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? 290 S 400 EAST SPRINGVILLE, UTAH COUNTY SPRINGVILLE HISTORIC DISTRICT UTAH STATE HISTORY 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 3 9222 005794305 HISTORIC SITE FORM (Historic Siles[)Qla}J11Se versiDtf) Utah State Historic Pre:servatiuo Offi!re JD#: 79234 1. Identification Old lD#: Property Name:' 2:. Addr:e$.$; ?29() .S400 EAST City: SPRINGVILLE J?lal! A Bla(!,g: 0016 County.: UTAHCOUNTY Di)(!U11telltatiQfIIStat~ sue.' 1)001 Dates Surveyed /.A ddedio SHPO Piles Evalu.attfm: CD) ELlGIlJLJ:/CQN'J.'RI}Jl1'f1NG RlRl 011. LeveiStinte,y: NlUional Register Status: SPRINGVILLE HISTORIC DISTRICT D(jte Listed 97651 IntensIve LevelSurve.y; Generall Mt5c', File: 04/01 f 1 1/21/1;004 Thematic. .or MPSAffi1i.ation: ~. Building In/ormation Date(s) .o[Comtructian: Height (# stories): f91Q~. Plan/Type: 20TH CENTURY; OTHER POST-WWII: OTHER 1 QriginatUs;e COMMERC1A~ (GEN~) OutbLdgs: Cnntrfb ..r 0 l":PART BLOCK Nqn:...'Conl'rib. 0 Matefia.l(~) ROCK-FACED CO'NC.BLK AFchil(!ct(s)c Comments: 4. Other SHPO File.In/ormation Federal Tax Project No. (5) 1Q6"Case No.. De:vel. GraJJi: State Tax Project Na.(i) f/Jstoric Pharo .Dote: liABSIHAER: hiniou/ Date, 91812004 (10-91) HISTORIC SITE FORM UTAH OFFICE OF PRESERVATION Name of Property: Address: 296 S 400 EAST SPRINGVILLE UT 846 Twnshp: 7S City, County: UTM: 448937.4 mE Current Owner Name: PALFREYMAN, CLARK D & ALDEEN C TEE USGS Map Name & Date: Springville, Utah USGS 7.5 Quad 1996 Current Owner Address: 2135 SPRING OAKS DR SPRINGVILLE UT 84663-2721 Range: 3E Section: 33 4445968.2 mN Tax Number: 060160001 Legal Description: COM. AT SE COR OF LOT 1, BLK 16, PLAT A, SPRINGVILLE CITY SURVEY; W 70 FT; N 110 FT; E 70 FT; SIlO FT TO BEG. PropertY Category: Evaluation: [X] building(s) [] structure [] site [] object [ X ] eligible/contributing [] ineligible/non-contributing [] out-of-period Photos: Dates: Research Sources: (check all sources consulted. whether usefol or not) [] slides: [ X ] prints: 08-03-09 [] historic: Drawings and Plans: [] [] [] [] [] measured floor plans site sketch map Historic American Bldg. Survey original plans available at: other: [ X ] abstract of title [ ] tax card & photo [ ] building permit [] sewer permit [] Sanborn Maps [] obituary index [] city directories/gazetteers [ ] census records [ ] biographical encyclopedias [] newspapers Original Use: Commercial Cu"ent Use: Commercial [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] city/county histories personal interviews USHS Library USHS Preservation Files USHS Architects Files LOS Family History Library locallibrary(ies): university library(ies): Biographical References: (books. articles. interviews. etc.) Attach copies ofall research notes. title searches. obituaries. and so forth This property was recorded under contract for Reconnaissance Level Survey only. No archive, record or literature search was performed. Researcher/Organization: E. Smith SWCA Environmental Date: 08-03-09 Consultants 4 ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION Building Style/Type: Federal Style/One block Foundation Materials: Concrete slab Additions: [ ] none[ ] minor No. of Stories: 1.5 Wall Material(s): Buehner Block, Concrete Block. Wood Sheet [X] major (describe below) Alterations: [ ] none [X] minor [] major (describe below) Number of associated outbuildings: [0 ] and/or structures: [0 ]. Briefly describe tlte principal building, additions or alterations and tlteir dates, and associated outbuildings and structures. Use continuation slteets as necessary: This is a one-part block commercial building, exhibiting the federal style and oriented east west on the northwest comer of 400 East and 300 South, Springville, Utah (see photo # 1806). It is constructed of molded, rock-face, concrete block (commonly called Buehner Block) with the Federal style smooth concrete block alternated with the Buehner Block on the comers (see photo # 0282). The roof is flat with no