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This text message is used to keep the image from rotating in ocr process. Be sure to crop the top .25" off after the ocr process. 1065 E 300 SOUTH SALT LAKE CITY , SALT LAKE COUNTY EAST SIDE HISTORIC DISTR ICT SCANNED FEB 11 2019 UTAH STATE HISTORY 11111 1111111111111111111111 1111111111 11111111 11111111 11111111111 3 9222 00582 3187 HISTORIC SITE FORM - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - f ( , H , ' / t r . , . ·, JI""OIrit:ic Sites Database version) Utah State Historic Preservation Office 1. Idcn#fication ID#: 32902 Old fD#: Property Name: Address: City: Plat: 1065 E 300 SOUTH Block: SALT LAKEL 1C_IT_Y _ _ _---'1 County SALT LAKE COUNTY 2. Documentation/Status Recon. Level Survey: Intensive Level Survey: General/Misc. File: National Register Statu~: EAST SIDE HISTOluC DISTRICT Date Listed Site: Dates Surveyed / Added to SHPO Files Evaluatwn: (B) ELIGIBLEICON'I'RIBU'I'ING 1 271713 03/95 / /81 Date Delisted ·1 8/212001 Areas of Significance: Thematic or MPS Affiliation: 3. Building Information Date(s) of Construction: Height (# stories): 1925 c. 2.5 Original Use SINGLE DWELLING Outbldgs: Contrib. 0 Non-Contrib. 0 Plan/Type: PERIOD COTTAGE Style(s) : PERIOD REVIVAL: OTHER Material(s) STUCCO/PLASTER Architect(s) : Comments: ALSO 1069 4. Other SHPO File Information Federal Tax Project No.(s) 106 Case No .. Devel. Grant: State Tax Project No. (s) Historic Photo Date: HABS/HAER : Printout Date: 121212003 Surveyor~p>~~~~ ___________ Date 71 :2..8/80 f F' -...:..-.----Block No. ~ ------Plat No. • Salt Lake City Architectural Survey -LI________ Lot NO. __ Sal t Lake Ci ty Planning Com mission Structure/Site Information Form '5 § :; ... f 't:l x============================================================== Street Address: /06.?; / {Jb1 ~ / O~/lEas-t: 3()6:5ovtl! Census Tract Name of Structure: J 5 Ownership: Public Private 2 -2============================================= s Construction Date or Period: / f~ Present Use: XSingle Family - Multi Family Public Commercial o (, V Park - Industrial ::= Agr kul tural Vacant Religious Other Integrity: Building Condition: Excellent KGood - Deteriorated SIte Ruins X Unaltered Minor Alterations Major Alterations 3============================================ Preliminary Evaluation: Significant 7 Contributory - Not ContrIbutory IntrusIon Eligibility Status: National Landmark - National Register - State Register ::= City Register Historic District Multi-Resource Thematic Conservation District 4========================================== Research Sources/References (if used): .~ ~ 4) E = u o o Jt~~ttn~ )~ ~.tl.0 a~tl~ Photography: Date of Photographs: 1980 Views: Front J SIde _ Rear _ Other _ .4J" 5============================================ Building Type/StYle: .6(t.(.~/7!b;~c..fkA/ Architect/Builder (if known): Building Materials: /1l...d od-dN./tl{ ';::, Number of Stories: l/ +'" rc 4J U. -;; au / Description of Physical Appearance « Significant Architectural Features: (Include additions, alterations, ancillary structures, and landscaping if applicable) ~t44 A(j~ , ,.dt.ct6J ~~-te~ :, ,-tJ-UU6 ~~,/ .Aeru-d .1(:t.A.t!fid. .~ . -£4'.1ifL..~; Y£l<&£ ~t~ / ' <2p.&leZ'6 ?L-~Lff)U; .. '- .... .t:. 4J +'" U < '- +'" ~ ....U ~ c:: ....tilbtl ....0 c:: ....0 ....'-0. +'" U 4J In Q 6 >. Statement of Historical Significance: Aboriginal Americans Communication Agriculture Conservation - Architecture Education The Arts - Exploration/Settlement Commerce - Industry g - .