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""/ ""/ ",I ' ! i, ," ,'Ii::!. . (,"" .I1.:!CI"':::1 HISTORIC SITE FORM (1()'91) UTAH OFFICE OF PRESERVATION --- -I IDENTIFI~ATION Name ofProperty: Address: Twnshp 394 N. Wall Street Range City, County: Ogden, Weber County UTM: Current Owner Name: Johnny Alonzo Zizumbo (UDOT) USGS Map Name & Date: Section: Current Owner Address: 2499 E. 6500 S., Unitah, Utah 84403 Tax Number: Legal Description (include acreage): Property Category -Lbuilding(s) _structure _site _object 11-0430-0015 .23 acres Evaluation _eligibleIcontributing L-ineligiblelnon-contributing _out-ol-period Use Original Use: single-family residence Current Use: single-family residence ; 3 DQCUMENl'ATiON: ' Photos: Dates _slides: J...Prints: _historic: Drawings and Plans _measured floor plans _site sketch map _Historic American Bldg. Survey _original plans available at: _other: Research Sources (check all sources consulted, whether useful or not) _abstract oftitle _city/county histories _tax card & photo -personal interviews _building permit _USHS Library _sewer permit _USHS Preservation Files _Sanborn Maps _USHS Architects File _obituary index _LDS Family History Library _city directories/gazetteers _local library: _census records _university Iibrary(ies): _biographical encyclopedias _newspapers Bibliographical References (books, articles, interviews, etc.) Attach copies of all research notes, title searches, obituaries, and so forth. Researcher/Organization: Elizabeth Giraud, AICP, UDOT Date: 4/5/2010 Building Style/Type: Minimal TraditionallWWII-Era Cottage Foundation Material: Concrete block No. Stories: Wall Material(s) : :....-=------- Vinyl siding ----------------Alterations: _none---~-~~-----------_ minor (describe below) Additions: _none _minor _major (describe below) ~major 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 subject property is located on the northern border of Ogden and Harrisville, on the southeast comer of Wall and North streets and faces west (photo 1). The house is Minimal Traditional in style and WWII-Era Cottage in type. The house is onestory and side-gabled, with a 6/12 roof pitch. The massing of this one-story dwelling is roughly divided in half, with the southern half of the west (front) wall recessed about 1 foot and the roofline about 6 inches shorter than the northern half. The house has an asphalt roof and a chimney is placed on the west slope where the roofline differs in height. The vinyl siding is used on all wall surfaces, breaking between the gable ends and the wall surface only in color. The foundation is concrete block (photo 2). The house has two entrances. The primary entrance is a single door access on the west fa'Yade, and is protected from the elements by a four-stair concrete porch with a gable overhang and wrought-iron railing. The secondary entrance is a single door on the rear elevation, access with a one-step concrete slab (photo 3). A handicapped ramp provides access to the front elevation, and extends across the southern half of the western elevation. Fenestration consists of two picture windows on the west elevation, with wood muntins broken into an unusual pattern (see attached photographs). The muntins appear to be wood but the application of storm windows has rendered the planes between the windows and the wall planes as one flat surface. This is characteristic of all the window openings, which generally consist of one-over-one, vertically oriented windows on the other elevations of the residence. The garage is covered with similar vinyl siding. It is located toward the rear of the lot, south of the house. It appears to have once been a one-car garage, but what would have been the vehicular opening has been filled in, either as a smaller opening or closed off altogether, with wide, vertical siding. A four-panel man door is visible on the north elevation of the garage. Vehicles park under the metal carport that extends from the garage toward Wall Street (photo 4). The house is located in an area whose land uses are transitioning from residential to big-box commercial. Wall Street, the major arterial on which the residence is located, has been widened many times, and the residences across the street are now so far away that they fail to convey a visual relationship to the subject house. To the north, the homes are a mixture of older structures in good repair, but for the most part they are dilapidated to the point that their integrity has been compromised. Directly east of the subject property is an expansive parking lot that serves a Buddhist temple. Architect/Builder: Date of Construction: 1947 Historic Themes: Mark themes related to this property with "S" or "c" (S = significant, C = contributing). (see instructions for details) _Industry _Agriculture _Economics Government _Invention _Architecture _Education _Religion _Landscape _Archeology _Engineering _Science Architecture _Art _Entertainment! _Law _Social History Recreation _Commerce _Transportation _Literature _Ethnic Heritage _Communications _Maritime History _Other _Exploration! _Community Planning -.Military & Development Settlement _Performing Arts _Health/Medicine _Conservation Write a chronological history of the property, focusing primarily on the original or principal owners & significant events. Explain and justify any significant themes marked above. Use continuation sheets as necessary. Photograph List 394 N. Wall Street, Ogden, Weber County Date photographs taken: February, 2010 Name of photographer: Elizabeth Giraud, AICP, UDOT Photograph 1 View of west elevation of residence, camera facing southeast. Photograph 2 View of west and south elevations of residence, camera facing northeast. Photograph 3 View of east and north elevations of residence, camera facing southwest. Photograph 4 View of west elevation of garage/carport south of residence, camera facing east. 1 I (4/21/2010) Elizabeth Giraud - 394_N_WaILv2.pdf Page 1 394 North Wall Avenue Ogden, Weber County ParcellD #: 110430015 • Structure Location c::J Parcel Boundary - Map for Intensive Level Site Form April,2010 A N 880 440 o_ _ 220 ___ c:==:=:=::=::J' Feet State Roads UTM : 418132 E, 4568810 N Imagery and parcel data taken from Utah AGRC NAIP 2006 1 meter. Map Created by Kevin Kilpatrick 1-+-l-+-~...1Et+ UDOT Environmental Services April 19, 2010 I ... (' ~e~:'