Historic Preservation Commission Agenda and Packet 2020 01 13

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Historic Preservation Commission Meeting Minutes December 16t", 2019 Page 11 of 13 Haley appreciated the presentation. Dunlap asked if Mr. Johnson needed a building permit to replace windows. Johnson replied that he did not. Haley asked for the timeline for the work. Johnson replied that they were planning to meet tomorrow and that the Commission would likely see a landmark application for the January meeting. ITEMS FROM STAFF Alteration/Demolition Updates Selvoski noted that there had been an approved window replacement and that there had been no demolition reviews approved by the subcommittee. Selvoski also noted that there were no applicants currently to fill the commission's empty seats. They needed one who met the professional criteria. Klemme asked if the applicants had to be residents of Louisville. Selvoski replied that they did have to be residents but that the Commission had the Old Town requirement satisfied. Ulm asked if there could be another architect for the professional criteria. Selvoski replied that there could be another architect. Selvoski gave the Commission an update on the Saving Places Conference. Dunlap asked about training the new members of the group. Selvoski replied that the state rep would talk to everyone about preservation best practices and the new commissioners would get onboarding from staff. Dunlap asked if there were ideas about additional community outreach for affected neighborhoods by demolition reviews. Selvoski replied that there were usual multiple sit-downs with people who came in for demolition reviews, but the set-up was the way the Commission had seen it tonight. Dunlap suggested that the Commission take up the issue of the flow. Selvoski noted that the flow that the Commission followed was in the Code. She suggested that it could be on a work plan for an upcoming year. 12