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Historic Preservation Commission Meeting Minutes January 14, 2013 Page 4 of 9 Fasick stated the loss of the bay window is a big loss. She added the other additions to the east have removed any of the architectural integrity. She stated the social history is not enough for her to recommend integrity. Koertje stated, based on the criteria, it is somewhat doubtful if this structure qualifies as an individual landmark. He stated the social history is strong, but the alterations to the structure make it very difficult to recommend approval. He added he does not recommend a stay on this application. Watson asked for more detail from the owner as to the quality of the house. Dupuis stated there isn’t anything structural that would make us consider preserving this structure. The foundation is actually on cinder block. Watson stated he believes the architecturalintegrity is not there. The social history is great, but it isnot enough to landmark this structure. La Grave believes the structure has lost its integrity. Fasick asked if the tree could remain. Dupuis stated the trees will be staying. Stewart stated he agrees with his fellow commissioners on the lack of architectural integrity. – none Public Comments Koertje made a motion to release the demolition permit, due to the lack of architectural integrity. Fasick seconded the motion. Motion carried 6 – 0 Fasick asked the owner to use as much sensitivityas possibleon theredevelopment of the structure. Discussion – Loans from the HPF Koertje presented the redrafted memo that will be presented to City Council. He included information from the Fort Collins program. He also included questions presented by the HPC at the January meeting. Robinson stated he had given the language to the City Attorney but has not heard back from him yet. Stewart stated this memo is written very well and is very clear.