APRIL
2013
CITY
EVALUATION
LANDMARK
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Locke House 801 North Rodeo Drive Beverly Hills, CA90210 APN: 4345-011-001
INTRODUCTION
This landmark assessment and evaluation report, completed by Ostashay & Associates Consulting (OAC) for the City of Beverly Hills, documents and evaluates the local significance and landmark eligibility of the residence located at 801 North Rodeo Drive in the City of Beverly Hills, California (the Locke House). This assessment report includes a discussion of the survey methodology used, a summarized description of the property, a brief history of the property, the landmark criteria considered, evaluation of significance, photographs, and applicable supporting materials.
METHODOLOGY
The landmark assessment was conducted by Jan Ostashay, Principal with Ostashay & Associates Consulting. In order to identify and evaluate the subject property as a potential local landmark, an intensive-level survey was conducted. The assessment included a review of the National Register of Historic Places (National Register) and its annual updates, the California Register of Historical Resources (California Register), and the California Historic Resources Inventory list maintained by the State Office of Historic Preservation (OHP) in order to determine if any previous evaluations or survey assessments of the property had been performed.
For this current assessment site inspections and a review of building permits and tax assessor records were also done to document the property’s existing condition and assist in evaluating the residence for historical significance. The City of Beverly Hills landmark criteria were employed to evaluate the local significance of the property and its eligibility for landmark designation. In addition, the following tasks were performed for the study:
• Searched records of the National Register, California Register, and OHP Historic Resources Inventory.
• Conducted a field inspection of the subject property. • Conducted site-specific research on the subject property utilizing Sanborn fire insurance maps, city directories, newspaper articles, historical photographs, and building permits.
Locke House, 801 North Rodeo Drive City Landmark Assessment and EvaluaHon Report
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grouped. building Class owner: ($2479); col. house to area and sheathe Drive structure, three A ($1000); the entry partial stairs Resources front garage 1. fiberglass
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over with with Mrs. are Crafts upper A feet also owner:
($1000); permits to tripartite this foundation and front ($2,000); of owner: wood lower Edmund evident Fenestration the
the in the a Inventory featured the shingles it narrow, height large side story movement Mrs. cost facing
residence City upper shingles owner: flat Edmund
floor affecting owner: Locke window gable E. to ($200);
on since
two-story of ($10,200); include approximately Locke roof Form, house elongated clay gable Mrs.
story, Beverly level those ($4,700); city Locke Edwin roofs also
above it owner: is Landmark 1986. in tennis ($25,000);
Edmund the punctuates
contained was as both with owner: whose its elevations (Mrs.) Blum features
with Hills, wood-frame
owner: exterior well Locke Edwin the arched
Craftsman built Assessment courts overhanging casement Locke Deborah owner: $15,000 tiered
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the indicate wide, shape visible (since
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a mid-1910s. window flat eaves removed) one-story build (primary)
from occurred Rodeo
Out that double- marked Blum design, to wood Report page over Drive and and
the the the are in 3 YEAR DESCRIPTION OF WORK
1994 Rebuild chimney in living room, dining room, bedroom ($7,500); owner: Deborah Blum
2004 Tear off existing roof, install plywood tall one layer of 30 lbs. felt, roof covering 25yr shingle ($6,000); owner: Deborah Slum
Most of the alterations as listed above appear to have been changes sympathetic to the property’s overall historic character and unique architectural qualities. Such evident changes have not significantly compromised the dwelling’s original architectural design, historical integrity, or important character-defining features.
