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4 Most properties change over time those changes that have ac quired historic significance in their own right shall beretained and preserved 5 Distinctive features fmishes and constmction techniques or examples of craftsmanship that characterize an HP shall be preserved 6 Deteriorated historic features shall be repaired rather than re placed Where the severity of deterioration requires replace ment of adistinctive feature the new feature shall match the old in design color texture and other visual qualities and where possible materials Replacement of missing features shall be substantiated by documentary physical or pictorial evidence 7 Chemical or physical treatments such as sandblasting that cause damage to the historic materials structures if appropri ate shall be undertaken using the gentlest means possible 8 Significant azcheological resources affected by a project shall be protected and preserved If such resources must be dis turbed mitigafion measures shall be undertaken 9 New additions exterior alterafions or related new construcfion shall not destroy historic materials that chazacterize the prop eriy The new work shall be differentiated from the old and shall be compatible with the massing size scale and azchitec tural features to protect the historic integrity of the property and its environment 10 New additions and adjacent or related new construcfion shall beundertaken in such a manner that if removed in the future the essential form and environment would be unimpaired c d e In the case of archeological properties the Architectural Boazd ofRe view mall refer to the Addisory Council on Historic Preservation Treatment ofArcheological Properties A Handbook orsuccessor pub hcahon s Approval Not Self executing Where the Commission has Issued Unique Historic GuidelinesIfthe proposed construction reconstruc tion alteration or demolition is determined to have no adverse effect on the HPD or the HP and does not violate the spirit and purpose ofthese preservztion regula ons ther the Architectural Board cfRevie vshaIl approve the Certificate of Appropriateness subject to afinal addifional review by the Corrimission whenever Unique Historic Guidelines have been established DenialIfthe Architectural Board ofReview determines that the pro posed construction reconstruction alteration or demolition willhave an adverse effect onthe HPD or HP and does violate the spirit and purpose of these preservation regulations then the Architectural Review Board shall deny the Certificate of Appropriateness
f Notice of Denial to Applicant In the event that the Architectural Board ofReview denies an application for a Certificate of Appropriate ness the Secretary ofthe Architectural Boazd ofReviewshall forthwith notify the applicant of such determination in writing and transmit to him her a copy ofthe reasons for denial and recommendations if any oftheArchitecturalBoard ofReview g Effect ofDenial Upon denying an application for aCertificate of Ap propriateness the Architectural Board ofReview shall impose a waiting period to not exceed thirty30 days from the date ofdisapproval dur ing which the applicant may develop a compromise proposal With re spect to an application involving a demolition the Architectural Board ofReview may at its discretion extend the aforementioned waiting pe riod to not exceed one1 yeaz from the date of disapproval If both parties accept a compromise proposal the Architectural Boazd of Re view may henceforth approve afinalCertificate ofAppropriateness un less Unique Historic Guidelines have been adopted by the Commission andpertain in which case any compromise must also be approved by the Commission h Negotiations During Waiting Period for Demolition Iu the Case of a Denial of an Application for aCertificate of Appropriateness for Demolition 1 The Architectural Board of Review along with the Director Commissioner members ofthe Heritage Advisory Boazd and other officials ofthe City as needed may participate in nego tiations with the owner or owners and any other interested partyin an effortto find ameans ofpreserving the property If the aforementioned do not agree on a means of preserving the property atthe initial meeting then they may continue to under take meaningful and continuing discussionwith the purpose of finding amethod ofsaving the property 2 Ifthe applicant fails to meet with any or all ofthe aforemen fioned iii good faith in the time specified then the Archtec turalBoazdofReview sdenial ofthe applicationwill stand 3 If after holding such good faithmeetings in the waiting period as specified above the Director determines in writing that fail ure to approve an applicaton for a Certificate of Appropriate ness will create a substantial hardship to the applicant andthat such certificate maybe approved without substantial detriment to the public welfzre znd without substantial derogation from the purposes ofthis Chapter therein in such event the Archi tecturalBoazd ofReview shall approve aCertificate of Appro priateness for such proposed demolition i Negotiations During Waiting Period for Alteration In the case of denial ofan applicafion for a Certificate of Appropriateness for con struction reconstruction or alterafion
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