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98-42
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GRANTING SPECIAL PERMIT HISTORIC NEIGHBORHOOD USE - 903 WEST DECATUR STREET
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7/20/1998
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HASC <br /> June l7, 1998 <br /> Page Two <br /> neighborhood and will preserve the historical and architectural integrity of the structure. Staff <br /> recommends approval of the petition. <br /> It was moved and seconded (Prust/Aukamp) to approve the request of Dove, Inc. for Special <br /> Use, Historic Neighborhood Use at 903 West Decatur Street as presented. Motion carried <br /> unanimously. <br /> Mr. Sorensen questioned access to the second floor, northwest room. Mr. Batman stated that <br /> there is a door through the closet which is under the stairs going up to the attic. <br /> New Business <br /> Ms. Miller reported that an application for a Certificate of Appropriateness at 840 West William <br /> had been received from Melissa Walters. Ms. Walters was present and stated that the old carriage <br /> house is in serious disrepair and the cost to repair it is substantial. The structure may fall down <br /> due to its condition. <br /> Mr. Sorensen questioned if the structure is two stories. Ms. Walters stated that it is, with a loft <br /> like a barn. She noted that the neighbor to the east has a similar carriage house. Ms. Walters <br /> stated that she would paint her carriage house but the building is leaning toward the alley. <br /> Mr. Little questioned if the carriage house is post and beam construction. Ms. Walters stated that <br /> it probably is. Mrs. Weedon stated that the wood inside is very pretty. <br /> Ms. Miller stated that the ordinance provides for staff to approve fences, gutters and garage door <br /> changes. <br /> Mr. Sorensen questioned if Ms. Walters were to construct a garage at a later date would she have <br /> to come back to the Commission. �Is. Nliller stated that she would have to present the request to <br /> the Commission. <br /> The age of the house and the garage was discussed. Ms. Walters stated that the house is 100 <br /> years old. It was noted that the carriage house might predate the house and concern was <br /> expressed with tearing down the structure. Mrs. Aukamp questioned if the garage could be <br /> dismantled, repaired and then put back together as it would be too dan�erous to work inside the <br /> structure. Ms. Miller stated that per the survey the house dates back to 1910. <br /> NIs. Miller presented the recommendation of staff: <br />
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