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5 2 <br /> • <br /> SPECIAL ORDERS OF THE DAY AND PUBLIC HEARINGS (continued) <br /> Item No. l.b. (continued) <br /> torn <br /> There being more than one candidate for the subject <br /> appointment, Mayor Biagi called for a vote by ballot. The <br /> result was as follows: <br /> John Greenalch - 2 <br /> C. I. Lucot - 5 <br /> Mayor Biagi then declared C. I. Lucot appointed to the <br /> indefinite term on the Housing and Human Concerns Committee <br /> MINUTE ORDER NO. 81-88 <br /> • <br /> 2. Public Hearing: Planning Commission <br /> recommendations re application of Historic <br /> Preservation Advisory Committee approving the Old <br /> County Courthouse and the City Fire Station No. 1 <br /> for designation as Historic Landmarks and <br /> rejecting certain other buildings for that <br /> designation <br /> Planning Commission record transmitted 5/4/81 <br /> Mayor Biagi declared open at 7:35 p.m <br /> Affidavits of Publication of Notice of Hearing and of <br /> Mailing reported on file. <br /> Councilman Chandler stated for the record that he has read <br /> the Minutes and listened to the tape of the Planning owl <br /> Commission meeting covering the subject application and did <br /> not find consideration given to the meaning of the City's <br /> historic landmark designation to the property owner. omit <br /> Councilman Chandler stated that it is his understanding that <br /> all that is involved is recognition of the historic <br /> significance of the building to the City and that in order <br /> to make any change in the structure, the owner must obtain a <br /> permit which must be issued within 50 days, or in the event <br /> of an appeal, must be heard within 90 days. <br /> City Manager Fales confirmed Councilman Chandler's <br /> understand of the effect of the City's ordinance, responding <br /> also to other statements that the historic designations of <br /> the state and federal governments may involve tax <br /> consequences which are outside of City jurisdiction. Mr. <br /> Fales observed also that structures which are recommended <br /> for the designation and rejected now may be considered again <br /> later and replied to question that the Council may now <br /> consider and reject or approve all of the structures <br /> proposed for historic designation by the Committee. <br /> Ken Rolandelli, 2466 Oregon, and Dale Meyer, 303 Myrtle, <br /> members of the Committee made the presentation on behalf of <br /> the Committee of all five of its recommendations, two of <br /> which were approved and three rejected by the Planning <br /> Commission. Mr. Rolandelli noted that the designation does <br /> not require that the building be restored, allow the use of <br /> unsafe buildings, or prevent use of the building, but merely <br /> requires a permit to demolish or alter the building. Mr. <br /> Meyer presented slides of the buildings proposed for <br /> historic landmark designation suggesting that all meet the <br /> criteria established in the ordinance. <br /> Reg.Mtg. <br /> 6/1/81 <br /> Page 2 <br />