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C. The commission will use the following criteria to determine compatibility: <br />Criteria and Standards <br />Meets <br />Criteria? <br />Evaluation <br />For the purposes of reviewing separately the different aspects of the Alteration Certificate <br />request, this table will refer to them as follows: <br />Request 1 <br />Restoration of the front porch by opening it and restoring ornamentation <br />Request 2 <br />Addition of a new, differentiated railing to the front porch <br />Request 3 <br />Replacement of existing windows with more compatible materials, while maintaining the <br />existing openings <br />1. The effect upon the general historical <br />Yes <br />Request 1 <br />and architectural character of the <br />The restoration requests enhance <br />structure and property. <br />the architectural integrity of the <br />home and are supported by <br />2. The architectural style, arrangement, <br />photographic and family evidence, <br />texture, and material used on the existing <br />and are recommended by the <br />and proposed structures and their relation <br />Historic Structure Assessment <br />and compatibility with other structures. <br />(HSA). <br />4. The effects of the proposed work <br />Yes <br />Request 2 <br />in creating, changing, destroying, or <br />The addition of a railing to the front <br />otherwise impacting the exterior <br />porch has a minimal visual impact <br />architectural features of the structure <br />on the front porch and can be <br />upon which such work is done. <br />removed if desired in the future. It is <br />also differentiated from the historic <br />8. c. Each property shall be recognized <br />elements of the home, demarcating <br />as a physical record of its time, place and <br />it as a new element. <br />use. Changes that create a false sense of <br />historical development, such as adding <br />Yes <br />Request 3 <br />conjectural features or architectural <br />The windows were likely changed in <br />elements from other buildings, shall not <br />the 1950s and are old enough to <br />be undertaken. <br />have gained historical significance. <br />However, staff does not find that the <br />8. d. Most properties change over time; <br />windows have achieved historical <br />those changes that have acquired historic <br />significance based on their design; <br />significance in their own right shall be <br />moreover, returning the windows to <br />retained and preserved. <br />the taller, narrower openings is likely <br />impossible given interior changes to <br />8. e. Distinctive features, finishes and <br />the windows, according to the HSA. <br />construction techniques or examples of <br />craftsmanship that characterize a <br />property shall be preserved. <br />