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Historic Preservation Commission <br />Meeting Minutes <br />July 19, 2010 <br />Page 4 of 6 <br /> <br />Stewart agreed and added the existing carport does not detract from the <br />architectural integrity. He stated the carport could even be removed at a later <br />date and not affect the house. <br />Muckle recommended the house be named Connaroe House, since there <br />already are other structures name Jacoe. <br />McCartney recommended the house could be named “Jacoe-Connaroe House”. <br />Lewis stated liked the idea of having a dual name (Jacoe-Connaroe House). She <br />also agreed with the fact the house was strong in social and architectural <br />integrity. <br />Williams agreed with the other Commissioners statements. <br />Koertje agreed as well. <br />Lewis made a motion to approve the application based on architectural and <br />social significance, it represents style and period of 1932 architecture. She also <br />stated the name should be “Jacoe-Connaroe House”. Stewart seconded the <br />motion. The motion carried 5 – 0. <br />Update/Discussion/Action – Preservation Awards <br /> <br />McCartney presented the attached memo. <br />Koertje opened discussions regarding the recommendations for the 2011 <br />Preservation Awards. <br />After much deliberation over which structures to nominate, the Commission <br />established the following list: <br /> <br /> Preservation Award – 1024 Grant Avenue <br /> <br /> Sensitive Addition – 1008 Jefferson Avenue <br /> <br /> Adaptive Re-use - 921 Main Street <br /> <br /> Historic Feature – Silo (Pine Street) <br /> <br />Update/Discussion/Action – Possible Commercial Incentives <br />Continue to August 16, 2010 meeting. Poppitz was not at meeting to discuss this <br />item. Koertje recommended staff provide information regarding existing <br />Business Improvement Program (BAP), as an example of commercial incentives. <br /> <br />Update/Discussion/Action – Walls Vs. Windows <br />McCartney presented the attached memo. McCartney stated the Planning <br />Director, Troy Russ, had asked to continue this item until August 16, 2010, but <br />McCartney wanted feedback regarding the proposed redlines. <br /> <br />