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Landmark Preservation Commission August 8, 2018 Historic Preservation Code Updates 1 Key Changes Current Proposed No defined area of adjacency 200-foot buffer Criteria promotes sameness Criteria promotes flexibility

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Historic Preservation Code Updates

Landmark Preservation Commission August 8, 2018

Key Changes

Current

  • No defined area of adjacency
  • Criteria promotes sameness
  • Non-consensual: three

meetings required

  • Initial eligibility decision

without full information

  • Confusion on imminently

dangerous

Proposed

  • 200-foot buffer
  • Criteria promotes flexibility
  • Now two meetings before

Council decision

  • Initial eligibility decision

based on survey

  • Clarity on imminently

dangerous

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Additional Improvements

  • More options for quick approval
  • Staff and LPC approval with conditions
  • LPC Design Review Subcommittee
  • Interactive GIS map
  • Demolition permit tied to building permit
  • Reformat code; add graphics and references
  • Flowcharts and handouts; webpage improvements
  • District‐specific design standards

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Historic Preservation Code: Next Steps

July – November Additional Outreach

  • Aug. 1, Oct. 3, Nov. 7

Citizen Advisory Committee Mtgs.

  • Aug. 8

Downtown Business Association

  • Aug. 9

Downtown Development Authority

  • Nov. 14

Landmark Preservation Commission

  • Nov. 15

Planning and Zoning Board

  • Dec. 4

City Council 1st Reading

  • Dec. 18

City Council 2nd Reading