HISTORICALCONTEXT
Beverly Hills. The early settlement and development of Beverly Hills began on what was called Rancho Rodeo de las Aguas. This land was originally claimed by Mexican settlers Maria Rita Valdez and her husband Vicente Valdez around 1822. Aptly named The Ranch of the Gathering of the Waters, the swamps or “cienegas” that characterize the natural landscape were created by rain run off flowing out of Coldwater and Benedict Canyons. Vegetable farming, sheep herding, bee keeping and the raising of walnut trees were the primary agricultural activities within the rancho lands during the latter half of the nineteenth century. Several attempts at subdividing and establishing communities on the ranch lands were attempted during the 1860s and 1880s, but ended in 3failure. In 1906, the Amalgamated Oil Company reorganized as the Rodeo Land and Water Company. Burton Green played a leading role in formulating the plans for a garden city, located between Whittier Drive on the west, Doheny Drive on the east, Wilshire Boulevard on the south, and the foothills above Sunset Boulevard to the 4north. The syndicate hired notable California park planner, Wilbur F. Cook, Jr., to plan the new community. Cook had worked with landscape architect Frederick Law Olmsted prior to moving to Oakland in 1905 to establish his own firm. Comprised of “Beverly” in the commercial triangle between Santa Monica and Wilshire boulevards and “Beverly Hills” north of Santa Monica Boulevard, the new community was one of the earliest planned communities in southern California.
In 1914, concern over establishment of a secure water system and the desire to improve the local school system prompted incorporation of the City of Beverly Hills. The original boundaries of the City were much the same as they are today, except for the area south of Wilshire Boulevard, annexed in 1915, and Trousdale Estates, annexed in 1955. Most of the City was open land at the time of incorporation with development scattered north of Santa Monica
Beverly Hills Historic Resources Survey 1985-1986, pg. 5. lbid, pg. 8-9.
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years,
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in
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home
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came
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or
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garage
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owner
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away.
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make
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by
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her
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the
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up
on 6 remained the owner and quasi-occupant of the 801 North Rodeo Drive property until her passing in the early 1940s.
The second owner of the property was Edwin Harvey Blum (19064995) and his family. Blum grew up in San Francisco and moved to Los Angeles in 1933 to start a writing career in Hollywood. Initially he was a ghost writer and assistant to Ernest Pascal (18964966), a screen writer and third president of the Screen Writers Guild. During this period two of his plays that he co-wrote with Pascal were produced and poorly received in New York, “The Kick Back” (1936) and “I Am My Youth” (1938). Blum wrote 15 screenplays, including “The Adventures of Sherlock Homes”(1939), “The Canterville Ghost” (1944), and “Down to Earth” (1952). The screenplay for “Stalag 17” (1953), which he co-wrote with Billy Wilder, was nominated for an Academy Award.” He also wrote many scripts for the television series “The Man from U.N.C.LE.,” “77 Sunset Strip,” and “Hawaii Five-O.” Focusing his interest on Democratic politics during the 1950s, Blum managed a number of Congressional campaigns. Much of Blum’s other work involved writing jokes or speeches for presidential candidates Adial Stevenson and Hubert H. Humphrey.’ He continued to write, albeit sporadically, for television, until his retirement in 1977:4 Blum’s daughter, Deborah and her husband Dale Herd purchased the house from her parents in 1989. They are considered the third and current owners of the property.
Arts and Craftsman Movement, Craftsman Style. By the first few decades of the twentieth century, during the period of Beverly Hills’ initial development, architects began working in styles made popular by the Arts and Crafts movement. This movement, which originated in England and was based on the tenets by designer William Morris, was a direct reaction to what Morris and his followers felt were the “deleterious effects of industrialization on the quality of manufactured goods and the separation of the worker from his 16product.” The Arts and Crafts movement rejected the rigidity and formality of Victorian era design motifs and embraced styles that were more organic and that emphasized craftsmanship and function. Quintessential to the Arts and Crafts design movement, Craftsman architecture stressed the importance of craftsmanship, simplicity, adapting form to function, and relating the building to the surrounding landscape through its low-horizontal profile, massing, and orientation.
During this time in many areas of southern California, the Craftsman Style in its various iterations (Japanese, Swiss, Tudor, etc.) emerged as a popular architectural style. The Craftsman style is found in single-family homes, duplexes, four-plexes, and apartment houses are not uncommon. Larger, more monumental Craftsman dwellings are also common in certain neighborhoods of Los Angeles, Pasadena, Santa Monica, and Long Beach as well as a few extant examples still remaining in Beverly Hills.