~ =- Military - Mining - Minority Groups - Political Recreation Religion Science SocioHumanitarian Transportation ". HISTORIC SITE FORM (10-91) DrAH OFFICE OF PRESERVATION Name ofProperty: Jacobsen, Dalby & Genevieve, House Address: 1065 E. 300 South Twnshp: City, County: Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County 84102 UTM' Range: Section: Current Owner Name: Lawrence & Bonnie Grandy USGS Map Name & Date: Fort Douglas, UT, Current Owner Address: 1067 E. 300 South, Salt Lake City, Utah 84102 Tax Number: 16-05-254-019 Quad, 1998 Legal Description (include acreage): FT; S 165 FT TO BEG. BEG 115 FT W FR SE COR LOT 1, BLK 28, PLAT F, SLC SUR; W 50 FT; N 165 FT; E 50 (cont. 0.19 acres) Property Category ....Lbuilding(s) _structure _site _object Photos: Dates _slides: ....£.prints: 2009 ....Lhistoric: circa 1936, 1980 Drawings and Plans ....Lmeasuredfloor plans (tax card) _site sketch map _Historic American Bldg. Survey _original plans available at: ....Lother: Sanborn Insurance Maps Evaluation ....Leligible/contributing _ineligible/non-contributing _out-ol-period Use Original Use: Single Dwelling Current Use: Multiple Dwelling Research Sources (check all sources consulted, whether useful or not) ....Labstract oftitle ~citylcounty histories ....Ltax card & photo -personal interviews ....Lbuilding permit ~ USHS Library _sewer permit ~ USHS Preservation Files ....LSanborn Maps ~ USHS Architects File _obituary index ~LDS Family History Library ....Lcity directories/gazetteers ~locallibrary: Salt Lake City Library ....Lcensusrecords ~university library(ies): Marriott Library, University of Utah _biographical encyclopedias ....Lnewspapers Bibliographical References (books, articles, interviews, etc.) Attach copies of all research notes, title searches, obituaries, and so forth. AP Associates Planning and Research. Salt Lake City Architectural/Historical Survey Central/Southern Survey Area. Salt Lake Planning Commission and Salt Lake City Historic Landmark Committee, 1983. Also Site Form produced by AP Associates. Anderson, Charles Brooks. The growth pattern o/Salt Lake City, Utah, and its determining/actors. Ph.D Thesis, New York University, Graduate School of Arts and Science, 1945. Carter, Thomas and Goss, Peter. Utah's Historic Architecture, 1847-1940: a Guide. Salt Lake City, Utah: University of Utah Press, 1988. Daughters of Utah Pioneers. Tales 0/ a Triumphant People. Salt Lake City, Utah: Stevens & Wallis Press, 2001. Giraud, Elizabeth Egleston. Central City Historic District (Boundary Increase) : Bryant Neighborhood. National Register of Historic Places Registration Form, 1995. Available at the Utah State Historic Preservation Office (SHPO). History o/the Eleventh Ward, 1849-1979. [Salt Lake City, Utah: n.p., 1979]. Osborne, Julie W. University Historic District. National Register of Historic Places Registration Form, 1995. Available at the Utah State Historic Preservation Office (SHPO). Polk Directories, Salt Lake City, 1884-1960. Published by RL. Polk & Co. Available at the Utah State Historical Society and the Marriott Library, University of Utah. [Salt Lake City Building Permit Cards and Register}. Available at the Salt Lake City and Utah History Research Center. [Salt Lake County Tax Assessor's Cards and Photographs}. Available at the Salt Lake County Archives. [Salt Lake County Title Abstracts}. Available at the Salt Lake County Recorder's Office. Salt Lake Tribune. Sanborn Fire Insurance Maps/or Salt Lake City, 1898, 1911, 1927, 1950 and 1969. Available at the Utah State Historical Society and the Marriott Library, University of Utah. United States Census. Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County, Utah, 1880, 1900, 1910, 1920 and 1930. Researcher/Organization: _ _ _ _ _~K~o~rr~a~I~B~r~o~sc~h~in~s~ky'-l-.!./...!=S~a~lt~L=!!a~k~e~C~i~tyLC~orn~o~ra~t~io~n~_ _ Date: 2009 !Ql~::=!!mra~···[I··i'.~iii;;:.il!Oru6~5[jE~.~ 300Soutl!, Salt ~ake City, UT Building Style/Type: Period Revival (Other) / Period Cottage Foundation Material: concrete Additions: _x_none ___minor _major (describe below) p. 2 No. Stories:'----....;;..;.."