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City Council Meeting Minutes July 28, 2015 Page 14 of 28 anxious to have the home built and the property maintained. The HOA reviewed the plans and believes the applicant proposal provides for the least amount of blockage of the view corridor. The HOA fully supported the homeowner's plan. COUNCIL COMMENT Council member Loo voiced her full support of the ordinance, which addressed all of her concerns. Mayor Muckle and Council member Stolzmann agreed. Mayor Muckle called for public comment and hearing none, closed the public hearing. RESOLUTION No. 50, SERIES 2015 MOTION: Council member Loo moved to approve Resolution No. 50, Series 2015 seconded by Mayor Pro Tem Dalton. All were in favor. Absent: Council member Keany. ORDINANCE No. 1694, SERIES 2015 MOTION: Mayor Muckle moved to approve Ordinance No.1694, Series 2015 on second and final reading, seconded by Loo. Roll call vote was taken and the motion carried by a vote of 6 -0. Absent: Council member Keany. RESOLUTION No. 51, SERIES 2015 MOTION: Mayor Muckle moved to approve Resolution No. 51, Series 2015 seconded by Mayor Pro Tem Dalton. All were in favor. Absent: Council member Keany. DISCUSSION/DIRECTION - HISTORIC PRESERVTAION MASTER PLAN DISCUSSION OF PERIOD OF SIGNIFICANCE Mayor Muckle requested a staff presentation. Linda Haley, 324 Tyler, Louisville, CO Vice -Chair of the Historic Preservation Commission, expressed their appreciation to Planner I Lauren Trice and for their consultant, Mary Therese for their time,creativity and patience. As a Commission they are excited to have the opportunity to have a Preservation Master Plan in place, which will give the HPC clear direction and goals thereby making them more efficient and effective in preserving Louisville's small town historic character. She introduced Planner Lauren Trice, who would make the presentation. Planner Trice explained the City Council requested staff present the pros and cons of establishing a fixed date or "period of significance" for Louisville's citywide Historic Preservation Program as part of the Preservation Master Plan. The Preservation Master Plan is a voluntary, incentive based, city -wide, 20 -year plan for public benefit.