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Inspection History Details
Inspection Status: Not Ready
Inspection History: COT - ENGR - Signage Final
Permit Number - T21OT00162
Inspection Description - COT - ENGR - Signage Final
Inspection Status - Not Ready
| Date | Description | Inspector | Results | Comments |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 10/27/2022 | COT - ENGR - Signage Final | Not Ready | ||
| 03/16/2021 | COT - ENGR - Signage Final | Hthrall | Approved | Entered by HTHRALL1 - RE: sign review For: non-illuminated wall sign on east elevation AT: 4425 N Campbell Avenue - historic Joesler building Zone:C-1 Annexation ordinance 9122 requires historic preservation review by both Pima County and City Officers and approval of any exterior modifications to this building and the building on the corner Reviewers: Jodie Brown, City Historic Preservation Officer & Linda Mayro, Director of Pima County office of Sustatinability & Preservation Permit approved with the following conditions:an adobe specialist will have to be assigned to repair the facade upon sign removal, and the mortar joint must be repaired with the same color, texture, material, and hardness as the existing. |
| 03/08/2021 | COT - ENGR - Signage Final | Hthrall | Continued | Entered by HTHRALL1 - Resubmitted plans were sent to PC / City preservation officers for review. |
| 03/05/2021 | COT - ENGR - Signage Final | Hthrall | Continued | Entered by HTHRALL1 - RE: sign review For: non-illuminated wall sign on east elevation AT: 4425 N Campbell Avenue - historic Joesler building Zone:C-1 Annexation ordinance 9122 requires historic preservation review by both Pima County and City Officers and approval of any exterior modifications to this building and the building on the corner Reviewers: Jodie Brown, City Historic Preservation Officer & Linda Mayro, Director of Pima County office of Sustatinability & Preservation Date: 3/4/21 In addition to prior condition of retaining a certified adobe specialist to restore penetrations to the building upon sign removal, please address the following and return updated diagrams to Heather.Thrall@tucsonaz.gov I have concerns about the scale of the overall sign. It seems rather large for that space. Reducing the width would be a good idea. The sign should be attached through the mortar rather than the brick. I will like to see a scaled detail showing: How it will be mounted through the mortar The width of the mortar Width of the adobe brick Size of the screws to be used to understand that it will fit into the existing mortar joint without impacting the adobe brick If you have any questions, please let me know. Jodie Brown, AICP Historic Preservation Officer 520.837.6968 |
| 03/04/2021 | COT - ENGR - Signage Final | Hthrall | Continued | Entered by HTHRALL1 - RE: non illuminated wall sign on east elevation of historic building requires approval from City Historic Preservation Officer for 4 penetrations to historic Joesler building (referral made for her review) |