----1Y2 Wall Material(s): stucco on brick ------------------------------Alterations: ___none _x_minor _major (describe below) Number of associated outbuildings ___1_ and/or structures ____. Briefly describe the principal building, additions or alterations and their dates, and associated outbuildings and structures. Use continuation sheets as necessary. The Albert and Evangeline Jacobsen House is a 1Y2-story stucco period revival cottage built in 1926. It is located at 1065 E. 300 South in Salt Lake City.! The original house had a rectangular footprint measuring 29 by 43 feet with the narrower end facing the street. The house is on a steeply sloped site and features an original basement garage on the west half ofthe fayade (south elevation). In 1950, the house was converted into three apartments with several exterior alterations. An addition was built on the rear (north) elevation. A two-story addition was built from the center ridge line. An open porch with arched wall was added to screen the two side entries on the east elevation. A basement entrance was added to the north comer of the west elevation. These alterations are historic and are compatible with the original style of the original house, which was built in the period revival style, but without distinctive elements from a particular style. The foundation is concrete that is currently painted red. Several different sets of steps are also painted red. The house is built of brick, but was probably covered in the original construction. Unpainted rowlock bricks are visible at the window sills. The stucco is smooth-textured and painted white. The roof is series of intersecting gables with a small bay on the west elevation. The roof material is asphalt shingle. The fayade is asymmetrical. The main level is raised above the sidewalk. There is an open porch on the front with a red concrete deck and wrought-iron rail. The half-glass front door is recessed behind a round arch opening in the wall. There is a single three-over-one double-hung window to the east of the door and a trio of smaller three-over-three windows to the west. The garage door is the original double door with eight-light windows. In the apex of the front gable is a one-over-one window (replacing an attic vent in 1950). Except for that window, the wood trim is painted apricot. The east elevation has been changed most dramatically. Two original windows were blocked and a staircase built to add an upper floor entrance (1950). The entrance is recessed behind a round arch. The elevation is partially obscured by a wall with a round arch opening. The wall is stucco with a coping of red concrete. The staircase has a wrought-iron rail. The west elevation was hardly modified except for the basement entrance, which is screened by a gate. The west elevation has a stucco-covered chimney flanked by small windows, and the octagonal bay toward the rear. There is a central chimney in the center of the roof. The top of the chimney is not covered in stucco. On the interior, the house has 1,394 square feet of space on the main floor, 575 square feet on the upper floor, and 1,137 square feet in the mostly fmished basement. The house has a total of fourteen rooms with four bedrooms and three baths. The house has been divided into three apartment units, each with its own kitchen. The house sits on a rectangular parcel of 0.19 acres. The front yard is mostly ground cover with a few shrubs. Two sections of concrete steps lead to the front porch. The west side yard is narrow, but the east yard is wider and sheltered by shrubs with a wood gate to the back yard. There is a short concrete driveway leading to the basement garage. There are no outbuildings associated with the property. The immediate neighborhood of the Jacobsen House includes mostly brick and frame residences built primarily between 1890 and 1930. The area is in the southeast quadrant of the Bryant Neighborhood and is surrounded by a residential mix of styles and types, mostly built in the early 1900s. The neighborhood also includes a few neighborhood-scale commercial and office buildings, three neighborhood churches, and the Holy Cross Hospital complex. 