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INCENTIVES <br />RESIDENTIAL NEW CONSTRUCTION <br />Existing Resolution Language <br />Proposed Resolution Language <br />NONE <br />Owners of landmarked property or property <br />with an established conservation easement <br />on which new residential structures or <br />additions to existing residential structures <br />are proposed are eligible for matching <br />grants of up to $15,000 for new residential <br />construction that limits mass, scale, and <br />number of stories, preserves setbacks, and <br />protects the historic integrity of the property <br />and its environment by differentiating the <br />new work from the old. <br />STRUCTURE AND PROCESS <br />GRANT PROCESS TIMELINE <br />Existing Resolution <br />Proposed Resolution <br />For 18 months from when a property is <br />Applications for incentive and grant funds <br />declared a landmark, the owner of the <br />must be received by the Planning <br />property is eligible for a flexible grant from <br />Department within 36 months of the date a <br />the Historic Preservation Fund in the <br />property is declared a landmark or the <br />amount of up to $5,000 for residential <br />establishment of a conservation easement. <br />structures and up to $65,000 for <br />Reimbursement requests for approved <br />commercial structures. <br />grants should be received within 60 months <br />Property owners are also eligible for <br />of a property being declared a landmark or <br />matching grants in amounts up to $15,000 <br />the establishment of a conservation <br />(residential) and $100,000 (commercial) <br />easement. <br />with no time limit. <br />These grant limitations and the time limits <br />for reimbursement described above may be <br />exceeded upon recommendation of the <br />Historic Preservation Commission and <br />approval by City Council upon a showing of <br />extraordinary circumstances relating to <br />building size, condition, architectural <br />details, or other unique condition compared <br />to similar Louisville properties or for <br />unanticipated issues related to the timeline <br />2 <br />