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Historic Preservation Commission <br />Meeting Minutes <br />July 20, 2009 <br />Page 4 of 9 <br />Lewis then asked the Commission if there could be a condition placed on the <br />approval to allow for a soft strip of the structure to uncover the historic buildings. <br />Whiteman asked what the intended development schedule of the project was. <br />Johnson stated he would like to move forward with design and have construction <br />in fall. <br />Williams asked Johnson what type of footprint will be designed for the new <br />structure. <br />Johnson stated he will be designing a modest 2,400 square foot structure that <br />will comply with the Old Town Overlay District regulations. <br />Williams asked if the structure would be two story. <br />Johnson answered in the affirmative and stated the seco loor would be <br />stepped back. <br />Williams asked if the basement will be preserved. <br />Johnson stated the existing house is actually over the etback lines and would <br />need to be moved to comply with the old tow t'1 etback egulations. <br />Muckle asked if the basement was. new. <br />Johnson said it was newer than t for al structure, but was probably built <br />around mid 20 century. <br />Whiteman asked if the structure is re ocat hew fhat would be considered <br />preservation. Whiteman then asked i r'e was a gray to maintain the structure <br />in a street side d <br />Lewis askede <br />John i stated no, <br />Whiteman asked the <br />incentive <br />Johnson said it rrr� <br />would not like to bu <br />Lewis state <br />this structure <br />incentives. <br />e to maintain the street side appearance but he <br />damage it. <br />active alley. <br />backs to the Louisville Elementary School. <br />ission who on the Board would like to discuss <br />ore than 50% of the historic materials would not qualify <br />ark. Lewis then asked if additions qualified for <br />Koertje stated the HPC can only review structures that are over 50 years old. <br />Lewis asked staff if the additions could be removed without a permit. <br />McCartney stated they would need a permit for the demolition because staff <br />needs to make sure gas and water are properly disconnected. <br />Stewart asked if Staff would have any problem with the landmarking and <br />Certificate of Appropriateness running parallel. <br />McCartney answered staff would have no problems. <br />