Historic Preservation Commission Agenda and Packet 2015 05 18

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Historic Preservation Commission Meeting Minutes April 27, 2015 Page 3 of 6 Watson stated the porch might not have a foundation but the structural assessment will find that out. He added some of the original character might be able to be brought back. He is in support of the project. Stewart stated he was in support as well. Haley made a motion to approve the structural assessment. Fahey seconded the motion. Motion passed 5 -1. Fasick voting no. Probable Cause Determination — 833 Jefferson Avenue Trice presented staff's report. She stated the house was associated to the Soupley and La Salle families. She believes the social history is solid and the overall form is maintained. She believes the criteria for probable cause has been met. Karen and Keith Keller, owners, are interested in landmarking the house to keep it the way it is. They do want an addition placed on the rear of the house for more room but would want to maintain the street facing fagade. Stewart asked what type of siding is on the house. Keller stated it is a plastic sort of siding. Koertje made a motion to approve the probable cause based on the architectural integrity and the social significance. Stewart seconded the motion. The motion as approved 6 — 0. Discussion /Endorsement - Preservation Master Plan- Goals /Objectives Trice presented staff's report. She stated Mary Terese, preservation consultant, will present the goals and objectives. Mary Terese presented the growth maps and presented the exercises which were performed at the open houses. She then presented the goals and objectives: • Goal #1 — Promote public awareness of preservation and understanding of Louisville's cultural, social and architectural history. Discussion ensued regarding goal #1.