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Votes at a glance: minutes, Apple project, 845 Montgomery, Union Iron Works nomination
Summary
At its Feb. 5 meeting the Historic Preservation Commission adopted corrected minutes, approved the Apple/Union Square permit (6–1), approved a rooftop tile replacement at 845 Montgomery (7–0) and supported forwarding the Union Iron Works National Register nomination to state review (6–0 with one recusal).
At the Feb. 5 meeting the Historic Preservation Commission recorded several formal actions and votes:
- Minutes: The Commission adopted corrected minutes for the Jan. 19, 2014 meeting (motion passed unanimously, 7–0).
- Apple/Union Square (300 Post/345 Stockton): The Commission approved the permit to alter with conditions requiring a detailed preservation plan for the Ruth Asawa fountain and that the sponsor work with the Asawa family; motion passed 6–1 (Commissioner Hyland voted no).
- 845 Montgomery Street (Jackson Square): The Commission approved staff’s recommendation to allow replacement of failing slate cladding on a 2008 rooftop addition with through‑color porcelain tile; the approval permits either the staff‑recommended beige option or a light‑gray owner option and passed unanimously 7–0.
- Union Iron Works Historic District: The Commission adopted a resolution of findings supporting the Port‑prepared National Register nomination for the 65‑acre district (44 contributing resources); the resolution was forwarded to the California Office of Historic Preservation (motion passed unanimously among voting members present, 6–0, with one recusal noted).
These votes reflect the Commission’s mix of procedural housekeeping, design review decisions and a major project approval that included a preservation condition for a named work of public art.
