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Historic board designates 3600 Bell Vista Drive East as local landmark
Summary
The St. Pete Beach Historic Preservation Board voted April 2 to grant local historic designation to the 1969 masonry vernacular residence at 3600 Bell Vista Drive East, citing its Spanish-influenced styling and terracotta roof tiles; the owners were not present.
The Historic Preservation Board voted April 2 to grant local landmark designation to the single-family residence at 3600 Bell Vista Drive East (case 26040).
Staff presented the nomination and described the house as a 1969 masonry vernacular residence with Spanish-influenced styling and a terracotta tile roof, saying the structure "reflects the broad cultural history of the Bell Vista neighborhood." The applicants, Daniel and Debbie Bowen, were not present.
Chair Lowry moved to grant the designation; Member Daschle seconded. The clerk conducted a roll-call vote and the motion carried with four affirmative votes, the board noting one member had stepped out earlier and a quorum remained.
The designation will be recorded and staff said it will be processed through the usual local designation paperwork and notifications to the property owners. No appeals or variances were decided at the meeting.
Action taken: the board approved local historic designation for case 26040; follow-up on ownership notifications and recordation will be handled by staff.
