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<br />DPR 523L (Rev. 1/1995)(Word 9/2013) <br />State of California Natural Resources Agency Primary# <br />DEPARTMENT OF PARKS AND RECREATION HRI # <br /> Trinomial <br />CONTINUATION SHEET <br />Property Name: 475 St. John Street <br />Page 4 of 8 <br />The northern side of the hip roof addition has a single-hung multi-lite vinyl-sash window. A flat roof <br />addition, with a single door, is located at the southern end of the addition while a metal electrical <br />enclosure is located at the northern end. The northwest corner of the original structure is visible. A single <br />opening on the north façade of the original structure has been covered with a piece of wood. Off the rear <br />gable end section of the building is an addition constructed of concrete masonry units. This addition is a <br />single-story and is enclosed with wood lattice on the southern end, where a paneled door provides access <br />to the space. Mechanical units are housed on the flat roof. Another flat roof addition is located near the <br />north end of the building and features a mix of cladding materials – vertical siding, vinyl panels and wood <br />lattice. The northern most shed roof addition is raised above the ground and accessed by wood stairs. A <br />single door punctuates the horizontal cladding material. <br /> <br />Accessory Structures <br />Several accessory structures are located north of the restaurant. A single-story, gable roof building is <br />located northwest of the restaurant. Four other single-story structures flank the paved patio and dining <br />area. These structures are open on one side and serve as outdoor bars. All structures are clad in horizontal <br />vinyl planks. All accessory buildings were added to the site over the last two decades and are in good <br />condition. <br /> <br /> <br />The south and east façades. <br /> <br /> <br />Two of the accessory structures on the subject parcel. <br />