby, which, though devoid of plant life, can be travered by a bridge. Thi form of entry wa alo cutomary in Polyneian retaurant. The lobby i paneled by Tiki carving executed in variou Polyneian tyle, and on it other wall port a tile mural map of the Hawaiian iland, which prove that by today' tandard, thee building are almot baroque in their elaboratene (ee #7). When puhing through the jungle growth of the exterior, the intrepid explorer dicover large - c ) ' VJ 7

8 CALIFORNIA F O U N D A T I O N Tiki Sty I e Continued from page 7 Tiki torche that were once gafed and are intalled in off-et on 5339 N. Roemead Blvd. What they are lacking in A-frame angle. We alo get to admire the might, they try to make up in many variation of highly tylied, outrigger beam multitude. modernit Tiki carving on the Though architecturally the beam running along the fac;ade of the building (ee #8). The next top on thi Tiki tour are the Kahlua apartment, leat intereting, it Lava rock wall, and two of the larget Tiki (though on life upport) till in itu make thi another fine example of the tyle (ee #9). 8. "Kono Kai Apt Tiki torche" Thee indutrial trength Tiki torche have not burned for a long time. To the right, note one of the many Tiki-carved beam on the fa ade of the Kono Kai. One of the two elaborately culpted waterfall i till in operation, and it i rare to ee the apartment name rendered in it original artitic typeface till on the building, mot of thee have diappeared. The bridge i not original, before being replaced by a concrete, afety railed lab, it wa made of wooden pylon connected by thick nautical rope a railing (ee # 1). Setting off from the Kahlua, we have to penetrate deep into the Southern part of Roemead Blvd, into the city of Pico Rivera. 7. "Kahlua Apt bridge The econd Tiki, the new bridge and the waterfall at the Kahlua apartment - "' L) '"--' 9. "Kahlua Apt big Tiki" Thi big carving at the Kahlua apartment i barely holding it together. Note the foret of outrigger beam, and the name behind the banana leaf On the 54 block of Roemead Blvd once tood no le than three proud Tiki temple, the Kapu Tiki, the Samoa apartment, and the Aloha Arm. Though till in exitence today, they are le than tellar example of the tyle, yet good tudy object for the urban archeologit. The Kapu Tiki wa hit the hardet and lot it amaing A-frame entrance. When l dicovered thi ite in September of 1993, the Kapu Tiki entrance till ported it ingeniou outrigger beam haped like Eater Iland head, plu two gla ball lamp hanging from it gable which were meant to reemble Japanee fihing float. Amaingly o, the Tiki mak on the far right of the building ha urvived o far, proving that the condition of the complex i the reult of deferred maintenance, and not renovation to do away with the tyle. l will leave it to the reader to go and dicover the remnant of the Samoa and Aloha Arm apartment next door to the Kapu Tiki. The amaing A-frame of the Aloha Arm i pictured at the beginning of thi article. 8

9 New Face at CPF CPF i pleaed to welcome three new taff to the CPF headquarter in San Francico. Our new Education Service Director i Corinne Ingraia. Corinne, a California native, joined our taff in May. Prior to coming to CPF, he worked for the National Trut Community Invetment Corporation in Wahington, DC a the Director of Marketing. Corinne hold a Mater of Heritage Conervation from the Univerity of Sydney, Autralia. Tami Rowan i the Adminitrative Service Manager. Before joining our team, Tami worked with a San Francico architectural Arm a a job captain and interior deigner for 1 year. She left that poition and traveled extenively throughout Aia for 21/i year before joining CPF. Tami hold a BS degree in Interior Architecture. Our newet employee joined our taff in early October. Jennifer Gate, AlCP, will All the poition of Field Service Director. Thi poition will be funded for three year through the National Trut' Partner in the Field grant and private donation. Jennifer i no tranger to the CPF team, having erved on the 27 Conference Program Committee and currently erving on the 29 Education Committee. For the pat three year, Jennifer wa the Aociate Planner for the City of San Clemente and ha held a variety of poition in preervation- related field before her tenure in San Clemente. Jennifer hold a MA in Hitoric Preervation and an MA in City Planning from the Univerity of Pennylvania. CPF Miion Statement The California Preervation Foundation provide tatewide leaderhip, advocacy and education to enure the protection of California' divere cultural heritage and hitoric place. HISTORIC provide A TlME AND A PLACE FOR MEMORIES TO LIVE. Retoring ignificant tructure with pectacular reult ince CONSTRUCTION "Committed to Yo"r Succe" 151 S. 18th St. Spark, NV (775) ::i j CJ) LlJ u. Q_,_, 9

