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HomeMy WebLinkAbout15-01 Comments (2)MAY -20-2002 09:59 AM TURNER REAL ESTATE 540 722 2212 P.01 40"" TURNER IFIPREAL ESTATE, LLC COMMERCIAL - INDUSTRIAL • RETAIL Facsimile Transmittal From: R. J. Tumor, Principal Broker Turner Real Estate, LLC Fax #a: (540) 722-2212 or (540) 667-7853 Date:d If you do not receive pages (including this cover page), please call (540) 722-2200 or (540) 667-7386. MESSAGE: F.Y.l. - Just in case YOu missed this article Licensed Broker in Virginia, West Virginia, and Maryland 2971 Valley Avenue • Winchester, Virginia 22801 Phone(540)722-2200 • Fax(540)722.2212 No�iem V is iy ;�1 Winchestff Saturday, May 18, 2002 Couple to give historic Homespun house new life E�y Charlafite J. Eller Mary Turner's vision for Homespun — a historic lime- stone and log house on Cedar about it for a long time," she said of the structure, which dates back to the 179w. For several years, as she drove past it on her way to work, she wandered why it was Creek Grade just west of Win- vacant. chester — is detailed and very Fimahhy, three pears ago, she comp. told her husband, reel estate but m wonder. She has loved broker R.J. Turner about it. °I the house since the first time told him it was a great house she saw it, `rve been thinking and that maybe we eould do House ..... --- CWftVWftVnlx tional craftspeople,' making their' quilts, baskets and other M& as they have for genera- tions so that the public can watch them. On the first floor, the east side, which has a large fire- place, will contain a kitchen to produce a variety of food prod- , jam, jet and possNy dried herbs, she said. Antique furniture, potterv, quilts, home accessories and artwork also will be sold an the bottom floor. A major focus of the lawn will be a "cutting garden" where %Zsitors will have a chance to Pick their oven flowers far a bouquet they want to take home, she e� ci- something with it: she said earlier this week.. At first, her husband wasn't certain. But after three years of her advocacy — heading up to their recent purchase of the house — he is convinced, she said with a chuckle. Now he is her most enthnsiastic support- er. The key, however, is adaptive reuse- An often -heard phrase Dederick County Supem- sors Margaret Douglas, of Back Creek District, and r, Lynda Ttil�cif Stn�,ewall Dis- trict, are arnong the project'>. strongest backers, seeing adaptive reuse as a wn,deTfui way to safe valv.ablP historic "truriures and improve the c�anty's tax base at the same t.itne. fust enssttommeer�s,'° Df her ouglaone ssaid, in a tour of the house. But having the vision is one thing and transforming it into reality — in a house with no indoor plumbing or heating, often-crumbbng plaster on log walls, an„ r:idimentary elec- tricity — ,- another. among those who value old buBdings and want to save them, adaptive reuse is a method of allowing the owner of a historic structure to find a contemporary use for it and fit the building for the job, giving it new life. That is just what the Turners want to do with Homespun. Mrs. Turner envisions turning the historic house into a busi- One of the first steps is to have the house placed on state and national historic registers, That }part of the project is being handled by architectural historian Howard d Kittell, Turner said. The couple also have asmm- bled architect F Andrew Boyd of Arlington and a team of con- tractors who know how to work with older buildings so that their bistoric integrity is main- tained while still meeting building code requirements for commercial structures. Timothy 11. Bandyke of Mill- wood is the general contractor, assisted by engineer Michael Allen of X incl meter and mechanical contractor 1,arry J. ness — a country stare — that .he already has named Home- spun Gifts and Gardens. Standing inside the now - rough interior of the building, Mrs. Turner outlined her vision during what her husband called a `pre -renovation ;arty:' Besides a small offim most of the second floor will be devoted to a variety of: 'working, tra di - HOUSE, D2 Hottle of Middletown, who is handling the heating and air- conditioning Systems. Bringing the load -hearing strength of the floors up to code while preserving the hi - toric structure has led to plums fr:x creative use of thin, c©lar- matcbed steel beams. Bandyke said. Also, developers J. Richard "Richie' Wilkins III and James Niers of OakCrest are plan- a housing development — at citylcoBaty line — near the structure, they say. Plans tentatively call for 75 single- family houses in Winchester and 85 upscale homes for retirees in the county. ► Contact Choriotte Etter at m4kr@nvdaiNxorn Conditional Use Permit Application for 949 Cedar Creek Grade in Frederick County, Virginia Looking south at the front of the building Looking north at the back of the building `�s i�IMillii I I f I Rentals & Sales Home and Business Developments Office - Stores Apartments - Homes 13 South Loudoun Street Warehouses Winchester, Virginia 22601 Home & Business Sites Office: (540) 662-7215 September 17, 2001 Turner Real Estate, LLC 2971 Valley Avenue Winchester, VA 22601 Dear K.J.: I have received your plat dated August 30, 2001 prepared by Painter -Lewis, P.L.C., which shows a VDOT commercial entrance on the property, which we have under contract from Joe Allen, and serves the property, which you have under contract from Bob White. We would very much like to work with you in a