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Historic Preservation Commission Meeting Minutes November 21, 2016 Page 8 of 20 • Roof openings (add decorative railing detail) - $1,700 • Porches (replace wood band) - $800 • Exterior trim/ornamentation (restore wood corner trim, window trim and fascia/soffit) - $2,800 • Site Drainage (grading work)- $1,500 Total request - $21,000 (max $20,000 plus $1,000 bonus) HPF Balance: $1,054,842 Staff Recommendations: Landmarking • Gorce Family • Resolution No. 10, Series 2016 Alteration Certificate • Does the Commission finds there is enough differ , -n is ion be en the addition and the historic structure? • Resolution No. 11, Series 2016. Grant • $20,000 • Resolution No. 12, Series 2016 Commission Questions of Staff:: Koertje asks about the decorative railing on roof of the hr °''c structure. Is that a restoration? Trice says there is no documentation that it was there and it would not be typical of that style. It may be more of a reconstruction. Koertje asks about the windows replacement and the reason for it. Trice says the existing windows are not original. The bay window on the front will be replaced to return to the 1948 house when the windows were symmetrical on both sides. Applicant Presentation: Andy Johnson, DAJ Design, 922-A Main Street, Louisville, CO Barbara Hamlington, 625 Lincoln Avenue, Louisville, CO Johnson gives presentation from Power Point. Some of the information is repeated from the Historic Structure Assessment at the September meeting. The applications tonight are for landmark, grant funding, and alteration certificate. The south and east elevations are probably the two most significant elevations of the building and the ones most visible from Lincoln Avenue. The west elevation will entirely change. The north side has four different siding treatments and the goal is to clean this up. There are remnants from when the two buildings were connected. There are large trees on the property and we are geographically constricted on where we can build with the addition. SITE PLAN Johnson shows site plan with additions built in mid-century (1940s). There were later additions added in 1960-1970s based on its construction. There is a small log cabin which we will not address. Johnson shows what they are designating as historic. Two interesting things about the house are when the addition was built around 1940s, they did try to match up the siding to the original 2'/2" exposure siding. It was done fairly well but there are clear lines that show old window openings. Parts of the building had been worked on and removed, and then patched back up. There are some areas where they chose to do something entirely different. The porch is the iconic graphic part of the house. It stands out and is unique to the neighborhood. It is a portico with a lot of decoration and ornamentation. It has a scalloped front. It has return corners with profile that is essentially crown molding. The columns are ornate and the bases have been