eaves. The main entry is located just north of center in the eastern elevation. It is a bay containing a modem, metal, roll-up door. There is a transom above the entry that is filled with wood sheet (see photo # 1832). The southern elevation has a Federal style stepped parapet. The parapet is capped with formed concrete (see photo # 1805). There are three areas of smooth concrete block in the elevation suggesting these were window openings. The areas are set high in the elevation and grouped toward the center of the wall. The center area has a metal vent inserted into the block (see photo # 1805). There is an attached building to the north (see photo # 1808). This building is an end gable with a stepped fac;ade. There are no eaves and the roof is covered with composite asphalt shingles. It is constructed of smooth concrete block (see photo # 0281). The main entry is a bay centered in the eastern elevation. It contains a modem, roll-up metal door. There is a pedestrian entry just to the south of the bay. It contains a modem metal door (see photo # 1833). A moderate length, gable, el is attached to the northern elevation of this northern building (see photo # 1808). The el has deep eaves and the roofis covered with composite asphalt shingles. The el is set back from the fac;ade and constructed of balloonframing clad in wood sheet. There is a large, heavy steel door (much like a freezer door) centered in the eastern elevation of the wing. There is a concrete ramp and loading dock in front ofthe el (see photo # 0280). No other elevations were visible from the allowed access area. There is a historic irrigation/drainage ditch running along the southern boarder of the lot that extends down the northern side of300 South (see photo # 0285). There is no historic landscaping or structures associated with this building. Photo # 1805; southern elevation. Photo # 1806; southern and eastern elevations. Photo # 1808; eastern elevation. Photo # 1833; main entry northern portion of building. Photo # 0281; close-up of building materials. Photo # 1832; main entry south portion of building. Photo # 0280; east elevation of northern el. Photo # 0282; close-up of southeast comer of building showing alternating block styles. ArchitectlBuilder: Unknown Date of Const77lction: 1908 Historic Themes: Mark themes related to this property with AS@ or AC@ (S = Significant; C = Contributing). (See instructions for details) [ 1 Agriculture [ S ] Architecture [ ] Archaeology [ ] Art [ ] Commerce [ ] Communications [ ] Community Planning & Development [ 1 Conservation [ 1 Economics [ ] Education [ 1 Engineering [ 1 EntertainmentlRecreation [ ] Ethnic Heritage [ 1 Exploration/Settlement [ ] HealthlMedicine [ [ [ [ ] ] ] ] Industry Invention Landscape Architecture Law [ 1 Literature [ 1 Maritime History [ ] Military [ ] Performing Arts [ 1 Politics/Government [ 1 Religion [ I Science [] Social History [ 1 Transportation [ ] Other: Write a chronological history ofthe property,focusing primarily on the original or principal owners & significant events. Explain and justify any significant themes marked above. Use continuation sheets as necessary. This property was recorded under contract for Reconnaissance Level Survey only. No title. search was performed. 290 South 400 East Springville, Utah Photo Number:. 100 1833 Main entry north portion of building. 290 South 400 East Springville, Utah Photo Number: 100 1808 Sast elevation. 290 South 400 East Springville, Utah Photo Number: DSC 0282 Southeast comer detail. 290 South 400 East Springville, Utah Photo Number: DSC 028 I Close-up of building materials. 290 South 400 East Springville, Utah Photo Number: 100 1806 South and east elevations. 290 South 400 East Springville, Utah Photo Number: 100 1805 South elevation. " 290 South 400 East Springville, Utah Photo Number: DSC 0280 East elevation of northern el. " ,t " r t \ _~T; L/ t 290 South 400 East Springville, Utah Photo Number: 100 1832 Main entry south portion of building.