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Historic Preservation Commission Meeting Minutes November 18th, 2019 Page 8 of 8 Dunlap volunteered to take over. He also asked about the zoning incentive review, listed as an item for a future agenda. Selvoski replied that preservation best practices did not advise some of the current zoning allowances in the City. Zuccaro added that there were also incentives for non-landmarked properties that preserved the first part of the house, which the Commission could also take a look at. Upcoming Schedule December 16th — Historic Preservation Commission, Council Chambers, 6:30 PM January 13th — Historic Preservation Commission, Council Chambers, 6:30 PM 13th — Discussion on Preservation from state, time TBD 29th through February 1st — Saving Places Conference, Denver February 17th — Historic Preservation Commission, Council Chambers, 6:30 PM UPDATES FROM COMMISSION Dickinson shared that this would be his last meeting since he was being sworn into City Council. He did not have any reservations in saying that he would be a strong advocate for historic preservation. He did not think there was a person on Council who was against preservation. He observed that it was exciting to figure out ways to spend the money that taxpayers wanted to Commission to spend. The Council could be conservative if they wanted to be, but the Commission should be advocates for spending the Fund and spending it well. He noted that filling his seat and Commissioner Thomas's seat were important. He thanked his fellow commissioners and said he would miss them. DISCUSSION ITEMS FOR NEXT MEETINGS Klemme suggested having a discussion about submitting the Downtown Overlay as a National Historic District. Dickinson suggested making a top 10 list of desired properties for preservation. He thought there was some energy on the new council to acquire high -priority properties. Adjourn: Klemme moved to adjourn. Dunlap seconded. The meeting was adjourned at 7:44 PM. 9