10 CALIFORNIA F O U N D A T I O N Learning from the Pat ' "",,, w L-L CL ' J By Robert Ooley The fabric of our community' hitory wa woven over the year by pat reident and partially dimantled by ubequent reident eparated by decade from the old. Time and time again, we have een tructure important to the undertanding and interpretation of our community torn down to make room for modern development. While new improvement continue the torytelling, the lo of the old fabric contribute to the lot hitory of how the community developed over time. ln Buellton, California Uut north of Santa Barbara), an amaing woman, Tina McEnroean educator and preervation advocate-ha recued the oldet one-room choolhoue in Santa Barbara County from the brink of detruction. The one-room choolhoue wa contructed in 1869 at a cot of $51 and wa in ervice from that date until it cloed in Over the coure of thoe ixty-ix year, ome 2,6 children received their education under the watchful eye of jut a few teacher. The lat to teach in the building prior to it cloing wa Mr. Jame Battle. Jut two-week prior to the retored choolhoue' dedication, Pleaant Valley Schoolhoue, Santa Barbara County Mr. Battle paed away at the age of 12. She left thi world knowing that Tina wa working on the retoration of her beloved Pleaant Valley Schoolhoue. The goal of the retoration wa to be a authentic a poible beginning with the building' ite context. The tructure originally tood in an open field with plenty of area for play and urrounded by cypre tree. The McEnroe have placed the chool on their 1,+ acre La Puriima Ranch much the ame way the choolhoue wa located on it original ite. Sweeping open field urround the new location with gray area for play or entertaining and urrounded by eight cypre tree. The cypre tree were a gift of the eight urviving tudent from the Cla of The tructure ha been meticulouly returned to the 189 including period furniture, educational material, late chalkboard, wood burning tove and belfry. No detail wa left unattended. None of the retoration could have been completed, however, without ignificant harm to the building' hitoric context without the application of the California Hitorical Building Code. While the building wa clearly over 5 year old, that in and of itelf did not qualify it for ue of the California Hitorical Building Code, and the building held no deignation. The local Building and Fire Department were initing that the regular code be applied to the retoration. Thi outcome wa imply unacceptable and would have reulted in great harm to the choolhoue. The proce of acquiring a deignation wa undertaken while the building at in piece near the building ite. After a few month, the County Hitoric Landmark Adviory Commiion deignated the choolhoue a Structure of Merit and the retoration proceeded under the Hitorical Building Code. Thi allowed the original iding, 1

11 Join CPF and Support Preervation I ifo rn ia p reervation.org The chool bell rang once again on May 8, 29, 74 year after the chool door were cloed. chool bell once again-omething that had not been done in 74 year. Paul and Tina McEnroe are to window, tair and door to with the gathering of Santa Maria be applauded and commended remain without having to change Valley familie and thoe till for providing a great example of their dimenion to accommodate living of the Cla Some what being community teward underlayment for fire protection wore period clothe. Children really mean. They welcome and energy code. from a local chool were dreed viitor to the Pleaant Valley A retoration of the tructure in period clothe and attended Schoolhoue. lf you are going to proceeded under the watchful cla in the choolhoue where be in the area, contact them in eye of Tina McEnroe, he earched preentation were made by the advance for your own viit at far and wide for period furniture, Chancellor of USCB, Preident of tinamcenroe@coatnetworx.com. educational material and fixture Cal Poly and other. There are and finihe to return the chool eight living tudent from that Robert Ooley, AIA i the current houe to near original condition. time and amaingly many of County Architect for Santa Amaingly, he located the original them had the opportunity to Barbara County and pat CPF and bell on a nearby ranch and con tand in the choolhoue holding Pearl Chae Society Trutee. He tainer of original chool material from the cla of The content held book, paper and other artifact that are now on report they wrote ome 74 year ago. Upon the concluion of preentation-which included a tirring tory by Tina about her ha been involved in preervation advocacy for over 2 year and i leading the effort to retore the Santa Barbara Courthoue. - ("") J - <( u.. diplay in the choolhoue. long-time viion of retoring a Robert wrote the Structure of On May 8, 29, the com one-room chool, and with ome Merit Application for the pleted retoration of the Pleaant 13 community member looking McEnroe and may be reached Valley Schoolhoue wa celebrated on-the Cla of 1935 rang the at robert@ooley.com. Q (_) 11