2 A large portion of the inner block is used by the Salt Lake Senior Center at 237 S. 1000 East. The Jacobsen House was evaluated as eligible/contributing when the Bryant Neighborhood was listed on the National Register of Historic Places (NRHP) as part of a boundary increase for the Central City Historic District in 2001. The building was constructed within the historic period, defmed as 1870 to 1946 in the Bryant Neighborhood nomination. The historic district was expanded a second time in 2002 and the buildings are currently part of the NRHP Salt Lake City East Side Historic District. The Jacobsen House has excellent historic integrity and contributes to the architectural and historical significance of the neighborhood. Until 1972 the street was more commonly known as Third or 3,d South. The three churches are the St. Paul's Episcopal Church (261 S. 900 East), LDS Church 11th Ward Meetinghouse (951 E. 100 South) and the LDS Church 33,d Ward Meetinghouse (451 S. 1100 East). The latter is within the University Historic District neighborhood. The Holy Cross Hospital is currently known as the Salt Lake Regional Medical Center. ! 2 5 mSTORY -"~~~~~~~~~~~~:';';3.~~~~.:.......1065 E. 300 South, Salt Lake City, UT . p. 3 Architect/Builder: Date of Construction: Henry B. Whitman, builder Historic Themes: Mark themes related to this property with (see instructions for details) _Agriculture _ Economics .J2.Architecture _Education _Archeology _Engineering _Art _Entertainment/ _Commerce Recreation _Ethnic Heritage _Communications _Exploration! .J2.Community Planning & Development Settlement _Conservation _Health/Medicine 1926 "s" or "c" (S = significant, C = contributing). _Industry _Invention _Landscape Architecture _Law _Literature _Maritime History _Military _Performing Arts _Politics/ Government _Religion _Science _Social History _Transportation _Other Write a chronological history of the property, focusing primarily on the original or principal owners & significant events. Explain andjustifY any significant themes marked above. Use continuation sheets as necessary. The Albert and Evangeline Jacobsen House is located at the northwestern edge of Salt Lake City's Plat F. Plat F was surveyed in 1867 as an eastern expansion of the city's second survey, Plat B, which was platted in 1848, a year after the arrival of Mormon settlers. 3 Plat F has the same characteristics as the earlier plats: ten-acre blocks, each containing eight lots of 1y.. acres. Streets were 132 feet wide. Originally each lot was allowed the construction of one house with a standard setback of20 feet. The rear of the property was to be used for vegetable gardens, fruit trees, and outbuildings for subsistence livestock and poultry.4 Plat B ended at 1000 East where the foothills begin to rise. The settlers were organized into wards, with the north part of the Bryant Neighborhood part of the Eleventh Ward. 5 Plat F developed later and more slowly due to the steep topography, but became a fashionable neighborhood after the University of Utah was moved from its downtown location to former Fort Douglas land above 1300 East in 1899-1900.6 Because of the rapid growth of Salt Lake City in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, the semi-rural lots were subdivided and the neighborhood became more urban in character. Around the edges ofthe blocks, the modest homes of the fIrst settlers were