13 New York Times. Obituaries, May 6, 1995. 14 IMOb. “Biography for Edwin Blum,” www.lMDb.com. Accessed March 21, 2013. Ibid. Excerpted from the National Register of Historic Places nomination farm for the Multiple Property Listing, “The ResidentialArchitecture of Pasadena, California, 1895-1918: The Influence of the Arts and Crafts Movement,” June 25, 1998, pg. El.
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BHMC 1O-3-3212(A)(3) The property embodies the distinctive characteristics of a style, type, period, or method of construction.
The property is an excellent example of a Craftsman style residence with a high level of craft and architectural detailing. Within the City, it is among the best representatives of large-scale Craftsman homes in the City of Beverly Hills. The main house fully embodies the distinctive characteristics of the Arts and Crafts philosophy in its architectural style, materials, and workmanship. General features of the style have been well incorporated into the dwelling, and include its general scale and massing; low-pitched complex gable roof; wide overhanging eaves; fascia boards; exposed rafter tails; projecting purlins; shingle siding; wood-frame casement and double-hung sash windows with flat surrounds; configuration of fenestration grouped in bands; wide single entry door with glazing of front porch; partial-width recessed porch area; and horizontal orientation. As such, the subject property appears to satisfy this criterion.
BHMC 1O-3-3212(A)(4) The property represents a notable work of a person included on the City’s List of Master Architects or possesses high artistic or aesthetic value.
The subject property was designed by noted architect Frank M. Tyler of Los Angeles. Tyler is not listed on the City’s List of Master Architects though his work has been recognized and praised in the City of Los Angeles and elsewhere. His body of work in the Beverly Hills is limited. There are three residential properties in the City designed by Tyler, all of which are well executed in design, plan, and style sufficiently enough to warrant consideration of Tyler as a local master architect and for inclusion on to the City’s List of Master Architects. Nonetheless, at this time he is not included on the list and as such the property does not satisfy this portion of this criterion associated with master architects.
Locke House, 801 North Rodeo Drive City Landmark Assessment and Eva’uation Report page 12 In assessing the property for high artistic or aesthetic value, the residence appears to satisfy this portion of the criterion. The main house articulates a particular concept of design, the Arts and Crafts movement Craftsman style, in its overall form and architectural expression. Specifically, the building’s horizontal orientation, lowpitch gable roof and overhanging eaves, exposed rafter tails, wood shingle siding, wood-frame fenestration with flat wood surrou.ds, and low slung recessed porch configuration are indicative of the style. The pleasing balance of style and form as rendered in this single-family residence epitomizes the design principles of the grand Craftsman style.
BHMC 1O-3-3212(A)(5) The property has yielded or has the potential to yielcf information important in the prehistory or history of the Nation, State, City or community.
The property does not appear to satisfy this criterion.
BHMC 1O-3-3212(A)(6) The property is listed or has been formally determined eligible by the National Park Service for listing on the National Register of Historic Places, or is listed or has been formally determined eligible by the State Historical Resources Commission for listing on the California Register of Historical Resources.
The property is not currently listed on the National Register of Historic Places or the California Register of Historical Resources, nor has it been formally determined eligible for listing on the National Register or the California Register. Though the property was previously evaluated as individually eligible for listing on the National Register as part of the 1985-1986 citywide survey process (and reconfirmed in the 2004 survey update), it does not satisfy this criterion.
B. The property retains integrity from its Period of Significance (BHMC 10-3-3212(B)).
The period of significance for the subject property is from 1914, when the property was constructed. The exterior of the main house retains exceptional historical integrity of design, materials, location, setting, workmanship, feeling, and association. Those important characteristics and qualities that render it eligible for local landmark designation are still visually and physically evident. Therefore, the property satisfies this criterion.