12 The 21 California Preervation beauty and rich hitory of Nevada Conference, The Sierra Nevada County. Lance Armtrong and Preerving a Sene of Place, i Levi Leipheimer were among coming to Gra Valley and thoe promoting Nevada City' Nevada City Wedneday, May 12- incluion in the bike tour and will Saturday, May 15, 21. Thi i participate in the race. one day earlier than uual in "Save the Date" card will order to clear the way for the be coming oon with more Amgen Tour of California. The information on regitration, opening leg of thi preeminent tranportation and accomodation. bike race begin in Nevada City You mut reerve your room a on Sunday, May 16th, 21. oon a poible! Room will only Conference organier have be held until the end of March. been working with the Mayor of Join u to ee why Gra Valley Gra Valley and Nevada City and and Nevada City are the perfect local Amgen tour organier to backdrop for the California create two incredible, back-to-back Preervation Conference and the event howcaing the natural Amgen Tour of California. Want to upport the California Preervation Foundation by ponoring the 21 Conference? Sponorhip detail coming oon! CONFERENCE HIGHLIGHTS 3+ Seion, Tour, Et Workhop on iue facing California' hitoric, cultural and natural reource preented by more than 1 expert. Continuing education unit available for AJA, MCLE, and AlCP. Excluive Tour: Nevada County architecture, landcape, hitory, local culture and more! Special Event at architecturally and hitoric ignificant venue-plu Three-Minute Succe Storie! Annual Silent and Live Auction: Buy or donate an auction item and upport a good caue! Artwork, antique, memorabilia, gift baket, gift certificate for retaurant, hotel, tour, mueum, theater and much more. Upcoming Event Weatheriation a Hitoric Material January 13, 21, Oakland Cultural Landcape aa the Hitoric American Landcape Survey (HALS) January 2, 21, La Jolla (San Diego) The Secretary of the Interior' Standard and Hitoric Reource Survey: What i a Hitoric Reource? January 28, 21, Tutin (Anaheim) Preervation Development February 21 (date to be confirmed): South Paadena Et Northern California (Amador County) CPF Lecture: Storie from the Italian Notebook. Leon from the Renaiance a a Guide for Deign December 1, 29, San Francico Hitoric Commiion March 21 (date to be confirmed): South Paadena Et Northern California Hitoric Ditrict April 28, 21, Santa Barbara 35th Annual California Preervation Conference: The Sierra Nevada Preerving a Sene of Place May 12-15, 21, Nevada County Regiter for upcoming event at Board of Trutee Preident Cathy Garret, ASLA, Oakland Vice Preident, Program Michael Garavaglia, AJA, San Francico Vice Preident. Development Eliabeth Harri, PhD, Hermoa Beach Treaurer David Wilkinon, Woodland Secretary Charle Chae, AJA, San Francico Ray Adamyk, Pomona Mike Buhler, Eq., Lo Angele Steade Craigo, FAIA, Sacramento Chritine Fedukowki, Paadena John Fidler, Lo Angele Mel Green, SE, Torrance Diane Kane, PhD, La Jolla Lydia Kremer, Pam Spring Lelie Maunaga, San Joe Alan Meron, Woodland Hill Tom Neary, Santa Monica Frank Parrello, Eagle Rock Julianne Polanco, San Francico Richard Sucre, San Francico Staff Executive Director Cindy L. Heitman Education Service Director Corinne Ingraia Memberhip/Development Aociate Michele Gate Adminitrative Service Manager Tami Rowan CPF Committee Chair Advocacy Michael Buhler, Eq. Audit TBA Award Charle Chae, AJA Communication Ray Adamyk Newletter Steade Craigo, FAIA Marketing Ray Adamyk Conference 21 O Steering Committee Penelope Curti Et Jim Zurfluen Program Committee Gail Otergren Et Elaine Herbert CPF Board Liaion Steade Craigo, FAIA Development Tom Neary Eaement Julianne Polanco Education Richard Sucre Executive Cathy Garret, ASLA Memberhip Alan Meron Nominating Chritine Fedukowki Strategic Planning Mel Green, SE 5 THIRD STREET SUITE 424 C A L I F R N I A SAN FRANCISCO F u N A T I N CA I iforn ia preervation.org