City Council Agenda and Packet 2011 07 12 SP

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Page 5 of 5 25 Legal Description Date of • Application • Cmte Review • Cmsn Hearing • Release Historical Information _ ....., .. _.. 824 South Place Lot 1 Block 5 Louisville Old Town • 27 May 2008 • 10 June 2008 • 21 July 2008 continued to 18 August 2008 STAY on permit • Stay expired 21 December 2008 Assessor's records say the home was built in 1900; however it is difficult to determine if this existing structure was there in 1900. Other sources indicate that this building was built after 1929. Owners of the property over the years have included the Youk Family (1896- 1929) and the Perrella Family (1929- 1995). HPC thought eligible for landmarking and stay placed on demolition. Members toured the site and made recommendations on possible ways to incorporate existing building into new commercial site. 935 South Street Lot 2 Del Pizzo 1 Replat • 16 August 2005 • 19 August 2005 • None • 19 August 2005 Built 1893. Possibly used as cottage on back of larger lot to the east to house additional individuals Associated with Del Pizzo family and former City Council member Jay Keany. Lacked significant historical integrity to warrant full Commission hearing. 245 Spruce Street Lots 8 -11 Block 4 Louisville Heights • 1 October 2007 • 6 October 2007 • None • 8 October 2007 Built 1925. Home of German Lutheran Church prior to 1925, associated with the Frause and Samac Families. Committee could not find enough architectural integrity to warrant a public hearing. 300 Spruce Street Lots 20, 21, 22 Block 8, Louisville Heights • 30 January 2007 • 10 February 2007 • None • 12 February 2007 Built 1920 Associated with the Stout family for over 60 years. Building had numerous changes from the 1948 photo including new siding, change of front door to eastem addition and new windows. Members agreed it was not eligible for individual landmarking. 720 West Street Lots 3-4 and West 17 % feet Lot 5 Block 6 Kimberly • 30 September 2008 • 20 October 2008 • None • 21 October 2008 Built circa 1900. Building in question has had substantial alterations over time and retains little original architectural integrity. 1934 Water Treatment Plant • 22 March 2007 • 28 March 2007 • 18 April 2007 Stay placed on demolition • Stay expired 18 September 2007 • City Council approved demolition 15 July 2008 HPC felt plant historic for both architectural integrity and social impact. City Council's decision to demolish significantly based on the fact that the building would have limited public use on the current site if renovated. 2245 East Street • July 30, 2010 • Demo Permit Released Sept. 20, 2010 Permit released due to weak social history and structure defects. 841 Parkview • July 30. 2010 • Demo Permit Stayed until January 20, 2011 Built in 1901. Associated with numerous owners. Alterations to windows and siding. Permit held due to architectural significance. 1326 South 96 Street • Permit Released November 15, 2010 Building built in 1930. Permit released due to weak social history. 1125 South Street • Permit applied on January 13, 2011 • HPC hearing on May 16, 2011 • Stay placed on structure until July 12, 2011 Rod and Gun Club Permit held due to architectural significance 633 Jefferson • Subcommittee review June 29. 2011 Page 5 of 5 25