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necessary and consistent with the purposes and intent of this Chapter to preserve the structure, including, without limitation, consulting with civic groups, public agencies, and interested citizens; recommending acquisition of the property by private or public bodies or agencies; exploring the possibility of moving buildings that would otherwise be demolished; and salvaging building materials, and looking for alternatives to the proposed action which will not have any adverse impact on the historic significance of the structure. If an individual landmark or district designation has not been completed during the one hundred eighty day (180) period, the City shall issue a permit if all other requirements of the permit process have been met. J. Record of Demolished and Moved Properties: Prior to the issuance of a permit for demolition, moving or removal, the City or the Commission may require the applicant to provide information about the building, including, without limitation, the date of original construction, significant events and occupants, architectural features, and a description of the building through photographs, plans, and maps. As a part of this process, the Commission may require the applicant to allow City staff or its agent on the subject property to provide historic photo-documentation of the structure. The City will determine where the documentation is to be deposited, K. Expiration: Any demolition, moving or removal permit that is issued pursuant to an application that is subject to this section 15.36.200 shall expire no later than one hundred eighty (180) days after the permit is issued if the work authorized by such permit has not commenced. L. Preservation or Salvage of Architectural Elements and Photographic Documentation: The City may require the preservation or salvage of specific architectural elements of the structure and the opportunity to document the building photographically prior to demolition of the site. Sec. 15.36.210 Revocation of designation. A. If a building or special feature on a designated landmark site was lawfully removed or demolished, the owner may apply to the Commission for a revocation of the designation. B, The Commission shall revoke a landmark designation if, after following the notice and hearing procedures prescribed by this Chapter that are applicable to a proposed designation, it determines that without the demolished building or feature the site as a whole no longer meets the purposes and standards of this Chapter and the Commission's review standards for designation, C. Upon the Commission's decision to revoke a designation, the City shall cause to be prepared a resolution including the legal description of the affected property stating notice of the revocation, and schedule the resolution for City Council review. Upon adoption by the City Council, the resolution shall be 22