Historic Preservation Commission Agenda and Packet 2020 10 19

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ARCHITECTURAL INTEGRITY: The historic structure located at 1133 Main Street was constructed in 1904. It is an early twentieth century wood frame vernacular house with a front gable roof with exposed rafter tails. The primary fagade faces east to Main Street. There is a wide front porch with a front gable roof with exposed rafter tails on the front fagade. The original structure has a rectangular plan. According to documents, a two room addition was added to the house prior to 1948. The windows and doors appear to be in the original location. Primary changes occurred over time: • Rear addition (pre-1948); • Stucco veneer added (timing unknown); • Roof replaced (2005). CRITERIA FOR DEMOLITION REVIEW: The Historic Preservation Commission should review the demolition permit application based upon any of the following criteria in Section 15.36.200(H) of the Louisville Municipal Code L( MC): Criteria Meets Criteria? Evaluation 1. The eligibility of the building for Yes AA e designation as an individual The principal structure at 1133 Main landmark consistent with the Street was constructed in 1904. It is purposes and standards in this 116 years old. chapter; a. Age Significance b. Significance This house is associated with the c. Integrity early-20t" century development of Louisville. The structure at 1133 Main Street is an early twentieth century wood frame residential structure. It has a rectangular footprint and features a front gable roof. There is a porch attached to the front fagade with a front gable roof as well. The door and window placement appears to be original. The structure at 1133 Main Street has changed hands three since being built, and early owners showed strong ties to the Louisville's Italian heritage. The DelPizzo family who owned the structure from 1926 to 2019 had