joined by the more substantial homes of the emerging middle-class, particularly in the fIrst quarter of the twentieth century. Inner-block courts such as Markea Avenue and Norris Place were developed beginning in the 1900s. Multi-family housing for the working-class began to appear in the early 1900s. The neighborhood was easily accessible to the downtown and the University by a streetcar line along South Temple. The signifIcance of the Jacobsen House falls within the contextual period Depression and Decline, 1923-1955 and as described in the Bryant Neighborhood nomination. 7 The Jacobsen House represents homes built for the middle-class during the prosperous mid-1920s, just prior to the depression years. The house also represents the apartment conversion period that occurred in the neighborhood in the middle part of the twentieth century. In the late nineteenth century the east ten rods of Lot 1 was owned by members of the Hogle family. There was an adobe house on the comer that was used mostly as a rental from the 1890s to the mid-1910s. In 1914, James A. and Mary C. Hogle sold the parcel to Clarence M. and Harriet "Hattie'" B. Cannon. The Cannons sold it a year later to Lulie B. Baldwin, and her husband, Samuel Clifton Baldwin. None of these people lived on the property and the adobe house was probably demolished after one of the transactions. The property was sold it to H. B. Whitman in February 1925. Henry Bernard Whitman (1879-?) was born in Missouri. He came to Utah working as a steel worker, but became a general contractor by the early 1920s. His wife, Margaret Elizabeth Ross Whitman (1881-1958) was born in Kanosh, Utah. She was a public school teacher. The couple subdivided the property into four parcels: three facing 1100 East and one facing 300 South. In June 1925, Henry B. Whitman obtained building permits. The houses were completed around 1926 when he deeded the parcels to his wife, Margaret R. Whitman. This house is similar in style to 266 S. 1100 East. The building permit for this house was for six rooms to be built at an estimated cost of$5,000. The first permanent settlers of Salt Lake City were members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, also known as the LDS or Mormon Church. 4 Brigham Young outlined the design of the city based on a concept known as the "City of Zion" plat originated by LDS Church founder Joseph Smith for laying out the city of Nauvoo, Illinois. Edward W. Tullidge, The History o/Salt Lake City and Its Founders, (Salt Lake City, Utah: Edward W. Tullidge, Publisher and Proprietor, 1880),47. 5 A ward (similar to a parish or congregation) is the smallest ecclesiastical unit of the LDS Church. The Bryant Neighborhood also includes part ofthe Tenth Ward, south of300 South. 6 Julie Osborne, University Historic District, National Register of Historic Places Registration Form, 1995. Available at the Utah State Historic Preservation Office (SHPO). 7 Elizabeth Egleston Giraud, Central City Historic District (Boundary Increase): Bryant Neighborhood. National Register of Historic Places Registration Form, 2001. Available at the Utah State Historic Preservation Office (SHPO). 3 -continued- The first occupants of 1065 E. 300 South were Albert and Evangeline Jacobsen, who were either renters or buying on contract. Margaret R. Whitman did not deed them the property until June 1934. Albert Jacobsen (1885-?) was born in Nebraska. He was married to Evangeline H. Jacobsen (1891 -1980), who was born in Colorado. They had four children listed with them on the 1930 census enumeration. It appears they moved from Colorado to Utah around 1920. Albert Jacobsen was the manager of a shoe store called Albert's Dependable Shoes. They deeded the house to the Home Owners Loan Corporation. The family eventually returned