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Speaker identifies 400 Peloma Ave as single‑family home in historic district; no formal action recorded
Summary
Meeting transcript records a speaker identifying Joe Peterson as associated with 400 Peloma Ave, described as a single‑family residence in an R. OneD zoning district within the transcripted 'Neverhood of Olflora Ast' historic area; the structure was said to date to 1900. The transcript shows discussion only—no motions or votes.
An unidentified meeting speaker said Joe Peterson is the person associated with a property at 400 Peloma Ave and described the site as a single‑family residence in an R. OneD zoning district located in the transcripted "Neverhood of Olflora Ast" historic area.
The remark, given during routine discussion, also described the house as built in 1900. The speaker used wording in the transcript that appears to refer to front‑yard and rear‑yard features (transcript: "front‑jarig" and "25WZ‑back"); those terms were not clarified in the record.
Why it matters: identification of a property as located in a historic area and its zoning classification can affect permitting, alterations and review standards under local preservation and zoning processes. The transcript contains no recorded motion, vote or staff report establishing any formal historic designation, permit, or enforcement action for the property.
Details from the transcript: an unidentified speaker said, as recorded verbatim in the meeting transcript, "De persoon hebben we Joe Peterson. De property is located uit 400 Peloma Av in the single family Residenceial R. OneD Zoning District en is in de historic Neverhood of Olflora Ast." Later in the record a speaker described the building as a single‑family home "built in 1900" and used phraseing that in the transcript reads, "dit is een front‑jarig. Dat heeft een 25WZ‑back." The transcript does not define "R. OneD" or the historic area name beyond the quoted text.
The transcript does not show any formal action, direction to staff, or vote tied to the property. There is no recorded clarification in these segments of the zoning code citation, official historic district name spelling, the owner's stated intent for the property, or any application number.
The record here is limited to identification and description; follow‑up items such as staff reports, permit applications, or public notices are not included in the provided transcript.
