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1134 0 PERMITTED ACCESSORY USES<br />
Permitted accessory usesin an HPD shall be those uses listed as accessory in the<br />
underlying base zone<br />
1134 06 PROCEDURES FOR<strong>THE</strong> REVIEW <strong>OF</strong>PROPOSED<br />
ALTERATIONS DEMOLITION ANDNER CON<br />
STRUCTIONANDFORISST7ANCE <strong>OF</strong>APPROiTA T<br />
PROCEED RITH WORK CERTIFICATE <strong>OF</strong>APPRO<br />
PRIATENESS<br />
a<br />
No person shall make any alteration or demolition with respect to any<br />
property designated historic thatis situated in a determined HPD or has<br />
been determined an HPunless a Certificate of Appropriateness has been<br />
previously issued with respect to such properly With respect to any<br />
such alteration or<br />
demolition the owner of a property shall first apply<br />
for and secure a Certificate ofAppropriateness from the Architectural<br />
Board of Review In addition any improvements or changes under<br />
taken within publicrights of way within anHPD also require a Certifi<br />
cate ofAppropriateness from theArchitectural Board ofReview<br />
b<br />
Unless the Commission has previously approved Unique Historic<br />
Guidelines when considering anapplication for a Certificate ofAppro<br />
priateness the Architectural Board ofReview shall determine whether<br />
the proposed construction reconstruction alteration or demolifion is<br />
appropriate orwhether ithas an adverseaffect upon the purposes ofthis<br />
Chapter and shall refer to the Secretary ofthe Interior sStandards for<br />
Rehabilitation as amended from time to time and which onthe date of<br />
the<br />
adoption ofthis Chapter are as follows<br />
1 A property shall be used for its historic purpose or placed in a<br />
new use that requires minimal change to the defming charac<br />
teristics ofthe building and its siteand environment<br />
2 The historic character of a property shall be retained and pre<br />
served The removal of historic materials or alteration offea<br />
tures and spaces that chazacterize a<br />
property shall be avoided<br />
3 Each property shall be recognized as a physical<br />
record ofits<br />
time place and use Changes that create a false sense ofhis<br />
torical development such as adding conjectural features or az<br />
chitectural elements from other buildings shall not be under<br />
taken<br />
4 Most properties change over time those changes thathave ac<br />
quired historic significance in their own<br />
right shall be retained<br />
andpreserved<br />
5 Distinctive features finishes and construction techniques or<br />
examples of craftsmanship that chazacterize an HP shall be<br />
preserved<br />
6 Deteriorated historic features shall be repaired rather than re<br />
placed Where the severity of deterioration requres replace<br />
ment ofadistinctive feature the new feature shall match the<br />
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