C. The property has Historic Value (BHMC 10-3-3212(C)).
Because of its remarkable architecture, association with the community’s early residential development history, and the City’s architectural heritage the residence is considered to have high historic value. Therefore, the property satisfies this criterion.
Character-defining Features. Every historic property is unique, with its own identity and its own distinguishing character. A property’s form and detailing are important in defining its visual historic character and significance. It is a property’s tangible features or elements that embody its significance for association with specific historical events, important personages, or distinctive architecture and it is those tangible elements; therefore, that should be retained and
Locke House, 801 North Rodeo Dove City Landmark Assessment and Evauaton Report page 13 preserved.
Character refers to all those visual aspects and physical features that comprise the appearance of every historic property. According to National Park Service Brief 17. Architectural Character: Identifying t” Visual Aspects of Historic Buildings as an Aid to Preserving Their Character, characterdefining features include the overall shape of a property (building, structure, etc.), its material, craftsmanship, decorative details, interior spaces and features (as applicable), as well as the various aspects of its site and immediate environment (form, configuration and orientation).
The Secretary of the Interior’s Standards for the Treatment of Historic Properties defines historic character by the form and detailing of materials, such as masonry, wood, stucco, plaster, terra cotta, metal, etc.; specific features, such as roofs, porches, windows and window elements, moldings, staircases, chimneys, driveways, garages, landscape and hardscape elements, etc.; as well as spatial relationships between buildings, structures, and features; room configurations; and archaic structural and mechanical systems.
Identifying those features or elements that give a historic property visual character and which should be taken into account and preserved to the maximum extent possible is important in order for the property to maintain its historical significance. Distinctive and important character-defining features associated with the subject property include its overall setting, immediate environment, materials and design, horizontal orientation, complex gable roof system, overhanging eaves, shingle siding, and wood-frame fenestration.
Character-defining features associated with the subject property include its prominent location at the corner of North Rodeo Drive and Lomitas Avenue; its basic boxy form, height, shape, mass and composition in relationship to its front yard, set back from the street and sidewalks, and immediate residential environment; and the physical attributes on the exterior of the house that define the Craftsman architectural style. Those features on the main house that are evident from the public right-of-way that physically and visually illustrate the Craftsman style include, but are not limited to, the property’s unique roof line, shape, and pitch; overhanging eaves and fascia boards; exposed rafter tails and projecting purlins; location, placement, materials, size, function and features of the front porch; shingle wood siding on second floor and plaster sheathing on first floor; multi-pane casement and double-hung wood-frame windows; flat wood surrounds around window openings; configuration, grouping, and placement of fenestration; arched shape opening along front (primary) elevation; wide wood front door with glazing and sidelights; and decorative beam ends between floors. Siting aspects of the property include the main house’s orientation, set back, and visibility from the street. Other contributing features include concrete driveway, porte cochere, concrete walk ways to the main residence, and general residential feel and setting. Because of compromised integrity, function, and general lack of historic importance, the detached two-story garage structure at the rear of the lot and swimming pool are not considered contributory elements to the overall significance of the property.
Locke House, 801 North Rodeo Drive City Landmark Assessment and Eva’uation Report page 14 CONCLUSION
Asdiscussed herein, the residential property located at 801 North Rodeo Drivesatisfies the City of Beverly Hill’scriteria for designation as a local Landmark, as required In the City’sHistoric Preservation Ordinance (BHMCSection 10-3-3212).
