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Historic board upholds staff finding that Weaver Kitchen House is ineligible for local inventory
Summary
The Carmel-by-the-Sea Historic Preservation Board voted to issue a preliminary determination that the Weaver Kitchen House and associated parcels are ineligible for listing on the city's historic inventory, following staff and consultant evaluations and public comment from the property's owners.
The Carmel-by-the-Sea Historic Preservation Board voted to issue a preliminary determination of ineligibility for the property commonly described as the Weaver Kitchen House and associated parcels on the west side of Unipero between Fifth and Sixth streets.
Staff member Catherine presented the item (Historic Evaluation HE25120) and said the city consultant recommended a Phase 1 intensive evaluation; that intensive review determined the property “was ineligible for listing on our historic inventory,” and staff issued a preliminary determination of ineligibility on July 17. Catherine described the property's development history (a residence and detached garage built in 1926, a plumbing shop…
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