-IH The lieritage @oeietg of Paeifie Grove
acific Grove • Califbrnia • 93950 ·
i • www.paciScgrovehel
October 14, 2014
Jan Loomis
314 Wood Street
Pacific Grove, California 93950
Dear Jan:
This letter is in response to your September 10, 2014 Plague Request for your home at
314 Wood Street. Your request was researched by the Heritage Society Research Team
and submitted to the Pacific Grove Heritage Society's Board of Directors at our October
2014 board meeting and approved.
Tax and assessor records indicate that the property was first assessed in 1916 and that the
original owners of record were Stephen and Mary Smith. Although a number of design
changes and the demolition of a deteriorating lean to structure in the back yard were
approved by the ARB and undertaken in 1990, the resultant changes did not compromise
the original historical integrity of the home. The Board, after reviewing current photos of
your home, concurred that the historical integrity of your home was intact.
You will be contacted by the P. G. Heritage Society when the plague is completed. It
normally takes three to six months to complete a plague, based upon the number of
plaques in process. You can pick up the plague at the P. G. Heritage Society Barn at 605
Laurel Avenue in Pacific Grove.
Thank you for your interest in the Heritage Society of Pacific Grove.
If you have any questions please feel free to contact6 us at
ly Jim Hogan
Respectfu ,#Ieritage Society Research Team
TheHeritageSocietyofPacificGfove,a501(c)(3)organizadon,wasincorporatedjuly1976asaCaliforniaNonprofitPublicBenefitCorpotadon.
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, OCR Text: -IH The lieritage @oeietg of Paeifie Grove
acific Grove • Califbrnia • 93950 ·
i • www.paciScgrovehel
October 14, 2014
Jan Loomis
314 Wood Street
Pacific Grove, California 93950
Dear Jan:
This letter is in response to your September 10, 2014 Plague Request for your home at
314 Wood Street. Your request was researched by the Heritage Society Research Team
and submitted to the Pacific Grove Heritage Society's Board of Directors at our October
2014 board meeting and approved.
Tax and assessor records indicate that the property was first assessed in 1916 and that the
original owners of record were Stephen and Mary Smith. Although a number of design
changes and the demolition of a deteriorating lean to structure in the back yard were
approved by the ARB and undertaken in 1990, the resultant changes did not compromise
the original historical integrity of the home. The Board, after reviewing current photos of
your home, concurred that the historical integrity of your home was intact.
You will be contacted by the P. G. Heritage Society when the plague is completed. It
normally takes three to six months to complete a plague, based upon the number of
plaques in process. You can pick up the plague at the P. G. Heritage Society Barn at 605
Laurel Avenue in Pacific Grove.
Thank you for your interest in the Heritage Society of Pacific Grove.
If you have any questions please feel free to contact6 us at
ly Jim Hogan
Respectfu ,#Ieritage Society Research Team
TheHeritageSocietyofPacificGfove,a501(c)(3)organizadon,wasincorporatedjuly1976asaCaliforniaNonprofitPublicBenefitCorpotadon.
.A62.1
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