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Historic Preservation Commission Meeting Minutes November 21, 2016 Page 5 of 20 Jessica Fasick n/a Cyndi Thomas Yes Chuck Thomas Yes Motion passed/failed: Pass Motion passes 5-0. PUBLIC HEARING — 625 Lincoln Avenue Landmark/Grant/Alteration Certificate Resolutions Nos.10, 11, 12, Series 2016 A request to landmark 625 Lincoln Avenue. A request for an alteration certificate and a request for a Preservation and Restoration Grant for restoration work on the historic structure at 621 Lincoln Avenue. Conflict of Interest and Disclosure: None. Staff Report of Facts and Issues: Trice presents from Power Point: • Built circa 1902 • Bittner family lived the house in early 190 • Associated with the French community • Lived in by people who worked in local mi •ookk , fireman, miner ARCHITECTURE • Hipped roof with projecting gab, on east and elevation • Overhanging eaves • Entry porch, circular wood shin. '� .I column • Clad in lap and shiplap siding • Enclosed side porch • Windows replace• • Bay window on, a9a• Social Significan xemplifies ural, polit economic or social heritage of the community. • This house is associated with several famili who worked in the Louisville area mines including a bookkeeper, a fireman, and a miner. Architectural Significance - Represents a built environment of a group of people in an era of history that is culturally significant to Louisville. • The vernacular structure with Victorian style decorative features is representative of the built environment in early 20th Louisville. ALTERATION CERTIFICATE • Demolition of existing rear addition and garage • 23 feet gable roof with combination of shiplap and lap siding • One -car garage facing Lincoln Avenue • Details: wood -shingled gable ends, turned eaves, siding, columns • Rehabilitation of existing historic structure o new windows/doors o restore trim o replace siding on north where old passageway/connection existed o reroof o decorative roof railing