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Historic Preservation Commission <br />Meeting Minutes <br />February 11, 2013 <br />Page 6 of 10 <br /> <br />Lewis recommended the HPC should give some homework to the applicant to bring <br />back to the March meeting. <br />Watson recommended acquiring an architect to help with the additional information. <br />Zaremba agreed and discussed his phasing ideas. <br />Watson asked staff if the HPC could make a motion to move this forward to City Council <br />approving the commercial component of this structure. <br />Lewis stated she would recommend someone from the HPC should volunteer as design <br />assistance. <br />Zaremba wanted to be sure a decision would not be binding. <br />Discussion ensued. <br />The final recommendation was to not make a decision tonight, continue the request to a <br />date uncertain, and couple the landmark request with a PUD and SRU and come back <br />later. <br />Stewart made a motion to continue this item to the next meeting. <br />Zaremba recommended to continue it until he had more information. <br />Lewis seconded the motion. It was approved through voice vote. <br />Stewart asked for a design volunteer. <br />Lewis volunteered to be the HPC liaison. <br />Koertje volunteered to help with tax credit research. <br />PUBLIC HEARING – Demolition Request – 701 Walnut <br />Robinson presented staff’s report. The structure has architectural integrity and social <br />significance. He recommended a 30 day stay be placed on the application. <br />Susan Fengler, applicant, presented. She passed out photos to show the quality of the <br />house, which she believes is in poor condition. She stated the garage is in really bad <br />condition as well. <br />Stewart asked if a structural assessment had been completed. <br />Fengler answered no, but she could have one done. <br />Robinson asked the HPC to enter an email into record. <br />Stewart read from the email which asked for the structure to be required to remain.