The property satisfies the requirement of subsection 10-3-3212(A)(1),in that it “is identified with important events in the main currents of national, state, or local history, or directly exemplifies or manifests significant contributions to the broad social, political, cultural, economic, recreational, or architectural history of the Nation, State, City,or community.” in its architectural style, date of construction, workmanship, and location the subject property reflects an important period Isthe City’sarchitectural history, its formative years. The property also satisfies subsection 10-3-3212(A)(2),In that it ‘CIs directly associated with the lives of Significant Persons important to national, state, Cityor local history.” The property Is directly associated with Edmund Lockethe original owner of the dwelling who also had the distinction of serving as Beverly Hills’first City Recorder or “judge” during the years following the City’s incorporation in 1914. In addition, the subject property satisfies the requirements of subsection 10-3-3212(A)(3),in that it “embodies the distinctive characteristics of a style, type, period, or method of construction.” The property embodies the unique and distinctive features of the Craftsman style In Its design, materials, workmanship, setting, and overall configuration of the site. And under the requirements of subsection 10-3-3212(A)(4),the subject property satisfies this criterion in that It “possesses high artistic and aesthetic value.” The property’s architectural style, workmanship, materials, and expression of design so fully articulate the concepts of the Arts and Crafts movement that it epitomizes the principles of the Craftsman idiom. The property also satisfies the requirements of subsection 10-3-3212(B)in that it retains sufficient integrity to physicallyconvey its historical significance, and subsection 10-3-3212(C)as it has architectural value important to the community.
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elevation, RAPHS elevation, looking looking northwest west Photo 3: Context view from Lomitas Avenue and Rodeo Drive, looking northwest
Photo 4: Front (east) elevation with driveway and porte cochere detail, looking west Photo 5: East (side, primary) elevation along t.omitas Avenue, looking northwest
Photo 6: East (side, primary) elevation fronting Lomitas Avenue, looking north Photo 7: South (side, primary) elevation along 1omitas Avenue, looking northeast
Photo 8: Brick wall enclosing backyard and along Lomitas Avenue, looking northwest Photo 9: Brick wall along alley with twostory garage structure (with living units) in view, looking northeast
Photo 10: Backyard and two-story garage structure (with living units), looking east Photo 11: Rear (west elevation) of two-story garage structure with living units, looking northeast
Photo 12: South half of two-story garage structure (west elevation), looking east Photo 13: Backyard with two-story garage with living units in background, looking southwest
Photo 14: South side of backyard through side gate off Lomitas Avenue, looking west Photo 15: Rear (west, secondary) elevation of main house, looking northeast
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OWNER I PLANON B, - j PLAN ON BACK P.. NoS OWNER’S ADDRESS C I i(1, ,t-,1d1 £td. PHONE ti .StLc9O TO THE ARCHIflCT CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BEVERLY HILLS: SThTE L1C. NO. PHONE Application Is hereby mode to the Council of the City of Beverly Hills, through the office of the Super intendent, Building Department for a permit In accord ENGINEER ance with the description and for the purpose herein STATE after set forth. This application Is made subject to the LIC. NO. PHONE following conditions, which shall be deemed conditions entering Into the exercise of the permit: CONTRACTOR CONTRACTOR’S FIRST: That the permit does not grant any right or ADDRESS privilege to erect any building or other structure herein described, or any portion thereof, upon any street, al PHONE ley, or other public place or portion thereof. CITY STATE SECOND: That the permit does not grant any right LIC. NO. LIC. NO. use building or other structure there or privilege to any VALUATION in described, or any portion thereof, for any purpose OP JOB $ ViJ that is, or may hereafter be prohibited by ordinance AREAOF NO. OF the City of Beverly Hills, BLDG. FAMILiES THIRD: That the granting of the permit does not affcc or prejudice any claim of title to, or riçjht of STORIES HEIGHT permIt. possession In, the property described in such FRONT SIDE SETBACK SET BACK FOURTH: Applicant agrees to hold the City of Bev employees hormles from MATERIALS OF erly Hills, and all officers and WALLS oil Costs arid damages, per Sec. 11-206(f), Bevorly E)CrERIOR HIUs Municipal code. OF ._Atturc44J l..&1Q4_L WHEN PROPERLY VALIDATED THIS IS YOUR PERMIT 4 ncr. z i .r, UL.IjJJ.)l 55103 2.00 V 14
