City Council Agenda and Packet 2011 07 12 SP

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Page 3 of 3 23 Legal Description Date of • Appltcabon • Cmte Review • Cmsn Hearrno • Release Historical Information :ommenrs 1237 LaFarge Avenue Lot 34 & South V Lot 35 Block 2 Nicholas Digiacomo • Referred from Planning 24 September 2008 • 10 October 2008 • None. • 10 October 2008 Retains some original building materials and some architectural integrity, but has had significant alterations as wet. 517 Lincoln Avenue Garage Lots 13 -17 block 5, Acme Place . 29 June 2006 • 10 July 2006 • None • 11 July 2006 Historical information on garage unknown. No specific historical significance. unlikely to be individually eligible to landmark. 945 Lincoln Avenue Lots 1 -3 Block 3 Pleasant Hill Addition • 23 September 2005 • 29 September 2005 • None • 7 October 2005 Built 1910 Possibly a mining company house moved to Louisville. The addition of stucco, the porch, and the bay window have significantly altered the architectural integrity 1111 & 1123 Lincoln Avenue Lots 7 -8 Block 5, Capitol Hill Addition • 31 March 2006 .10 April 2006 • None • 11 April 2006 Two buildings on lot, both build 190- 1919. 1948 Assessor's card say home moved from Superior. Property associated with Mary Gutfelder. No specific historical significance, unlikely to be individually eligible to landmark. 1116 Lincoln Avenue Lots 19 & 20. Less Min, Block 6 Capital Hill Addition Not reviewed as permit listed that less than 50% of structure was to be removed, however entire structure demo'd. Built 1910 -1919 Associated with the D'Andrea, Pillmore, and Varra families. Originally developed by Jacob Williams and Irving Elberson. Not reviewed as permit listed that less than 50% of structure was to be removed 917 McKinley Avenue Part of Lot 7 & Lots 8 -9, and part of Lot 10, Block 3 Louisville Heights • 23 May 2006 • 6 June 2006 • None • June 6 2006 Assessor's Records say 1934 construction, but likely this or another house predated this one on this lot. Building associated with the Moore, Callahan, & Kilker Families. Significant architectural integrity but looks to have foundation problems. Rear wall of house already removed. 520 Main Street Lot 1 less north 12.5 feet and all of Lots 2 - Block 1 Acme Terrace • 7 June 2005 • 14 June 2005 • None • 14 June 2005 Built 1954 Associated with the Elwell and Staffieri families. Not individually eligible for landmarking. 536 Main Street Lots 13. 14. 15 Lou Parbois • 21 July 2005 • 26 July 2005 • None • 26 July 2005 Built 1908 Associated with the Romano -Leach family since circa 1923. Dominic Romano came here from Italy and was a coal miner. Originally owned by Desire Parbois, another coal miner who emigrated from France who owned the parcels that became the Parbois Addition. Lacked significant historical integrity 820 Main Street North % Lot 9 and all of Lot 10 Block 2 Louisville Old Town • 25 October 2007 • 2 November 2007 • Released permit 2 November 2007 This property, today known as the Marketplace Building, is comprised of three historic structures that will be called Temperance Hall, the Pellillo Store, and the Pellillo House. the earliest one of which dates to 1893. With the addition of the false facade in the 1970s, all of the historic materials were hidden or very difficult to find. Joint application with 836 & 844 Main Street. 836 Main Street Lot 11 Block 2 Louisville Old Town • 25 October 2007 • 2 November 2007 • 5 December 2007 Stay on demolition • Stay expired 22 April 2008 Likely built in 1893 or earlier. Owned by the Mossoni family 1920 - 2005. HPC found to have significant architectural integrity as well as social history. Owners encouraged to retain facade of building and put addition on the rear. Joint application with 820 & 844 Main Street. Page 3 of 3 23