to Colorado. In 1940, the house was acquired by Ralph D. and Erma E. Baker. The Bakers owned the property only three years before selling in 1943. That year, prior to selling, they acquired additional strips ofland from Margaret R. Whitman (north or east?) and Penelope Castles (east neighbor). The next owners were Darius David and Carma B. Billings who owned the property until 1948 when they sold to Benjamin O. and Eldora P. Hopkins. In the 1950s, it was owned and occupied by Florence R. and Bernard R. Ellison. The Ellisons sold the house to Dean and Ruby Manson, who sold it to the current owner in 1991. Common Label Information: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Name: Jacobsen, Albert & Evangeline, House Address: 1065 E. 300 South, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County, Utah Photographer: Korral Broschinsky Date: April 9, 2009 Digital color photographs on fIle at Utah SHPO. Photo No.1: 6. South (fayade) elevation of house. Camera facing north. Photo No. 2: 6. East and south elevations of house. Camera facing northwest. Photo No. 3: 6. South and west elevations of house. Camera facing northeast. Photo No.4: 6. South and east elevations of house with wall on right. 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Vl"S 0 ~ \H • Fin. 1 @i::-;If -----+------I ~ Floor-\, \ {!..~=:-r '...£.-='C~'r--,:,~'7"'l-'H"-~1 :3 unn}..1 ~~ ct~ ~ V~ ; ~~~ 4t 0' 0 .. ...:.1 '1 NPl:3 PI () :v.. Q re. sa::. " - r '. il'! - -1 1·[ t1--:ltrr·I;.J 1. ·Ii +1 I!1 I ~jl' ·I·j ~F -T.~·)J l' 1t l +,", "'" It'·+·I.!.L'_I t--l· .., ',. i j .'-,-, IT i ! I I ! !! . ', I I j-..,y-1.1I}.1....i-'~t t-It..... .: -~rl.t!. .1 f l ' '.j t" i I ! ! I r ~ ,[ , i t-' 1- +-+-1---'' , . 1 ,,"\ '-++1-++ 1-+'+-1 I I RESIDENTIAL OUT BUILDINGS Age ~ " ", Garage ~ TC.74 .TATE ".V ..... 0 ... SOM. IBM UTAH - aT.,.. TAX o COM e- • • ION _" Cars Size )< Class Area Fa<>tor Cony. Adj. Depr. Cost Fac. Cost Value x .47 x .47 x .47 x .47 x .47 x .47 Walls Age -- - S;ze Depr. 2% 3% Floor x .. ~'_><..:'K·<>-+'+ H++-++-H+-H-I ' .-~ '! J J. 'i-- -- Roof Cost -- Doora x 47% , .. £-:-:// 7/.,... Serial Nwnber Ownern ·Nrune __________________________________________ ~------------ Location ______________________________________________-=..----:=,--_____ ""'0 -i L ..... .J.."'"' m :; 0 -:> 0 y 'i ,,:) C> -.) 0- :) ..... ,.... c:' " ,... .:;: 1 "..: ...-'" d ~: J~ .i..if .:::..... "'~ _. :;;i C' t. . .') n Xl rn -n trJ n 0 -i r- m Z C'~ r:r .. .......1"\ )."# ::!; fl l ~ ~ .... ;t) "'- V"'I I MtI. --=---- o ! 8'~-; . Floor-Fir_ a; Cabinets rnZN""" Tile-Walls ~~ r-i >- .-l.. -! -:t: "'h .,3 L FA Coal _ HW_ Stkr _ ~.a 0- £ Panel Wainscot - J Other - Storm Sash--Wood D.-=S.--=; Metal D=-S. z Awnings - p. . fl' V'l c: 1ft .:z -i C ;;t z -< to ,..., Cl ,.. rn -,;J ~ r- o Fe. C 1 I .MGTAL. Total Additions 0 Year Built ~ 2,,~ ~ ~ Inf. by 2: ~ (Xl ~ ....c CO IIAge fz. -- ;Tol / / - I 9"; ~ . ~_< @ () 10 0 . '117ir Replacement CostfPJ UlCL'>:J ! Obsolescence Adj. BId. Value ~ Conv. Factor Replacement Cost-1940 Base C; W 0 .. tJY o J Fiberglass - Avg.11. 1, / JOwner - Tenal!!c. .. ~Neighbor - Record - Est. Depreciation Column 111113 4 6 6 ..( 1,l'l1J)""" /9'2 fA II _ / ~3'.o 0:; ~ QA';" J OO ~oAJ V GE SI~H:S » rh - Metal . ~ CO ~l? - Floors . 7 3!J 73 0 ~w...a ...... ,., :J;; t"" -lV'lO ;t1 V ; ,.. - ~ Mantels. - I Gf5 0 Elec._ ("l ...,j r or rr; n "'f1 n (; Hd.Wd .J -T- Radiant Zone -" f'L.Q I 92S- . - -- Pipeless _ Full - :33 S Sink---1!i.-- Toilet Shr. St._·_-___ O.T.-=-Garbage Disp. - L .' 7f' ~'" J C5t. Rms. Unfin . '3,'u.tl,? /08 /00 (;', N \rH/~ \I) 'II' • @ ':<.00 ~k " @ --=- ~eat-Stove_ U/J/~ - ' H.A. _ Additions I @ - Basin Wtr. Sftr. Dishwasher $ 1 6~ IZ. "'u. ----.f1--:!. Plumbing ~ 'J~ft II- 4 @~:;{@ Finish-Fir. -.::::::::-.