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Preservation Standards AND Guidelines August 1, 2012 3.7.21: Gutters and downspouts may be installed and shall be unfinished copper or painted or powder finished metal unless physical or photographic evidence demonstrates historical use of alternative materials or finish for the specific building. 3.7.22: Exposed galvanized metal or non-painted gutters and downspouts are not permitted. 3.7.23: New gutters shall be painted or powder finished to match the fascia color of the building unless copper is used. New downspouts shall be painted or powder finished to match the building or the building trim unless copper is used. 3.7.24: Copper gutters and down spouts may be installed when appropriate for the style of the building. Historical gutter shapes shall only be used when consistent with historical physical or photographic evidence of their use at the specific building. 3.7.25: The original shape, line, pitch and overhang of historic roofs are significant to the overall character of the building and must be retained. NO - Elevating a roof to provide for additional living space would be a significant alteration to dwelling's original design and must be carefully considered. YES - Add additional living space through shed roof or gable dormers on back elevations not readily visible from the street. Oklahoma City Historic Districts 96
Preservation Standards AND Guidelines August 1, 2012 3.8 FOUNDATIONS POLICY: Visible foundation walls and decorative features may be character-defining and should be retained and preserved. Do not cover, conceal or obscure foundations. DESIGN JUSTIFICATION: The foundation ties the historic building to its site and foundation materials reflect building trends and help convey the architectural style and period of the building. SUSTAINABILITY JUSTIFICATION: Proper maintenance of historic foundations ensures that the embodied energy of an existing building is retained, eliminating the need for new resources and new energy to be used. MAINTENANCE: ACTIONS THAT DO NOT REQUIRE REVIEW 3.8.1: The preservation and maintenance of foundations ensures the stability and preservation of a building. 3.8.2: Preserve the height, materials, features and details of a visible foundation wall including components such as vents and grilles, lattice skirting, and steps. Preserve original foundations such as brick (left: 406 NW 22nd Street) and stone (right: 411 NW 4th Street). 3.8.3: Occasionally the foundation of a historic building may require adjustment by the installation of piers or jacks for leveling. If the result is no visible change to the exterior appearance of the historic building, then review is not required. 3.8.4: Downspouts, if present, should direct water away from foundations to prevent water and moisture damage. Oklahoma City Historic Districts 97
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