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g. Contemporary designed additions shall not destroy the historical, architectural or <br /> cultural material of the existing building and shall be compatible with the size, <br /> scale,material and character of the property and the neighborhood. <br /> 5. Once the project is approved, a Certificate of Appropriateness is approved and a copy is <br /> forwarded to the owner and the Construction Inspection Division. <br /> B. Application process for properties located outside the Near West Historic District <br /> 1. The owner of the ro e <br /> p p rty shall submit an application to the TIF Review Committee for <br /> an administrative review. <br /> 2. The application shall be accompanied with project description, photographs, scaled <br /> drawings including plans and elevations, and site plans as appropriate to adequately <br /> portray how the proposed changes will affect the existing structure. <br /> 3. If structural changes are being proposed, the drawings should be completed by a <br /> registered Architect. <br /> 4. In considering the application for approval, the TIF Review Committee shall be guided ' <br /> by the standards as listed in A 4 above. �I <br /> APPRAISALS FOR TIF LOANS <br /> A,pnraisals <br /> After-Rehab Value of properties to be rehabilitated will be required for major projects. The <br /> property owner will be responsible for securing the appraisal and payment of the appraisal. If <br /> the owner wishes to include the cost of the appraisal in the total project cost, a paid receipt <br /> should be submitted to the designated EUD staff person. <br /> Minimum Oualifications for Appraisers <br /> Individuals or firms authorized to provide appraisals for the loans, must meet the following <br /> minimum qualifications: <br /> 1. A general reputation among users of appraisals for producing satisfactory real estate <br /> appraisal work; <br /> 2. Experience in performing staff appraisals while in the employment of an appraisal firm, <br /> or a bank, or other organization which utilizes real estate appraisals in its business <br /> operations; <br /> 3. An educational background in appraisal that includes, but is not limited to, college level <br /> courses in appraisal and general real estate, training sponsored by appraisal organizations, <br /> and/or HLJD sponsored appraisal training; <br /> 4. Experience doing appraisals in the types of neighborhoods and types of properties <br /> encountered in the EUD's housing rehabilitation programs; <br /> 5. Demonstrated experience appraising the After-Reha.b Value of urban property is <br /> preferred, as is experience on the type of property for which the appraisal is needed (i.e., <br /> appraisers should have experience appraising single and multi-unit family properties as <br /> well as mixed-use properties.) <br /> 9 <br />