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Historic Preservation Commission Meeting Minutes March 16, 2015 Page 6 of 11 Stewart stated he was comfortable with this level of detail as well. Watson asked the board if they were comfortable with the designs. Fahey stated she was. Stewart stated he was as well, with both additions, and blending the historic details with the adaptive reuses. Fahey agreed and stated they are all reversible. Haley stated she thought it was a creative solution. Watson agreed as well. He made a motion to approve the resolution for the alteration certificate, to include the new legal description. Fahey seconded the motion. Stewart requested an amendment to the 4th whereas to include the scope of work, along with the drawings and illustrations. Watson and Fahey agreed. Motion approved 6 -0. Discussion /Comments on Planning Department Referrals — Grain Elevator Final PUD /Plat /SRU Watson introduced the project. Trice presented staff's report. Erik Hartronft presented as the applicant. He went through the specifics of the project as follows: • One of the main drivers for the architectural forms of the new construction was to resemble the mine and the other mining structures historically found in Louisville. • They are doing an addition to the industrial building to the south to upgrade its architecture. • The new building, where the NAPA building is, will be offices and retail. • There is a no build zone to protect the view. • Easements will be included around the elevator for access and view protection. • There will be an area known as the "Millsite Green" which will be an open area including patios. • The "Millsite Green" could be used for more parking if needed. • Waremborg's are donating the original scales. They are also donating a grain shed and they are recommending placing it in the Millsite Green within the no build zone.