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Architectural Significance – Style particularly associated with the Louisville <br />area. <br />The house startedas asmallminer’s homebut was expanded over time, <br />like many houses in Louisville, and has retained architectural integrity. <br />RECOMMENDATION: <br />The structure appears to have maintainedarchitectural integrity since its construction <br />around 1942.The overall formhas been maintainedand the original siding still exists. <br />The house also represents a typical miner’s home that has grown over time. Staff has <br />determined that there is no social significance because the original owner was not <br />significant and the currentowner did not own the property during its period of <br />significance. <br />Staff suggests the house be named for Joe Restaswho built the structure and lived in it <br />for almost 30 years. <br />Staff recommends the application to landmark the RestasHousebe approved for the <br />following reasons: <br />1.The house has retained its overall form since at least 1948; and <br />2.The house represents a typical miner’s home in Louisville. <br />SUPPORTING DOCUMENTATION AND INFORMATION: <br />Attached foryour review are the following documents: <br />Landmark Application <br />Social History <br />Resolution <br />6 <br />