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Staff and the project team described a rooftop addition over an existing second-floor exterior deck totaling about 1,600 square feet. Jeff Shannon, agent for Casa Santo Stefano LLC, told the commission the applicants sought final approval after preliminary sign-offs in March and that the team had worked with staff to address four outstanding conditions. \"We are here just to pursue and seek a final approval for this rooftop project,\" Shannon said.

Architect Joe Hafner of Hafner Architects said design changes reduced the visible mass of the rooftop edge and lowered structural member sizes. \"What we've shown on the left is what we had on 03/25... The one on the right is modified type, which we've pulled the insulation back from the edge... and we've cut the thickness of the edge almost in half to 11 and a half inches,\" he said. Hafner described substituting W8 beams for the previously sized W12 beams, adding a concrete curb to carry roof loads so the existing parapet wall is not overburdened, and using four-inch steel columns centered on the beams.

Staff recommended final approval after the team addressed the outstanding items. Dennis Fernandez, Architectural Review and Historic Preservation Manager, told commissioners staff found the revised design \"consistent for final approval moving forward\" and remained available to answer questions.

Commission discussion centered on visual impacts, drainage and the roof profile. The project team said the flat roof will drain via two internal drains and an overflow; the roof will be sloped with tapered insulation to the drains and the insulation and roof edge were pulled back to remain outside the public sight line. Commissioners asked whether shifting drains could further slim the visible edge; the applicants replied moving drain locations would change slopes and likely increase thickness on one side, and the team said small changes would have negligible perceptual effect from ground level.

Shannon also told the commission the building previously went through an ad valorem tax exemption process; staff said that exemption was for a 10-year term and would have expired in 2022.

A commissioner moved to \"grant a certificate of appropriateness for the drawings and documents presented at this public hearing in BLC-25-58 for the property located at 1607 North 20 Second Street,\" and later added a condition requiring the owner to state on plans that \"the canopy shall not be enclosed in the future.\" The motion was seconded and carried on a voice vote. The chair asked, \"All in favor?\" and the record shows voices of approval; the motion passed.

The commission also voted to receive and file submitted documents and exhibits presented during the hearing. No public speakers testified for or against the project during the public comment period.

The approved plans call for a rooftop canopy set back from the front parapet so the visible roof edge measures about 11.5 inches, columns and curb details intended to avoid additional loading on the historic parapet, and internal drainage to the rear. The commission record includes the condition that the canopy not be enclosed without returning to the commission.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Barrio Latino Commission - 04/22/25","oneSentenceSummary","The commission granted a certificate of appropriateness for a rooftop addition and canopy at 1607 North 20 Second Street in Ybor City, approving design changes intended to reduce visible massing and adding a condition that the canopy not be enclosed in the future.","taxTitle","Tampa, Hillsborough County, Florida","taxId",2914,"location","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":82,"_51":83,"_53":84,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":85,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":86,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6263005,"City staff says Richard Dobie House designated Tampa local landmark; no commission action required",224,471855,696130,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3109030-7393b013427dfffe9e18d1fa8386e8ca&start=471&end=696","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3109030-7393b013427dfffe9e18d1fa8386e8ca/thumbnail_471855.jpg","/articles/6263005/Tampa/Hillsborough-County/Florida/City-staff-says-Richard-Dobie-House-designated-Tampa-local-landmark-no-commission-action-required","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6263005-f6f44a680001bdbdba5f91fb5fa1c65d/orig.mp4?Expires=1775865162&Signature=BbA7Y8CNtf66RQAZmdjUcddcG5SjAoX3MPiFkPfoS8Swe7WEWL375Gb4jzit2x-FwsBsWuvcgAKjkR3a4DqR0uJJo4ierJZCp5qPEQfNFIAPZ6TaeORZGJXyChtHTGuq7XGty0YEZkBi1J-YlvSjiHmiv8PQN1VDPzvoV~senqwpQ0hn4JvA3UYdYx1YA-rl46EOv9inQ62OzV1R0gUlc0CpCqn2QkctLgo~tA8FTWGRsZ84yedfzojz3jEnJee1SeE6QI6Yvr7Q46P3MU9HFjRvAgRWVFyst6O~AyTuZU3I39PJcq9tv2cRi3IUucWzs8p3mIx8xCSEVXXthrv~2Q__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","City of Tampa staff briefed the Historic Preservation Commission that the Richard Dave Dobie House at 1405 West Zio Street has been established as a local landmark and is featured in the department newsletter.

Dennis Fernandez, the city’s Architectural Review and Historic Preservation Manager, introduced the item and Ron Vila of historic preservation presented historical context for the property and surrounding Dobieville area in Hyde Park. \"This is the Richard Dave Dobie House that is at 1405 West Zio Street,\" Vila said during his presentation.

Vila reviewed Sanborn maps, district boundaries and the area's early-20th-century development. He said the nomination met two local landmark criteria: planning/community-development significance and ethnic-heritage significance. The application was received in February 2024 and, Vila said, \"the application went in front of the HPC, which recommended approval. It goes to the Planning Commission also for review and approval, and then ultimately approved by city council.\" Vila also told the commission that \"no action is required\" by the body at this meeting because the designation and required procedural steps were already in place.

Fernandez noted the nomination resulted in the city’s 105th local landmark, and the commission packet included the department newsletter \"Tampa Bricks and Mortar,\" which features the Dobie House as part of the office’s continuing preservation education.

The report included background on the parcel and structures, the district expansion that incorporated Dobieville, and a short history of the neighborhood and a now-demolished elementary school associated with Richard Dobie. Staff did not propose any regulatory changes or ask the commission to vote on the matter during this hearing.

The presentation concluded with staff offering to answer questions; none were recorded on the record related to designation. This item was informational and no formal action was taken by the commission at the meeting.","City staff reported that the Richard Dave Dobie House at 1405 West Zio Street has been designated a local landmark and is featured in the department newsletter; staff said no action was required of the commission at this hearing.","actionData","errors"]

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Historic preservation commission grants certificate for rooftop addition at 1607 N. 20 Second St.; owners must not enclose canopy

City staff says Richard Dobie House designated Tampa local landmark; no commission action required