PERMIT NO 89001 190 PROJEC1 NO P8900828 TYPE BLDG ADDRESS 801 N RODEO DR STATUS APPROVED APPI 03’ 4 1989 APPR 3 14 1090 COMP FXP
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C. ANGEL PLUMBING CO INC 475560 213278-5080 89002788 PLBG PERMIT TO DO REPLACE TERMITE DAMAGEREPLACE PARTIAL FOUNDTAION TO EXIST. HOUSE Fees Fee description Units Fee/Units Ext Fee Data PERMIT FEE #10 $460.55
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DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITYDEVELOPMENT BUILDINGAND SAFETY 455 North Rexford Dr. Permit No BS0316312 Beverly Hills, Calif. 90210 Permit Status: Final Plan Check Status: PC Final Page lof3 03/04/2013
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Prolect No 030005466 Applied 12/23/2003 Activity Type Roofing Issued 12/23/2003 Project Name ROOFING Completed 01/30/2004 Parcel Number 4345011001 To Expire 06/20/2004 Project Description ROOFING Owner DEBBIE GLUM Applicant MIKES ROOFING SERVICE CO INC Applicant Address 16046 BLYTHE STREET VAN NUYS CA 91406 Applicant Phone (818)780-8820 Base Address 801 RODEO DR, N Valuation $600000 Job Description TEAR OFF EXISTING ROOFINSTALL 1/2 CDX PLYWOOD, INSTALL ONE LAYER OF 3OLB. FELT. ROOF COVERING 25YR SHINGLE. CONTRACTOR MIKES ROOFING SERVICE CO INC Lic. 422724 (818)780-8820 16046 BLYTHE STREET VAN NUYS CA 91406 046-16273 STATE COMP. INS FUND Fees Fee Description Account Units Fee/Units Amount Paid PERMIT FEE 10 $222.80 $222.80 Plan Check Permit Total Fees: $0.00 Fees’ $222.80 Fees: $222.80 Adjustments $0.00 Payments: $0 00 Payments’ $222.80 Payments’ $222.80 Extend Credit. $0 00 Balance Due: $0.00 Balance Duel $0 00 Balance Due: $0.00
Date Transaction Type Method Amount 12/23/2003 Payt te it of Balance Due card $222 80 12/23/2003 Payment of Balance Due card $7 50
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Conditions ROOFING REQUIREMENTS 1 All roof coverings shall be CLASS A fire retardant, unless specifically approved by this department. 2. Roofing products NOT PRESCRIBED under UBC SEC 1504. shall be approved by this department. HOWEVER, approval from ICBO or other recognized agencies may be acceptable. A copy of an evaluation report from these agencies MUST BE AVAILABLE
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done DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BUILDING AND SAFETY
455 North Rexford Dr. Permit No : BS0316312 Beverly Hills, Calif. 90210 Permit Status: Final Plan Check Status : PC Final Page 3of3 03/04/2013
Roofing Permit
Job Address: 801 RODEO DR, N PRE : rotamura
Entered By : slewis
prior to 800 a.m Any violation of this condition shall be deemed to be an infraction
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FOR INFORMATION AND SERVICES PLEASE VISIT THE RUILDINO & SAFETY DIVISION ONLINE AT w beserlyhills org bldgonline OR DIAL (310)285-1141 *IMPORTANT CONDlTlONS App(cahon is hereby wade to the C4y Building Official for a permit subject to the condibons and reotncticno set forth in the Beserly Hills Muncipal Code and other applicable codes 1 Each person upon whose behalf this application is made and each per000 at whooe request and for whose benefit work is performed under or pursuant to any permit issued as a result of this application agrees to and shall indemnity and hold harmless the City of Beverly Hills, its officers, agente and employees in accordance with the provioiono of Section 9-3 1201 of beverly Hills Municipal Code 2 Any permit loosed as a result of this application becomes null and void if work is not commenced within ONE HUNDRED EIGHTY (180) DAYS from date of issuance of such permit OSTASHAY & ASSOCIATES CONSULTING P0 BOX542 LONG BEACH,CA 90801 562.500.9451