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Historic Preservation Commission <br />Meeting Minutes <br />June 15, 2015 <br />Page 5 of 14 <br />Stewart agreed by stating it has "adequate" architectural integrity, mainly <br />because the windows have been modified. He added the social character is <br />exemplary. <br />Fahey stated another observation she made is it is on a prominent corner of <br />town and is across the street from another local landmark. <br />Echohawk agrees with the others and commended Bridget Bacon for her <br />excellent social history. <br />Watson agrees and states the information regarding Vaughn being included <br />in a video at the museum is pretty amazing. <br />Stewart stated he agrees with staff's choice for the name. <br />Watson made a motion to approve the application for landmarking. <br />Koertje seconded the motion. <br />Motion approved 6 to 0. <br />Public Hearing — 936 Parkview Demolition <br />Trice presented staff's report and stated the property has architectural and <br />social significance. She states staff recommends a full 180 day stay be <br />placed on the demolition permit. <br />Renzo Verbeck, the owner and applicant, presented and stated he has <br />refurbished other structures in town and this structure is not worthy saving <br />because there are very costly repairs. <br />Watson asked if he had any costs to provide in regards to renovations. <br />Verbeck could provide costs for repair, but does not have them with him. <br />Watson asked if any of the historic /zoning incentives would encourage you <br />to save the structure. <br />Verbeck stated staff has already discussed them with him and he is not <br />interested. He has rebuilt other structures in town and this structure is not <br />worthy to rehabilitate. <br />Stewart asked what he thought the construction cost for a new build would <br />be. <br />Verbeck stated it would probably be $200 -$300 per square foot. <br />