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Historic Preservation Commission <br />Meeting Minutes <br />November 17, 2014 <br />Page 7 of 10 <br />Fahey stated she believed other buildings on the site, such as a stacked stone building, can <br />have architectural significance. <br />Haley stated she believed the property has architectural integrity but was concerned if the <br />property was actually located within the City of Louisville, based on the applicant's <br />presentation. She also believes since the longtime ownership of the Hoyle family, who has <br />multi - generations of farming from Oklahoma, is willing to release this property then that action <br />should be taken into consideration. <br />Watson asked if there were any specific ages to the structure. <br />Trice stated it appears the buildings have been constructed over time, with the stone structure <br />appearing to be the oldest, but the house is stated to be built in 1913. <br />Watson stated he didn't think the building appeared to be built in 1913. <br />Watson asked the applicant if there was any way any of these structures could be reused in <br />the PUD. <br />Lopez stated he was not prepared to answer that but he does know the parties interested in <br />the property are interested in developing the property industrial. <br />Stewart asked what the size of the property was. <br />Trice stated it was 33 acres. <br />Stewart stated it appears the existing buildings take over approximately 1112th or 1115th of the <br />property, basically one pad site of the existing CTC lot sizes. He stated he thought it appears <br />the buildings could be saved and the property could still be built out. He believes demolition <br />should not happen until a PUD is submitted so we have more information to go off of for reuse. <br />Stewart asked if there was a land dedication involved at time of development. <br />Trice stated she was unsure. <br />Stewart stated he believes there are ways to work around these structures. He added he <br />would vote to place the 180 day stay on this property. <br />Fahey made a motion to place a 180 day stay with a condition the applicant shall perform a <br />historical assessment. <br />Stewart asked if she meant the photo assessment. <br />Fahey stated that is what she meant. But she wants the 180 day stay. <br />Haley seconded the motion. <br />
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