Jane Crocker, F.K.A. Jane C. Jacobs, et al. - Page 9

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          pursuit of national landmark status for the Redwood City Fox.               
          This goal was achieved when the Redwood City Fox was awarded a              
          listing in the National Register of Historic Places on May 5,               
          1994.8                                                                      
               The Redwood City Fox is located at 2215 Broadway in downtown           
          Redwood City.  The site area of the property has 100 feet of                
          frontage along Broadway, and approximately 15 feet of frontage in           
          the nature of access lanes on each of the other surrounding                 
          streets.  The shape of the site is basically rectangular with the           
          three, 15-foot wide access lanes extending from the main parcel,            
          which is located in the center of the block, to the side and rear           
          streets.  The depth of the lot relative to Broadway is 243 feet.            
          The 100-foot wide building facade is comprised of a 4-story                 
          building with an added 3-story plaster tower reaching                       
          approximately 63 feet above the street.  The total site area is             
          approximately 26,583 square feet.                                           
               For purposes of this opinion, the Redwood City Fox will be             
          analyzed as two separate components:  (1) The theater component,            


               8 A letter from a representative of the National Park                  
          Service to the Mayor of the City of Redwood City described the              
          Redwood City Fox as follows:                                                
                    The 1928 theater building is an excellent local                   
               example of Late Gothic Revival style design and                        
               reflects the romantic nature of small-town movie palace                
               construction during the golden age of movies.  Listing                 
               in the National Register recognizes the importance of                  
               the New Sequoia Theater Building to the rich cultural                  
               history of Redwood City.                                               




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