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Preservation Standards AND Guidelines August 1, 2012 2.9.6 Planning Department staff will confer with Parks and Recreation Department staff and the Park Commission in deciding the impact of proposed changes on the character of a historic property and district, compatibility with preservation policy and the provisions of these Standards and Guidelines, and compliance with all applicable ordinances. 2.9.7: Any proposed demolition or construction of buildings in a park must comply with the ―Alterations‖ and ―New Construction‖ sections of these Standards and Guidelines. 2.9.8: Placement of new mailboxes at curbside or in locations other than the front wall or porch of a building is not permitted in the historic districts. 2.9.9: Retain and maintain historic light fixtures in the public right-of-way. They may be refurbished and re-lamped to accommodate modern lighting requirements and equipment. 2.9.10: Lighting in the public right of way shall be uniform, and new fixtures should be compatible with the style, age and character of the district without creating a false sense of historicism. New lighting shall be compatible with existing historic lighting that remains. Compatible light fixtures in the 200 block of NW 31st Street (left) and 600 NW 14th Street (right) are important to maintaining the historic character of a historic district. Similarly, new light fixtures should be differentiated so as to not create a false sense of historicism. COMMISSION REVIEW: ACTIONS THAT REQUIRE REVIEW BY THE HPC 2.9.11: Some proposed actions could have more drastic effects on the appearance of a historic site or district as a whole. These actions require the filing of an application of a Certificate of Appropriateness and review by the Historic Preservation Commission. 2.9.12: Neither existing street pavement widths nor existing street right of way widths may be increased or decreased except by review and approval by the Historic Preservation Commission. 2.9.13: Street medians or esplanades may not be added or removed except by review and approval by the Historic Preservation Commission. Oklahoma City Historic Districts 62
Preservation Standards AND Guidelines August 1, 2012 Public works type projects should respect the character of neighborhood features such as the median along Shartel Avenue (above) and the Edgemere Park 35th Street bridge (below). Oklahoma City Historic Districts 63
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