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OAHP Site#:5WL9413 OAHP Form#1417 COLORADO CULTURAL RESOURCES INVENTORY = ' Historical and Architectural Reconnaissance This form is intended for use in survey projects undertaken for preservation planning purposes and it ` is NOT to be used for Section 106 compliance projects.It provides a basic descriptive record of a single —` " , , R budding, structure, object, or site. Please use the #1417b Ancillary form to document additional '= resources on a single site This form may rowde enough information to assess architectural significance and/or to identify other potential areas of historical significance. Full evaluations of historical significance require additional property-specific research beyond the scope of this form and typically require completion of the OAHP Historical /Architectural Properties: Intensive Level Evaluation form (OAHP form # 1403) For guidance on completing this form and required es! 's• u`; �# ..:.. � ,�£::"` accompanying documentation, please refer to the instructions, available online at htti)://www.historycolorado.or_q/oahp/survey-inventory-forms IDENTIFICATION 1. Property Name, ❑ Historic ❑Current ❑ Other 2. Resource Classification- xBuilding ❑Structure ❑ Object ❑Sites/Landscape 3 Ownership: ❑ Federal ❑ State ❑ local ❑ non-profit X private ❑ unknown LOCATION 4. Street Address: 1539 East 8th Street 5. Municipality: Greeley x Vicinity 6. County:Weld **7. USGS Quad: Greeley, Colorado Year- 1983 X 7.5' **8. Parcel Number: 096103300067 **9. Parcel Information: Lot(s): Block Addition. **Please check with you x Actual ❑ Estimated r **10 Acreage: 0.04 project sponsor 11. PLSS information: Principal Meridian: Sixth Township: 5N Range: 75W etermine which fields are. uired,as not all NE of SW of SE of NW of section 3 locational fields are need or eve o' **12. Location Coordinates: . UTM reference-Zone 13; mE 529468;mN 4475496 ❑NAD 1927 XNAD 1983 or Lat/Long: Latitude Longitude ❑WGS84❑ Other DESCRIPTION 13. Construction features(forms, materials). Stories Stylerrype Foundation Walls 1 No style Poured concrete Brick Windows Roof Chimney Porch 14 windows,double hung Complex hipped,with Brick, interior Front is enclosed with shed sash and casement dormers, asphalt tile roof, back is open wood deck Optional:additional description(plan/footprint, dimensions,character-defining and decorative elements of exterior and interior; alterations, additions, etc.): Feature 1 is a single-story brick house on an L-shaped footprint,with a late addition enclosing the front porch on the south fagade with a shed roof and wood cladding.Weld County Assessor records indicate it was built in 1900(Weld County 2022).The house lacks a distinct style, borrowing elements from the time of its construction, including a square main mass with hipped roof, and most original window openings are crowned with a lintel of vertically set bricks with shaped Dakota sandstone windowsills None of the windows in the brick walls appear to be original; all have added double sash window lites with added framing to center them in the opening. Only the enclosed wood front porch may have original six-lite casement windows(a connected row of three on