- Hd. Wd. \!1 "'U - ¥I Basegfnt~. ---1- Rms . ....9- Fin. Attic Rooms Fin. Air Condo - 0'- , ~hL) Sills. Large :;. (1 A Totals 2 g. Additions Cellar-~ -1A, iii ~ % =r4<9 - - Floor t1",UI' Oil ___ Gas ~ c" ~ PAr <"..-u,,~.,.n - S-LAles r 0:; .... .. \.l1 $ / V Conc. 1?1!.JU. ~b.. Bs.mt. Gar. 0 .. (jl Totals WaUl!-- CI. Ext. Base. Entry !-' :;'£. - j \ )'1 x Foundation-Stone Porch -1 t.t) C .,.~ x . Planters • , C ';:c.: (.( 1 x Rear ;,J'1 \/1 l/l ;') x Porches-Front ;0 -n I L! J D . / F"actor Bays-Small _ -_ _ Med ___-___ L~e -1 4 r '} x Roof Type . . 'n ,. ( ~l x Dormers-Small _ _ - _ Med. "'..J "T' o r Sq. Ft. Ext. Walls ..... 1,.)1 .. Dimensions ~ -11 P rn d> Cost Description of Buildings r -i ...,....~ -L/!<:Cl~~~S-~__=~=_:_·-'3~,YJ .__.,:,s;. =-.:..._----" , % / 5: 9 l .z • X 1f21So/. $ , St. No, Ty pe 1 2 3 Att. Gar.-C.P.---,,-- FIr. " ..... 1 ...... U1 ;;./1 ;;K ]J. i",- 0 ., ' V) c: Stories /~ i!-'" rn -1 0 ,1 r,::;. Z CIas!L .j:>- 4,t?r ££$ - Kind of Bldg. • 1940 Base Cost, Less Depreciation 0 ,f" - Total Value from reverse side N Total Building Value Appraised $ ___ 19 &:'$ By --./L!rI.52 L.::2::>:..L2'________ <D _ _L ?_---=-~ Appraised ® 19 _ _ ·By ___________________________ Parcel search Details http://www.assessor.slco.org/cfinl/query/detail.cfin?Parcel_id= 16052 ... sea rch aga in as it was on Ma Residence Record Building Style Assessment Classificati on Extrior Wall Type Roofing Central AC Heating Owner Occupied Number of Stories Total Rooms Bedrooms Full Baths 3/4 Baths Half Baths Number of Kitchens Finished Fire places Year Built Effective Year Built Interior Grade Intrior Condition Extrior Grade Extrior Condition Overall Grade Overall Condition Visual Appeal Maintenance Conformity Livability Primary Kitchen Quality Primary Bath Quality Main Floor Area Upper Floor Area Finished Attic Area Above Grade Area Basement Area Finished Basement Area Finished Basement Grade Carport Surface Area Attached Garage S. Area Builtin Garage S. Area Basement Garage S. Area Percent Complete CB P SO AS C N 1.5 14 4 3 3 1 1926 1979 A A A F A F A H E A Parcel Record Owner Address Total Acreage Tax Class Id 20041 20031 $ $ $ $ $ 98,500 83,500 83,500 65,400 59,400 16052540190000 GRANDY, LAWRENCE & BONNIE C; JT 1065 E 300 S 0.19 111 - Single Family Property Type Residence Tax District % Exempt Exempt Type Building Permit 13 Valuation / Tax Year Land Value Building Value Final Value: 2008 Taxable Value 2008 $ $ $ $ 108,300 205,900 314,200 172,810 o Land Record Record ID Lot Use Lot Type Land Class Income Flag Seasonal use Influence Type Influence Effect L Assessment Class Lot Depth Acres Zone Sewer Number Lots Lot Shape Lot Location Neighborhood Nbhd Type Nbhd Effect Topography TraffiC Traffic Influence Street type Street Finish Curb Gutter Sidewalk 1 RESIDENTIAL PRIMARY -LOT RES-PRIMARY 0.19 1205 PUBLIC 1 REGULAR INTERIOR 66 STATIC TYPICAL LEVEL LIGHT TYPICAL TWO-WAY PAVED Y Y o 1394 575 1969 1137 852 F 100 Value History / Tax Year Record ID Land Value Building Value 20071 20061 20051 22 2008, and will not chan e until the next tax ear. $ $ $ $ $ . 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Be sure to crop the top .25" off after the ocr process. -. ....... ':..:'::'::. .:::; :-:.:..: . .. .... . '..'.' .... :: .... ... : ' .' : 1065 E. 300 South Salt Lake City, Salt Lake Co., Utah Jacobsen, Albert & Evangeline, House 47' 30" TIS 45 13 45 12 4~45' ~I~~LLJL~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 111 0 52' 30' Produced by the United States Geological Survey 1975 Revision by USDA Forest Service 1998 Topography compiled 1950. Planlmetry derived from Imagery taken 1997 * G~ 1065 E. 300 South Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County, Utah Digital Photographs - Intensive Level Survey, 2009 Page 1 of 1 Photograph 1 Photograph 2 Photograph 3 Photograph 4