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Commission designates 415 Calle Granada a structure of merit for English vernacular character
Summary
The commission approved designation of 415 Calle Granada (1930 English vernacular) after staff described its retention of character‑defining features including slate roof, stucco exterior and casement windows; the motion passed unanimously by roll call.
Historic Landmarks Commission staff presented 415 Calle Granada as a 1930 English vernacular house assessed during the San Roque survey. Staff noted building materials and features — steep slate roof, expressive chimney, multi‑light casement windows and intact principal facade — and concluded the property meets the criterion for structure of merit.
Commissioners asked clarifying questions (staff confirmed the roof material is real slate) and there was no public comment. Commissioners moved, seconded and voted in favor of the designation.
The commission’s action adds 415 Calle Granada to the local register of historical resources; staff will finalize the resolution and record the designation.
