Historic Preservation Commission Minutes 2009 04 20

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Historic Preservation Commission Meeting Minutes April 20, 2009 Page 5 of 7 The motion passed on a 5-1 vote. A 180-day stay of demolition was placed on the building that will expire on September 1, 2009. Commissioner Muckle offered to act at the HPC liaison with Mr. Ramsey and look for alternatives to demolition until the September 1 deadline. Update - Programming of Historic Preservation Fund Muth explained that given the schedules of the four members involved in the HPC and City Council meeting to discuss the HPF, the meeting was difficult to schedul would be held later this week. The item will be brought back the HPC at the for further discussion once comments from that meeting and the City Attorne received. DiscussionlDirection/Action - 2009 Preservation Awards Members agreed that they would like to discuss this at the May meetingfter having additional time to review the nominated buildings. Muth a that members email suggestions for awards by May 1. Muth will also get old p or comparison and include those in the May meeting packet. a Sensitive Addition award. Tom Ramsey recommended the home at 801 Li John Leary, 1116 LaFarge Avenue, suggested 1001 Award. nt Avenue, for a Preservation Stewart asked staff to provide a list consideration. Stewart asked what Rehabilitation. ious winners so that they are not taken into the HPC is using for Preservation and Members discussed gene meeting with additional th s for those two terms and will plan to come to the May DiscussionlDirection/Action - 2009 Subcommittees/Tasks Muth noted t . 01 . Co . Incentl . Mine Mar ers . Design Review 008 subcommittees were: istoric District Outreach Lewis noted that she is the Design Review Committee and that she is willing to continue with this. Muckle, Koertje, and Whiteman agreed to serve on the Mine Marker Committee. Members decided that Incentives Committee would be reevaluated after the HPF was finalized.