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neighborhood. Joe named Barbara <br />Street after Irene Barbara Madonna. <br />1. c. Geographic%nvironmental. <br />Yes <br />The historic location of the house helps <br />1) Enhances sense of identity of <br />to create a sense of neighborhood <br />the community. <br />identity. <br />2) An established and familiar <br />natural setting or visual feature <br />that is culturally significant to the <br />history of Louisville. <br />3. All properties will be evaluated for <br />Yes <br />The structure remains in its original <br />physical integrity and shall meet one <br />location and has not been moved. The <br />or more of the following criteria: <br />property has integrity of location, <br />a. Shows character, interest or <br />setting, feeling and association. <br />value as part of the <br />development, heritage or <br />cultural characteristics of the <br />The house is located in the Murphy <br />community, region, state, or <br />Place Subdivision, which was platted <br />nation. <br />by Peter F. Murphy. The property <br />b. Retains original design features, <br />retains four of the seven aspects of <br />materials and/or character. <br />integrity: location, setting, design, and <br />c. Remains in its original location, <br />association. It also has historical ties <br />has the same historic context <br />to Louisville's coal -mining industry as <br />after having been moved, or <br />well as many of Louisville's downtown <br />was moved more than 50 years <br />businesses and neighborhood <br />ago. <br />development. <br />d. Has been accurately <br />reconstructed or restored <br />based on historic <br />The house is currently compromised <br />documentation. <br />by the siding, windows, and front <br />porch changes from the late <br />1970s/early 1980s. If the restoration <br />work in the Alteration Certificate <br />Request were approved and <br />completed, additional architectural <br />elements would be reconstructed <br />based on historical documentation. <br />ALTERATION CERTIFICATE REQUEST: <br />The applicant is also applying for an Alteration Certificate for restoration and rehabilitation work <br />on the existing structure and for additional alterations to the front and rear of the structure. <br />Alteration Certificate requests are tied to Landmark and Grant requests to ensure the work <br />proposed for grant funding would not affect a property's history integrity for landmarking. <br />Alteration Certificates are not required for routine maintenance, such as painting, but are <br />required for work that requires a building permit. The proposed work falls under this review <br />purview, which should focus on how the proposed changes may or may not impact the property <br />and its historic integrity. <br />The proposed Alteration Certificate covers the following: <br />10 <br />