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Historic Preservation Commission Meeting Minutes February 8, 2016 Page 6 of 13 Trice says we would need to put a stay on the property until the next meeting. Closed Public Hearing and discussion by Commission: Koertje says a stay is being requested because it does appear to meet the standards for landmarking because the structure is over 100 years old and has had the same features for at least 80 years; it has a high degree of architectural integrity; and has good social significance due to its association with eastern European miners. We do not have any evidence regarding the condition or cost to repair. I am very grateful to hear there is consideration. Motion made to put a stay on 1201 Lincoln Avenue, Louisville, CO with the friendly amendment until the next Historic Preservation Committee on March 21, 2016 by Cyndi Thomas, seconded by Chuck Thomas. Roll call vote. Name Vote Lynda Haley Yes Debbie Fahey n/a Peter Stewart Yes Mike Koertje Yes Jessica Fasick n/a Cyndi Thomas Yes Chuck Thomas Yes Motion passed /failed: Pass Motion passes 5 -0. Clarification: Koertje says the HPC can lift the stay at any time if a proposal comes before us giving us cause. Trice says the stay has been placed with the opportunity to have it lifted on March 21, 2016. The proposal will come back on March 21, 2016 as the stay does not lift automatically. PUBLIC HEARING — 613 Grant Landmark, Case #2016 - 002 - LANDMARK Conflict of Interest and Disclosure: Stewart says I worked with the property owner on the addition built in 1998. We have not had any contract since. I feel this is enough time to give me objectivity. Haley says you can remain. Staff Report of Facts and Issues: Trice presents: • This is a request to landmark 613 Grant Avenue. • The Mudrock (formerly "Mudrak" and "Mudrock ") family from Slovakia owned this property, and resided in the house starting in 1903. The family's ownership extended until 1981. The parcel to the north, 625 Grant (Lots 4 & 5, Block 11), was also part of their property, with some Mudrock family members also residing in a house there starting at a later date. ARCHITECTURAL INTEGRITY: • The house at 613 Grant Avenue was constructed in 1903. The original portion is wood frame with a hipped roof and a prominent porch. The porch has a battered foundation and square, sloping supports. There is a hipped roofed dormer above