mutually agreeable manner so that you could obtain an entrance as shown on this plat. At this moment, our plans are at a very early state and we are not in a position to make any permanent decision. As our plans mature, we will try to work with you to reach a mutually agreeable solution. Thank you for meeting with me today.. I remain Sincerely, Richie Wilkins JRW, III/eg REFERENCE # BK854M C -)VD: T, L / Sewage Disposal System Construction Permit PAGEOF3 Commonwealth of Virginia Health Department Department of Health Identification Number S�-i%-S,, % CC -76-!o R�DrR� G /� ('�'�'^ i Health Department M R f % - A Z N ap a erence - General Information Repair ❑ Expanded ❑ Conditional FHA ❑ VA ❑ Case No. the application for a sewage disposal system construction permit filed in accordance with Section construction permit is hereby issued to: e i LT - r Telephone to (a 7- (B D 6 i a 6 60 —.� — .Sewa disposal system which is to be con tructea on/at 1�t• Z 1 Z 62 . e�4-PR est- Hou sr OA/LeFt affei2 n« eS ro.vr I Section/Block Actual or estimated water useOOG-�- Lot toy 4-octk cn fS DESIGN NOTE: INSPECTION RESULTS Water supply, existing: (describe) e� Water supply location: Satisfactory yes ❑ no ❑ To be installed: class /'/Da/C' comments G. W. 2 Received: yes ❑ no ❑ not applicable ❑ cased grouted Building s7war: `-- Building sewer: yes ❑ no E] comm I.D. PVC 40, or equivalent. Satisfactory Slope 1.25" per 10' (minimum). ❑ Other Septic tank: Capacity 400 Q gals. (minimum). Pretreatment unit: yes ❑ no ❑ comments ❑ Other Satisfactory Inlet-outlet structure: PVC 40, 4" tees or equivalent. Inlet-outlet structure:es Y E] no E] comments E]Other Satisfactory Pump and pump station: No V Yes❑ ❑ describe and:show design. Pump & pump station- yes ❑ no comments if yes: Satisfactory Gravity mains: 3" or larger I.D., minimum 6" fall per 1001, 1500 Ib. crush strength ore equivalent. g q Conveyance method: yes ❑ no ❑ comments Satisfactory ❑ Other Distribution box: Pre t concrete with d ports. Distribution box: yes ❑ no ❑ comments _/ Other IE -T i'n/ (°nor r•P>�P �ea� Satisfactory Header lines: Material: 4" I.D. 1500 Ib. crush strength plastic or equiva- Header lines: Satisfactory Yes ❑ no E] comments lent from distribution box to 2' into absorption trench. Slope 2" minimum. M Other Percolation lines: Gravity 4" plastic 1000 Ib. per foot bearing load or Percolation lines: Satisfactory yes ❑ no ❑ comments equivalent, slope 2" 4" (min. max.) per 1001. ❑ Other Absorption trenches: Satisfactory yes ❑ no ❑ comments Absorption trenches: Square ft. required V depth from ground surface to bottom of trench_; aggregate size Trench bottom slope 'gym O' center to center spacing ' ; trench width � Depth of aggregate 3 Date Inspected and approved by: // Trench length �� ; Number of trenches (o Sanitarian C H S 202A Revised 6184 11-2 i'lEEp ]h�- .7C�-►► ru purr/` o��.. _ -. r-,--i�..�.�> L on,'���'T�yn,�AL f'e�m, T- /Y1 AXE •f,ain o F ,� 6acyoaohf -, REFERENCE # BK854PG452 Health Department Identification Number Schematic drawing of sewage disposal system and topographic features. PAGE OF 3 Show the lot lines of the building lot and building site, sketch of property showing any topographic features which may impact on the design of the system, all existing and/or proposed structures including sewage disposal systems and wells within 100 feet of sewage disposal system and reserve area. The schematic drawing of the sewage disposal system shall show sewer lines, pretreatment unit, pump station, conveyance sys- tem, and subsurface soil absorption system, reserve area, etc. When a nonpublic drinking water supply is to be located on the same lot show all sources of pollution within 100 feet. 'k/0T Td S'ca /e ❑ The information required above has been drawn on the attached copy of the sketch submitted with the application. Attach additional sheets as necessary to illustrate the design. .3(5 a J Q 2.93 M V m Is I m ► 0 l i I I I t= fl�ll , I I �J ;/Y'7 t U. /Zwa L, • �, v off, No part of any installation shall be covered or used until inspected, corrections made if necessary, and approved, by the local health department or unless expressly authorized by the local health dept. Any part of any installation which has been covered prior to approval shall be uncov- ered, if necessary, upon the direction of the Department. Date: 3 -(0 -9 (12 Issued by: __ _i`►GLt� f L��cib-•• a, This Construction ! Q nitarianP rmit Valid until Date: �' - b _ 1 Reviewed by: _ Supervi ry Sanitarian If FHA or VA financing Reviewed by Date C.H.S. 2028 Revised 6/84 Supervisory Sanitarian II -2A OR IGI'NA I Date Regional Sanitarian M r c� a u z _ LU � ,p �8 M a" l� t`nkA -� The sewage disposal system is to be constructed as specified by the 0r permit attached plans and specifications ❑ . This sewage disposal system construction permit is null and void if (a) conditions are changed from those shown on the application (b) condi- tions are changed from those shown on the construction permit. No part of any installation shall be covered or used until inspected, corrections made if necessary, and approved, by the local health department or unless expressly authorized by the local health dept. Any part of any installation which has been covered prior to approval shall be uncov- ered, if necessary, upon the direction of the Department. Date: 3 -(0 -9 (12 Issued by: __ _i`►GLt� f L��cib-•• a, This Construction ! 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